JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 7, 9 January 1931, Page 14

JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS.

NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS.

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES

AUCKLAND AND PROVINCIAL.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.> ' WELLINGTON, Thursday. The following results are issued by the Education Department in respect to the Junior National Scholarship examination last November. List one contains the names in alphabetical order of candidates who reached the general standard of qualification, per cent, for a scholarship in the Junior National Scholarship examination. To those who are eligible in all other respects scholarships will be awarded by the education boards concerned. List two contains the names of additional candidates who, being entitled to the concession under clause 4 of t'he National Scholarship regulations, as amended by the Order-in-Council of December 4, 1922, have also qualified for scholarships. Compensating marks as provided in clause 4 have been credited to candidates from schools of grades 0, 1 and 2. List One. ( Donald Arthur Adams, Auckland Grammar School, -Mo marks; Leslie James Baker, Mount Albert Grammar School, 516; Mary Hamilton Bannatyne, Normal, 503; Winifred June Barter, Manurewa, 535; Leonard John Bergman, Cornwall Park, 504; Bernard Bookman. Mauugawhau, 50*2; Phyllis Boswell, Whangarei High School, 485; Alan Ernest Blunt. Tc Rnpa, 486; Elwyn Gladys Braitlnvaite, Ivowhai Junior High, 505; Phyllis Natalie Branson, Gladstone, 514; Jean 'Maud Bullen. Epsom, 482; Sefton Windsor Campbell, Waihon. 593; Charles Henry Chatteris, Ponsonby, 495; Robert Desmond Coates, Grafton. 457; Stephen Corbett, Sacred Heart, Auckland, 507; Sylvia Mary Dale, Tauranga District High, 495. Stanley Loraine Edgar, Thames Central, 498; Errol Averill Edwards. Hamiltou West Primary, 580: John Neil Falvey, Whangarei High School, 514; Phyllis Lorraine Farmer, Otorohanga, 48S; Donald

Bartlett Gash, Kowhai Junior High, 519; Alan Darley Gifkins,. Vauxhall, 482; ISeil Gilbert Hansen, Tauranga District High, 489; William George Hardcrastle, Auckland Normal. 487; Bill}' Noel Harden, Hikurangi, 507; James Alexander Hendry, Puriri, 508; Ernest Alan Horsman, Northcote Junior High, 481; Vivienne Joan Howie, Takapuna Grammar, 493; Cecil William Swift Jessop. Waihou, 533; Jean Rushbrook Lochore, Takapuna Grammar, 495; Jack Worrall McCowan, Waihou, 492; June McGinle.v, R-otorua High School, 486; Margaretta Evelyn Morton, Meadowbank, 488. Stuart William Robertson, Remuera, SOS; Wallace Ruffell, Hamilton High, 497; Thomas Walton Russell, Kohimarama, 491; Bruce Henderson Smith, Maungawhau. 536; Owen Noel Sneddea, Auckland Sacred Heart, 572; Murray Wil.tam Speight, Newmarket, 517; A jail, Stewart, Whakatane District High, 546; Harold Stokes, Wellesley Street, 496; Arthur Svnford Stuckey, Morrmsville District High, 505; lan Archdale Taylor, Remuera, 492; Gladys' Jean Ebbett Tayior, Greerton, 569; George Harold -Terfy, Korakontri. 550; William John Kotss Turner, Mount Albert Grammar, 515; Arthur Leslie Undrill, Takapuna grammar, 489; Linley Maud Walker, Ellershe, 521- Eric Neville Ward, Mount Albert Grammar. 484; Donald Lloyd Charles Watkin, Mount Albert Grammar, 4b2; Sydney Max White, Glen Eden, 54_; Valeria May Woolby, Waihou, 565. List Two. George Harrison, Ramarama, 480 marks; i Jacqueline Madelaine Irwin, Greenhitbe, > 479; Irene Dorothy Te Kawa, 481; Clifton Ernest Shanks, Kaukapakapa, | 473. | 'Tmt now His little joy."—-Hood. j How aggravating and annoying a cold i can be! It takes away one's enjoyment o* a bright summer's day. At least it! does to those who have not yet learnt to banish such a miserv-provoking ailment immediately with Baxter's Lung Preserver. Gives prompt relief. Its unique tonic properties also restore vitality and aid the system to resist a relapse. Get the large bottle at 4/6, it is more economical than the smaller sizes at 2/6 j and 1/6. Obtainable all chemists and stores. — (Ad.)