PUPIL TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION.

Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 6656, 22 January 1887, Page 3

PUPIL TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION.

Appended are the names of the candidates who succeeded in passing the pupil teachers’ examination which to.k place ou the 7th, Bob, 9th, and 10th of December:— Ending first year—Total marks—boys, 460; girls, 600 Emily Burgess, Bichmond, 406; Catherine Bowers, East Christchurch, 882; Margaret Campbell, West Christchurch, 372; M try Burr, Sydenham, 839; Matilia beel, Sydenham, 337; Ida Lizard, Sydenham, 335; Florence Duroee, Normal, 332; Fanny Sneard, Sydenham, 326; Jennie Green, West Chriit church, 323; Elizabeth Simmons, Sydenham, and Herbert Speight, St. Albans, each 315; Carl K'ppenbeiger, Normal, 807; Alice Lusk, West Christchurch, 306; Alice Cook, Heathcote Lower, 300; Catherine McHaffle, Normal, 295; Hans Kennedy, West Christchurch, and Barah Mounsey, West Oxford, each 289; Willis m Batch, Kaiapoi, Mary Currie, West Christchurch, and Arthur Thomas, Woodend, each 287; Ethel Thompson, Bangiora, 285; William Moses, Heathoote Lower, 232; Fioietta Burke, Weßt Christchurch, 278; George Stening, Bichmond, 272; Amelia Wooley, West Christchurch, 271; Cassie Blakely, East Christchurch, 266; Bobert Bruce, Bakaia South, and Arthur Geddes, Lincoln, each 264; Elizabeth Butherford, Springburn, 253; Etbelbert Laraman, Bakaia South, 250; Alex. Jamieson, Hampstead, 246; Minnie Dempsey, Lyttelton, 245; Arthur Barnett, Leeston, 244; Arthur Sims, German Bay, 242; Alice Paul, East Christchurch, 241; John Weastell, Lyttelton, 238; Lucy Chapman, Ashlurton, 237 ; Catherine Nicholson, Leeston, 232; Elizabeth Beare, Green Park, 225; Bobert Elliott, Flaxton, 214. End of second year; total marks, 600: Alexander Gray, Christchurch West, 470; John Walker, Christchurch West, 434; Mildred Mayo, Fendalton, 419; Jose oh Adamß, Pepanui, 415; Arthur Eu.nibell, Christchurch West, 407 i Frank Waller, Christchurch East, 406 j Edith Peacock, Sydenham, 397; Harriet Murgatroyd, Christchurch East, 389; Llewellyn Owen, Christchurch East, 386; Jane Ewen, Christchurch West, and George Pilkington, Christchurch East, 385; Benjamin Low, Ashburton, 368; Michael Lynak<y, Kaiapoi, 385; Amelia Alexander, Christchurch East, 845 ; John Sinclair, Tai Tapu, 342; Edith Atkinson, Christchurch East, 335; Constance Peach, Normal, 332; Jorgin ■ Anderson, Papanui, 327; George Cromie, Gust, and Henrietta Guise, Christchuroh West, 324; Annie Meyenberg, Ashburton, 319; Kate Boswell and Edith Byan, Christchurch East, 306; Frederick Sims, Akaroa, 306; L zzie Dannie, Irwell, and Annie Howard, Bichmond, 303; Ellen Giimour, Normal, 301; Agnes Dow, Lower Heathcote, 299; Henry Hyde, Oxford East, 298; Fanny Sheldon, Oxford East, 296; Ada Harwell, Christchur ;h West, 295 ; Martha Chamberlain, Amberley, 293; Samuel Baird, Sefton, 290; Rachel Budd, Sydenham, 289; Annie Meoziee, Christchurch West, 288; Herbert Allison, Sydenham, 283 ; Margaret Campbell, Christchurch East, 279; Martha Connal, Lyttelton, 270. End of third year; total marks, 700— Charles Hall, Christchurch West, 611; Marian Ctmpbtli, Christchurch Weßt, 581; Andriaa Stewart, Christchurch West, 568 ; Gilbert Dalglish, Akaroa, 653; William Stephens, Bromley, 493; Fanny Hiatt, Kaiapoi, 491; Margaret Moil and, Christchurch West, 486; Georgina Boberts, Leithfield, 485; Ada Baldwin, Sydenham, 473; Jeannie B. Menz es, Christchurch West, 458; William West, Christchurch West, 451; Gertrude Glanville, Christchurch East, 447; Frank Evans, Christchurch East, 446; Agnes Duncan, Lower Haathcote, 430; Fanny Cooper, Christchurch East, 428; Janet McGallan, Sydenham, 413; Ellen Mabley, Christchurch East. 396. William Smith, Spriagston, 391; {Jane Hayward, Opawa, 881; Matilda i.ohrmann, Lyttelton, 380; Alice Thorn, Bromley, 373; Edith Luers, Oxlord West, 871; M*rr Hepwortb, Lower Heathcote, Marguerite Bainey, Tai Tapu, and Janet, Bussell, Sydenham, each 868; EUa Wood, Normal, 344; Annie Dalziel, Amberley, 342; Jeaniue Menzies, Henthoot« Valley, 340; Sarah McKee. Killinchy, 333; Emily Dayman, Ashley. 3i7; Mary Havward, Lower Heathcote, 321. Ending tourth year—Total marks, 700: —MarvOlliver, Lyttelton, 514; Christopher Lyttelton. 488; Horace Neove. Kaiapoi. 479; C .arles Garrard, Kichuionj, 478; Geo. Bishop, Chrisfccnurcu West, 474; Wm. Sinclair, Spreydon, 459; hiiza Puirester, Sydenham, 443; Klien Ewing, Sydeuham, 442;Emly Chaplin, Nmmal, 441; Elizabeth Taylor, Sydenham, 437; Joan K-nnedy, Opawa, and Thomas McGallan, Sydenham, each 431; Grace Lawrence, Normal, 428: Agnes Malcolm, Sydenham, 422; Fanny Dick, Opawa, 418; Geo. Scnneidtr, Chrstchurch East, 417; Minnie Mcßratney, Bichmond, 409; Auce Slioiier, Sydenham, 406; Kate Martoi, Sydenham, 402; Fanny Guise, Christchurch Eist, 401; Betsey Webster, Stoke, 398; Hugh Thompson, Christchurch East, 394; Mary Sutherland, Christchurch East, 391; Mary Budden, Bichmond, 389; Eliza Carey, Christchurch East, 375; Ainue Hunt-.-, St. Albans, 359; Jessie Fechney. 4 9; Cecil'* Call*-

gban, Linoolo, 338: Caro'ine Hirst, Sc. Albans, 332 i Je»,ie Speace, Christchurch East, 320. . Several of the pupil teachers in ton year were allowed to take the matriculation examination in lieu of the examination for the end of the fourth year.