EDUCATION BOARD SCHOLARSHIPS.
Following are the results of Jibe Education Board scholarships. For the senior scholarships the following were the successful candidates, their names being given in the order of merit. The possible number of marks obtainable was 800: —Alice Candy, Girls' High School, Christohurcb, 677; Edith, A. Jackson, Girls' High School, Christcliurch, 640 -, Olive E. Bailey, Girls' High School, Christehurch, 629; Adelaide C. Grifiin, Girls' High School, Christehurch, 594; Charlewood S. Hammond, Boys' High School, Christehureh, 558; Nellie W. Anderson, Girls' High School, Christohurch, 530. The result of the junior scholarships is as follows, the possible number of marks obtainable being 650:—-Harry Rands, Metbv*n School, 395; Edward A. Turner, Ashburton Borough School, 386; John Davidson, Springston, 382; Clfwa A. M. Hubston, West Melton, 369; Catherine M. Reynolds, Glentunnel. 368 ; Ada Fairbairn, Gloucester street, 361; Wm. R. Greig, Normal School, 356; Wm. L. Patersoa, Sydenham, 353; Maud .H. Squire, West Meltou, 349; Ernest Osborn, Richmond, 336; Alex. Smith, Aenburton Borough, 334; Francis R. Callaghan, Lincoln jjistrict High School, 325. There were thirteen examined for the senior and 57 for the junior scholarships.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 11790, 13 January 1904, Page 7
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