EXAMINATION RESULTS. ' At the recent Trinity College examinaMaurice Till, aged 15, gained higheat marks in Associate. Last year he tied with highest marks (93) in the South Island in Higher Local, both medal and exhibition being awarded to the other candidate, who was just a few months younger. He was also top in the South Island in both Junior and Senior Divisions and second in Intermediate. He is the, son of Mr .and Mrs C. Till, St. Albans, and a pupil of Miss Clarice Bell, L.R.S.M., L.T.C.L. Miss Bell’s other results are ns follows; Senior: Kathleen Besley (Honours): Tut Wakelln, Junior: Judith Gill (Honours), Maurice Thelnin g (Merit), Rae Lillcy (Merit). Advanced Preparatory; Margaret TUI (Merit). Xlßl7
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23750, 23 September 1942, Page 5
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