EXTRA EDITION. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 19, 23 January 1909, Page 6

EXTRA EDITION. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

« THE JUNIOR RESULTS. Although, the whole of the Junior Civil Service examination results will not be available until this evening, we are able, through, the courtesy of the (Education Department, to give the names of the firet- 132 persons who passed. Those whoso names are included in the following list are placed in order of merit, and have passed with credit. The list does not include the names of candidates taking the examination for purposes<apart from the requirements of the Civil Service Reform Act. Frederick George Hall-Jones, Timaru; Alfred Herbert Robinson, Wellington; Arthur Tyndall, Dunedin ;. Hilda Blackmore Harding, Wellington; Malcolm M'Cartney, Invercargill ; Ellen Elizabeth Wenmouth, Christchurch ; Henry Rochfort, Christchurch; Alfred Harold Faircloth, Christchurch; Jemima Kennedy, Invercargill ; Eric Dudley Thompson, Christchurch; Henry Stokes Richards, Rangiora ; Edward Benjamin Macgregor Walmsley, Dunedin ; Purvis Ford Armstrong, Wellington; George Atkinson Hudson, Stratford ; Geoffrey John King, Nelson; 1 Elcena Agnes M'Farlane, Dunedin ; Ernest Albert Searle, Oamaru ; Arthur Richard Barker, Blenheim; Frank Alwyn Taylor, Auckland ; James Rochford, Wellington; Henry Seddon Hills, Hokitika ; Henry Edward Patrick Quinn, Auckland; Bernard James Ryan, Wellington ; Francis William Foster, ChristI church ; George Cody, Invercargill ; Annie Beatrice Moore, Auckland ; Stanley Gordon Paterson, Dunedin; Nellie Frances Hayman Brooker, Christchurch ; Arthur Tom Slocombe, Gore ; Dorothy Lilian Hueston, Wellington; Patrick J. Ryan, Wellington; Chas. E. Makeham, Wellington ; Bernard Jones, Timaru ; Dorothy Emily Rex Mason, Wellington ; Robert Reed Tyrer, Stratford ; Beatrice -Jane Hampton Webb, Invercargill; Ernest William Kirby, Stratford; Thomas Edward Beard, Masterfcon; Mabel Alice Isbister, Auckland ; ' Alfred James Cullen, Wellington; Lorna Elizabeth Grace Bay, Christchurch; Wallace Victor Kingsbeer, Palmerston North ; Charles Earnshaw White, Christchurch ; Thomas Mitchell, Timaru; Daisy' Hilda Kelly Stacey, Auckland ; John Alexander Scott, Auckland; Gilbert King, Tapanui; Gwendoline Kinnaird, Auckland ; Fred-eric-M'lvor, Dunedin ; Edgar E. Sanson, Stratford ; Helena Annie Jordan, Auckland ; Rae Cumberland Cameron, Wellington ; Lucy Marion Love Sawers, Invercargill ; Edward Sullivan, Timaru ; Herbert. Morris Stevens, Dunedin ; Elsia 'Smith Littlejohn, Dunedin ; Arthur James Barnett, Ohristchurch ; Robert William Lavery, Wellington; Herbert Kerr Edie, Dunedin ; Ruth Pirrit, Auckland; Reginald James Lamb, ChristchurcK"; Mary Gertrude Mead, Auckland ; Estelie Lo Keong, Dunedin ; Clarence Valentin© Jones, Christchurch ; Dorothy Rose Day, Auckland ; John Currie Hendry, Dunedin ; Fritz Langbein, Nelson ; Leo John Poff, Wellington ; Myrtle M'Elwain, Auckland ; Sarah Elizabeth May Moore, Gisborne ; Letitia Fanny Pulley, Eangiora ; Charles Edward Reid, Invercargill ; Annie Simpson, Timaru ; Lily Wallis Dixon, Wellington ; Moya Kathleen O'Sullivan, Wellington ; Agnes Violet M'Dougall, Invercargill ; Coila Reynolds Stevenson, Dunedin ; Richard George Crawshaw, Auckland ; Reginald Ronald Gow, Hamilton ; Thomas Patrick Cox, Dunedin ; George Hume Seddon, Wellington; Roy Albert Ricketts, Nelson; James William Bennet, Dunedin ; Bernard Charles Alton M'Cabe, Nelson ; Lilac Gordon Keith, Ghristchurch ; Robert Duffus M'Farland, Auckland ; Hugh Ross Fraser, Invercargill ; Ella Florence Kimber, Auckland ; Albert Russell Cook, Dannevirke ; John Munro Gillies, Timaru ; Ivan Blackstone Hubbard, Dunedin ; John Arthur Salmond, Invercargill ; Henslcigh Carthew Marryatt Norris, New Plymouth ; Margaret Anderson Whyte, Auckland ; Frederick Menneer, Christchurch; William Godfrey Skelton, Christchurch ; Claude Wilfred Batten, Wellington; Arthur Stanley Bell, Balclutha; Allan James Walters, Hokitika ; George Blyth Brown, Wellington ; Edith Elizabeth Gilbert, Dunedin ; Kathleen. Spencer Lawry, Wellington ; Dorothy Hazel Whiting, Auckland; Norman "William M'Donald Weir, Christchurch; Arthur Hugh .f ollen, Wellington ; Arthur Philip Lewis, Ashburton ; Charles Dromgool, Auckland ; Arthur . Henson Osborne, Auckland ; Henry Peter Rasmussen, Wellington ; Alice Ada Norton, 1 Wellington ; Bernard Wilson Banks, Christchurch ; Carl Schlaepfev, Auckland ; Emily Mary Nightingale, Christchurch ; Harris Newman Buttle, Christchurch ; Frederick Wilson. Greenwood, Timaru ; Albert Eric Lawry, Napier ; 'Thomas Michael Courtney, Auckland ; Ivy Bertha Langley, Napier ; Percy r James Schiufcer, Dunedin ; Isabella Graham Mandeno, Hamilton ; Walter Andrew Brown, Balclutha ; Jeffrey Cecil Dive, Auckland ; Emily Alice King, Inveixargill; Henry Martin Dartnall, Christchurch ; Alan Arthur Hardcastle, Timaru ; Robert Ogilivie Buchanan, Tapanui ; Henel Pringle Hall, Invercargill ; Gertrude Stella Mary Seddon, Auckland; Robert Lanktree Withers, Christchurch ; Vivian Hans Line, Christchurch ; Earle Spencer, Christchurch ; Maurice Butler, Wellington. The residents of Worser Bay had an unexpected honour paid them yesterday, when the s.s. Warrimoo, on her trip to Sydney, found it necessary to 'diverge from the . usuak-track of colonialgoing boats, and approach the main beach. In honour of the occasion, and impelled w.jth a justifiable curiosity, a throng of about' two hundred crowded on the beach. Within earshot of •the shore the* steamer dropped a boat, in which an individual, with his surplus wardrobe wrapped in brown paper, had previously been "dumped." As the 'boat swung over comparatively shallow water the individual with the brown- • paper parcel, having previously prepared 5 himself for the ordeal by tucking up his trousers, in obedience to a command leapt overboard, and "began to carry .forward the standard," as it were. The all- wet person received a great reception from tho watchers on the shore. He was a stowaway, anxious for Sydney without any disbursement, but he had . been detected early. A splendid programme will be presented at the sacred concert to be given •to-morrow (Sunday) evening at the Opera i House, when, for the first time in Wellington, the Globe Picture Company will ■ show some fine pictorial films. The .♦series will include "The Wonders of "Northern Venicf," "Going to Switzerland," "Beautiful Smyrna." The management have engaged the wellknown basso, Mr. W. A. Robyns, who will sing "Pilgrims of the Night" (Idle) and "The Mighty -Deep" (Jude) ; also Master Fred. Byron, boy soprano, who will give "The Chorister"' (Sullivan). Tho ferry steamers will run special excursions to Day's Bny to-morrow morning and afternoon, at tho usual hours. The s.s. Cobar will leavo tho new wharf at Petone at 230 p.m., returning from .the Bay a* 5 p.m. The full timetable •appears in another column. The platform at the New Century Hail will be occupied to-morrow evening at 1 p.m., by Georgia Glady6 Cooloy, whowil) lecture- on ~i' Tha. G%<# Ajar^i