JUNIOR NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Evening Star, Issue 20687, 9 January 1931, Page 13

JUNIOR NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

OTAGO SUCCESSES [l’r.R Dniikjb I’rkss Association.j WELLINGTON, January 8. The results are issued by the Education Department in respect to the junior national scholarship examination held in November last. Tho list contains the names, in alphabetical order, of tho Otago candidates who reached the general standard of qualification (60JL 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 Board. Compensating marks as provided in clause 4 have been credited to candidates from schools of Grades 0,1., and 11. Tho successful candidates were as follow: Marks. Cochrane, Sybil Joan. TokoiU ... 100 Cooney, Matthew Joseph, St. Thomas's Academy 555 Craw, Charles, Chatto Creek ... 588 Goulter, Charles, St. Thomas's^ Academy ... ... ... 522 Coulter, John David, Kaitaugala <l9B Griffin, Norman Hayward, Albany^ Street Associated Normal 529 Hagan, Samuel Allan, Flag Swamp 520 Hamilton, Peter Hulbcrt Glenn, Otago Boys’ High 500 Hawke, Doris Watson. Ivaitangata 482 Henderson, Hugh William, Waikouaiti ... ... 492 Hutcheon, Victor Ernest Austin, Musselburgh ... 500 Lyth, John Eurdsall, -MaoriHill 507 M'Cahon, Beatrice Lilian, Waituki High 483 M’Calrnan, Donald Alfred, Tahatikft ••• 590 Macfarlane, Edith Jane. Otago Girls’ High 499 M‘Kon/,ie, Linda Norma, Columba College 483 Murray, John Donald, Lovell’s Flat ■ 519 Phillipson, Erie Russell, Flag_ Swamp . 514 Reid, Douglas, Kaikorai 511 Somerville, Thomas Cameron, Anderson’s Bay ... 491 Thorn, Isabella Christie Loma, Otago Girls’ High 550 Wilson, Joyce Lew in. Musselburgh 50 J SOUTHLAND CANDI DATES. The following Southland candidates were .successful: — Marks. Falconer, Isabel Helen, Gore High School 483 Ford, Patricia Rae, South Invercargill .502 Hancox, Douglas Herbert, Tapanui District High 53G Macdonald, Robert Gair, Southland Boys’ High 483 In addition, Mao Hartley, Makarewa North, with 473 marks, being entitled to a concession under clause 4 of tho regulations, has also qualified for a scholarship.