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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10384, 8 March 1897, Page 6

The following passes, sent from Wellington, were omitted from the Hat published lately:—Passed examination in Class D.— Auckland: Ballantyne, Agnes Jane; Brown, Edith Bernice; Carr, Eva Helen j Carse, Harry; Clarke, Frederick Arthur; Dunn, Florence Beatrice; Fordo, Herbert. Ernest; Hamilton, Alfred Gasper; Harris, Richard John; Healihy.Patrick; Johnston, Susanna; Jones, Ruth Brancscombe; Jones, Thomas Augustus; Lambourne, Nelson Thomas; Law, Norman Hayworth Sanger; Lask, Harold Butler; McGibbon, Helen Margaret Stuart; McNaughton, David William; Mill, John Chambers; Moor, William James; Morrison, Jessie; Perry, Arthur Mant; Phillip?, John Stephens; Pocock, George Harry: Ponsford. Dora; Thomson, Albert Henry William; Upton, Constance Mabel; Walker, Ernest James; Walton, Robert Henry; Wily, Harry Herbert Daniel; Pounds, Ethel Augusta; Rice, Thomas; Taylor, Helena Mildred. Partial pass D. — Auckland: Alexandre, Elsie Louisa; Bower, Eva; Braithwaite, James Henry : Brown, Sarah Elizabeth ; Browne, Lilian Mabel; Campbell, Hufjh John Joseph; Ewart, Edmund Oscar; Field, Alice Margaret; Jones, Sarah Grace; Jury, Ulia Alice Maud; Lockington, Isabella; Maredon/ James Nelson; Moon, Mark Henry; Perkins, Edward; Robinson, Elizabeth Alice; Sheppard, Albert Lewin; Thompson, Frances Ethel; Tidmarsh, Henry Herbert Collins; Trayes, Alfred Ernest; White, Caroline. The famous Victory newine machines are now being offered to the public at the New Zealand Glothing Factory, Queen-street, Auckland. Everyone desirous of having a perfect sewing machine should inspect the victory.