CIVIL SERVICE

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1717, 25 January 1905, Page 57

CIVIL SERVICE

JUNIOR EXAMINATIONS. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. The results of the Civil Servio* junior examinations held last month were made up last Friday. Pride o$ place (.No. 1) is taken by Miss Ina B. Dugleby, of Napier. The successful Wellington candidates are as under, tba figures before the names indicating tibuo order of merit:— PASSED WITH CREDIT (60 per cent, and upwards). 4 Elsie M. Johnston. 5 Violet M. Bailey. 13— Eleanor C. Cooper. 14— Cyril Beasley. 19 —Vera L. Greville. 3-s—Frederick W. Mothes. 42—Walter R. Fittcxn. 46—Grace A. Smith. 66—Winifred Compton. 58—Beatrice S. Ryan. 61—Agnes Duncan. 64—Bertie F. Kelly. 75—Julius M. Hogben. 78—Mary L. Flux. 81 —William D. Armitt. 81—Florence Rose. 89—Victor C. Harding. Ill —'Ernest M. Casey. 129—Harold B. St ur Levant. 136 —Herbert F. Clarke. 150 —Archibald J. Morgan* 155—Herbert E. Wedde. 155—Richard McDonald. 169 —Mina G. O’Flaherty. 187 —Herbert G. Roberts. 190 —Mary O’Shea. , • PASSED. (Forty to fifty-nine per cent.). 194 —Clarence John Ralph. 200 —Emily Forsyth Ibbeteori. 217—Joseph Patrick Ryan. 224—Walter Max Krebs. 229—Francis Joseph O’Connor* 239 Donald A. McCurdy. 240 — Thomas H. N. Beasley.