MUSIC EXAMINATIONS

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1802, 19 September 1906, Page 23

MUSIC EXAMINATIONS

TRINITY COLLEGE LONDON

THEORETICAL RESULTS. Following are the results of the examination in musical knowledge, held in the Wellington Town Hall on June 13th last, received by Mr A. J. Wicks, chief secretary for New’Zealand, on Saturday. The maximum marks are 100, the qualification for a pass is CO, and for an honours certificate, 80 per cent. _ The teachers names are given in parentheses. Senior Pass. Minnie Duff (St. Francis Xavier) ... 60 Intermediate Honours. Constance G. Howard (Miss E. Hyaims) 89 Annie E. Davis (Miss Gaynor) ... 80 Catherine Franklin (Mrs Routh) ... 80 Intermediate Pass. Claudia Clarke (Mr A. J. Wicks) ... 78 Anastasia E. Ryan (St. Francis Xavier) 78 Elsie Y. Morgan (Miss Harvey) ... 77 Rosamer E. V. Barrow (St. Francis Xavier) 75 Ruth Howe (St. Francis Xavier) ... 66 Ellen C. Thomson (St. Francis Xavier) 65 Junior Honours. Rachel E. Pool (St. Francis Xavier) 90 Elizabeth M. Shirer (Mrs Routli) ... 97 .Janet Mudie (Mrs Routh) 95 Elizabeth L. M'lhvraith (Mrs Mackay) 94 Winifred E, Patterson (Miss Mclveegan) 94 Irene Clarke (Mrs Mackay) 93 Ruth Cook (Girton College) 92 May McKinley (Mias M. Barnard) ... 92 Barbara G. Roger (Mies Gaynor) ... 91 Muriel Broderick (St. Francis Xavier) 90 Magdalene Lawlor (St. Francis Xavier) 90 Davidina Laing (St. Francis Xavier) 85 Fay E. Rayward (Mrs Routh) 83 Gladys Spierling (Mists Hyams) ... 80 Harold J. B. Tomlinson (Mr A. Anderson) 80 Junior Pass. Daisy Marshall (St. Francis Xavier) 77 Gladys Anyoai (Miss M. Barnard) ... 73 Hilda G. M. Walsh (Miss Noman) ... 72 Katie A. Noble-Campbell (Miss Anketell) ... 71 Magdalene T. Williamson (Mrs L. W. Hawkins) ... 71 Emily M. Duncan (Mr A. J. Wicks) 66 Grace E. Belworthy (Mrs Liesant) ... 62 Constance E. Whitton (Mrs L. W. Hawkins) 60 Clara Rowe (Mrs Routh) „ 60 Preparatory. v Albert E. Nees (Mrs Routh) 99 Phyllis Chinchen (Mis Mackay) ... 99 Ivy Billman (Mis Mackay) 98 Ruby Richards (Mrs Mackay) 98 Fanny Monk (Miss Gaynor) ... ... 98 Meta C. E. Rushton (.Miss Gaynor)... 9/ Werner Heine (Mrs Mackay) ... ... 95 Dortliy Bowie (St. Francis Xavier)... 94 Henry L. Bootle (Miss Hyams)... ... 93 Ruby- W. Revell (Mrs Gilmore) ... 93 Margaret H. Wixon (Miss Smyth) ... 91 Eric Heine (Mrs Mackay) 91 Marjorie Heginbotham (Mrs Routh)... 87 Barbara Waters (Miss Putnam) ... 87 Helen D. Gibb (Miss C. Simpson, L.A.8.) 86 Audrey u. Noble-Campbell (Miss Antekell) ••• ••• 85 Laurel I. McCallum (Miss Smyth)... 85 Ethel F. M. Kerr (Mr A. J. Wicks)... 84 Annie Stevenson (Miss A. Cundy) ... 82 Joseph Carroll (Mrs Mackay) 82 r ranees H. Muter (Mrs Routh) ... 81 Daisy K. Shapcott (Mr A. Anderson) 77 jiilsie Strickland (Miss McKeegan) ... 76 Doris Pickett (St. Francis Xavier) ... 76 xxiida McGliie (Miss A. Cundy) ... 76 Nellie Gallichan (Miss A. Homes)... 73 w ainoni Rayward (Mrs Routh) ... 72 Minnie G. Belworthv (Mrs Lissant) 71 Hilda M. Andrew (Mrs Forrest) ... 70 THE PRIZES. The four book prizes presented by local donors are awarded as follows: xu.r C. D. Mackintosh’s prize to the candidate obtaining highest marks, to Albert E. Nees (the youngest of those with 99 per cent, of marks). Mr A. J. Wicks’s prize to the best senior candidate, to Minnie Duff. Miss m. A. Gaynor’s prize to the best intermediate candidate, to Constance G. Howard. Dr A. lv. Newman’s prize to the best junior candidate, to Rachel E. Pool. These prizes will be presented on the arrival of the certificates.