TECHNICAL SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3311, 18 December 1897, Page 4

TECHNICAL SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

FULL EEStJLTS. Tho following are the remits of the Technical School examinations ; LIST OF PBIZSS. Day olaaa.—Beat progress—Dr Martin’s prize of £2 2a, Sylvia Speedy. Evening class. —Bestprogress—2a, Arthur Messenger ; wood-carving, evening class, Is, ,J. McCarrieou; best set of subject sketches, <£l Is, presented by Winsor and Newton,. Ethel Whittem; beat set designs (advanced). JU Is, presented by Winsor and Newton, Sylvia Speedy; best set designs (elementary), .£1 Is, presented by McGregor Wright and' Co., Ella Lawson; beat set of memory drawings, ill Is, Maud Kimball; boat sot of still bfe studies, J3l Is, presented by Mr A. de B. Brandon, Ethel Whittem; teachers’ class for best progress, <£l Is, presented by Whitoombe and Tombs, Isabella Ofborno; primary schools (girls) best progress, £i Is •—Constance Lo Sueur ; carpentry class, boys —£\ Is, 11. Webb; building construction, best progress, advanced section, £i Is —H. Franklin; elementary section, w6l Is D. McLeod. Machine construction, best pro* gross, advanced section, ill 49—W. Stewart; elementary section, 18a—G. Smith. Best mechanical drawing, .£1 Is—D. Robertson. PRIMARY DRAWING SCHOJiAR- ■■ SHIPS (la oider.of merit). : SECOND TEAR SCHOLARSHIPS. Constance. Lo Sueur, Terrace j Percy Dement, Mount Cook Boys ; Thornas Glow, Kllhirnie; Edith Inhoa, Mount Cook Girls ; James Watson, Terrace; Fanny Thornton, South Wellington; Charles : Holland, Mount Oook Boys; Gladys Haggett, K\lbirnie j: Elsie Williams and Tottio; : Bcigga, Mount Cook Girls; Charles Hill .and ; Annie Newall, Clyde quay. Next in order, of .merit—William Bennett, Terrace ; ‘ Grace Hartley, Petone \y Sybil Johnson, Terrace; Hilda, Cuff, Mount Cook . Girls. ' ’ i; FIRST TEAS SCHOLARSHIPS. '' Alfred Newsoh, Mount Cook !Boys ; Charles L. Petitt, Clyde quay; F. Foster Maynard, Petone; Arthur V. Hewitt,' Kllbirnie; Lottie Ogborne, Thorndon; ; Emily Tustin, Terraco ; Harry- Mace, -Thorndon ; Eveleeu Browne, Tborndou-j Alex. Brown, Clyde quay Dorothy Mount,.Cook Girls ; Lewis Silver, Kilbirnlo; Bertha Mowbray, Newtown; Ernest Easton, Mount Cook Boys; Ivy S. Scott;‘Terrace; Thomas • Johnstone, Mount Cook Boys; Arthur- Woolcott, 1 errabe ; : Herbert Moir, John Etoveneanx, Thomas Barnes and Alexander Halley, .all of Mount; Cook Boys ; Gordon Gavin, Thorndon ; Clifford Crowther, Mount Cook Boys Roberts, Mount Cook Girls.;, Percy W. Staples, Thorndon; Edward Hitchcock, Mount Cook Boys; Florence Platt, 1 Thorndon; Henry Mosohini,- Newtown j Mary. E. Tusker, Mount Cook Girls ; Walter F. Clark and Alfred Murdock, Thorndon; John Petone ; Charles .Caddie!?, Mount Cook Boys; Andrew Williams, Clyde quay; Arch G. Henderson, SouthrVVellington ; Walter 'Frethey, Thorndon ; Dainy Carmichael, Terrace ; Gertrude Baldwin, Newtown; Annie Armitage, Petone? Nora Dick, Terraco; Thomas Mestonj iTe Aro; Elsie Benbow, Terrace • Beg. Hioßson, Thorndon; Joseph Hart, 1 Mount Cook Coys; Ella Gill, Terrace ; Florence Muraii,-Thorn-don; Haldane Griffiths, Petone; Duncan Stout, Terrace ; Alice -Roadley, Te Aro. Maud Mowatt,.Te Aro; Ethel Underwood,* Mount Cook Girls. Next in order of merit—Louis Hyams, Terrace j Winifred Wallace, r Thorndon ; Leila Tabuteau, Terrace ; John Fraser, Petone ; Violet Rewards and Elsie May, Mount Cook Girls ; Ernest Rawson, Terrace ; Frank Gamble, Petone; Ethel Anderson, Terraco ; Walter Ballinger, Terrace. The ten scholars “ next in order of merit ” will be appointed as vacancies occur during the first three months of 1898. THIRD GRADE DRAWING EXAMINATIONS. FIRST TEAR. Outline —Ethel Bendall (good), Ida Blundell (good), Ernest Ballaohey, Hugh Brantley (good;, Lillian Chappie, Donald Fraser, Ruth Gillow (good), Alioe Gibbes, < Dora Maudsley, Jean McLeod, Julian Machell, Elsie Slater, Kathleen Turner, Irene Tabuteau. Models—Tottie Briggs, Ida Blundell (ox-, collent), Hugh * Bramley, Kate Compton,! Alice Gibbs, Ernest Hood, Rboda Meek,' Julian Machell, Mildred Allen (excellent),; Norah Carter (good!, Frank' Marchant, GoorgelNelson, Ethel-Poate. Cast—Ernest Ballaohey, Hugh Bramloy, Lillian Bessie Chappie, Donald Frazer, Ernest Hood,, Rhoda Meek, Julian Machell. Elsie Slater, Kathleen Turner, Irene Tabuteau, Sheila Carter (excellent), Agnes Davidson, Frank Merchant (good), Marian v Atkins, Nora Anderson, Wilfred Beech . (good), May Blundell, Daisy Carter, Mabel Cope, Ei»y Pender, Belle Scott, Florence Sidey, Maggie Segrief. Sepia —Edith Bendall (good), Ida Blundell (excellent), Ephrian Brooke, Kate Compton, Ruth Gillow, Elizabeth Innes, Rhoda Meek (excellent). Julian Machell, Elsie Slater, Mildred Allen (excellent); Agnes Davidson, Nora Anderson, May Blundell, Florence Sidey (good), May Carte (good), Agnes Johnstone, Sylvia Mary Thompson, Daisy Tonks, Ellen Von Meyern (excellent). <, Modelling—Alioe - Gibbes (good), Dora Maudsley, Marion Atkins, Constance Le Sueur, Nona Newell. Design—’Mildred Allen, Florence Sidey, Sylvia Speedy, Ellen yon Meyern. Building construction—William Clark (ex* ellent), David Kean (excellent), Robert Low, Dawson Reeves (good). Machine construction John Corrick, Arthur Carman, William Hunter,'’ Frank Keall (good), John Luke, Horace Scott. SECOND TEAR. • --Outline—Edith Bendall, Donald Fraser, Rhoda Meek, Julian Machell (excellent), Mildred Allen (good), Mary Biggin, Daisy i Carter (good). * Florence Sidey, Ellen von Meyern (excellent), Jessamine Evatt (excel* , lent), Clelia Burton. : . : Models—Kate Compt-n, Mildred Allen, Frank Marchant, Nora Anderson, May i Blundell, Daisy Carter, Florence Sidey, i Agnes Johnstone, Daisy Tonks, Arthur ' Moginio (good). i Cast — Edith Bend 11, Donald Frazer, El-io J Slater, Mildcea Allen, Kthol Poate, Nora j Anderson, May Blundell. Daisy Carter, l Florence Sidey, Agnes Johnstone, Dai*y i Tonka. j Sepia—May Carte (good), Daisy Tonka, ] Jessamine Evatt (good), Maud j ' Still life—delta Button. Arthur Moginio, t Building oonstraotion—Harry FmdUq. f

SECOND-GRADE DRAWING EXAMINATIONS. - FRESHiND. Wellington Centre Katherine Armit, Father Atkinson, Maud Baker, Lilian Benbow, William Bennett, Isabel A. Burnett, Olivo Cooper, Mabel A. Cope, Mabel Craig:, Annie A. Ourgenvea, Lily "Carman, Fred J. \ Carter, Kathleen Carter, Beroy Dement, Isabel Druty, Hermione A. Evans, Muriel Fosaotte, Thomas A. Glew, Grace Hartley, Gladys Haggett, Ernest G. Rood, Ada Lily Howden, Eva M. Holm, Sybil Johnson (good), Margaret Lorimer, Constance Lo Sueur, Eni 1 MoCaul, Charles McKinnon, Kata Mainwaring.Letitia E. Mansfield, Allan MacDoagall, Annie M. Nowall, Mary Norris, Emily Oliver, James Osborne, Millie Parker, John Paterson, Eily Pender, Ellen Paul, Winifred Roskrnge, J. v S. Bowden, Mabel Seager, Belie Scott, Maggie Segrief, Fanny Thornton, May Touts, Kathleen Turner, Ethel Williams, Walter Williams, Elsie M. William i, Harris Wilton. Primary schools—F. Foster May nard, Alfred Newson, Lottie Ogborne, 0, L. Pettit, Emily M. Taatm. Masterton Centro Violet Boddington, Kathleen Campbell, Joseph Quest (excellent), Aunm Gallagher, Nellie Hogg, Catherine Manning, E. Miller, Hilda Nettloford, Edith Paterson, Eliza Wallis, Ada Wintringham. Pahiatua—John Gifford (good), Emmeline Knox, Mary Ann Murphy, Frederick Norton Minnow Warren, Laura Walaham. Otoki— Maty Dynan, Ewing McKeown. Featherston—Daisy Badland. Misses Haase’s School, Lower Hutt— Leda Lee, Minnie Fobtor. Miss Freeman’s School," Wellington terrace —Gertrude Bailer, Bertha Miles, Ida Nel- ; son (good). . Geometry Wellington Centre : Helen Anderson (excellent), Douglas Beero, Annie Banks (excellent), Bessie Chappie (good), Ethel Cooper, Kathleen Carter (good), Agnes Davidson, Charles Dallaston (good), Mary Farmar (excellent), Harry Franklin (good), Edgar Feltham, Ruth G ill on (excellent), Mary Higgin (excellent), T. S. Harper, Laura Ibbotaou, Edith Innes, John Johnston, Llewellyn James (good), D. M. Kean, Charlotte Keir, Ella Lawson, Albert Lerwill, Isabella Osborne (excellent), John Paterson, Albert Parton, Marion Purdie, Elizabeth Paterson (good), Ella Reith (excellent), Dawson Reeves, Edith Robinson (good), Holly Sample, Mary Thompson ■ (good), A. Lyna Thompson, Elizabeth Woodward (excellent), Rose Wiltshire (good), Margaret Walton (excellent), Minnie Whitcombo, Rosabel Wolff, May Whelan, Charles Williamson. Masterton Centre—Hinemoa Bray, Joseph Guest, Vivian Higgins (good), Eliza Wallis (excellent). 2 ; Otak.—E. A. Nawton, F*mlly Powell (excellent), Charles H. Staff. Pahiatua— Ethel Black, Annie Gregg (good).. MODEL. Wellington Centre Esther Atkinson, Marion Atkins, Bertha C. Allan, Lilian Benbow, Charles Bolland, Isabel A. Burnett, Olive Cooper, Hilda Cuff, Muriel Fossotte, Thomas A. Glew (good), Ada Lily Howden, Violet T. Harton, May E. Holm,. Edith, Junes, Sybil Johnson (good), Constance Le Sueur, Ailoen J. Ling-ird, ‘ Robina G. M, McDormid, EnidMoCaut, Charles McKinnon, J. Machell, Kate: Mainwaring, Marjorie Molinoaux, Letitia E. Mansfield, Evelyn Moore, Christina McKenzie, Allan McDougall, Annie M. Newall, Mary Norris, Millie Parker, Eily Pender, Ellen Paul, Leonard Price, Madge Rhodes, George Redmond, Elizabeth Stanton, Mabel Seager, Belle Scott, Florence Stormont, Fanny Thornton, May Tonka, Kathleen Turner, Enid Williams, Albert Wotherilt, Walter Williams, J. H.Worboys, Charles Williamson, Alice M. Wiren, Harris Wilton. Primary Scholars—Arthur V. Hewitt, Bertha Mowbray, F. Foster Maynard, Alfred Newson, 0. L. Pettit, Lewis Silver, Ivy S. Scott. Masterton Centre Model; Kathleen Campbell, Joseph Guest (excellent), Nellie Hogg, Bennett Toms, Eleanor Johnston, Edith Peterson, Ada R. Wintringham, Ivan* hoe Wintringham. Pahiatua—Ethel Black (excellent), Mabel Sicely, Minnow F. Warren. Otaki—Model: Margaret E. Howan. Featherston—Marjory Fellingham, Rebecca Fellingham.,, Miss Freeman’s, Wellington terrace— Gertrude Bullen, Wiunifred Henderson, Bertha Miles/Ida Nelson. , . .PERSPECTIVE. . 4 Wellington Centre—Helen R. Anderson,' Mildred C. E. Allen (good), Mi Douglass Beere, Annie L. Banks (good), Bessie Chappie, Lilian Chappie, Kate Compton, Mary Carte, Agnes M. Davidson, Charles W. Dallaston, Mary Farmar, Harry Franklin, Edgar O. Feltham (excellent), Ruth Gillow, Bertha J. Gibson, Jessie H. Houghton, Laura M. Ibbotson (good), John H, Johnston, D. Murray Kean (excellent), Margaret Lorimer (excellent), Jean McLeod, Robina G. McDermid (good), Isabella Osborn (good), Leonard Price, Marion K, Purdio, Elizabeth Paterson (good), Edith A. Robinson, -Mabel \ Seager, Florence Sidey, Mary Thompson (good), A. Lyna Thompson, Rose Wiltshire, J, H. Worboys, May G. Whelan. Masterton Centro—Fred 0. Donnell, Joseph J. Guest. I Pahiatua—Alice Petrie, William H. Philip, !■ Mabel Sicely. ’ - b Otaki—E. AVNewton. 1 , MEMORY BLACKBOARD. . Wellington Centre, Katherine Armit, , Harriett A. Cobber, Bessie Chappie, ; Theiza 1 Coverhill, Kate' Compton, Edith Carroll, > Henry M. Christie, May Carte, Edgar 0. Feltham, Ernest G. Hood, Louie Hayes, Ada r Lily Howden, Agnes Johnstone, Jean Mo- ; Leod, Emily Oliver, Elizabeth St on ton, Mary 1 Thompson, May -Tonka, Ellen von Meyern, i Enid Williams, Rose Wiltshire. ’ PLUMBING EXAMINATIONS. ■ Practical Test in Plumbing. John * Alexander, David O’Reilly, Walter James) [ Barlow, Robert Upohurph, William .Durrant, 3 William Anderson, David Thompson, George Hardjey, Albert Larsen, James Ogilvie. O’Reilly, Upchurch and Larsen may be registered, but may hot have their certificates until the regulation regarding geometry is complied with. : j , Theory of. Plumbing, Martin Hall, William Ahderaon, William J, Durrant, T Robert Upohurch (excellent), Albert Larsen, Arthur Foothead, John Alexander, Fred. A. ’ Johnson, Edwin Bell, Carl Sohauor. ; : THE DIRECTOR’S REPORT.' - The director; Mr A. D. Riley, in his report , on the annuai. examinafcions, : says that i the \ total number of papers worked were as.follows 114.1 : ,361 primary scholarships. 533 , second grade* 244 third grade. Primary i scholarship papers.—The competition for the : 50. drawing scholarships offered annually by the Board still continues very keen, the number competing this year being 181. There were 30 competitors-for ttbe 12 second-year ! scholarships.As .these scholarships are only . available t6' those ‘holding a first year r the selection is based upon the candidates --past < year's- work as ; well;, as upon the passes obtained in Jhe second-grade drawing examination. Bight ’ of the candidates were awarded second-grade passes in model and five in freehand drawing. The following is the general summary of the result.—Second-grade art—The most-import-ant feature of this section- la an increase of 25C papers upon last year’s number, and the much belter results'obtained in geometrical, perspective and blackboard draw- , ing. Third-grade art and technology A marked improvement is manifest in the work of the first year’s course subjects, particularly in painting in water colour, from the cast.. The numbers in., the second ; year’s course are considerably less, owing to there being no scholarships open for competition this year.

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