MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6314, 14 September 1907, Page 11

MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS

TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON. The first half-yearly theoretical examinations at the Wellington centre for this year were held on Juno Bth, under tho supervision of Mr A. J. Wicks, chief secretary for New Zealand- Out of a maximum of 100 marks, 80 would qualify for honours and GO for a pass certificate- Following are the results (the teachers' names appearing in parentheses) ; Senior Honours. —Eileen N. Gaynor (Mias M. A. Gaynor), 93; Amy M- Remington (Mr A. J. Wicks), 89. Senior Pass.—Ethel Carter (Mrs Drown, Palmerston), 74; Minnie .Duff (St. Francis Xaviers), Go; Nellie Muncaster (Mr Mackintosh), 63. Intermediate Honours- —Maude Phillips (Mrs Mackay), 95; Elizabeth M. Shirer (Mrs Routh), 94; Anastasia M. Ryan (St. Francis Xaviers), 85; Annie M. Wood (Mrs L. W. Hawkins), 81. Intermediate Pass. —Elsie L. Wood (Mrs L. W. Hawkins), 78; Magdalen Lawlor (St. Francis Xaviers), 78; Eglantine V. Hayward (Mrs Routh), 74; Ethel M. Williams (St. Francis Xaviers), 74; Winifred E. Patterson (Miss McKeegan), 72; Minnie Chatlield (Miss Levestam), 64; May MoKinlay (Miss M. Barnard), 61. Junior Honours. —Florence L. Mewton (Mrs Routh), 96; Meta C. Rushton (Miss M. A. Gaynor), 94; Dorothy Bowl© (St. Francis Xaviers), 92; Albert E. Ness (Mrs Routh), 90; Ruby Revell (Mrs Mackav), 90; Euphemia Gordon (Mr A. Anderson), 88; Constance E. Lindberg (Miss J. Luke), 88; Mabel Mewton (Mrsßouth), 87; Gwendolen I). Shepherd (Mrs Mackay), 82; Wilfred Lawson (Mies J. Luke), 8L Junion Pass. —Fanny Monk (Miss Qayoor), 78; Francis Muter (Mrs Routh), •“3; Marjorie Heginbotham (Mrs Routh), CS; Christine Sullivan (Miss McKeegan), 68: Daisy Shapcott (Mr A. Anderson), 62; Phillis Ohinchen (Mrs Mackay), Gl; W ainoni Rayward (Mrs Routh), 61; Daisy Cornioot (Miss Ankotell), 60. Preparatory (no honours). —Maggie Evans (Miss Luke), 95; Ellen Lindberg (Miss J. Luke), 95; Hilda E. Howard (\fjgfi Y. Moore), 94; Eileen M. Mclnnes (Miss M. A. Gaynor), 92; Ina E. Foatherston© (Miss M. A. - Gaynor), 89; Thelma Shapcott (Mr A. Anderson), 88; Violet M. Davies (Miss V. M. Moore), 87; Godfrey Hyaras (Miss Hyams), 84; Henry Gill (Mr A. Anderson), S 3; Robin Duncan (Miss Hyams), S 3; Maud A. Barnes (Miss J. Luke), 81; Rachel M. Nelson (Mr A. Anderson), SO; Margaret Dingwall (Miss Smythe), 79; Doris B. Anstis (St. Francis Xaviers), 79; Ruth Coley (Miss McKeegan), 7S; Ethel Nelson (Mr A. Anderson), 73; Elsabcl Ross (Miss Hyams), 71; Dorothy Meek (Mr A. Anderson), 69; Doris H. Dingwall (Miss Smyth©), 69; Douglas Cloustan (Miss J. Luke), 69; Evangeline Thomson (St. Francis Xaviers), 68. As a result of the above, the following book prizes have* been awarded :—Mr C. D. Mackintosh's prize for highest marks in the Centre, to Florence L. Mewton, junior division, 96 marks. Mr A. J. WicVs prize to best senior candidate, to Mies E. N. Gaynor, 93 marks. Miss M. A. Gaynor's prize to best intermediate candidate, to Miss Maude Phillips. 95 marks. Dr A. K. Newman's prize to best junior division candidate, to Miss Florence Mewton, 96 marks. There were S 3 candidates entered for f his examination, of which 55 passed. 20 failed, and 8 were absent. This shows < j decrease in the work of-this year- as compared with that of 1906; in fnct.m a slightly better average.. The certifies tes, together with those for December, 1906. will be presented publicly, shortly after their arrival, if possible, during tho visit of the “practical” examiner, Mr Charles . Edwards, who will arrive in Wellington next week, and will remain till October Ist.