JUNIOR SCHOLARS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 9870, 16 January 1918, Page 3

JUNIOR SCHOLARS

£ THE “NATIONAL" LIST

RESULTS OF NOVEMBER EXAMINATION.

Yesterday the Education Departmout announced the results of the Junior National Scholarship examination held last November. Following are tire lists for the Wellington, Taranaki, Wanganui, Hawke’s Bay, and Nelson, districts!

List I. contains the names, in alphabetical order for each district, of candidates who reached the general standard of qualification (63* per cent.) for a scholarship in the Junior National Scholar-ship examination of November last. To those who are eligible in all other respects, scholarships will be awarded by the Education Boards concerned. List 11. contains the names _of candidates who gained between 53* per cent, and 63i per cent, of the total possible marks assignable in the Junior National Scholarship examination, and who, as candidates from sole-teacher schools, claim to be entitled to the concession under clause-4 of the National Scholarship Regulations. If they are found to bo eligible in _ this and other respects, they - also will be awarded Junior National Scholarships. WELLINGTON. List I. ' Atkinson, H. H., Wellington College, 546; Britland, W. E., Konini, 540; Oalwell, J. E. McV., Masterton D. 520; Chaplin, W. T„ Wellington College, 588; Cook,,W. K., Petono West, 512; Harding, Jr W., Terrace, 611; Hopkinson, Connie C., Wellington Q.C., 576; Jones, R., Britomart street, 552; Kershaw, J. C., Mar is t Brothers’, Newtown, 546; 'Marriott, F. Havelock, 552; Martin, Louis G., Island Bay, 529; Morgan, Hilda, Island Bay, 595; P’earce, A. F., Wellington College, 551; Snell, 19. G., Rongokokako, 520; Stodart, IV, S., Wellington South, 514': Underhill, Tl. T., Wellington College, 585; Wilson, Flora M., Petone, D.H., 509. List 11. Barker, Marion'S., "Waihoanga, 477; Rankin, A., Makuni. 471. '• ■ ■ . TARANAKI. List I. Barak, M., New Plymouth 8.H., 584; Hay, Gwendoline, New Plymouth G. 541; Downes, Winifred, New Plymouth G.H., 647; Foster, Emily E. Waitara, 564; Henson, J. 8., Hawera D.H., 526; Hewlett, H. C., Mia* naia, 582; Heycock, Ellen G,, New Plymouth G.H., 508; Pearce, W., Stratford D.H., 561; Wilson, Annis B. New Plymouth G.H., 511. WANGANUI. ! List 1. Banks,- Dorothy C., Wanganui Girls’ College, 552; Barr, J. M., College street, Palmerston N., 523; Britton, C. J. C., Wanganui Technical, ‘517; Buchanan, Helen K., : BeaconsueXd, 517; Carruthers, R. J., Bulls D.H., 508; Eggers, Florence N., Palmerston North High, 510; Hayward, A., Wanganui Technical, ■ 585; Ingram, Linda H. Bulls D.H., 540; Keys, G. M., Palmerston North High, 556; Richardson, G. M., FoildingiD.H., 558; Smith, F. 45., Victoria avenue, o 08; Turnbull, J., Wanganui Technical; 551; Walker, H. B. G.j Victoria avenue, 526. HAWKE’S BAT 1 .

List I. Bedingfiald, P. N., Makotuku, 531; Benson, Rosina A;, Ormond, 589; Black, Ethel M., Gisborne High, 612; Briggs, L. H., Hastings D.H., 553; Butler, J.. J.,' Waipawa D.H., 583; Chaplin, E. W., .Hastings D.H., 525; Chrisp, A. D., Gisborne High, , 554; Graham, L. 11., Woedville D.H., 586; Jackson, Mary E., Gisborne High, SOS; Lys, Elsie 8., Hastings H.H., 540;. Miller, L. 6.,. Waipawa D.H., 531; Rhodes, Frances' M., Taradale, 508; Rowley, H. 0., Gisborne H., 571; Webster, Enid, Hastings West, 570; Williamson, J. E., Napier Boys’ High, 515; Wills, E. P., Gisborne, 549.

List 11. Sim, W. H., ViewMd, 450, NELSON. List I.

Connor, Mole E., Haoramea, 546; Oorrie-Johnstone, Ailsa, Nelson Girls’, 515; Field, G. S., Rockville, 651; Gibbons, K., Nelson Boys’, 510; Glasgow, W. J., Nelson Boys’, 509; Griffin, A. \V., Motneka D.H., 503; 'Kidson, Elsa 8., Nelson Girls’, 565; Winn, Mabel, Nelson Girls’, 511; Wood, B. H., Nelson Boys’, 551.