EDUCATION BOARD SCHOLARSHIPS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 6224, 21 January 1882, Page 2 (Supplement)

EDUCATION BOARD SCHOLARSHIPS.

At the meeting of the Education Board on Thursday the report from the Scholarship Exa-j miners was read and approved. It was as

follows:—

Education Office, Dunedin, January 17th, ISB2. The cecrctary Otago lioarU of Education. Sir,—Tho Board of Examiners for Scholarships bog to rsport that the amiu-.l competition for scholarship* was hold on tha 20th aid three following, diys of De comber last, simultaneously at Duuediii, Oamaru, Mil tou, Lawreuce, Tapauui, Naseby, and Cromwell. The examination wag conducted by the supervisors at the various centres, to the entire satisfaction of the Board of Examiners. For the junior scholarships there were 61 cotniietitors, being 1U fewer than last year ; and for thu senior 35, beiny six more than last year. The papers were examined m follows:—By ilr Goyen : Senior English, senior grammar, senior arithmetic, senior mathematics, and junior arithmetic. By Mr Petrie: Senior geography, senior dictation, senior history, senior Latin, junior dictation, junior grammiir, and junior Fnglish. By Mr Taylor : Junior his tory, junior geo^iuphy, and senior French. TinKxaminers recommend that scholarships be award-.d to the nine competitors whoso names .-taud fi:st in the senior list, and to tho eight whose name 9 stand first in the junior list. On behalf of the Board of Examiners. Donald Petrie, M.A. Tho detailed results were appended. The following were the candidates, and the number of marks gained by each: — SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS. Duncan, Isab. C. J. X., Dunedin Girls' Hi-.''- School, 7(iU ; Eliott, \V. D., Arthur street Public School, .703 ; Moss, Joseph, Normal School, 754 ; Bildwin, Percy, Dunedin Boys' High School, 753 ; Allen, Francis 8., Dunedin Boys' High School, 730; Ferguson, SI. A., Dunedin Girls' High Sch 01, C9G; Cramp, Thomas Oainaiu District High School, G33; Morgan, Percy Gales, Tnieri Ferry PurJic School, 679 ; Highet, Jessie, Dunodin Girls' Hiijli School, 667 ;M'Leod,H. lobelia, Normal School, 653 ; liosa, Maggie R.,Tapanui Public School, 657; Fraser-, CUherine G, Dunedin Girl:,' High School, 655 ; Bauchop, W. F., Duuedin Boys' High School ; Stone, Louisa SI., Normal School, 800 ; Laing, James T., Dunedin Boys' High School, 597; Fowler, A., Lawrence District High School, 584; Eeid, Lawrence, Arthur street Public School, 553; lnder, Alfred X, Naseby Public School, 535; Stew; art. A. E., Tokomairivo District High School, 525 • M Cartney, G., Dunedin Bojs' High School, 520; Haggitt, F., Dunedin Boys' High School, 488; Watt; D., Dunedin Boys' High School, <SS7; King, Allan, Oamaru District High School, 44fi; Rorialdion, W., Duuediu Boys' High School, 436; Fraer, W., Law, rence District High School, 415; Hooper, W. L. Dui:sdin Boys' High School, 411; K-. unarii, Eigar, Tokomairiro District Hig-h School, 40a; Thomson, Peter, Dunedin Boys' High School, 333; Torrauce, James Dunedin Boys' High School, 285. The competitors who failed to gain 20 per cent, were :— Logan, Marion ; Robertson, \V. A, Albany street Public School; Pizey, Henry, Union street Public School; Dewar, David, Tokomairiro District High School; Graham, Walter, Tokomairiro District High School; Armstrong, F., Dunedin Boya' High School. JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS. Stevens, J. E., Clyde Public School, 038; Poison; A., Teaneraki Public School and Oamaru High School, 614; Isaacs, 8., Normal School, 611; Peirce, T., Caversham Public School, CO7; Moss, Kate, Normal School, 565; Bird, AVm. W., Cavcjsbam Public School, 650; Clark, G. A., Ciyde Public School, 543; Smith, E., Green Island Public School, 543; Fache, G. C, Clyde Public School, 632; Faulks, Flora, Caverahain Public School, 529; Watt, J., Green Island Public School, 526; M.'Keuzie, J., Uaversham Public School, 518; liutherford, Jessie, Caversham Public School, £10; Lillie, C, George street Public School, 497; Origor," Mary, Balciutha Public School, 405; Pearce, Edith, Caversham Public School, 4SS; Bnchttuan, J., Uaaeby Public School, 481; Sinclair, Mary, Albany sU-ecj, Public School. 478; Holmes, D., Albany street Public School, 475 ; Hostie, X., Oamaru Diatrict- High School, 406 ; Sinclair, Margaret, Albany street Public School, 464; Stewart, D. J., Naseby Public School, 46i; Campbell, F., Normal School, 450 ; Kinder, Jane, Stony Creek Public School, 454 ; Milligan, R., Oamaru North Public School, 446Clark, K. M. M., Palmerston Public School, 488; Peters, H., Union street Public School, 434; Piiillippa, Win., -Beaumont; fublic School, 432; Gray, W., B'airuna Public School, 42?; Cranley, J. H., Lawrence DUtriet High Sghoo', 425; Attfield, O. &., Clyde Public School, 41G; Anderson, Christina, Broad Bay Public School, 411; Kerapthorne, ElleiiO., Swift Creek Public School, 405; Thomson, A. li, Albany et'set Public School, 402; Miller, Al., Sawyers' Bay Public School, 397; Walker, Je3 : ie, Heriot Public School, 3,07 ; Morris in, Alex. F., Oamaru South Public School, 36G; Hoes, G., Sawyers' Bay Public School, 356; Siwmar,: Teresa, Mornington Public School, 349; Love, /./Onsen Island Public School, 343; Alexander, Win., Oainayu North Public School, 343; Ferguson, Elizabeth, Balclutha Public School, 324; G., Dunedin Boys' Hfgh School, 324; Johnston, J. Oamaru North Public School, 300; Robertson, W,, Sawyero' Bay Public School, 234; Thomson, R. G., Union street Public School, 168. The following competitors failed to gain 20 per cent. ( —Matchc-vs, Sars.h, Uniou street Pulilio School; Hochfort, Ida, Evanedalo Public School; Bates, Frank C.; Shavp, A., George strget Public School; Brewer, E., Balclutha Public School. C.UTHSESS, &0., SCHOL4IJSjnP. K-iid, J., Tokomairiro District High School, 437; Matheson, G. C, Dunedin Boys' High School, 310. The following also competed :—Guuu, Lizzig, Nornsa.l School; Yorston, Caroline S., Dunedin;' Munro, T>,, North-Easfc Valley Public School; Mainland, Lily, ©amatu South Public School; Murray, H. E., Tokomairiro Bistrfet High School.