TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS.
(Per United Peess Association.) Wellington. February 20. The following are Otago candidates who have passed Class B : —Elizabeth Budd, Margaret Oooke, Kate M'Millan, Catherine Main, Elizabeth Patterson, Annie Smith, Maria Pretich, Magnus Thomson. Partial Bpasßes have been gained by Blanche Brinis, Catherine Christie, Lily Evans, and Jemima M'Dougall—all from Otago. The following Otago candidates have passed the teachers' examinations:—Class D : Joha Allan, Kftte Andrew, Eva Ash, Annie Birch, Thomas Broekie, Catherine Cameron, Elizabeth Calder, Louisa Cameron, Jane Cl&rk, Joseph Davidson, Margaret Dickie, Margaret Dunlop, Albert Ferguson, Frank Foote, Liza Gardiner, Wiliiam Gibson, Isabella Gillanders, Jessie Given, Amy Graham, John Grant, Janst Gres;or, Koberl; Hendry, Bertha Hodges, Esther Jordan, Jessie Kinder, John Kinder, Mary Loudon, Blanche Luscombe, Charlotte MacGregor, Isabella M'lntyre, Margaret M'Kenzie, Norman M'Kenzie, Jameß M'L&y, Ellen M'Leod, Jemima Mastew, Duncan Mafcheson, Annie Mosley, Catherine Moss, Lydia Neil, John Nioolson, Ellen Palmer, Andrew Parlane, Charles Kawlinson, Wilbelmin* Reid, Jessie Reid, Violet Rutherford, David Stedman, Catherine White. Otngo partial passes.—Class D: Jenefcta Alexander, Elizabeth Budd. Emma Church, Margaret Cooke, Jamima M'Dougall, Catherine Main, Annie Morgan, Elizabeth Paterson, Maria Pretach, John Reid, Christina Stenhonse, Magnus Thomson, Lottie Turner, Ethel Williams. The following candidates gained prizes in connection with the teachers' examinations, olasees D and E :— Elementary Experimental Science.—John W, Allan, Otago, first prize; Charles W. Field, Auckland, second; Adolphus N. S. Cotter, Hawke's Bay, third. Drawing.—Henry T. Gibson, Auckland, first prize; Robert T. Wood, South Canterbury, second; Jessie O. Evans, Auckland, third. TAILOKESSES' UNION PICNIC. » Tha Tailoresses' Union picaic, which was held at Quarantine Island yesterday, proved a successful affair. About 800 people weru in ittendance, the steamers lona and Onslow being engaged to convey them to the island. Ihero various kinds of outdoor games were sstemporised, and a regular sports programme was also carried out, while not a few indulged n dancing, the music for which was supplied 3y the Engineers' Band. In the evening a promenade concert was held on the island, the details of the sports are as follow :— Members' Each. — Miss Holmes 1, Miss il'Gregor 2, Miss Swinton S. Members' Kace.—Miss Burgas 1, Miss M'Girr !, Miss Stevenson 3. Apprentices' Race. — Miss Smith 1, Miss swinton 2, Miss Jepson and Miss Dunn (equal):). Outsiders' Race.—Miss Clunee 1, Miss Pope 2, Hiss Holmes 3. Members' Race. —First heat: Miss Pane 1, Hiss Armstrong 2, Miss Mills 3. Second heat: vKbs M'Gregor 1, Miss Holmes 2, Miss Swinton 3. ?inal: Miss Swinton 1, Miss M'Gregor 2, Miss Married Ladies' Race.—Mr3 Sharkie 1. Mrs feffs 2, Mrs Brett 3.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10289, 21 February 1895, Page 8
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419TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS. Otago Daily Times, Issue 10289, 21 February 1895, Page 8
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