EDUCATION BOARD'S SCHOLARSHIPS.
This year the Board of Education offered for competition 10 senior scholarships and eight junior. The following list shows in order of merit the 12 competitors who stand highest : —
SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS. 1. Gellatly, Margaret, Girls' High School. 2. Falconer, William, lawrence District High School.
3. Sherratt, Alfred, Lawrence District High Schpol.
4. Herd, Thomas, Lawrence District Hfgh School. 5. Smyth, Margaret, Girls' High School. 6. Macdonald, Wi'iam M., Boys' High School, 7. Davey, Rose M, Anderson's Bay. 8. Mitchell, C, Albany street. 9. Downes, Alice, Port Chalmers District High School. 10. Cron, W J. Boys* High School. 11. King, Janet, Oamaru District High School. 12. Bray, G E, Albany street.
JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS. 1 . Smith, Ernest, Mornington. 2. Hickson. J M, Clyde. 3. Hueston, Henry F, Clyde. 4. Hamilton, T, Union 6treet. 5. Douglas, Hugh, M'F, George street, and 6. Hercus Frank, Arthur street, equal. 7. Howell, George, East Taieri. 8. Maokellar, Jean L, Cromwell. 9. Howes, W H. William street. 10. Wilson, Sarah, Union street. 11. Falconer, ltobert, Waitahuna. 13. Matthewß, Albert; White Sow Valley.
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Otago Witness, Issue 1834, 14 January 1887, Page 11
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178EDUCATION BOARD'S SCHOLARSHIPS. Otago Witness, Issue 1834, 14 January 1887, Page 11
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