JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3071, 22 January 1913, Page 6

JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS.

RESULTS OF THE EXAMINATIONS. WELLINGTON, January 14. The results of the iunior scholarship examinations are to hand, as follows: OTAGO. Marks. Vera K. Harrison, Romahapa 602 D’Arcy 11. Moir. Mosgiel 589 Howard K. Sumpter, Oarnaru North 567 Sidney N. Gillman, Otago Boys’ High 566 Elizabeth M. Dowdcn, George Street 563 Margaret M. V. Grater, Maori Hill ... 569 Sidney R. Crimp, Green Island 557 Margaret T. M’Dougall, Kaikorai ... 556 Mona S. Woodhcad, Hampden 551 Gilbert T. M'Ahan, Green Island ... 545 Albert Robertson, Oarnaru North ... 542 Alice M. Shelton, Alexandra 538 Airini I. Somerville, Tokomairiro ... 538 William U. Matheson, Hampden ... 537 Alex. Ritchie 536, Oliver Sawers 536, Rolfc Latimer 534. Francis Johnston 527, Gordon M‘Curdy 521, James Patrick 519, Robert Steel 518. John Wright 517, Grace Macfarlane 514, George Holmes 508, Hazel Nicolson 508, Dorothy Mirarns 507, Allan Gillanders 506, William Milne 504, Dennis Noild 503, Harper White 503, Hone Anderson 500, James Jackson 500, Henry M‘Cabe 500, Gordon Hamilton 499. Grace Davidson 494, Annie Houston 493. George Johnson 492, Allan M'Naughton 486, Eric Wilson 486. Kenneth Boyd 485, Henry Harraway 485, Charles Grant 484, Marjorie Railtou 484. Eleanor Fvfc ’ 483, Horace Hull 483, Allan Satterthwaite 483, Marjory Blair 480, Grace Marshall 480 ; Leslie Waite 480, Mary Weir 480. Mavis King 479, Ronald Stuart 478. Herbert Booth 477, Leslie Dicker 477. Robert Potts 477, John Young 475, Daphne Carey 473, Ancalia M'Gill 472, David Faigan 471, Alice Iluigh 471, Verona Jack 471. James Bell 469, Robert Elder 469. Frederick Dulhie 467. Catherine Landroth 467. Doris Pinfold 467, Elizabeth Wallace 467, John Lockhart 463, Guy D. E. V. Robinson 463, James Adam 462, Eveline M'Elrca 461, Berthia Mawhinnoy 461. John Henderson 453, Hannah Aitcheson 452, David Woatherston 452, Margaret MacPhcrson 451, Thos. Webber 450. Dorothy Doull 447, David Bews 446, Olivo King 445. Rachel M'Lay 444, Arthur Fountain 442, Marjorie Hensley 442, Leslie Jack 442, Peter Smellio 441, Alice Wilson 438, William Wyllie 438, Gladys Black 436, Dennis M'Carthy 436, Frank Stephenson 436, Edith Homan 433, David Jennings 433, Isabella Kidd 432, Arthur 801 l 431. George Watson 428, Kathleen Walden 427, Havilland Blackwood 425, Victor Sanders 425, Lillian Lake 424, Annie Petrie 424, Samuel Woods 432, James O’Connor 421, Jean Marshall 418, Mary Clark 417, Sydney Scott 416, Catherine Stewart 415, Walter Matthews 412, Gwendolyn Wynne 412, Robert Hardy 411, George Wilkinson 406, Agnes Elliot 404, Hazel Cheyne 403, Caroline Megget 403, David Mann 402, Collin Meiklejohn 402, Ivan Sutherland 401, Patrick M'Atamney 400. SOUTHLAND. Robert Stevene 613 marks, Stewart Green 600. Alan Tennent 667. John Hiekens 561. Thomas Preeton 559, Harold Royds 541, Allan M'Naughton 528, Marguerite Junker 522. James Praia 522,

Charles Broad 506. Esther M'Dowell 503, William Melvin 500. George Whitmore 489, Patrick Cody 488. James Laing 487, Ina Romans 487, George Kingston 484, Winifred Pearce 484. Margaret Chittock 483. Julia Hanan 483. Elsie Dykes 477, John Fordo 465. Gilbert Jenkins 460, John Ewart 459, Jane Lee 458. William Donald 457. Anna Finlayson 457. Thomas Cookburn 453. Ida Junker 453. David Brown 450. Vida Mackintosh 447, Archibald M’Dowell 445, Stanley Walton 445. Caroline Wright 440, Basil Ayling 438, Blanche Donovan 437, Frank Taylor 434, John Wilson 432. Elizabeth Evans 431, Colin Vallanco 430, Mary Tavlor 428, Norman Wright 426, Agnes M’Brido 424, James Murison 413. Robert Ohatterton 417, Christina M'Kinna 410. Francis Paterson 410, John Waugh 408, Gumming 404, Timothy Knowler 400. The examination lists show the candidates who. at the Education Department’s examination in November and December last, qualified for junior national or education board junior scholarships; or. through tho scholarship examinations, for junior free places in secondary schools, district high schools, and technical schools. The names are arranged in order of merit, according to the total marks made by tho candidates out of a possible total of 800. The candidates in this list, on satisfying the ■education board of their eligibility in other respects (age included), will be eligible to receive scholarships up to the limit of the number of scholarships 0-,’siijible. Those who do not receive echolarships may receive junior free places. Tho scholarships will he allotted at the meeting of tho Otago Education Board on January 29 and 30. Ten scholarships at least will bo available, the exact number being dependent on tho funds in hand.