EXAMINATION RESULTS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13841, 1 March 1909, Page 2

EXAMINATION RESULTS.

Douglas Martin, the eldest son of Mr,\v. Martin, of U. and T. loung, Timaru, received word ' on Saturday that he bad passed the medical preliminary en'his junior University examination papers. This is one more honour tathe long-list of the Timaru Boys" High. School. " * - Miss - Vi6let Cheyne Farnie, of Gecaldine, has passed 1 - the " final examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts of the New Zealand University.-. Miss Farnie was recently appointed' infant mistress of the llakaia school, • North Canterbury. Miss Bella D. Cross, daughter of Mr ti. Cross, of Timaru, has received advice that she' lias gained the M.A. degree with first-class honours, in botany. Miss Cross has a remarkably good scholastic record. AVhen 11 years ,of age she gained an Education Board's junior exhibition on passing the Fifth Standard at the' South School; at 12 she gained a junior High School exhibition; at 14 an Education Board's senior scholarship; at 18 was in the "credit"' list in the Junior University scholarship examination, and gained a' bursary in the Normal Training College; at 19 passed the first terms with' credit in Latin and biology; at 18 passed*the second terms with credit, and gained an exhibition in biology; at 21 passed with credit id biology for the third year, and gained the B.A. degree with a Senior University scholarship, and was appointed student assistant in the laboratory' of Canterbury College; and at 22 (this year) has been awarded the M.A. degree with first-class honours, in botany, one of very few who have gamed the latter distinction. Miss Cross will pursue her studies lor the. Science degree. 'The following lists are supplementary to that given last Week, which contained the names of "the successful Timaru candidates for .Classes B, C. and D of the teachers' "certificate examinations held last • month. Below are given the names of those who have passed the examination for a certificate, except in one or' 'two subjects. Candidates for- the Class ■ C examination, 'who, • though not . entitled to-be placed in the .second list, passed in a "section" under clause 26" of the • Partial - pass ./for' 'Glass' C—Mary Louisa Baird. Margaret Caskey, Jane McChesney Crombie, : James. Metson, Anne : Proudlock, -, Roberta AVright, Sarah Yesberg.

Partial pass for Class D—Aylnicr

Percy Francis, Henrietta Sarah Rannermann, Constance Ada Beck, Shirley Beckett, AVm. James Bennett, Donclia Brown, Eric Gordon Cameron, Anna Geaney, George Gilbert Hancox, Nathalie Hart, Isabella Margaret Iverach, A r iolet Evelyn Jesscp, John Mclntyrc, Honora McSwecney, Jessie Jane Nichol, Ethel Florence Squire.

Passed in three subjects—Leslie Gordon Austin, Alexander 'Goodall, John McLeod, Maurice James O'Connor, Mary Evelyn O'Donnell, Eleanor Amy Elizabeth Oliver. Passed in two subjects.—Cuthbert Parr. Passed in one subject—Charles Frederick' /Collins, Annie Murray Ritchie, Catherine Smith.