NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY.
j JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINAI . TIONS. . j A meeting, of the Senate was heldyesterI day at Canterbury College, for the con- | sideration of the results of the examinations ! held in December last ; present — The I Chancellor (Sir James Hector),- in the chair, the Hon C. C. Bowen, Professors Shand and Cook. The following have gained the junior ! scholarships of the year (1897), in order of • merit: — ' Leo. S. Fanning, Boys' High School, Christchurch 4238 John Lang, Boys' High School, Dunedin 4110 Mabel Connon, Girls' High School, I Christchurch 4106 Thomas Jordan, Wellington College 3942 Walter L. Scott, Christ's College, Christchurch ... ... ... 3897 Robert M. Erskine, Boys' High School, In vercargill 3894 Ruth C. Gibson, Girls' High School, Christchurch 3877 Struan Robertson, Boys' High School, Christchurch 3796 Susan C. C. M'Knight, Girls' High School, Dunedin ... 3723 John A. Hay, Boys' High School, Dunedin 3693 Marguerita B. Pitchmere, College and Grammar School, Auckland 3658 Annie C. Finlayson, Girls' High , School, Christchurch 3619 Maxwell Walker, College and Grammar School, Auckland 3510 Florence I. Paterson, College and Grammar School, Auckland ... 3484 The following have obtained " credit " on the junior scholarship papers : — J. A. Allen, Dunedin.. 3478 H. H. Barton, Dunedin 3434 W. R. B. Prideaux, Auckland ... 3409 L. S. Talbot, Timaru 3407 A. Knider, Dunedin ... 3405 M. C. ."Ross, Wellington 3371 A. G. Paterson, Dunedin 3275 A. L. M. Blair, Nelson ... ... 3232 A. L. W. Gruar, Dunedin 3226 G. Rose, Wellington 3167 A. H- Tasker, Wellington 3109 G. B. Stephenson, Auckland 3106 RI. Howell, Dunedin 3104 S. Jacobs, Wellington 3101 T. M. Curnow, Christchurch ... 3064 C. H. We'ston, Christchurch. ... 3059 E. M. M'lntosh, Auckland 3041 E. Roberts, Dunodin . 3014 A. H. Kitchen, Nelson 3009 A. H. J. Adams, Dunedin 2911 F. Stuckey, Nelson 2905 M. M. M'Culloch, Dunedin 2866 E. J. FitzGibbon, Dunedin| 2859 M. B. Robertson, Auckland 2852 M. A. R. Greensill, Wellington ... 2842 J. O. K. Sainsbury, Wanganui ... 2791 A. E. E. Wallace, Auckland 2765 B. A. Basstian, Invercargill ... 2755 J. H. Mills, Oamaru 2643 W. R. Davidson, Wellington ... 2635
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6090, 29 January 1898, Page 6
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