VICTORIA COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11703, 1 November 1905, Page 3

VICTORIA COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS

Wanganui Glpl*' Colleger Ptf*t<M» The following is the record- of passes, obtained by Girls' College pupils at the examinations recently held" here" by- the authorities of Victoria College: — French. , # Second Class.— D." Bruce, A.' Currie, F. J. Grant, F. Neilsoh. " , Third : ClafiS.—V." Bayley, C. T. Strack. English. ' -' " Second Class.— V. Bayly, I. D. Bruce, F-. Neilspn, J.- Scott; Thiird^Class.— A. Currie; F. S. Grant, I; ilylton", 1. Tennent. Latin. . ,' " Advanced Course :-^-Third - Class r 'J. -O. ' \ . " , Second Year Course.— Second*' Class i F/ J. Gran^ F. Neilsoii. Third? Glass : J. Scott, C. T. Strack. First Year Counsel— Second Class: A. Currie, F. S. Grant. -I. Tennent. Third Class r I. G. Hyltori. ' Mathematics. First Class-: F. -JC <orVnt. - Second Class: II D. Bruce, J. Scott, C. T. Strack. Third Class.— F. Neilsonj I. F Tennent. Mechanics. First Class.— F. J. Grant. Second Class.— C. T. Strack. German. ' Second class.— J. O. Abernethy^A. Eastwood. ' " ' ' Mental Science.- , ' Third Class.r^A. Eastwood. - : • • As a result of the above record, -Missea Currie, F. S. Grant, Hylton, rand Tennent have kept -first year terms; Missek : Briice, b\ J~ 'Grant, Scott, and Strack' have- kept .second"' year" terms"; "«nd Misses Abernethy arid Eastwood havejkept "third year terms. The - positions 'taken^iby the College pupils among, the • Vicfcoisiay-.College candidates generally is well iTbbve/the average.