Examination Results.

Waikato Times, Issue 12775, 22 January 1914, Page 5

Examination Results.

WAIKATO SUCCESSES. .\s the :-"suit of the recent examination the following Waikato candidates have been awarded senior scholarships by the Auckland Education Hoard, the scholarships being of a value of £w a war, or if the holder has to live away from home, and tenable for three years, with frci' tuition at a secondary school : —Roy W. E. B. Harman (Hamilton High School), 1623 marks; Cyril ,\. Smith (Hamilton High School) 1550 marks. The maximum marks W'Te 'loo. Certificates of proficiency, with the privilege of free tuition, at a secondary school have been gained bv the following :—Aubrey R. l)e Cock (Hamilton High School), Norman B. Morrison (Hamilton High School). The following candidates have qualified for National junior.. Education Board Scholarships (maximum marks Hon), subject to Iheir production of satisfactory evidence of age. The scholarships are tenable for three years from January, 1014; value, £jn ;i year, with the addition of £3O a year if required 10 live away from home : lies (Hamil-on East), 003; Nina C. Howard (Taumarunui), 574; Joseph N. Peart ("IV Cku school, under 36 aver••i"<'K 5.V)The following candidates have qualified for Junior Board Scholarships (maximum marks Soo), class 3, open to candidates from schools having a yearly average attendance of from t6i —300 pupils : —Colin \. Speight (Hamilton East"), 542; Emilie E. A. Paltridge (Hamilton East). 533; Cornelius F. O'Connor (Ngnruawahin), 52c 1.