EXAM RESULTS

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21336, 6 February 1941, Page 8

EXAM RESULTS

SCHOOL CERTIFICATES WAIKATO CANDIDATES FULL AND PARTIAL PASSES Below are given lists of passes and partial passes gained by pupils of Waikato schools in the examination for school certificates conducted in November and December. The lists are in alphabetical order, the first containing full passes and the second partial passes. LIST OF FULL PASSES Agnew, Hazel Clare. Hamilton: Alexander. Margaret Mary Stewart, Hamilton; Alexander, Patricia Marie sb-wart. Hamilton; Alquist, Pauline Molly. Mutamata; Andrew. Margaret Helene. Hamilton. bailee, Barbara Jean, Huntly; Baylis. Catherine, Matamata; Bellingham, Patricia Jean, Hamilton; Bevin, William Peter, To Awamutu: Bourke, Betty Catherine, Cambridge; B race well, Rita Wilma. Matamata Bidgbou.se, i beodore Graham, Morrinsville;Brown. Kathleen Elsie. Hamilton; Burke, Douglas Leobold, Matamata. Caldwell, David, Hamilton; Cameron, Patricia, Morrinsville; Campbell, Joyce Anne. Te Aruba; Cave, Hazel, Matamata; Clark. John teele, Hamilton; Cummaek, John BycroTt, Cambridge; Currie, Norman Wilfred, Hamilton. Doole, Widiaui John, Hamilton. Farrell, James Francis, Hamilton; Fawcett, Shirley. Matamata; Ferguson, Eileen Margaret, Te Awamutu; Filleul, Beryl Margaret Joy, Cambridge; 1 mu, Kobe Baxter, Te Awamuiu; Fletcher, RusseiJ George, Cambridge; I ranks, Joan Margaret, Hamilton. cuuiniett, Douglas Arthur, Matamata; Gordon, Isabella Con-lance, utorohanga; Giauam. Johanna Margaret, Hamilton; Gunning, Phyllis Margaret, Morrinsville. Hampton, Graham Mitchell, Matamata; ilebtuh, Margaret Herbert, Te Awamutu; Herbert, Jean ulive, Morrinsville. Hobson. Marshall McAlesier, Morrinsville- Hoiiore, Graham, Hamilton; Hugnc.-. i.eeille AiexiVaViVii’ j' lu|,l,i,,!iVl]lo ; Aunt, carol Dorutny, Ireland, Daphne Elizabeth, Hamilton; ome, Inez Isabel, Hugian; JolnistOJl, Bel.y Irene, Te Aruba. .. fccigiiiiry, Clifford John, Hamilton; Laura Jean, Hamilton; Kcmsley, Ed--1"u11': David, Cambr.dge; Kennedy, Bruce jo -><.ji i bond, Morrinsville; Kuigui, David, i amil.iili; Law, UWen Joseph, Raglan; Law, Busina Lily, Hamilton; LichtwaiK, Joan i-ors. Hamilton; Lovelock, ami-ley .\oeJme, Hamilton; Lowe, Kenneth James, Hamilton; L)ncn, Barbara Alice, Hamilton; Lynch, Doi.aiu James, Morrinsville. McKenzie, George Martin, Hamilton; .udepnersou, Mary Lois, Hamilton; Macpherson, Nell castle, Hamilton; Manon, Peggy Lilian, ie Awamutu; Marerol'i, smiley Joan, Raglan; Maud. william narry, Matamata; Moodie, lan Henry, Hamilton; Moore, Barbara Frances, ie Awamutu; Morri-s, Sydney James, UaniilNeedham, Audrey Helen, Morrinsville; Norris, Ashley Eldridge, Hamilton. o Connell, Maurice Francis, Hamilton. Parkins, Eric Charles, Hamilton; Philips, Dougaid steward Moreland, Maiama.a; Polglase, Allan Trevor, Hamilton; Piescolt, Joseph Graham, Hamilton. quicK, Graham Cecil, Hamilton. Roaui, Geraldine Frances, Hamilton; Hem-”’ "k.Vj',?j" 1 1 4l ! 1 iimiYlll; 11 a, "iYa 11 nI Margaret, Hamilton; si‘anie.\. ’ BeiViai d • ie<>rge, Hamilton, .-lapleiou. Paul ilemv, Gordon William Edwards, Malamata: suicliive, Pauline, le Knit j. 1 liompsoii, Anthony George. Hamilton; t humps.,.i i.Margaret. Moi rinsv ilie; lod Miirlcy Alice, Hamilton. Waium n, ‘ bt ‘ cca utorohanga; XNa kuis, Helen Koamu, Hamilton; Waugli, B<i c M Jean, le Aloha; Weuveia, Robert Ormond, Te Kuili; Webber, Alex Arthur, Huntly; Wliiteliou.se, Juv, fe \wamuluU lid, Winifred Edith. Te Aroiia; Wi.kinV,' 11 ’ •■'l’UblG James, Cambridge; Williams, Alexander Herbert, Hamilton; Wilson, Meredytn Colston, Te Kuili; Wilson. Patricia June, Hamilton. LIST OF PARTIAL PASSES Bernard, Ethelwyn Maisie, Hamilton. Collins, John Michael, Hamilton; Coulter, E'elyn Rose, Hamilton. Faulkner, Beryl Olga, Morrinsville; foley, Joseph Daniel, Hamilton. Grussick, Alison Francis, Hamilton; Giy d-s, Moyna Dorothy, Hamilton. Harris, Marjorie Eileen, Hamilton Holland, \ alerie, Joan, Alorrinsviile. ilton* 105 * JulleS ’ * i ailli Afl’Eed Herbert, liamJoJmstone, Wallace Campbell, Hamilton, 'aomf' HaimHoii WlJbur ’ Kirk, Lawson, Raymond Stewart, Hamilton; Lincoln, Noel Thornes, Hamilton. i Ak ‘*andrina Catherine, ton lJ d ’ - Mcivm, ion, Shirley Jean, llamil(j’Rrien, John William, Te Kuiti. 1 alee. Raymond, Hamilton; Powell, ■\i.\ra Joyce, Hamilton. Rodger, Harold Frederick, Hamilton. noi‘. C o 11, , Jchlll Le = Jie > Matamata Stuckey, Deirdre Laura, Morrinsville; Swain, Grant Ellison, Hamilton. Thomas, Leslie Rhys, Hamilton; Thomas, Rae M a urine, Hamilton. Watkins, Herbert Arthur, Hamilton; Wright, Robert Gray, Cambridge. Suddenly there was a “plop” and O’Sullivan fell down. “Oh, you have shot him,” witness exclaimed to her nusband, wno was behind her. She then said, “I will nave to go for the police.” Accused Unable to Sleep Questioned by His Honour witness said she did not tiiink that her husband knew of O’Sullivan’s threats on Saturday. Alter several more remarks witness admitted tnat her husband knew of the threat to lire the cottage.

Mr W. J. King then cross-examin-ed witness concerning her husband’s health during tlie past year. She said he thought he had cancer and he would tremble violently for about a quarter of an hour if anything aroused him. As a result oi his injuries, received while working in the quarry, he received a Government invalidity pension. Mrs Longley detailed the demands made by O'Sullivan, from April, 1940, onwards, for the occupancy of the cottage. These demands were made at the rale of three or four a week, upsetting her husband so

that he could not sleep. “My husband kept taking sleeping taolets all the time,” stated witness. Every effort had been made to rent another house. Land agents were interviewed and they tried to offer their car as a deposit for the purchase of a house. When she interviewed the constable at Taumarunui Police Station on the Saturday he hold her not to worry as they could only be put out by law. Mrs Longley said that all the time of the tragedy she did not see the rifle as it was behind her while she was standing in the door. At no time had her husband made any threats against O'Sullivan or indicated that he would do him any harm. In reply to His Honour, witness said the rifle was only used by her husband to shoot a rabbit when he went out for a walk. Sometimes he would show the children how to use it in the yard. (Proceeding)