Oamaru

New Zealand Tablet, 2 December 1909, Page 1904

Oamaru

J The^foilß#ing farfe £ho| >Qf the $Qxf&d~&oeal#' Examina'fi&s|3g§fiPiW^^bm^ Oamaru, from 1 " June 22 to 26, when thirteen candidates were presented. The subjects examined were, religious . knowledge, English Vd'iigM'$ {i 'fi!na'-Jit(?rk%Xiif? Fren v ch r /w Latin, physiology, hyg?eneV i£ blotafi'y>i < i geography, , matlie^ i matics, history, bookkeep'uigtfyhar.mony/^ aiid^Jdi;^^ijig:r-p'M Senior. — Honors — Cicily Rdwland, Associate in Arts' Junior. — Pass — Alice Browne, Dora McKinnon. Partial pass — Merle HfllnagSy^lgliJJ 8 . JEjJ^en.^O'Me.ara. „ Preliminary.—^PassWiTante^PringJe. oikj:il\aM\ HfnesS^A^n«r%j Lynch. -Kate ColnihE&jf Eatlfleen "6 i a-llagliei*#l|eta O'-Mn- | nell?-^ - *** & *&« «S»«Ss» b 49 vMns*&* $*&& %*<£< _. The following are the results of the examinations held' : Cliffe being the examiner. The examination was held '} in Oamaru on> November 26. the local centre, examina- , itionsthe m^kfi^elirgfJo^c^^Tot^lrldA^passMpS, h'on^jl^ 1130,1 130, and in the school examinations— to Ear 150, pass Iso| | and distinjG#s>n»&3Qtsr| » Dpmiiu^aa^tCpn^entif^oeal Cei%f I Advanced^fracle^-TOllf r Mah"ff» Mtfp pWWv&d&tfol cx amir^ | nations. — Higher division — Ailis Molloy, 131, distinction; 1 Annie J. Lynch,^223i!^iprDorEj' M3r. -TpLower division — 'I Doris Potter, 1305 on p»A lsabella Farrant, 124; |Janie Pringle, 116; Eva Miller, 112; Minnie Hille, 111. i Elementary division — Greta Cooney, 132, distinction ; Agnes •J^Bowlj^iSOfsdmtino.tion ; Mary Geaney, 124 ; Queen-ie-Jew-eH?-— 110. Primary division — Agnes Spiers, 117.

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On Sunday seventy children mader their, First ,Cqnv ronj*BiOobr onj*BiOob n »jE£Bß«*vhich they were prepaVe^^fly^ a^ f our-ia&ys* c Fmission conducted by the Rev. Father O'Connell, S.M.. I In .the evening Fatherߣ)| ( @pnMJft -PBMfl d 9%,}yg e k'B mjssiqn-.p ! - for the adults of the parish, when there was a vefy large ? congregation present. He will he assisted by the Rev. Father Kimbell, S.M. Next week "Tni^tm^nrtH-HbeHheld^ in Makikihi and Morven. The children who made their ' First Communion were entertained *at breakfast, by the