SCHOLARSHIPS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1339, 17 January 1912, Page 6

SCHOLARSHIPS.

WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD,' SUCCESSFTTL CANDIDATES. The. following aro. the result?, arranged in order of marks, of the examination for junior board and junior national seholar--1 ships in the Wellington education district. Class_A is composed of candidates from schools with an average attendance of over 200 pupils; Class Ji of schools with an average attendance of between 31! and 200; and Class C of schools with an average attendance of under 3G. The board s scholarships are of an annual value of ■£.">, where a pupil can reside at home, and 4:10 where a pupil is required to reside away from home in order to attend an approved school. The award of scholarships will not be made until after the announcement' of the Senior Board Scholarship results, but the funds at thp disposal of the board may jiermit of the award of about 17 scholarships to ' candidates of Claps A, about 7 to those of ClnVs B, and .'t to tho-o of Class C. The Wellington education district is entitled to four Junior National Scholarships—one to each of the classes and the fourth probably to a pupil in Class A. •Those will bo awarded at the same time as the Board Scholarships from the following lists:— CLASS A. (Schools with au Average of Over 200.) Iris Woodhousc, Pelone, 032; Agnes MoncrielT, Carterton, 620; Frank Feist, Carterton, 010; ltoy Gardiner, Masterton, GO"; Phyllis Mather, Brooklyn, CO"; lidgar Thomas, Grcvtown, 590; James Jlatheson, Masterton, *575; Beryl Armstrong, Carterton, 570; Eric Hogg, Tetone, 565; • Alfred Jlolliugs, Masterton, 55(i; Ronald Cathie, Karon, 553; Frank Grant, Terrace, 552; Alfred Banks, South Wellington, 515; Francis' Robinson, Te Aro, 531!; Sydney Gordon, Boys' College, 533; George Ilogan, Te Aro. 532; Marion Thompson, Terrace, 532; Lily Keehle, Brooklyn, 520; Archibald Smyth, Boys' College, 523; John Clachan, Te Aro. 521; Esther Bedingfield, I'etono West, 520; Grace Aplin, Carterton, 518; Benjamin Gardiner, Te Arc, 518; Harold Miller, .Masterton, 515; Harold Mountier, Mount Cook. Boys', 510; Cyril Frost, Karori, 500; Beruard Holdsworth, Iv'.irori, 508; Edna Barratt, Clyde Quay, 507; Doris Lawrence, South Wellington, 501; Leo Welch, Masterton, 503; Edward Lattey, Terrace, 502; William Kitching, Boys' College, 191; James IHslop, To Aro, 192; Ella Wilson. Girls' College, 492; Robert M'Caw, I'etono, 490; Mary Btirnham, Karori, 189; Annie Harris, 'Clyde Quav, 480; Philip Miller, South Wellington, 180;! Evo Stockman, Terrace, '185; George Clifton, Pahiatud, 481; Alfred Bullen, South Wellington, 482; Elsie Pearce, Te Aro, 482; Hi hoi Madcley, Masterton. 181; Keith Andrew, Terrace, 480; John Jenkins, Terrace, 480; Douglas Slater, Newtown, 180; William Mason, Boys' College, 479; Godfrey ITyams, Boys' College, 470; Ina Preston, South Wellington, 470; Portia Taylor, Terrace, 470;- Guy Holmes, .Masterton. 401; Lorna Ferryman, Normal, 400; Daniel Leys. Te Aro, 458; Gwendoline Waters, Brooklyn, 458; Andrew J. Cameron, Newtown, 45ii; William N. Fuller, Mount Cook Boys', 440; Ivy Iliggs. Carterton, 440; Arclii- ' bald Smith, Boys' College, 415; Marion Clark, South -Wellington, -443;' Deborah Andrews, Mount Cook Girls', 442; HaTOld Nicol, Hutt, 439; Ethel Nicol, Hutt, 135; Edward Wild, Petone, 438; Timothy C'ullinaiie, Boys' College, 430; William Harper, To Aro, 135; Richard Wakelin, Clyde. Quay,' 435; Victor Tre- ■ main, 'Mount Cook Boys', 430; William .Kennedy, Boys' College, 429; /Winifred ' Piirkinsoiv Newtown, • 420; Sidney Gully, Clyde Quay, 428; Leo Grenniiig,' Normal, • 427;. Erica Matthews, Marauui, 427: Eileen Twqmey, Newtown; '(27; /Robert Burton, South Wellington, 125; Audrie Gillnian, Jloii.pt Cook Gills',' 424; Qtieenie'< Hind, . Girls' College,- 42-t;-Njrm'an -Brian, Petone •West. '121; Merle Jacobsen, Petone West, 418; Stanley Shaw. Clyde Qtiny, 416; Alice Leo,' Mount Cook Girls', 415; Lillian CromMo'int Cook .Girls', 412; Amelia Lockwoo'd, Petone.West, 111; Marguerita Dale, South Wellington, 410; Amy Martin; Clyde Quay,' 410: Jack Wild, Petone, 410; Morico Greville, Island Bay, 408; Leo Kains, Carterton, 408; Nellie -Biggs, Mount Cook Girls', 404; Oliver Ohlsson, Clyde Quay, 403; John Wood, Masterton, 400. CLASS B. (Schools with an .Average. Attendance of over 35 and under 200.) Enid Ross, Te Ho.ro, 583; Charles Graham, Worser Bay, ,107; Doris M'G'ardle, Scarborough, 505; Mary Doyle, Ohariu, 527; Daisy Windley, Te Horo, 502; Anna Richards,. Ohau, 407; Basil Howard, Sacred Heart,. 492; Charles Jahiiesou, Dalefield, 483; . Winton Brown, Otaki, 47G; James. M'Manus, liougokokako, 4.71; William Henderson,• Rongokokako; 413;' Helga Lynneberg, Kaiwarra,-111; Constance Wilson,. .Eketalr.ina, 438; Flora I'ppe, Kaiwarra,.437 ; George Campbell; Worsen Bay, 433;. Ada Evans, Lansdowne, 431; Andrew M.urie, Worser Bay, 430: Joseph Fowler, Eketahuna, 422; Norma Boys. Lansdowne, 419; Williaiii Kriowies, Dnlefield, 418; .15cin Buchanan, Woikatue, 107; Eila Perry 1 , Lansdowne. 41)3. CLASS CV • (Schools with an average of less than 36'.) Daisy Taylor, Makuri, 55; Frank Marshall, Kopuaranga, 498; Felix Franklin, Kopuarauga, 432; Mary Brooks,' Mauriceville, 430.