School Examination.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 53, 6 October 1883, Page 2

School Examination.

The annual examination of the Feilding State School by Inspector Foulis concluded on Friday, at 5 p.m. The following shows the names of scholars who passed in the »-arious standards : — Standard 1 : 52 presented, 33 passed. Boys — E. Chamberlain, Jas. Evans, Jno. Evans, T. Line, C. Brown, H. Hall, W. Curtis, R Bilderbeck, A. Fosteri'w.Holman, E. Srown, F. Bray, W. Smith, G. Hall, P. Gardner, W- Short. JL JCeen., Girls— A. Reading, A. Gardner, A. Newman, E. Holmes, H. Turner, A. Carthew, R. Towler, K. Streeter, A. Belfit. -E. Rees, E. Roe, L Potts, E. Foster, M. Port, G. Aitken, N. Baker. Standard II : 41 presented, 30 passed.. Boys — M. Diamond, O. Bilderbeck, S. Crichton, T. Simpson, O. Poad,' 'E. Worsfold, Geo. Young, J. Hurdle,, W. Gardner W. Port, J. Roe, J. Robinson, W. Price, F. Foster. Girls-E. \»cAlister, S. Brooker, M. Evans, L.'Churcher, EL Smith. A. Watts, E. Watts, E Curtis; S. Bowler, M. Rutherford, W. Rees, M. Rees. R. Holmes, A. Chamberlain, IL Reading. M. Van Stein. Standard III : 34 preesnted, 28 passed. Boys— J. Roach. W. Rutherford, T. Waltou, F. Chamberlain, R. Hall, S. Chamberlain, H. < 'oombe, K. Short, A. Foster, M. Bilderbeck, H. Bilderbeck. Girls— M. Crichton, E. Hitchman, E. Rutherford, A. Gordon, E. Gardner, C. Bray, L. Simpson, A. Streeter, M. Diamond, A. Poa ', K. Roach, fl. Baker, M. Belfit. L. Rees, M. Rutherford, J. Rees, A. Foster. Standard IV : 11 presented, 10 passed. Boys — P Roache, J Coombe. Girls — S Brown. E Bel ye, A Bray, E Short, E Stringer, S Stringer, J Thompson, A Streeter. Standard V : 9 presented, 8 passed. Eoys— W Beiive, G Gordon, E Pope. Girla— E Holland, E Bartholomew, E Diamond, A Bilderbeck, E Campion. Stand'ird VI: Alexander Johnston and Margaret Bartholomew were the only two presented, and both passed. Mrs Jones assisted in the inspection of j the needlework, which gave much satisfaction. The singing of the children was | sweet and in good tune, and the drill of the boys very good. The whole results J of the examination, especially considering the short handedness of the staff, was highly satisractory, and reflects.^ great credit upon the muster, Mr Dowliug, and his assistant teachers.