SCHOLARSHIP RESULTS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1656, 24 January 1906, Page 2

SCHOLARSHIP RESULTS.

(Per Press Association.) Wellington, Monday. Following are the names of the successful candidates for soho ! aiship and free places at secondary schools : A. White, Havelock North ... ... 661 lan Grant, Btratford 660 Rowland Marks, Devonport 654 Susanna Hopkirk, Dannevirke ... 651 Edward Walmsley, St. Clair, Otago... 646 Alioe Haines, Paparoa ... ... 635 B. F. Aldred, Otago 634 Catherine Hogg, Normal Sohool, Dunedin 633 William Curaders, Bcresford street, Auckland 617 Eric Miles, Tcmuka 615 William Blight, Te Aroha 613 Mation Neal, Cambridge 610 Christina Steel, Gore 598 Hugh Biss, Newtown, Wellington ... 596 Herbert Addis, Opotiki 593 William Neal, Havelock North ... 593 Norman Paulsen, Dannevirtre ... 593 Tbcs. Fyfe, Kakanui, Otago 590

W. R. Cole, Caversham 588 Ivy Bell, Auckland 586 Aroh. Brocket', Wellington 585 Riohard Connel, South Canterbury... 581 Ed. Robinson, Wellington ... ... 581 Dwan Russell, Auckland ... ... 581 Lilly DixOD, Wellington 580 Irene Webb, Wellington 580 Ella Burton, Auckland 579 Margt. Cahill, Auckland 577 John Hendry, Dunedn 577 OTHER HAWKE’S BAY WINNERSThos. Grant, Ooga Onga 564 Jack Asher, Napier 563 Frances Doran, Porangabau ... 563 Marion Whyte, Havelock N. ... 551 William Dumphy, Ormond 550 George Froum, Gisborne 542 Lionel Hall, Napier 540 Henry Thompson, Havelock... ... 501 Sarah Moore, Gisborne 495 Ernest AosHb, Waipawa 485 Orton Mangin, Onga Onga 478 Erio Sargisson, Porangahau 469 Arthur Ayling, Napier 465 Dorothy Wiseman, Waipawa ... 462 Clivo Lehndorf, Frasertown 461 Ruby Crawford, Port Ahuriri ... 457 Benjamin Hawkins, Gisborne ... 447 David O’Donoghue, Napier 445 Grace Sidwtll, Porangahau 437 William Corbett, Napier 486 Dorothy Bull, Waipawa ... ... 435 Arthur Engobretßon, Norsewood ... 435 John Ennor, Napier 434 Ralph Scrimgeour, Kaikora N. ... 434 Winifred Casev, Napier 429 Alico Spink, Woodvillo 427 Gordon Laws, Port Ahuriri 424 John O’Brien, Woodville 421 Eva Cumming, Patutahi 410 Alex. Wilson, Napier 406

Under tho new regulations, states the Hawke’s Bay Herald, three different classes of scholarship are decided upon the one examination. Two National Scholarships aro allotted to each Education Board district overy year. Io addition, six junior Queen’s Scholarships, which carry tho holder to the High Sobool, from which another scholarship will take him to Viotoria College, are granted to pupils within the Wellington, Hawke’s Bay, Taranaki, Marlborough, Westland and Nelson districts. It would appear that two of those come to Hawbo's Bay, although four of our scholars have qualified. In addition, tho Education Board scholarships (vnlue £2 10s and free places to town pupils a id £2O to country pupils) are decided upon the same examination. Tatra were 791 scholars examined, aDd Hawke’s Bay secured four p’acis, including tbe firs',out of the first eighteen.