HOKITIKA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 March 1920, Page 1

HOKITIKA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL.

Tlie following are tho successes gained by Hokitika D.II. School during the east year. TE ACHER’S EX AMIN ATION S •

Class C Certificate—Miss C. M. H«ckoll, passed in four subjects (all the candidate entered for). M i s s Hackell l also passed tlic examination for First Year Term at Victoria College, V ellington. Class D. certificate —Miss -E. Cliesterman; Yliss Marjory E. Wilson; (with special mention in Needlework—Miss Mary Wilson, instructor). ■SECONDARY DEPARTMENT. Junior Free Place: —M. Hewer; N Wogan (St. 6.) Senior National Scholarship—Elsie H. Wilson. Publio Service Entrance Examination : (June) Hilda Kelly (43rd.) Eliza Kelly (67th); (November) Charles Pierson (73rd); P. ißoss Wilson (97th), Arnold Perry (196th). As there were 505 successful candidates the local scholars took a very creditable position on the list.

Senior Free Place Passes: Katheen Adamson, Muriel Bell, Eleanor Chesterman (with credit), G. Isabel Forsyth, 'Edna. Dale, Arnold Perry, Charles Pierson, Robert B. Wells (with' credit), Elsie Wilson (with credit), P. Ros s Wil-

Out of over 1400 successful candidates only 259 passed “with credit”, and the Hokitika school may therefore be considered to be well represented on the credit list. Matriculation examination : Clara Evans, Isabel Forsyth, Elsie Wilson, P. Ross Wilson, Bessie Williams (Par. tial), Charles Pierson (partial), Hilda Kelly (partial). Solicitors’ General Knowledge examination : Clara Evans, Isabel Forsyth. Elsie Wilson, P. Ross Wilson. Appointments already gained through Appointments already gained through (Evans, Bessie Williams. Probationers: Isabel Forsyth, Hilda Kelly As Cadet in Rands and Survey Office: Charles Pierson.