TELEGRAMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1923, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

I f«Y TKLEOItArK —PKll THESS ASSOCIATION] .MAGISTRATE COURT FINES. ; WANGANUI, January 15. ; Levin and Co., were fined sixty pounds at Court to-day for storing 1 dangerous goods in the business portion of the town. The Magistrate also ordered forty pounds worth of goods impounded, to lie confiscated. B. Smith was fined £3O for failing to send in income tax returns. Walter Raymond Sutherland was lined £2O for being illegally on Egin out rnrecourse. ! DECEMBER EXAMINATIONS. DUNEDIN. January 15. | I'he Committee of the Senate has ; approved of the following Scholarships: Harding J. W. (Wellington College) •>132 marks: Kay F. I- (Christ’s College. Christchurch) 2096: Rhodes F. W. W. (Auckland Grammar School) 2035: ICidsoii El-a B. (Girls College. NcDon) 1953: Connor Milo (Girls College NeN'.ni 1915: BovJes G. R. (WellingCollege), and Batter Rosalia B. (Girls College. Wanganui) 1833: Britton. C. J. c. (Nelson College 1822): Darker G F (Wellington College) IbV-; Ui>,denarii .1- C. B. (Roys High School j Sehristehureh) 1795. The following candidates v.-ere award- I ~.! University National Scholarships— Rollins F. D. (Auckland Grammar _ School) 1766 marks; Dunning. Alary K. (Epsom Girls Grammar School) H6>: j IVddio G. A. (Wellington College' 1752, Wilson S. 1.. (Danne-. irkc High School) i 1731: Fole.v IT. (Wellington College); 172!): Ward, Gladys 51. (Auckland Grammar School) Hl3; Bowden, A. AA . (Palmerston North Boys High School) 1701: St'dlw rtliv. Eva M. (Auckland Girls’ Grammar School) 1688: /ohr.-b A. G. (Wellington College) 1681; Xieltoils. Lorn a AI. (Tino'ru Girb High f School) 1076; Gibbons. K. (Nelson College) 1663; Fast !■:. C. (Whaiigarei High School) 1662: Bellringer R. W. (New Plymouth Boy-' High School) eligible also for Taranaki scholarship. Almii rb'ff Janet [.. (Wellington Girls Col'ege) 1619: Somerville AY- AI. (Palmerston Ninth Boys High School) 1613; Sumpter. D. .T. (Waitaki Boys High School) 1612: Furkcrt. F. V. (Sots College. Wellington) 1636: Adams. Alar.io y F. E. (Auckland Girls Grammar School) 1631 : Craig. Agnes B. (Wellington Girls College) 1610; Bidlen. T\. E. (Auckland Grammar School! 1608. WATERSIDE AYORKERS. AUCKLAND, Jan. 15 The Watersiders’ Federation confcr■nco Inis elected the following officers: President, Air L. Glover; secretary. Air J. Roberts (both re-elected); viceprosidViit, Mr N. Campbeii (Port Chalmers). Messrs Glover, Roberts and .1. Latirensoii were elected representatives on

tile National Disputes Committee, will power to select a fourth. The executive elected were: W. Craig, C. Fraser (Greymouth), J. O. •Johnson, O. Meßrine, U. McEllain, O Noakes, \V. .J. Rogers and J. Williams. MATRICULATION. The following candidates qualified lor matriculation (in order of merit): Esson, Kathleen F. ; Dolbv, R. AI. : limes. R. M.; Wilde, S. F. M.; Elliot, •J. R. ; MeCutcheon, G. 0. ; Pritchett, C. K.'T. ; Dali, D. E. ; Miller, Lillian M. ; Leith, Helen; Glasgow, W. J.; Ruddock, Doris A.; Lewis, I. E.; Fogarty, P. J.; Pacey, H. K. ; Johnston, J. L. ; Brook, M. A.; Gray, M. 0. \\ . ; Wood, FI. C. ; Cox, O. G. ; Mnoartluir, I. H.; Gray, Olive; MofFntT, W.; Kilgour, J. T).; Orgias, J.; Stevens, J. E. Delehanty, P. S. ; Cottier, W. ; Millar, Jane E. V.; Sinclair, Lockhart ; J. R.; Ruddock, Sadie M. ; Tripe, R. E. MEDIC A L ENTR A NCE. The following qualified for medical registration entrance scholarship papers Dailey, E. JO.; ilasiie, Katherine M. Following passed the intermediate Mils. I!, examination:— Bertram, Gertrude A.: Martin, C. ].. The following passed history of music for the intermediate Mus. B. examination : Rowlandson, Rubio E.