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CONVENT SCHOOL.

LIST OF PASSES. The following letter has been peered from the Home Study .Business Col lege, and speaks for itself: — ‘‘Dear Reverend Mother. 1 have finished going through your examination papers, ami now have inii'-h ph-e up- i" .submitting my report. In both grades of -hortliand, your pupils handled then papers except ionaßy welt. I ran see. froie the good work done by the juniors. that you have given these '-andi--i.-ites a very thorough grounding in the eieuiMit: of the ’m-r important subject. and this aecoonts for the and accurate papers of the intermediate students. In the typewriting section, the papers in all throe grades were , mueit above the average, and showed j clearlv the excel lent- in. t rue' ions you ; ;;p. g.jv’ug to these pupil ■ Ihe vari-

oils theoretical questions in bookkeeping were, well answered by the candidates. while the practical test was set r-u! in a manner which left nothing to be desired. Since all the pupils have done splendidly, it is rather invidious tu make comparisons, but 1 would call special attention to the very line work sent in by Miss Irene Dwyer. iiiis voung lady has an excellent knowledge of these important commercial studies, and from what 1 can'see of her present work, I feel sure she will give a good account of herself later on in the business world. I am sending the certificates under separate cover, and hope they will arrive safely. Ail your advanced pupils are now eligible for diplomas. Please see enclosed slip. With kind regards io yourself and the other Sisters, and again congratulating you upon your success.

Intermediate Shorthand.—-Eileen Me- j Sweeney 90 per cent.. Phyllis Heap Vo. Madge Kirkland do, Marie Grim-lone ; 93. Irene Dwyer Q 5; Rita Kirby Pi. i Miss Eileen McSweeney, who came . from Marton to sit for the shorthand ! examination was coached by Mr Hector Webby, ex-pupil of the Otaki t.’onj vent School. ■ • | Junior Shorthand- —Mary Webby 90 ! per cent., John Fitzgerald Pd. Patrick j Ahern 91, Thomas Dixon P i. I Advanced Typewriting. Phy ilia : Heap 94 per cent.,'Madge Kirkland 94. j Marie Brimstone 90. Irene Dwyer 97, I Rita Kirby 91. ♦ Elementary Typewriting. Mary Webby 94 per cent., Phillip Cleland Pd. John Fitzgerald 90, Patrick Ahern 91. Thomas Dixon 9d. Junior Typewriting.—May Smyth 90. Florence Batten 91. Dorothy Smith 93, Patrick O’Rourke 90, Leonard Reeve

94. Advanced Bookkeeping- Phyllis Heap 93 per cent.. Madge Kirkland 95. Marie Brimstone 93. Irene Dwyer 90. Rira Kirby 93. Junior Bookkeeping.—Mary Smyth I 95 per cent.. Mary Webby 93, Phillip ! Cleland 92. John Fitzgerald 9d. Patrick Ahern 91, Thomas Dixon 93

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Otaki Mail, 4 August 1922, Page 3

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CONVENT SCHOOL. Otaki Mail, 4 August 1922, Page 3

CONVENT SCHOOL. Otaki Mail, 4 August 1922, Page 3

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