CARLYLE SCHOOL.
At the late examination by Mr Inspector Foulis, t!u; following candidates presented themselves for examination for Scholars’ Certificates, and also for Special Subjects, with the following highly’ satisfactory res.fits, alike creditable to the candidates and to the Schoolmaster, Mr H. TL Dyer. Although Miss Williams heads the list, she has not been in attendance at school since the previous examination : scimi.auT ckutu'ic.vres. Reading and Writing, 30 marks attainable— Kate Williams, 28 ; Thomas G. Hirst, 21 ; Wilfred E. Dasent, 28 ; Robert Whelan, 2G ; Alfred A Bnskie, 27. English Grammar and Composition, 30 marks attainable — Kate -Williams, 20 ; Hirst, 19; Dasent 15; Whelan, 14; Bnskie, 0 ;V. Arithmetic. 60 marks attainable—Kate Williams, 52y ; Hirst, 37W;Whelan, 45 ; Bnskie, 45 Geography and History, 40 marks attainable—Kate William-’, 2G 5-6 ; Hirst. 274 ; Dasent, 12 ; Whelan, 14’; Bnskie, 14-4. Physical G 'ogiaphy, 20 marks attainable—Kate Williams, Dasent, 3$ ; Whelan, 2 ; Bnskie, 3s. Writing, 20 marks attainable —Kate Williams, 1G ; Hirst, 1G ; Dasent; 16; Whelan, 17 ; Bnskie, 18. Total attainable, 200. The following are Hie totals gained—Kate Williams, IGOij ; .Thomas G. Hirst, 12G ; Wilfred E. Dasent. 119$; Robert Whelan, 118; Alfred E. Buslcie, 113$. SPECIAL SUBJECTS. In Algebra, 60 marks wore attainable— Kate Williams, 50 ; Thomas G. Hirst, 55 ; Wilfred E. Dasent, 46. In Latin, 100 marks were attainable — Thomas G. Hirst, 26 ; Wilfred E. Dasent, 264. KAKARAMEA SCHOOL. The results oi ! the examination held at tiie Kakaramea School (Mr R. T. Brown, Master), on tiie 13th December, for Scholars’ Certificates, are now to hand, and appear as follows: Highest pass—Ada Hawken, 154£ marks out of a possible 200 ; 2nd highest pass, Alexander Williamson, 140 5-6 marks out a possible 200 ; 3rd, Marjory' Williamson, 100 marks out of a possible 200.- . The first and second candidates received fulLrinarks (60) for arithmetic. • The tbre&.haye.attende4scdipol, scarcely three years.
PROPERTY VALUATIONS, 1879-80. Valuation' Lints are now open for inspection. The following are on view at Carlyle. Carlyle Town—D. M. Harris, Vainer. Tlin Valuation’for 1879 amounts to £4,409. that for last year being £3.143 9s, being an increase for the present }'car of £1,265 11s. Patea East Road District— D. M. Harris, Valuer. Tin valuation for 1870 amounts to .£3.946 9s, that fur last year being £3,931 13s, being, but a billing increase over last V"ar. Patea West Road District—W. Dale, Valuer. The variation for 1379 amounts to £12,142 5s 9 I, that for last year being £7,141 7s 4.1, being bii increase of £4,997 18s sd.
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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 393, 22 January 1879, Page 2
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