Scholarship Examination.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7717, 20 January 1905, Page 2

Scholarship Examination.

I lite following are the' results of she 1901 scholarship examinations submitted nt the Education Board's meeting on Thursday by the exnmin|ors, Messrs W. E. Spencer and W. A. Ballantyne : SENIOKS. Alfred 11. Grant, Straj-ford District High School, 68.3 per cent. ; tfobert H. Tyrer, Stratford' iDistrict High School, 67.8 per cent. ; Annie C. Noble, Xew Plymouth High School, 67.7 per cent. ; John N. Billiard, Xew Plymouth High School, 62.6 per Cent. : George W. Bollinger, Now Plymouth High School, 59.7 per cent. ; Margaret J. Cameron, Stratford District High School, 59 per cent. : F.lvina 0. Brayshaw, St ratfond District High School, 57.3 per cent. ; Thus. .J. llurlo, New Plymouth High School, 57.2 per cent. ; Arthur .1. Healy, New Plymouth High School, 57.1 per cent. ; Isabella A. Bunyan, Stratford District High School, 55.2 per cent. ; Maude K. Howe, New Plymouth High l School, 51.5 per cent. ; Ilobcrt M. Young, Okuto, 51.1 per cent. ; Edgar M. Blumloll, Central School, 50.6 per cent. Four were disqualified through not obtaining 50 per cent, of marks. JUNIORS. Mary F. C. Bowling, West End High School, 85 per cent. ; Ernest W. Kirkby, 74.7 percent. ; George A. Hudson, Stratford- District Hig'h School, 65.2 per cent. ; Arthur M. Fowler, Stratford District High School, (>4.2 |ier cent. ; George 11. Davis, 52 per cent. Ten were disqualified. It was decided that the following successful candidates .'be granted eholarships for a term, of two years tenable at F the New Plymouth High chool) :—-Mary Dowling (junior), £lO ; Annie Noble (senior), £35 ; John Bullard (senior), £lO ; George Bollinger (senior), £8 I3s. Tenable nt Stratford District High School : Ernest Kirkby (junior), £lO ; George Hudson (junior), £lO ; Arthur Fowler (junior), £l4 ; Alfred Grant (senior), £lO ; Itobert Tvrer (senior), £lO.