EDUCATION BOARD SCHOLARSHIPS.
' The following are the .results of ; thescbolai'sliipsexaminatiou recentlv conducted at Mastorton ; 1. Adelina Elsie Phillip, Pahiatun, I H years 11 months.—English, 131; arithmetic, 91; science, 108; history, ' 78; geography, 50; reading, -15; ' writing, 50. Total, 553. Ralph Valentino King, Groylown, 14 years 7 months.—English, 108; arithmetic, 122; science, 84; history, ; 67; geography, 44; reading, 25; ' writing, 42. Total, 492, Clarence Keedwell, Groylown, 14 years 8 months.— English, 104; arithmetic, 112; science, 88; history, CI; geography, 52; reading, 40; writing, 30. Total, 487. The next in order were—Stanley Bunting, Masterton, 447; Arthur Wilson, Mnngatainoka, 428; Albert Tocker, Grcytown, 425; Emily Udy, Greytown, 400.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5180, 13 November 1895, Page 2
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105EDUCATION BOARD SCHOLARSHIPS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5180, 13 November 1895, Page 2
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