Hamilton High School.
Thh results of the standaid examinations at the Hamilton District High School show nine passes out of ten piesented. One gnl was absent from illness. These 1 exults must br regarded as Ipghly satisfactory, especially when we consider that only four on the roll had pie\ious]y parsed any standard, two the third, and t\\ o the fum th. Of these four three passed the fifth, while the fourth was the solitary failure. The«e facts speak much for the cue and industry displayed by the master, Mr Vcrekei Bindon, whose heart is thoioughly in his work. The names of the hiicce->bful candidates are : — Stand \nn Vl.— Jane H. Day Biggs, Bessie H. Sandes. Standard V.—Hatry M. Hume, Ethel S. Beaie, Annette E. Lyon, James H, Lyon, Nellie K. Sander. Sr\Ni)\KO IV.— Esther Biadley, Mary M. Btadley. The following is the inspectors repoit appended to the leturn : — The standaid work is very satisfactory. There has been very much progress since my last \ lbit to Hamilton. War. Fidleu.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1896, 30 August 1884, Page 3
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168Hamilton High School. Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1896, 30 August 1884, Page 3
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