Feb. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 405

Passed—
Bray, Reginald Percy, Dunedin.
Foy, James, Waverley.
Gray, William Howarth, Wellington.
Hodgkinson, Alfred, Invercargill.
Jones, Frederick James, Dunedin.
McNickle, William, Dunedin.
McPherson, Annie Eliza, Auckland.
Munro, William James, Auckland.
Purdie, Archibald, Wellington.
Robertson, Basil Henry, Auckland.
Smith, James, Auckland.
Smith, Robert Francis, Wellington.
Speight, William Arthur, Auckland.
Stewart, Francis James, Wellington.
Walker, Charles Rutherford Orr, Auckland.

Obtained partial pass—
Brook, Thomas, Dunedin.
Burfoot, Maud Hannah, Auckland.
Meenan, John, Wellington.
Mills, Claude Houghton, Havelock.
Riley, Robert John, Wellington.
Robinson, Thomas Illingworth, Wanganui.
Smyth, James Robert, Wellington.
Stevenson, Isabella Ritchie, Stafford.
Watts, Percy Harold, Auckland.

Junior Civil Service Examination, 1892.

Education Department,
Wellington, 23rd February, 1892.

At the Junior Civil Service Examination held last month the candidates whose names follow passed in order of merit as here shown.

The names of candidates whose marks amount to less than one-third of the maximum are not published. The marks in any subject have not been counted if they are below one-third of the maximum for the subject.

The candidates whose names are marked with an asterisk do not desire to enter the service.

A. J. CADMAN,
For the Minister of Education.

JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

1. Frank Oxford, Christchurch.
2. Harry Alabaster Parker, Wellington.
3. George Frederic Adams, Dunedin.
4. Archibald Duncan, Invercargill.
5. *Benjamin Bagley Couston, Dunedin.
6. Ernest William Carter, Marton.
7. Horace William Samuel Ruffell, Nelson.
8. William Archibald Jeff, Tinwald.
9. George Ernest Bray, Dunedin.
10. John Sherwin Butler, Auckland.
11. *Elizabeth Rosa Jones, Auckland.
12. *Reginald Cecil Hollow, Christchurch.
    Hugh McKnight, Dunedin.
13. *Albert Edward Jackson, Nelson.
14. William Johnston, Lawrence.
15. *Timothy Carr Enright, Westport.
16. *William Hagell Jeffreys, Dunedin.
17. Claude Houghton Mills, Havelock.
18. Charles Arthur Eves, Nelson.
19. Charles Henry Edward Stichbury, Auckland.
20. *Alexander Ramsay Carnie, Thames.
21. William Henry Moore Davis Green, Richmond.
    Mary Anne Gresswell Sutton, Invercargill.
22. William Paul, Palmerston South.
23. George James Robertson, Lawrence.
24. John Henry O’Donnell, Dunedin.
25. Robert Fullerton, Port Chalmers.
26. Annie Bauchop, Port Chalmers.
27. *Albert George Holland, Auckland.
28. John Robert Samson, Dunedin.
29. *Annie Adeline Butters, Auckland.
30. Henry Hugh Henderson, Lawrence.
31. William Oke Kempthorne, Port Chalmers.
32. *William John Drennan, Dunedin.
33. Henry Edgar Adamson, Nelson.
    Roger Bourke, New Plymouth.
34. Alexander Howat Johnstone, Milton.
35. *Daniel Louis Jarvis Clayton, Auckland.
36. *Bernard John Dudley, Auckland.
37. *Albert Hardy, Auckland.
38. *Joseph Cole Hewer, Christchurch.
39. Frank Kinghorn Porteous, Palmerston South.
    William George Tait, Port Chalmers.
40. *Joseph Sheridan, Wellington.
41. *Marion Buchanan Bell, Auckland.
42. *Alice Mary Caldwell, Auckland.
    William Sutherland, Lawrence.
43. Peter William George Barlow, Remuera.
44. James Henry Braithwaite, Auckland.
    Samuel Sinclair Corrigan, Tinwald.
45. Alfred James Will, Lawrence.
46. *John James Hunt, Wellington.
47. *William Coster, Blenheim.
48. *Campbell Larnach MacDiarmid, New Plymouth.
49. Kenneth Farquharson Gordon, Onehunga.
    Charles Thomas Read, Greytown South.
50. Charles John Schnauer, Auckland.
51. *Myra Barnes, Onehunga.
52. John McGrath, Goldsborough.
53. Vawdrey Richardson Baldwin, Wellington.
    James Adam Glasgow, Wellington.
    Henry Kirk, Wellington.
54. James Edward Prendergast, Feilding.
55. *Malcolm Cleaver Ancell, Nelson.
56. *Herbert Denton, Wellington.
57. *Thomas Alexander Ryan, Wellington.
58. Robert Noble Adams, Dunedin.
59. Benjamin Housley, Dobson.
60. Euphemia Fletcher, Port Chalmers.
    John William MacDuff, Wanganui.
61. William Robertson, Palmerston South.
    *Edgeworth Norwood Ussher, Dunedin.
62. Ernest Traharne Rees, Greymouth.
63. Norah Alicia Hull, Auckland.
    John Frew Robertson, Dunedin.
64. *Mary Gatey Faulder, Auckland.
65. Edward Coady, Stafford.
66. *Robert Allan Wilson, New Plymouth.
67. Hugh Cameron, Lawrence.
    Charles Philip Ryan, New Plymouth.
68. William Fairburn Ware, Remuera.
69. Thomas Francis Hunt, Nelson.
70. *Horace Dunlop Harrison, Whangarei.
71. *Winifred May Buddle, Auckland.
72. *Finch Arthur Mason, Whangarei.
73. William Foubister, Auckland.
    John Rumgay, Wellington.
74. Matthew Frank Instone, Invercargill.
    *Thomas Blair Whyte, Epsom.
75. *Thomas Hendry, Dunedin.
76. George William Maunder, Hokitika.
    *Leslie Robert Morshead, Wellington.
77. *Caroline Georgina de Para Vicini Simon, Invercargill.
78. William Robert Tuck, Cambridge.
79. William Henry Hollen Anderson, Ashburton.
80. Philip McRae, Reefton.
    *Elizabeth Chilman Wilson, Wanganui.
81. *Sidney Allen, Wellington.
    William Frederick Allen, Auckland.
82. Bertram Rutherford Bunny, Wellington.
    Thomas Davis, Dunedin.
    Isabella Louisa Scully, New Plymouth.
83. *Thomas Macky Alexander, Auckland.
84. David William McNaughton, Tauranga.
85. *Wynford Ormsby Beere, Wellington.
86. *George Arthur Jenness, Wellington.
    Robert Francis Williams, Greymouth.
87. James Sutherland Miller, Palmerston South.
88. Arthur Budd, Ophir.
89. Ethel Susan Eliza Carthew, New Plymouth.
    *Peter Thomas McGregor, New Plymouth.
90. *Eustace Gordon Hewin, Auckland.

Teachers’ Examination, 1892.

Education Department,
Wellington, 24th February, 1892.

The following lists contain statements of the principal results of the examination held last month. It must be understood that the granting of a certificate depends only in part upon the result of an examination, and that candidates who have not had the experience required by the regulations, or who do not receive the necessary marks from a School Inspector, have no claim to a certificate.

The first list contains the names of the successful candidates for Classes C, D, and E. The names of candidates who, having been partially successful in former years, have now passed in the subjects in which they formerly failed, are included in this list. The second list gives the names of candidates who will be allowed to qualify for Classes D and E respectively, by passing at the next examination in those subjects only in which they have this year been unsuccessful. In the case of the candidates who relied partly upon work done at the matriculation examination, the results of that examination have been taken into consideration in preparing these lists. The third list gives the names of the candidates to whom prizes for drawing and for elementary experimental science have been awarded. In a fourth list are given the names of the candidates whose work has been deemed worthy of special mention by the examiners.