New Zealand Gazette – 1895 – No. 15

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✨ Teachers' Examination Results

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Wanganui—continued.
Shortall, Mary
Watts, Eleanor
Wellington—
Birnie, Helen
Evans, Ada Helen
McKenny, Cecilia
Rothenberg, Sara
Hawke's Bay—
Halliday, George
King, Edmund Arthur
Magill, Annie
Petterson, Hilda Mary
Nelson—
Coleman, Bernard Francis Peter
Fittall, Florence Louisa
Glen, Lillias Reid
Moore, Beryl
Quinton, Ellen Harriet
Snook, Ada Jane
Grey—
Dixon, Grace
Malone, Michael
Quinn, Ellen
Smith, Arabella
Townsend, Frances
Wickes, Arthur John
North Canterbury—
Brown, Edith May
Rae, Jessie
Smith, William (iv.)
South Canterbury—
Bates, Charlotte Annie
Evans, Amy Elizabeth
Jones, Amy Ellen
Lawlor, William
Talbot, Arthur Ernest
Werry, Alfred Ernest
Williams, Elizabeth Jane
Otago—
Brima, Blanche Dolina
Christie, Catherine Wallace
Evans, Lily
McDougall, Jemima
Southland—
Adams, Elizabeth Ann
Cameron, Eliza Marjorie
Joyce, Aline
McKay, Mary Gillanders
Meek, Robert Percy
Saunders, Jeannie Wilkie
Wilson, Jessie
Valpy, Percy James

III.—PRIZES.
Classes D and E.
Elementary Experimental Science—
Allan, John Morrison, Otago, first prize
Field, Charles William, Auckland, second prize
Scotter, Adolphus Nelson, Hawke's Bay, third prize
Drawing—
Gibson, Henry Thomas, Auckland, first prize
Wood, Robert Taylor, South Canterbury, second prize
Evans, Jessie V., Auckland, third prize

IV.—SPECIAL MENTION.
Class D.
English—
Laird, Margaret, Nelson
Smith, Mabel, North Canterbury
Wood, Robert Taylor, South Canterbury
History—
McIntyre, Isabella, Otago

Classes D and E.
Drawing—
Arnott, David, North Canterbury, freehand
Broadhurst, Frederick, Marlborough, freehand and model
Carr, Eva Helen, Auckland, freehand
Collins, Charles Frederick, South Canterbury, freehand
Dunn, Florence Beatrice, Auckland, freehand
Evans, Amy Elizabeth, South Canterbury, freehand
Evans, Jessie V., Auckland, freehand
Gibson, Henry Thomas, Auckland, freehand, model, and geometry
Goulter, Arthur James Bertram, Auckland, geometry
Graham, Florence Evelyn Auckland, Auckland, freehand
Halliday, George, Hawke's Bay, freehand
Hamilton, Janet Alexander, Southland, freehand
Lambert, Marion Edith, Auckland, freehand
Lane, Margaret Fanny, Auckland, freehand and model
Liversey, Ernest Millington, Nelson, model
Meager, Clara, Wellington, model
Oxby, Frederick Henry, South Canterbury, freehand
Sanderson, Helena, Wellington, model
Souster, Bertha Agnes, Auckland, freehand and model
Valpy, Percy James, Southland, freehand
Wallace, May, Auckland, freehand
Wood, Robert Taylor, South Canterbury, freehand and model

Class D.
French—
Power, James Livingstone, Hawke's Bay
Grant, Marianne, Southland
Chemistry—
Kean, Annie Walker, Wellington
Arithmetic—
Baigent, Louis Oliver, Nelson
Bissell, John, Hawke's Bay
Charters, Alexander Burnet, North Canterbury
Cook, John, North Canterbury
Collins, Charles Frederick, South Canterbury
McIntyre, Isabella, Otago
Geography—
Powell, Albert Hugh, Wanganui
Elementary Experimental Science—
Allan, John Morrison, Otago
Bissell, John, Hawke's Bay
Brereton, Matilda, Nelson
Burfoot, Maud Hannah, Auckland
Burn, Alice Meredith, North Canterbury
Campbell, Donald Roderick Frank, Auckland
Clark, Jane, Otago
Collins, Charles Frederick, South Canterbury
Feist, Adolph Monod, Wellington
Field, Charles William, Auckland
Hodges, Bithia Lillie Campbell, Otago
Liversey, Ernest Millington, Nelson
Look, Edward John, Wellington
MacGregor, Charlotte Eliza, Otago
McIntyre, Isabella, Otago
McKenzie, Norman Lawrence, Otago
Manning, Alice Mary, Wellington
Meredith, Charles, North Canterbury
Parlane, Andrew, Otago
Powell, Albert Hugh, Wanganui

Elementary Experimental Science—ctd.
Rutherford, Violet, Otago
Scotter, Adolphus Nelson, Hawke's Bay
Sinclair, Jane Gertrude Bertha, Westland
Smith, James Ernest Richard, North Canterbury
Wood, Robert Taylor, South Canterbury
Algebra—
Baigent, Louis Oliver, Nelson
Bissell, John, Hawke's Bay
Charters, Alexander Burnet, North Canterbury
Collins, Charles Frederick, South Canterbury
Connor, William John, Auckland
Goulter, Arthur James Bertram, Auckland
Laird, Margaret, Nelson
Manifold, Dorothy, North Canterbury
Moore, Margaret, Westland
Mounsey, Robert, North Canterbury
Munro, Colin Robert, Auckland
Smith, Mabel, North Canterbury
Tipler, Gertrude May, Taranaki
Wood, Robert Taylor, South Canterbury
Euclid—
Scotter, Adolphus Nelson, Hawke's Bay
Wood, Robert Taylor, South Canterbury

Class E.
Arithmetic—
Andrew, Henry Paul, Auckland
Arnott, David, North Canterbury
Brown, Edith May, North Canterbury
McGrath, John Joseph, Wellington
Oxby, Frederick Henry, South Canterbury
Pretsch, Maria Selina, Otago
Rawlinson, Charles Cattanach, Otago
Udy, Inez Gatley, Auckland
History—
Egan, Mary Frances, Auckland
Fyfe, Evelyn, South Canterbury
Harris, Elizabeth Emily, Auckland
Oxby, Frederick Henry, South Canterbury
Elementary Science—
Carr, Eva Ellen, Auckland
Clapham, George Spencer, Wanganui
Nairn, John Ralph, Wanganui
Oxby, Frederick Henry, South Canterbury
Pocock, George Harry, Auckland
Domestic Economy—
Brima, Blanche Dolina, Otago
Christie, Catherine Wallace, Otago
Crawford, Annie, Auckland
Dixon, Grace, Grey
Egan, Mary Frances, Auckland
Gillmann, Harriet Louisa, Auckland
Harris, Elizabeth Emily, Auckland
Keith, Ida Eliza, Southland
King, Letitia Churtain, Hawke's Bay
Lindsay, Rose Earl, Hawke's Bay
McLean, Amelia, Nelson
Magill, Annie, Hawke's Bay
Newton, Kate Evelyn, North Canterbury
Nixon, Caroline, Southland
Petterson, Hilda Mary, Hawke's Bay
Pringle, Marion Inglis, South Canterbury
Smith, Annie Lyall Grant, Otago
Snook, Ada Jane, Nelson
Taylor, Ada Margery, North Canterbury
Wilkins, Gertrude Mary, Southland
English—
Pretsch, Maria Selina, Otago

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🎓 Results of Teachers' Examination (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated23 February 1895
KeywordsExamination, Teachers, Certification, Results
👱🏽 Names

164 names identified

Mary Shortall, Passed Examination
Eleanor Watts, Passed Examination
Helen Birnie, Passed Examination
Ada Helen Evans, Passed Examination
Cecilia McKenny, Passed Examination
Sara Rothenberg, Passed Examination
George Halliday, Passed Examination
Edmund Arthur King, Passed Examination
Annie Magill, Passed Examination
Hilda Mary Petterson, Passed Examination
Bernard Francis Peter Coleman, Passed Examination
Florence Louisa Fittall, Passed Examination
Lillias Reid Glen, Passed Examination
Beryl Moore, Passed Examination
Ellen Harriet Quinton, Passed Examination
Ada Jane Snook, Passed Examination
Grace Dixon, Passed Examination
Michael Malone, Passed Examination
Ellen Quinn, Passed Examination
Arabella Smith, Passed Examination
Frances Townsend, Passed Examination
Arthur John Wickes, Passed Examination
Edith May Brown, Passed Examination
Jessie Rae, Passed Examination
William (iv.) Smith, Passed Examination
Charlotte Annie Bates, Passed Examination
Amy Elizabeth Evans, Passed Examination
Amy Ellen Jones, Passed Examination
William Lawlor, Passed Examination
Arthur Ernest Talbot, Passed Examination
Alfred Ernest Werry, Passed Examination
Elizabeth Jane Williams, Passed Examination
Blanche Dolina Brima, Passed Examination
Catherine Wallace Christie, Passed Examination
Lily Evans, Passed Examination
Jemima McDougall, Passed Examination
Elizabeth Ann Adams, Passed Examination
Eliza Marjorie Cameron, Passed Examination
Aline Joyce, Passed Examination
Mary Gillanders McKay, Passed Examination
Robert Percy Meek, Passed Examination
Jeannie Wilkie Saunders, Passed Examination
Jessie Wilson, Passed Examination
Percy James Valpy, Passed Examination
John Morrison Allan, Won First Prize in Elementary Experimental Science
Charles William Field, Won Second Prize in Elementary Experimental Science
Adolphus Nelson Scotter, Won Third Prize in Elementary Experimental Science
Henry Thomas Gibson, Won First Prize in Drawing
Robert Taylor Wood, Won Second Prize in Drawing
Jessie V. Evans, Won Third Prize in Drawing
Margaret Laird, Special Mention in English
Mabel Smith, Special Mention in English
Robert Taylor Wood, Special Mention in English
Isabella McIntyre, Special Mention in History
David Arnott, Special Mention in Drawing
Frederick Broadhurst, Special Mention in Drawing
Eva Helen Carr, Special Mention in Drawing
Charles Frederick Collins, Special Mention in Drawing
Florence Beatrice Dunn, Special Mention in Drawing
Amy Elizabeth Evans, Special Mention in Drawing
Jessie V. Evans, Special Mention in Drawing
Henry Thomas Gibson, Special Mention in Drawing
Arthur James Bertram Goulter, Special Mention in Geometry
Florence Evelyn Graham, Special Mention in Drawing
George Halliday, Special Mention in Drawing
Janet Alexander Hamilton, Special Mention in Drawing
Marion Edith Lambert, Special Mention in Drawing
Margaret Fanny Lane, Special Mention in Drawing
Ernest Millington Liversey, Special Mention in Drawing
Clara Meager, Special Mention in Drawing
Frederick Henry Oxby, Special Mention in Drawing
Helena Sanderson, Special Mention in Drawing
Bertha Agnes Souster, Special Mention in Drawing
Percy James Valpy, Special Mention in Drawing
May Wallace, Special Mention in Drawing
Robert Taylor Wood, Special Mention in Drawing
James Livingstone Power, Special Mention in French
Marianne Grant, Special Mention in French
Annie Walker Kean, Special Mention in Chemistry
Louis Oliver Baigent, Special Mention in Arithmetic
John Bissell, Special Mention in Arithmetic
Alexander Burnet Charters, Special Mention in Arithmetic
John Cook, Special Mention in Arithmetic
Charles Frederick Collins, Special Mention in Arithmetic
Isabella McIntyre, Special Mention in Arithmetic
Albert Hugh Powell, Special Mention in Geography
John Morrison Allan, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
John Bissell, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Matilda Brereton, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Maud Hannah Burfoot, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Alice Meredith Burn, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Donald Roderick Frank Campbell, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Jane Clark, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Charles Frederick Collins, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Adolph Monod Feist, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Charles William Field, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Bithia Lillie Campbell Hodges, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Ernest Millington Liversey, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Edward John Look, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Charlotte Eliza MacGregor, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Isabella McIntyre, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Norman Lawrence McKenzie, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Alice Mary Manning, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Charles Meredith, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Andrew Parlane, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Violet Rutherford, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Adolphus Nelson Scotter, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Jane Gertrude Bertha Sinclair, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
James Ernest Richard Smith, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Robert Taylor Wood, Special Mention in Elementary Experimental Science
Louis Oliver Baigent, Special Mention in Algebra
John Bissell, Special Mention in Algebra
Alexander Burnet Charters, Special Mention in Algebra
Charles Frederick Collins, Special Mention in Algebra
William John Connor, Special Mention in Algebra
Arthur James Bertram Goulter, Special Mention in Algebra
Margaret Laird, Special Mention in Algebra
Dorothy Manifold, Special Mention in Algebra
Margaret Moore, Special Mention in Algebra
Robert Mounsey, Special Mention in Algebra
Colin Robert Munro, Special Mention in Algebra
Mabel Smith, Special Mention in Algebra
Gertrude May Tipler, Special Mention in Algebra
Robert Taylor Wood, Special Mention in Algebra
Adolphus Nelson Scotter, Special Mention in Euclid
Robert Taylor Wood, Special Mention in Euclid
Henry Paul Andrew, Special Mention in Arithmetic
David Arnott, Special Mention in Arithmetic
Edith May Brown, Special Mention in Arithmetic
John Joseph McGrath, Special Mention in Arithmetic
Frederick Henry Oxby, Special Mention in Arithmetic
Maria Selina Pretsch, Special Mention in Arithmetic
Charles Cattanach Rawlinson, Special Mention in Arithmetic
Inez Gatley Udy, Special Mention in Arithmetic
Mary Frances Egan, Special Mention in History
Evelyn Fyfe, Special Mention in History
Elizabeth Emily Harris, Special Mention in History
Frederick Henry Oxby, Special Mention in History
Eva Ellen Carr, Special Mention in Elementary Science
George Spencer Clapham, Special Mention in Elementary Science
John Ralph Nairn, Special Mention in Elementary Science
Frederick Henry Oxby, Special Mention in Elementary Science
George Harry Pocock, Special Mention in Elementary Science
Blanche Dolina Brima, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Catherine Wallace Christie, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Annie Crawford, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Grace Dixon, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Mary Frances Egan, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Harriet Louisa Gillmann, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Elizabeth Emily Harris, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Ida Eliza Keith, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Letitia Churtain King, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Rose Earl Lindsay, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Amelia McLean, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Annie Magill, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Kate Evelyn Newton, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Caroline Nixon, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Hilda Mary Petterson, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Marion Inglis Pringle, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Annie Lyall Grant Smith, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Ada Jane Snook, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Ada Margery Taylor, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Gertrude Mary Wilkins, Special Mention in Domestic Economy
Maria Selina Pretsch, Special Mention in English

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