New Zealand Gazette – 1897 – No. 21

Page 618

✨ Teachers' Examination Results

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 21

Latin—
Shirlaw, David McFedries, North Canterbury

Class E.

English—
Armstrong, Norman Graham, Wanganui
Campbell, Jessie, Otago
Chapman, Gertrude, North Canterbury
Lane, Mary Jane, Auckland
Lockwood, Mabel Fanny, North Canterbury
McNeil, Christina, North Canterbury
Sibly, Clara Amelia Cullis, South Canterbury

Geography—
Brownlee, Tanzie Hay, Otago
Fleming, James John William, South Canterbury
Meiklejohn, Lemuel Sydney Arnott, Auckland

Elementary Science—
Cowles, Richard Kenneth, Nelson
Lyall, George Alexander, Wanganui

Agriculture—
Alexander, Gertrude Mabel, North Canterbury
Bowles, Susanna Kate, Auckland
Meiklejohn, Lemuel Sydney Arnott, Auckland
Murdoch, James Macqueen, Wanganui

Smith, George Hugh, Auckland
Wauchop, Elizabeth Lilian, North Canterbury

Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health—
Andrews, Alice May, Taranaki
Beresford, Mabel, Grey
Chapman, Gertrude, North Canterbury
Collins, Florence Bertha, Wellington
Dugleby, Ethel Gertrude, Hawke’s Bay
Garland, Rachel Marion, Grey
Hooper, Ethel Emma, South Canterbury
Lane, Margaret Fanny, Auckland
McCarty, Catherine Mary, Westland
McKenney, Janie, Grey
McNeil, Christina, North Canterbury
Montgomery, Katherine Mary, North Canterbury
Packard, Frances Minnie Baird, Nelson
Plant, Laura Victoria, Auckland
Pringle, Marion Inglis, North Canterbury
Spiller, Minnie Geraldine, Hawke’s Bay
Vos, Evelyn Constance, Auckland

Classes D and E.

School Management—
Buchler, Arthur Owen, Wanganui

Dugleby, Ethel Gertrude, Hawke’s Bay
Kime, Henrietta, North Canterbury
Meek, Robert Percy, Southland
Mynott, Laura Elizabeth, Taranaki
Penzholz, Augusta, Auckland
Power, Ethel Augusta Wilson, Auckland
Walton, Robert Henry, Auckland

Drawing—
Blue, Francis Ritchie, Southland, geometrical
Brownlee, Robert, Southland, freehand
Gore, William James Ramsay, South Canterbury, perspective
Hooper, Ethel Emma, South Canterbury, freehand
Lane, Margaret Fanny, Auckland, freehand
McCutcheon, Eccles · Alexander, Hawke’s Bay, model
McKenzie, Hughina Josephine, Southland, freehand
Parker, May, Auckland, freehand
Ritchie, James, South Canterbury, freehand, model, and perspective
Seager, Edith, Wellington, geometrical and perspective
Wells, Nora Letitia, Westland, freehand

By Authority: JOHN MACKAY, Government Printer, Wellington.

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VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1897, No 21

In 1865 Parliament moved to Wellington and sat in the Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted). Gradually expanded into a larger complex of buildings, it was replaced by the General Assembly Library in 1899

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🎓 Teachers' Examination Results: Class E and Classes D and E (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsTeachers, Examination, Class E, Class D, Latin, English, Geography, Elementary Science, Agriculture, Domestic Economy, School Management, Drawing
👱🏽 Names

55 names identified

David McFedries Shirlaw, Passed Latin examination
Norman Graham Armstrong, Passed English examination
Jessie Campbell, Passed English examination
Gertrude Chapman, Passed English examination
Mary Jane Lane, Passed English examination
Mabel Fanny Lockwood, Passed English examination
Christina McNeil, Passed English examination
Clara Amelia Cullis Sibly, Passed English examination
Tanzie Hay Brownlee, Passed Geography examination
James John William Fleming, Passed Geography examination
Lemuel Sydney Arnott Meiklejohn, Passed Geography examination
Richard Kenneth Cowles, Passed Elementary Science examination
George Alexander Lyall, Passed Elementary Science examination
Gertrude Mabel Alexander, Passed Agriculture examination
Susanna Kate Bowles, Passed Agriculture examination
Lemuel Sydney Arnott Meiklejohn, Passed Agriculture examination
James Macqueen Murdoch, Passed Agriculture examination
George Hugh Smith, Passed Agriculture examination
Elizabeth Lilian Wauchop, Passed Agriculture examination
Alice May Andrews, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Mabel Beresford, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Gertrude Chapman, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Florence Bertha Collins, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Ethel Gertrude Dugleby, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Rachel Marion Garland, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Ethel Emma Hooper, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Margaret Fanny Lane, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Catherine Mary McCarty, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Janie McKenney, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Christina McNeil, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Katherine Mary Montgomery, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Frances Minnie Baird Packard, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Laura Victoria Plant, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Marion Inglis Pringle, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Minnie Geraldine Spiller, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Evelyn Constance Vos, Passed Domestic Economy and the Laws of Health examination
Arthur Owen Buchler, Passed School Management examination
Ethel Gertrude Dugleby, Passed School Management examination
Henrietta Kime, Passed School Management examination
Robert Percy Meek, Passed School Management examination
Laura Elizabeth Mynott, Passed School Management examination
Augusta Penzholz, Passed School Management examination
Ethel Augusta Wilson Power, Passed School Management examination
Robert Henry Walton, Passed School Management examination
Francis Ritchie Blue, Passed Drawing examination
Robert Brownlee, Passed Drawing examination
William James Ramsay Gore, Passed Drawing examination
Ethel Emma Hooper, Passed Drawing examination
Margaret Fanny Lane, Passed Drawing examination
Eccles Alexander McCutcheon, Passed Drawing examination
Hughina Josephine McKenzie, Passed Drawing examination
May Parker, Passed Drawing examination
James Ritchie, Passed Drawing examination
Edith Seager, Passed Drawing examination
Nora Letitia Wells, Passed Drawing examination

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John Mackay, Government Printer

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