No. 18. 491

SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1899.
Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1899.

Teachers’ Examination, 1899.

Education Department, Wellington, 23rd February, 1899.

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 that have not had the experience required by the regulations, or that 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 that 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 that 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.

Every candidate will receive a private intimation of his success or failure, and those whose names are in the second list will be advised as to the subjects in which they will have to be examined again.

The next examination will take place in January, 1900, beginning about the 8th of the month. Notice must be given so as to be in the office of the Department by the 31st of October. Candidates that have obtained “partial pass” must observe this rule equally with other candidates, and must not expect to receive any further intimation of the date at which the notices become due. Forms of application can be obtained at the office of the Department or of any Education Board. Certified teachers that have gained promotion at this examination may send in their certificates for indorsement.

W. C. WALKER, Minister of Education.

I.—PASSED FOR CLASS C.
(University status being taken into account.)

North Canterbury—
McSherry, Henry

PASSED FOR CLASS D.

Auckland—
Bongard, Emily
Bower, Eva
Braithwaite, James Henry
Cullens, Emily
Cunningham, Agnes Jane
Evans, Jessie Violet
Green, Bertram Martin
Harris, Frederic
Hughes, Herbert Bomford
Jones, Thomas Rogers
Judkins, Alfred John Thomas
Kirkbride, Mary Grace
Kitching, Lydia Ethel
Marsdon, James Nelson
Moodie, Agatha Gorrie
Murray, Alice Maud
Nolan, Bessie Margaret
Pegler, Lydia
Pilkington, William Andrew

Auckland—continued.
Shepherd, Arthur James
Sheppard, Albert Lewin
Sinclair, Ellen Evangeline
Vellenoweth, Lilian
White, Caroline
Willis, Frances Alice
Woods, Francis David

Taranaki—
Chambers, Walter Lawrence Frederic
Richardson, Isabel Mary
Riley, Laura Florence

Wanganui—
Bartlett, Alice Grace
Bowater, Harold Richard
Carson, Annie Margaret
Chapple, Eleanor Cole
Hare, Lilian May
Smith, Hugh Parker

Wellington—
Bennett, John William
Burns, John Campbell
Campbell, Kathleen
Connell, Frederick William
Cooper, Harriet Ada
Dolan, Bernard Joseph Aloysé
Feltham, Edgar Charles

Wellington—continued.
Holm, Annie Alexander
Joplin, Charles Reesby
Player, Mary Preston
Robinson, Edith Alice
Stanton, Elizabeth Annie
Stevens, Winifrid Laura
Thompson, Annie Lyna

Hawke’s Bay—
Clarke, Berkeley Charles Plumb
Stephenson, Louisa Jane
Wilson, William Hendry

Marlborough—
Wilmot, David Henry

Nelson—
Bradley, Ada Priscilla
Enright, Mary Teresa
Fair, Teresa
MacKenzie, Janet Craig McKutcheon
Phair, Henrietta

Grey—
De Berry, Leonard Frederick
Crowley, Johanna
Jamieson, William John

Westland—
Crowley, Honora May