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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 24

Teachers’ Examination, 1901.

Education Department, Wellington, 26th February, 1901.

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 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 C, 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.

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, 1902, beginning about the 7th of the month. Notice must be given so as to be in the office of the department by the 31st 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 D.

Auckland—
Boswell, Violet Fanny
Caddy, Ethel Barron
Day, Arthur Edward
Eastgate, Florence Thorpe
Eastgate, Mildred Mira
Edenborough, Mabel Kate
Gavey, Rose Langford
Grant, Helen Donaldson
Hoe, Dolina
Isemonger, Thomas
Jaffrey, Henry Cecil
Joll, William Albert
Kendon, Eleanor Grace
Lane, Mary Jane
McInnes, Donald
Nutsford, Louisa Margaret
Priestley, Maurice
Ramson, Frederick Stanley
Read, Thomas
Rees, Bertha Lloyd
Richards, Nora
Roberts, John Frederick
Snell, Edgar Frank
Tidmarsh, Henry Herbert Collins

Taranaki—
Thomas, Richard Edwin

Wanganui—
Baker, Sybil Evelina
Buchler, Arthur Owen
Gordon, Maria Melhuish
Gordon, William Midleton
Hunger, Mary Ann
Ironmonger, Edwin Lovell
Marshall, James Edwin
Matheson, Roderick
Maunder, George Thomas
Neilson, Mary
Opie, Francis Dudley
Richardson, Elizabeth Mary
Swinbourn, William Alexander

Wellington—
Dempsey, Sidney William
Johnston, Nita
Kelleher, Caroline Helena
McBain, Alexander
McKinnon, Charles James
Wedde, Albert Augustus

Hawke’s Bay—
Garry, Francis Albert
Guy, Mary Eveline

Nelson—
Barber, Minnie
Best, Frank Dockery
Fair, George Osmond
Gilbert, Esther Ellen
Hill, Hollis James
Horner, Francesca Mary
Seldon, Edith Jessie

Westland—
Aitken, Williamina Innes
McCarty, Catherine Mary

North Canterbury—
Adams, Elizabeth Maria
Chapman, Herbert
Gates, Thomas Adkisson
Gow, Alexander
Grogan, Ellen

North Canterbury—continued.
Harding, Albert John
McLean, Caroline
Mason, Rose Hellen
Mulville, Neptune Roe
Nicoll, Thomas Alexander
O’Brien, Maud Nora Jessie
Offwood, Mabel Emily
Ormandy, Guy Nathan
Penlington, Benjamin
Rogers, Edith Frances Henrietta
Sefton, Percy James
Silcock, Fredrick Arthur
Steele, Elizabeth
Turnbull, Mary Anna
Wauchop, John Stewart
Wells, John Henry
Wilson, Jessie

South Canterbury—
Cooper, Emma
Cormack, Elizabeth
Park, George John
Strachan, Barbara

Otago—
Alexander, Ann Crawford
Alexander, Mary Drysdale
Aris, Elizabeth Gray
Armour, William Allan
Barr, Beatrice Helen
Chalmers, Ellen Jane
Cotton, Amy Matilda
Cottrell, Arthur John
Donald, Annie Howe
Edie, John Kerr
Galloway, Agnes Josephine
Guffie, Selina
Hopcraft, Victoria Kate
Jones, Lilian Frances
Kelk, Henry Phillipson
McCulloch, Christina
McGregor, Isabella
Provo, Gertrude Howe
Robertson, Jane (ii)
Roseveare, Charles Joseph
Scott, Jane Clark
Shearer, Florence
Smith, Lucy Evelyn Digby
Steel, Robina Eliza
Waugh, Margaret Annie Phillips

Southland—
Brownlie, William
Fairbairn, Elizabeth
McKay, James George
Merrie, Thomas
Poynter, Zoe Esther
Selby, Bertha Graceabella
Sproat, William Albert
Taylor, Matilda
Ward, Edward Harvey

PASSED FOR CLASS E.

Auckland—
Brett, Evelyn Lillian
Casey, Clara Emily
Dean, Margaret Agnes Isabella Garlick
Dinneen, Charlotte Kate Dalton
Doull, John Stuart
Downard, Frederick Newman Reeve

Auckland—continued.
Gillibrand, Winifred
Hall, Laura Louise
Hutton, Robert Guthrie
McCowan, Elizabeth Margaret
Motion, Margaret
Ponsford, Mary Elizabeth
Richardson, Florence Harriett Gertrude
Short, Emma Mildred
Turnbull, Jacobina Margaret
Wooler, Harold James

Taranaki—
Beedie, Jeannie Ann Johnson
Liddle, Agnes

Wanganui—
Billens, Mabel Ellis
Hills, Charles Cleaver
Lavery, Agnes
Mantle, Alice Mary
Mowbray, Lucy Ord
Parkes, Grace Lucy
Relling, Thorsten Frederick
Robson, John Templeton
Tew, Winifred Erica Howell
Wallace, Esther

Wellington—
Anderson, Wigo
Fellingham, Rebecca
Gallagher, Nellie
Goldsmith, Annie Katharine
Gould, William Horace
Hayes, Elizabeth Annie
Higgins, Vivian
Mousley, Annie Enid
Newton, Emma Amelia
Oxley, Jessie
Wallis, Eliza

Hawke’s Bay—
Barrie, Ethel May
Cooper, Charlotte Maude
Dugleby, Enid Alethea
Hartshorn, Edith Emily
Lindsay, Elizabeth Earl
McVay, Nellie Deuchar

Marlborough—
Fuller, Violet Ethel
Girling, Emily Millicent
Litchfield, Alice Rose Ellen
Macalister, May

Nelson—
Marris, Amelia
Wright, Julia Catherine

Grey—
McDonald, Mildred Louisa

North Canterbury—
Bowden, Bessie Ethel
Curtis, Nellie May
Hardey, Mary Isabelle
Kent, Helen Mildred
King, Herbert William
Lanyon, Harriet Beecher
Orr, Annie Elizabeth
Porter, Catherine

South Canterbury—
Cartwright, James
Hutton, Janet Cunningham
Lawlor, Mary Kate
Wharton, Mary