JAN. 23.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 219

Church of Christ—continued.
Greenwood, Fred Wilson
Grinstead, Herbert
Harward, Henry George
Innes, John Morrison
Johnston, Lionel Augustus
Langford, Herbert
Lewis, Edward
Mathieson, Samuel James
McCallum, Percival Duncan
Mudge, Sydney Herbert
Price, John George
Rix, Thomas Henry
Taylor, Edmund Harvey
Turner, Albert Francis
Verco, George Day
Waterhouse, Walter Charles

Catholic Apostolic Church.
Beattie, William
Blundell, Henry
Sanderson, Reginald Francis
Thane, William Theodore
Tucker, Thomas Ernest

Salvation Army.
Bladin, John Shore, Ensign
Bray, James Henry, Brigadier
Carmichael, Andrew Blair, Brigadier
Dawkins, Charles, Adjutant.
Dixon, John Rowbotham, Adjutant
Gist, William, Brigadier
Glover, James Henry, Brigadier
Gray, Andrew, Adjutant
Greene, Alfred, Adjutant
Greenfield, Robert, Staff-Captain

Salvation Army—continued.
Gunn, David Angus, Adjutant
Haywood, Henry, Adjutant
Home, Walter Reid, Adjutant
Macaulay, Donald, Adjutant
Marshall, Alexander James, Adjutant
Melksham, Frank E., Adjutant
Moore, George, Staff-Captain
Newby, Ernest, Staff-Captain
Richards, W. J., Commissioner
Sharp, Henry Procter, Adjutant
Stone, Benjamin, Major
Thurkettle, Alfred, Adjutant
Vince, Thomas E., Brigadier
Wallace, Frank, Staff-Captain
Walls, Charles, Adjutant

Auckland Society of the New Church.
Plummer, George

Levin Spiritualists’ Association.
Nation, William Charles

Christians, commonly known as Brethren.
Curran, Henry
Macfarlane, James
Powell, Hubert
Rowe, Thomas
Thatcher, Herbert Louis

Seventh-day Adventists.
Cole, John Martin
White, Albert Henry

Church of God.
Nield, David

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Romney, Elder Orson Douglas
Wight, Elder Ephriam Emery

Christchurch Spiritualists’ Association.
Moody, Francis Alfred

Church of the Seven Rules of Jehovah.
Anaru, Te Aperahama
Patete, Haimona
Piripi, Te Whetu
Te Tau, Taiawhio
Tuhokairangi, Anaru

Auckland Central Mission.
Bissett, John

New Zealand Rationalist Association (Christchurch).
Collins, William Whitehouse

Unitarians.
The Reverend—
Chapple, James Henry George.
Hall, Richard James, M.A.
Jellie, William, B.A.

Auckland People’s Mission.
Charteris, James

Wellington Association of Spiritualists.
McLean, William

I, WILFRID WULSTAN COOK, Deputy Registrar-General of Marriages for the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full and true copy of a list in which I have entered all names of Officiating Ministers sent in to me in conformity with the provisions of the Marriage Act, 1908, for insertion in the list for the year 1913.

Given under my hand, at Wellington, this 21st day of January, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen.

W. W. COOK,
Deputy Registrar-General.

Officiating Ministers for 1913.—Notice No. 2.

Registrar-General’s Office,
Wellington, 21st January, 1913.

PURSUANT to the provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand passed in the eighth year of the reign of His late Majesty King Edward VII, and intituled the Marriage Act, 1908, the following names of Officiating Ministers within the meaning of the said Act are published for general information :—

Presbyterian Church of New Zealand.
The Reverend WILLIAM RAMSEY HUTCHISON.
The Reverend MICHAEL BAWDEN HARRIS.

Congregational Independents.
The Reverend ANDREW HENDERSON WALLACE.

Church of Christ.
Mr. CHARLES CRISP BROWN.

Salvation Army.
Major JOHN J. TOOMER.
Major WILLIAM J. HOARE.

W. W. COOK,
Deputy Registrar-General.

Junior National Scholarships Examination, 1912.

Education Department,
Wellington, 14th January, 1913.

THE following lists contain the names of candidates that have satisfied the pass requirements of the examinations held on the 28th and 29th November, 1912, for the purposes (a) of the award of Junior National Scholarships and Education Board Junior Scholarships; and (b) of the admission to Junior Free Places in secondary schools, district high schools, and technical schools.

List I contains the names of candidates that have passed the scholarship examination, arranged in groups according to the several education districts. In each group the names are given in order of merit with the total marks assigned to the candidates out of a possible total of 800 marks. On the production of such further evidence of eligibility as may be required, and on compliance with such further conditions of examination as may be imposed by the regulations of the several districts, scholarships will be awarded by the Education Boards to candidates on this list within the limit of the number of scholarships in each case available.

List II is a general alphabetical list of all candidates that, either in the examination for scholarships or in the special free-place examination held conjointly therewith, have given evidence of sufficient attainments for admission to Junior Free Places.

G. HOGBEN,
Inspector-General of Schools.

LIST I.

JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS EXAMINATION.

Auckland.

No. Name. Marks.

1. Wernham, Hugh A. 576
2. Morgan, Ellie C. 573
3. Cousins, Alan M. 570
4. Le Petit, Eric N. 566
5. Forsyth, Ada E. 564
6. Francis, Agnes M. J. 562
   Milne, Annette M. 562
7. Tibbutt, Freda E. M. 554
8. Lee, Gerald T. 551
9. Stein, Peter A. 549
10. Lusk, Robert G. B. 543
11. Turbott, Harold B. 542
12. Towers, Herbert L. 539
13. Abraham, William B. 538
14. Grigg, Felix J. T. 535
    Morrison, Margaret A. 535
15. Patton, Frederick W. 534
    Taylor, Hazel E. 534
16. Ross, Hector McL. 533
17. Young, Amy W. 532
18. Bedggood, Noel E. A. 531