New Zealand Gazette – 1922 – No. 3

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✨ Junior National Scholarship Examination Results

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SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922.

Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922.

Junior National Scholarship Examination, November, 1921.

Education Department,
Wellington, 13th January, 1922.

LIST I following contains the names in alphabetical order of candidates who reached the general standard of qualification (64½ per cent.) for a scholarship in the Junior National Scholarship Examination of November last.

To those who are eligible in all other respects scholarships will be awarded by the Education Boards concerned.

List II contains the names of candidates who gained between 54½ per cent. and 64½ per cent. of the total possible marks assignable in the Junior National Scholarship Examination, and who, as candidates from sole-teacher schools, claim to be entitled to the concession under clause 4 of the National Scholarship Regulations. If they are found to be eligible in this and other respects they also will be awarded Junior National Scholarships.

List III contains the names of all candidates who qualified for Junior Free Places in secondary schools at the Junior National Scholarship Examination, and includes also the names of Lists I and II.

J. CAUGHLEY,
Director of Education.

LIST I.

Name. Education District. Total Marks.
Adams, William Edgar .. Wanganui .. 571
Anderson, Harold Raymond .. Auckland .. 534
Armstrong, Ralph Ferrers .. Auckland .. 600
Arnaboldi, Zita .. Hawke’s Bay .. 522
Ashby, Jean Elizabeth .. Wellington .. 532
Ashwell, Dorothy Ellen Nightingale Wanganui .. 587
Atkinson, James Witford .. Auckland .. 535
Austin, Ernest Stanley .. Nelson .. 615

Name. Education District. Total Marks.
Bagley, Harold George Whittingham Hawke’s Bay .. 612
Bain, Annie .. Wanganui .. 528
Ballantyne, Peter Grant .. Hawke’s Bay .. 537
Barr, Neil Alexander .. Auckland .. 531
Bell, Marjorie .. Wellington .. 523
Benson, George .. Canterbury .. 544
Besley, Sidney Francis .. Wanganui .. 539
Black, James Corbett .. Auckland .. 539
Boden, Evelyn Gertrude .. Auckland .. 575
Bowers, Sophia Lucy Margaret .. Otago .. 575
Boyd, Evaline Grace .. Otago .. 536
Boyd, Wynn Paul .. Wanganui .. 527
Bradstock, Irene Anson Cowie .. Wellington .. 536
Brice, Leonard .. Canterbury .. 549
Brickell, Richard Goulden .. Otago .. 528
Brown, Gwenda .. Southland .. 524
Brown, Lennox Turnbull .. Auckland .. 541
Burley, Joyce Evelyn .. Taranaki .. 538
Burns, John .. Canterbury .. 616
Byrne, Charles Walter Whitiora .. Wanganui .. 565
Carroll, Jack Humphris .. Otago .. 581
Carty, Irene Myrtle .. Wanganui .. 525
Chapman, Frederick William .. Canterbury .. 516
Chisholm, Agnes Jean .. Otago .. 525
Clarke, Ronald Oliver Robert .. Wellington .. 539
Clevely, Gladys Laura .. Auckland .. 548
Coad, William Kennedy .. Canterbury .. 548
Coleman, Patrick .. Taranaki .. 528
Coles, Richard Alexander Hutton .. Taranaki .. 524
Collett, William George .. Southland .. 527
Collins, Elsie Edith .. Otago .. 532
Cookson, Allen Stewart .. Canterbury .. 556
Cotton, Francis Richard .. Auckland .. 516
Courtenay, Constance Myra .. Auckland .. 578
Crabtree, Norman David .. Auckland .. 521
Craig, Teresa Imelda .. Wellington .. 528

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1922, No 3

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1922, No 3

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🎓 Junior National Scholarship Examination Results, November 1921

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated13 January 1922
KeywordsScholarship, Examination, Education, Students, Results
👱🏽 Names

44 names identified

William Edgar Adams, Qualified for scholarship
Harold Raymond Anderson, Qualified for scholarship
Ralph Ferrers Armstrong, Qualified for scholarship
Zita Arnaboldi, Qualified for scholarship
Jean Elizabeth Ashby, Qualified for scholarship
Dorothy Ellen Nightingale Ashwell, Qualified for scholarship
James Witford Atkinson, Qualified for scholarship
Ernest Stanley Austin, Qualified for scholarship
Harold George Whittingham Bagley, Qualified for scholarship
Annie Bain, Qualified for scholarship
Peter Grant Ballantyne, Qualified for scholarship
Neil Alexander Barr, Qualified for scholarship
Marjorie Bell, Qualified for scholarship
George Benson, Qualified for scholarship
Sidney Francis Besley, Qualified for scholarship
James Corbett Black, Qualified for scholarship
Evelyn Gertrude Boden, Qualified for scholarship
Sophia Lucy Margaret Bowers, Qualified for scholarship
Evaline Grace Boyd, Qualified for scholarship
Wynn Paul Boyd, Qualified for scholarship
Irene Anson Cowie Bradstock, Qualified for scholarship
Leonard Brice, Qualified for scholarship
Richard Goulden Brickell, Qualified for scholarship
Gwenda Brown, Qualified for scholarship
Lennox Turnbull Brown, Qualified for scholarship
Joyce Evelyn Burley, Qualified for scholarship
John Burns, Qualified for scholarship
Charles Walter Whitiora Byrne, Qualified for scholarship
Jack Humphris Carroll, Qualified for scholarship
Irene Myrtle Carty, Qualified for scholarship
Frederick William Chapman, Qualified for scholarship
Agnes Jean Chisholm, Qualified for scholarship
Ronald Oliver Robert Clarke, Qualified for scholarship
Gladys Laura Clevely, Qualified for scholarship
William Kennedy Coad, Qualified for scholarship
Patrick Coleman, Qualified for scholarship
Richard Alexander Hutton Coles, Qualified for scholarship
William George Collett, Qualified for scholarship
Elsie Edith Collins, Qualified for scholarship
Allen Stewart Cookson, Qualified for scholarship
Francis Richard Cotton, Qualified for scholarship
Constance Myra Courtenay, Qualified for scholarship
Norman David Crabtree, Qualified for scholarship
Teresa Imelda Craig, Qualified for scholarship

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Caughley, Director of Education

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