New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 3

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✨ Junior National Scholarship Examination Results

SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF
THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1926.
Published by Authority.
WELLINGTON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1926.
Junior National Scholarship Examination, December, 1925.
Education Department,
Wellington, 12th January, 1926.
LIST I contains the names in alphabetical order of candidates who reached the general standard of qualification (64 per cent.) for a scholarship in the Junior National Scholarship Examination of December 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 additional candidates who, being entitled to the concession under clause 4 of the National Scholarship Regulations, as amended by Order in Council of the 4th December, 1922, have also qualified for scholarships.
Compensating marks as provided in clause 4 have been credited to candidates from schools of Grades 0, I, and II.
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. CAUGBLEY, Director of Education.
LIST I.
Name.
Education District.
Total Marks.
Allen, Olive Mary ... Taranaki ... 525
Anderson, Eleanor Mary ... Auckland ... 589
Anderson, Joan Alice Thama ... Wellington ... 515
Andrews, Allan Huia ... Auckland ... 539
Auton, Leigh Holdsworth ... Nelson ... 532
Bagnall, Austin Graham ... Wellington ... 536
Ballantyne, Philip Clyde ... Auckland ... 586
Barge, Rupert Maurice ... Auckland ... 547
Barnasconi, Jessie Amelia ... Wanganui ... 548
Barnett, Cecil Francis ... Canterbury ... 516
Barrett, Joan Frances ... Auckland ... 531
Becroft, James Malcolm ... Auckland ... 517
Begg, Alan Thomas ... Otago ... 541
Binnie, William Noel ... Otago ... 530
Black, Kinley Harold ... Hawke’s Bay ... 529
Blanchfield, Patrick ... Canterbury ... 576
Bogle, Helen Bertha ... Wanganui ... 537
Boyle, Marjorie Fleetwood ... Auckland ... 544
Bright, Harry Arthur ... Auckland ... 535
Brooker, William Armitage ... Canterbury ... 519
Brown, Eunice Olive ... Auckland ... 516
Bull, Stanley Frederick ... Auckland ... 533
Name.
Education District.
Total Marks.
Burdett, Amy Laura ... Hawke’s Bay ... 606
Butcher, Jean Myra ... Wellington ... 589
Caffin, James Maitland Maurice ... Auckland ... 527
Calvert, Geoffrey Neil ... Wanganui ... 529
Camp, Clifford Graham ... Wellington ... 568
Caradus, Dorothy May ... Nelson ... 538
Carson, Dorothy ... Otago ... 521
Carter, Amy Bona ... Wellington ... 534
Cayzer, Sydney Wilfred ... Otago ... 568
Chorlton, Anthony Francis ... Wellington ... 517
Christie, Ethel May ... Nelson ... 625
Christie, Robert Lawrence Mowbray Wellington ... 531
Clayton, Ralph ... Taranaki ... 573
Collins, Ruth Wallace ... Canterbury ... 568
Coney, James William ... Auckland ... 532
Connell, Daniel Russell ... Auckland ... 608
Corbett, Dorothy May ... Taranaki ... 562
Cormes, Irene Ethel ... Auckland ... 527
Coup, Helen Margaret ... Canterbury ... 594
Cousins, Colin Archibald ... Otago ... 603
Craddock, Joan ... Canterbury ... 528
Craddock, Mary ... Canterbury ... 563
Craig, Jacob John ... Otago ... 524
Dash, Amy Evelyn ... Canterbury ... 527
Davidson, Margaret Valerie ... Otago ... 522
Davis, Frank Owen ... Southland ... 572
Davis, Norman ... Otago ... 528
Denby, Leslie Ben ... Wellington ... 576
Dickie, Nora Mary ... Auckland ... 513
Dixon, Harold ... Wanganui ... 512
Duff, Gordon Valentine ... Taranaki ... 513
Duggan, George ... Canterbury ... 619
Dusky, Lillian Christina ... Hawke’s Bay ... 561
Edwards, Colin John ... Wellington ... 542
Elder, Eric Mitchell ... Otago ... 532
Evans, Marjorie Sarah ... Otago ... 522
Falconer, Ian Roderick ... Canterbury ... 539
Findlay, Nancy Effie ... Hawke’s Bay ... 550
Finkelstein, Joseph ... Auckland ... 601
Flynn, Edward Allan ... Auckland ... 540
Ford, Jack Reginald ... Taranaki ... 517
Friend, Phyllis Evelyn ... Auckland ... 533
Gale, Philip George ... Otago ... 520
Geddes, George Harper ... Canterbury ... 517
Glasgow, John Philip ... Nelson ... 586
Glover, Denis James Matthews ... Taranaki ... 546
Gormack, Ian Lawrence ... Otago ... 533

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🎓 Junior National Scholarship Examination Results, December 1925

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated12 January 1926
KeywordsScholarship, Examination, Education, Students, Results
👱🏽 Names

69 names identified

Olive Mary Allen, Qualified for scholarship
Eleanor Mary Anderson, Qualified for scholarship
Joan Alice Thama Anderson, Qualified for scholarship
Allan Huia Andrews, Qualified for scholarship
Leigh Holdsworth Auton, Qualified for scholarship
Austin Graham Bagnall, Qualified for scholarship
Philip Clyde Ballantyne, Qualified for scholarship
Rupert Maurice Barge, Qualified for scholarship
Jessie Amelia Barnasconi, Qualified for scholarship
Cecil Francis Barnett, Qualified for scholarship
Joan Frances Barrett, Qualified for scholarship
James Malcolm Becroft, Qualified for scholarship
Alan Thomas Begg, Qualified for scholarship
William Noel Binnie, Qualified for scholarship
Kinley Harold Black, Qualified for scholarship
Patrick Blanchfield, Qualified for scholarship
Helen Bertha Bogle, Qualified for scholarship
Marjorie Fleetwood Boyle, Qualified for scholarship
Harry Arthur Bright, Qualified for scholarship
William Armitage Brooker, Qualified for scholarship
Eunice Olive Brown, Qualified for scholarship
Stanley Frederick Bull, Qualified for scholarship
Amy Laura Burdett, Qualified for scholarship
Jean Myra Butcher, Qualified for scholarship
James Maitland Maurice Caffin, Qualified for scholarship
Geoffrey Neil Calvert, Qualified for scholarship
Clifford Graham Camp, Qualified for scholarship
Dorothy May Caradus, Qualified for scholarship
Dorothy Carson, Qualified for scholarship
Amy Bona Carter, Qualified for scholarship
Sydney Wilfred Cayzer, Qualified for scholarship
Anthony Francis Chorlton, Qualified for scholarship
Ethel May Christie, Qualified for scholarship
Robert Lawrence Mowbray Christie, Qualified for scholarship
Ralph Clayton, Qualified for scholarship
Ruth Wallace Collins, Qualified for scholarship
James William Coney, Qualified for scholarship
Daniel Russell Connell, Qualified for scholarship
Dorothy May Corbett, Qualified for scholarship
Irene Ethel Cormes, Qualified for scholarship
Helen Margaret Coup, Qualified for scholarship
Colin Archibald Cousins, Qualified for scholarship
Joan Craddock, Qualified for scholarship
Mary Craddock, Qualified for scholarship
Jacob John Craig, Qualified for scholarship
Amy Evelyn Dash, Qualified for scholarship
Margaret Valerie Davidson, Qualified for scholarship
Frank Owen Davis, Qualified for scholarship
Norman Davis, Qualified for scholarship
Leslie Ben Denby, Qualified for scholarship
Nora Mary Dickie, Qualified for scholarship
Harold Dixon, Qualified for scholarship
Gordon Valentine Duff, Qualified for scholarship
George Duggan, Qualified for scholarship
Lillian Christina Dusky, Qualified for scholarship
Colin John Edwards, Qualified for scholarship
Eric Mitchell Elder, Qualified for scholarship
Marjorie Sarah Evans, Qualified for scholarship
Ian Roderick Falconer, Qualified for scholarship
Nancy Effie Findlay, Qualified for scholarship
Joseph Finkelstein, Qualified for scholarship
Edward Allan Flynn, Qualified for scholarship
Jack Reginald Ford, Qualified for scholarship
Phyllis Evelyn Friend, Qualified for scholarship
Philip George Gale, Qualified for scholarship
George Harper Geddes, Qualified for scholarship
John Philip Glasgow, Qualified for scholarship
Denis James Matthews Glover, Qualified for scholarship
Ian Lawrence Gormack, Qualified for scholarship

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Caugbley, Director of Education

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