New Zealand Gazette – 1927 – No. 5

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✨ Junior National Scholarship Examination Results

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SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1927.
Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1927.

Junior National Scholarship Examination, November, 1926.

Education Department,
Wellington, 24th January, 1927.

LIST I contains the names in alphabetical order of candidates who reached the general standard of qualification (66 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 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.

T. B. STRONG,
For Director of Education.

LIST I.

Name. Education District. Total Marks.
Ainge, Nancy Esme .. Otago .. 535
Aitken, Robert Barrow .. Auckland .. 547
Allard, Ruth Anthony .. Canterbury .. 542
Allen, Jack Ernest .. Auckland .. 553
Anderson, Francis Jack .. Auckland .. 530
Arkinstall, Betty .. Wellington .. 528
Arthur, Eula Frauns .. Wanganui .. 630
Ashby, Joan .. Hawkes Bay .. 538
Austin, Kenneth Richard .. Canterbury .. 576
Bain, Oscar Noel .. Otago .. 542
Bennett, Bernard John .. Auckland .. 531
Bent, Phyllis Adeline .. Auckland .. 588
Birnie, William Lockhart .. Wanganui .. 556
Blackie, Carlysle James Hartley.. Otago .. 545
Blackmore, Herbert George Percy.. Taranaki .. 529
Body, Nelson Bowman .. Auckland .. 568
Bowie, Philip Trent .. Auckland .. 565
Bradley, Douglas Reginald .. Auckland .. 530
Brausch, Carl Archibald Armstrong.. Auckland .. 531
Briggs, Dorothy .. Wellington .. 549
Brown, Eva Powick .. Wellington .. 539
Brownlee, George Nevil .. Auckland .. 534

Name. Education District. Total Marks.
Burns, Alexander .. Auckland .. 540
Burns, Raymond Eric .. Southland .. 553
Cain, Clarence Theodore Richard.. Canterbury .. 581
Carr, Brian Patrick .. Auckland .. 574
Carr, Clarence Walter .. Auckland .. 546
Carson, Richard Alcorn .. Canterbury .. 573
Carton, Phyllis May .. Wellington .. 588
Cave, Clement .. Taranaki .. 542
Christie, Margaret Elizabeth Wilson.. Wellington .. 582
Clapman, Eric Spencer .. Hawke’s Bay .. 549
Clark, Keith Norman .. Auckland .. 534
Clarke, Reginald Thomas .. Canterbury .. 552
Collins, Ruth Wallace .. Canterbury .. 609
Collister, John Douglas .. Auckland .. 579
Connell, John Andrew .. Wellington .. 534
Cook, Reginald Harry .. Otago .. 581
Copland, Alexander Amundsen .. Canterbury .. 538
Cottrell, Charles Albert George.. Auckland .. 542
Coup, Ngaire Elizabeth .. Wanganui .. 553
Cowan, Frank Wade .. Otago .. 552
Cox, Ronald Alfred .. Auckland .. 566
Craig, Henry Hodgson .. Otago .. 578
Creasy, Arletta Grace .. Nelson .. 667
Currie, Donald Russell .. Wellington .. 585
Cutler, Arthur Sydney Hamilton .. Wanganui .. 536
Dallison, Dennis Read .. Taranaki .. 528
Dandy, George Alfred .. Hawke’s Bay .. 547
Dane, Herbert Adrian .. Auckland .. 575
Danvers, Roland Thornton .. Auckland .. 560
Dare, Frederick John .. Auckland .. 587
Dargan, Alexander James .. Auckland .. 535
Dear, John Colin .. Auckland .. 528
Dennison, John Frazer .. Otago .. 529
Dickie, Alexander Mackay Trotter.. Otago .. 599
Dillner, Dorathea Marie .. Wellington .. 537
Doherty, Frank .. Otago .. 567
Douglas, Norman John .. Canterbury .. 530
Doull, Keith Muir .. Auckland .. 531
Earwaker, William Benjamin .. Canterbury .. 551
Easton, Walter Ronald .. Otago .. 534
Faigan, Lorna Brimfield .. Otago .. 575
Falla, Paul Stephen .. Wellington .. 592
Fanning, Jessie .. Wellington .. 583
Finn, Renee Maud Barlow .. Auckland .. 539
Flavell, Geoffrey .. Otago .. 573
Fortune, Barter Arnold .. Wellington .. 541
Fraser, Beatrice Laura .. Auckland .. 569
Fraser, Ean Magnus .. Auckland .. 559
Fraser, John Liddle .. Nelson .. 530

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🎓 Junior National Scholarship Examination Results, November 1926

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated24 January 1927
KeywordsScholarship, Examination, Education, Students, Results
👱🏽 Names

71 names identified

Nancy Esme Ainge, Qualified for scholarship
Robert Barrow Aitken, Qualified for scholarship
Ruth Anthony Allard, Qualified for scholarship
Jack Ernest Allen, Qualified for scholarship
Francis Jack Anderson, Qualified for scholarship
Betty Arkinstall, Qualified for scholarship
Eula Frauns Arthur, Qualified for scholarship
Joan Ashby, Qualified for scholarship
Kenneth Richard Austin, Qualified for scholarship
Oscar Noel Bain, Qualified for scholarship
Bernard John Bennett, Qualified for scholarship
Phyllis Adeline Bent, Qualified for scholarship
William Lockhart Birnie, Qualified for scholarship
Carlysle James Hartley Blackie, Qualified for scholarship
Herbert George Percy Blackmore, Qualified for scholarship
Nelson Bowman Body, Qualified for scholarship
Philip Trent Bowie, Qualified for scholarship
Douglas Reginald Bradley, Qualified for scholarship
Carl Archibald Armstrong Brausch, Qualified for scholarship
Dorothy Briggs, Qualified for scholarship
Eva Powick Brown, Qualified for scholarship
George Nevil Brownlee, Qualified for scholarship
Alexander Burns, Qualified for scholarship
Raymond Eric Burns, Qualified for scholarship
Clarence Theodore Richard Cain, Qualified for scholarship
Brian Patrick Carr, Qualified for scholarship
Clarence Walter Carr, Qualified for scholarship
Richard Alcorn Carson, Qualified for scholarship
Phyllis May Carton, Qualified for scholarship
Clement Cave, Qualified for scholarship
Margaret Elizabeth Wilson Christie, Qualified for scholarship
Eric Spencer Clapman, Qualified for scholarship
Keith Norman Clark, Qualified for scholarship
Reginald Thomas Clarke, Qualified for scholarship
Ruth Wallace Collins, Qualified for scholarship
John Douglas Collister, Qualified for scholarship
John Andrew Connell, Qualified for scholarship
Reginald Harry Cook, Qualified for scholarship
Alexander Amundsen Copland, Qualified for scholarship
Charles Albert George Cottrell, Qualified for scholarship
Ngaire Elizabeth Coup, Qualified for scholarship
Frank Wade Cowan, Qualified for scholarship
Ronald Alfred Cox, Qualified for scholarship
Henry Hodgson Craig, Qualified for scholarship
Arletta Grace Creasy, Qualified for scholarship
Donald Russell Currie, Qualified for scholarship
Arthur Sydney Hamilton Cutler, Qualified for scholarship
Dennis Read Dallison, Qualified for scholarship
George Alfred Dandy, Qualified for scholarship
Herbert Adrian Dane, Qualified for scholarship
Roland Thornton Danvers, Qualified for scholarship
Frederick John Dare, Qualified for scholarship
Alexander James Dargan, Qualified for scholarship
John Colin Dear, Qualified for scholarship
John Frazer Dennison, Qualified for scholarship
Alexander Mackay Trotter Dickie, Qualified for scholarship
Dorathea Marie Dillner, Qualified for scholarship
Frank Doherty, Qualified for scholarship
Norman John Douglas, Qualified for scholarship
Keith Muir Doull, Qualified for scholarship
William Benjamin Earwaker, Qualified for scholarship
Walter Ronald Easton, Qualified for scholarship
Lorna Brimfield Faigan, Qualified for scholarship
Paul Stephen Falla, Qualified for scholarship
Jessie Fanning, Qualified for scholarship
Renee Maud Barlow Finn, Qualified for scholarship
Geoffrey Flavell, Qualified for scholarship
Barter Arnold Fortune, Qualified for scholarship
Beatrice Laura Fraser, Qualified for scholarship
Ean Magnus Fraser, Qualified for scholarship
John Liddle Fraser, Qualified for scholarship

👩‍💼 Officials

T. B. Strong, For Director of Education

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