New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 3

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✨ Junior National Scholarship Examination Results

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SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930.

Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1929.

Junior National Scholarship Examination, 1929.

Education Department,
Wellington, 13th January, 1930.

LIST I contains the names in alphabetical order of candidates who reached the general standard of qualification (62 per cent.) for a scholarship in the Junior National Scholarship Examination of November last.

List II contains the names of candidates who, being entitled to the concession under clause 4 of the National Scholarship Regulations, have also qualified for scholarships.

Compensating marks as provided in clause 4 have been credited to candidates from schools of Grades O, I, and II.

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

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,
Director of Education.

LIST I.

Name. Education District. Total Marks.
Adams, John Lewis .. Wellington .. 531
Allingham, Wilfred James .. Auckland .. 542
Anderson, Pauline Mae .. Southland .. 569
Armit, Doris Leslie .. Taranaki .. 510
Baillie, William Russell .. Canterbury .. 557
Baird, Ronald William .. Wellington .. 530
Barry, William Lloyd .. Canterbury .. 557
Best, Marie Isobel .. Auckland .. 506
Birnie, William .. Canterbury .. 509
Blakemore, Raymond .. Canterbury .. 512
Boland, Kevin .. Auckland .. 509
Bowles, John Vening .. Otago .. 497
Bradley, Noel Clifton .. Canterbury .. 519
Briggs, Dorothy Ellen .. Nelson .. 515

Name. Education District. Total Marks.
Brisco, Estelle Mary .. Auckland .. 513
Brooke-Taylor, Edgar .. Wellington .. 566
Buchanan, Rae Coral .. Canterbury .. 496
Cater, John Ernest .. Wanganui .. 502
Chambers, Patricia Cathleen .. Wellington .. 502
Chappell, William Fielder .. Auckland .. 518
Collins, Burton Wallace .. Canterbury .. 601
Cooke, Douglas Lawrence .. Hawke’s Bay .. 516
Cooper, Frank .. Taranaki .. 513
Couch, Lennox William Bertram.. Hawke’s Bay .. 544
Cowan, Tom Keith .. Otago .. 556
Cribb, Dorothy Frances Elizabeth.. Auckland .. 509
D’Anvers, Audrey Martha .. Auckland .. 536
Davison, Edward Halsey .. Canterbury .. 504
Day, Paul Woodford .. Auckland .. 519
Dickinson, Allen Hartley .. Auckland .. 537
Dickson, Melvyn Raymond .. Wanganui .. 514
Dixon, Lindsay Stewart .. Auckland .. 577
Dubois, Eileen Elsie .. Auckland .. 520
Evans, Jean .. Wanganui .. 567
Fawcett, John Bryan .. Auckland .. 523
Feil, Ella Raimonda .. Southland .. 543
Ferguson, Neil Duncan .. Otago .. 515
Fisher, George Evan .. Wellington .. 552
Fisher, Neil Forbes .. Canterbury .. 509
Fitch, Jeannette Margaret .. Canterbury .. 541
Flavell, Elsa Lila .. Taranaki .. 519
Forne, Eleanor Leonie .. Canterbury .. 553
Fraser, Betty .. Hawke’s Bay .. 587
Gordon, Douglas Alexander .. Auckland .. 551
Graham, Nancy .. Auckland .. 528
Gregory, John Blake .. Wanganui .. 572
Gulliver, Patricia Mary .. Auckland .. 516
Gunn, Frederick Arthur .. Canterbury .. 524
Hair, Peggie .. Wanganui .. 510
Hare, Bernard William .. Auckland .. 496
Harvey, Edmund Bruce .. Canterbury .. 515
Hay, Nancy .. Otago .. 517

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🎓 Junior National Scholarship Examination Results, 1929

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated13 January 1930
KeywordsScholarship, Examination, Education, Students, Results
👱🏽 Names

52 names identified

John Lewis Adams, Qualified for scholarship
Wilfred James Allingham, Qualified for scholarship
Pauline Mae Anderson, Qualified for scholarship
Doris Leslie Armit, Qualified for scholarship
William Russell Baillie, Qualified for scholarship
Ronald William Baird, Qualified for scholarship
William Lloyd Barry, Qualified for scholarship
Marie Isobel Best, Qualified for scholarship
William Birnie, Qualified for scholarship
Raymond Blakemore, Qualified for scholarship
Kevin Boland, Qualified for scholarship
John Vening Bowles, Qualified for scholarship
Noel Clifton Bradley, Qualified for scholarship
Dorothy Ellen Briggs, Qualified for scholarship
Estelle Mary Brisco, Qualified for scholarship
Edgar Brooke-Taylor, Qualified for scholarship
Rae Coral Buchanan, Qualified for scholarship
John Ernest Cater, Qualified for scholarship
Patricia Cathleen Chambers, Qualified for scholarship
William Fielder Chappell, Qualified for scholarship
Burton Wallace Collins, Qualified for scholarship
Douglas Lawrence Cooke, Qualified for scholarship
Frank Cooper, Qualified for scholarship
Lennox William Bertram Couch, Qualified for scholarship
Tom Keith Cowan, Qualified for scholarship
Dorothy Frances Elizabeth Cribb, Qualified for scholarship
Audrey Martha D’Anvers, Qualified for scholarship
Edward Halsey Davison, Qualified for scholarship
Paul Woodford Day, Qualified for scholarship
Allen Hartley Dickinson, Qualified for scholarship
Melvyn Raymond Dickson, Qualified for scholarship
Lindsay Stewart Dixon, Qualified for scholarship
Eileen Elsie Dubois, Qualified for scholarship
Jean Evans, Qualified for scholarship
John Bryan Fawcett, Qualified for scholarship
Ella Raimonda Feil, Qualified for scholarship
Neil Duncan Ferguson, Qualified for scholarship
George Evan Fisher, Qualified for scholarship
Neil Forbes Fisher, Qualified for scholarship
Jeannette Margaret Fitch, Qualified for scholarship
Elsa Lila Flavell, Qualified for scholarship
Eleanor Leonie Forne, Qualified for scholarship
Betty Fraser, Qualified for scholarship
Douglas Alexander Gordon, Qualified for scholarship
Nancy Graham, Qualified for scholarship
John Blake Gregory, Qualified for scholarship
Patricia Mary Gulliver, Qualified for scholarship
Frederick Arthur Gunn, Qualified for scholarship
Peggie Hair, Qualified for scholarship
Bernard William Hare, Qualified for scholarship
Edmund Bruce Harvey, Qualified for scholarship
Nancy Hay, Qualified for scholarship

👩‍💼 Officials

T. B. Strong, Director of Education

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