New Zealand Gazette – 1931 – No. 3

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✨ Junior National Scholarship Examination Results

Num. 3.

SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1931.

Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1931.

Junior National Scholarship Examination, 1930.

Education Department,
Wellington, 9th January, 1931.

LIST I contains the names in alphabetical order of candidates who reached the general standard of qualification (60½ 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 0, 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, Donald Arthur .. Auckland .. 545
Adlam, Constance Jennie .. Wellington .. 521
Aldous, Philip Edward .. Taranaki .. 486
Andrews, Zita Ruahine .. Canterbury .. 515
Baker, Leslie James .. Auckland .. 516
Bannatyne, Mary Hamilton .. Auckland .. 503
Barrell, Valerie Mary .. Canterbury .. 519
Barter, Winifred June .. Auckland .. 535
Belton, John Francis .. Canterbury .. 496
Benefield, Clifton Francis .. Wanganui .. 509
Bennett, Annie Doreen .. Canterbury .. 496
Bergman, Leonard John .. Auckland .. 504
Berry, Hector Paul Silvanus .. Wanganui .. 492

Name. Education District. Total Marks.
Bignell, Ida Ethel .. Canterbury .. 489
Billing, Kelvin Cholwill .. Taranaki .. 507
Black, Nancy Marjory .. Canterbury .. 530
Bookman, Bernard .. Auckland .. 502
Boswell, Phyllis .. Auckland .. 485
Braithwaite, Elwyn Gladys .. Auckland .. 505
Branson, Phyllis Natalie .. Auckland .. 514
Bullen, Jean Maud .. Auckland .. 482
Burnard, Rex Whittington .. Hawke’s Bay .. 578
Campbell, Sefton Windsor .. Auckland .. 593
Caradus, Grace .. Taranaki .. 530
Chatteris, Charles Henry .. Auckland .. 495
Chisholm, Eoin .. Canterbury .. 559
Coates, Robert Desmond .. Auckland .. 487
Collins, Wallace .. Canterbury .. 534
Cooney, Matthew Joseph .. Otago .. 555
Corbett, Stephen .. Auckland .. 507
Coulter, John David .. Otago .. 503
Cunningham, Allan Frederick .. Taranaki .. 500
Dale, Sylvia Mary .. Auckland .. 495
Davies, Barbara May .. Taranaki .. 514
Dunn, Molly Clodagh .. Hawke’s Bay .. 531
Dwyer, Patrick Desmond .. Wanganui .. 526
Edgar, Stanley Loraine .. Auckland .. 498
Edwards, Errol Averill .. Auckland .. 596
Eiby, George Allison .. Wellington .. 483
Evans, Ethel Gwendolyn .. Canterbury .. 515
Fairbrother, Geoffrey Elliot .. Taranaki .. 483
Falconer, Isabel Helen .. Southland .. 483
Falvey, John Neil .. Auckland .. 514
Farmer, Phyllis Lorraine .. Auckland .. 488
Ford, Patricia Rae .. Southland .. 502
Gallen, Patricia Norah .. Nelson .. 511
Gash, Donald Bartlett .. Auckland .. 519
Gifkins, Alan Darley .. Auckland .. 482
Goulter, Charles .. Otago .. 522

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🎓 Junior National Scholarship Examination Results

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated9 January 1931
KeywordsScholarship, Examination, Education, Students, Results
👱🏽 Names

49 names identified

Donald Arthur Adams, Qualified for scholarship
Constance Jennie Adlam, Qualified for scholarship
Philip Edward Aldous, Qualified for scholarship
Zita Ruahine Andrews, Qualified for scholarship
Leslie James Baker, Qualified for scholarship
Mary Hamilton Bannatyne, Qualified for scholarship
Valerie Mary Barrell, Qualified for scholarship
Winifred June Barter, Qualified for scholarship
John Francis Belton, Qualified for scholarship
Clifton Francis Benefield, Qualified for scholarship
Annie Doreen Bennett, Qualified for scholarship
Leonard John Bergman, Qualified for scholarship
Hector Paul Silvanus Berry, Qualified for scholarship
Ida Ethel Bignell, Qualified for scholarship
Kelvin Cholwill Billing, Qualified for scholarship
Nancy Marjory Black, Qualified for scholarship
Bernard Bookman, Qualified for scholarship
Phyllis Boswell, Qualified for scholarship
Elwyn Gladys Braithwaite, Qualified for scholarship
Phyllis Natalie Branson, Qualified for scholarship
Jean Maud Bullen, Qualified for scholarship
Rex Whittington Burnard, Qualified for scholarship
Sefton Windsor Campbell, Qualified for scholarship
Grace Caradus, Qualified for scholarship
Charles Henry Chatteris, Qualified for scholarship
Eoin Chisholm, Qualified for scholarship
Robert Desmond Coates, Qualified for scholarship
Wallace Collins, Qualified for scholarship
Matthew Joseph Cooney, Qualified for scholarship
Stephen Corbett, Qualified for scholarship
John David Coulter, Qualified for scholarship
Allan Frederick Cunningham, Qualified for scholarship
Sylvia Mary Dale, Qualified for scholarship
Barbara May Davies, Qualified for scholarship
Molly Clodagh Dunn, Qualified for scholarship
Patrick Desmond Dwyer, Qualified for scholarship
Stanley Loraine Edgar, Qualified for scholarship
Errol Averill Edwards, Qualified for scholarship
George Allison Eiby, Qualified for scholarship
Ethel Gwendolyn Evans, Qualified for scholarship
Geoffrey Elliot Fairbrother, Qualified for scholarship
Isabel Helen Falconer, Qualified for scholarship
John Neil Falvey, Qualified for scholarship
Phyllis Lorraine Farmer, Qualified for scholarship
Patricia Rae Ford, Qualified for scholarship
Patricia Norah Gallen, Qualified for scholarship
Donald Bartlett Gash, Qualified for scholarship
Alan Darley Gifkins, Qualified for scholarship
Charles Goulter, Qualified for scholarship

👩‍💼 Officials

T. B. Strong, Director of Education

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