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New Zealand Gazette Of Jumb. 10. 181 SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE OF THURSDAY~ JANUARY 30~ 1936. l1uhlisgttl hy ~ut~ority. WELLINGrrOK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1936. School Oertificate Examination, 1985. Name. Centre. Allen, George John William Hamilton. HE following lists contain the results of the School Allen, Jack Clifton .. Auckland. T Certificate Examination held in November and Decem­ Allen, Winifred Edith Auckland. ber, 1935. Allwright, Muriel Joan Palmerston North. List I contains the names in alphabetical order of the Alpers, Anthony Francis George Christchurch. candidates who passed the School Certificate Examination. Alve, Phillip Carl Palmerston North. List II contains the names of candidates who obtained a Anderson, Ailsa Hazel Hamilton. partial pass in the examination. Anderson, Catharine Mary Opotiki. W. S. LA TROBE, Anderson, Cecil Roy Christchurch. Acting Director of Education. Anderson, Clive Alexander Palmel'ston North. Anderson, Elizabeth Jean Auckland. LIST 1. Anderson, Geoffrey Robert Opotiki. Name. Centre. Anderson, George Colin Wellington. Abbott, David Hartley Auckland. Anderson, Ian Douglas Invercargill. Abb.ott, Frank Litton Auckland. Anderson, John Gmiinlock Te Kuiti. Abbott, Margaret Elizabeth Napier. Anderson , Noel Bonifacius Gisborne. Abercrombie~ Eleanore Mary Gwyneth Dunedin. Anderson, Rebecca Joy Lower Hutt. Adams, Albert Basil Napier. Anderson, Richard John Bogle Stratford. Adams, Alistair Hamilton William Christchurch. Anderson, Trevor Barry" Nelson. Adams, Cliffc Vaughan Wellington. Anderson, William Eric Dunedin. Adams, Dora Helen .. New Plymouth. Anderson, Wil1iam McDougall Ghristch urch. ,Adams,Kenneth Douglas Invercargill. Andrew, Ernest Henrv Charles Lower Hutt. Adams, Lucy Margaret Auckland. Andrew, Geoffrey Cha:rles Marton. Adamson, N a.omi Auckland. Andrew, Mavis Muriel Christchurch. Addison, Mavi'l Winifred Auckland. Andrew, Robert Keith Anderson Wellington. A'Court, Harry James Nicol Wellington. Andrews, Shirlev Isabel Wellington. Agel', Mary Eim Christchurch. Anneal', Geoffrey .James Palmerston North. Aickin, Marjorie Edith Auckland. A pperley, Avis Joyce Napier. Aikman, Mary Isabella Palmerston North. Appleton, James William Wellington. Ainsworth, Sheila Daphne Myfanwy Christchurch. Appleton, Shirley Juliette Gisborne. Albert, Olga Shirley .. Wellington. Archdall, Maynard Kingsly Auckland. Aldridge, Geraldine .. Wellingtoll. Arlidge, John Brett " Pa.lmerston North. Aldridge, Ruth Lois .. Dunedin. Armour, Alli80n Joan Waihi. Alexa.nder, Coliu James Auckland. Armour, Milicent Claribel Christchurch. Alexander, James Douglas Dunedin. Armstrong, Charles Anthony Auckland. Allan, Alexa Margaret Gisborne. Armstrong, Ellwood Wright Hokit.ika. Allan, Alexander Kenneth Wellington. Armstrong, Henry Alfred Dannevirke. Allan, James Balclutha. Armstrong, Maurice 'William Auckland. Allan, John Cunningham Dunedin. Armstrong, William Aitken Wellington. Allan, Kenneth Berkley Wellington. Arnold, William ,John Wellington. Allard, Helen Elizabeth Christchurch. Ashby, Wilfred Henry Dunedin. Allen, Esme Alma Auckland. Ashforth, Anthony Alfred Lower Hutt. Allen, Francis Charles Christchurch, Aspinall, Harold Lex Dunedin, A 182 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 10 Name. Centre. Name. Centre. Aston, James Purdy Wellmgton . Bennett, Lionel Kenneth Lower Hutt. Atkins, Elsie Monica .. Christchurch. Bennett, Marie Gisborne. Atkinson, Lloyd George Hamilton. Benson, Herbert James Oamaru. Attwood, Dorothy Olive Levin. Benton, Joan Marian Dunedin. Auger, Mavis Enid .. Auckland. Beresford, Jack Stuart Auckland. Austin, Dorothea Marie Greymouth. Bergin, John Daniel .. Silverstream. Austin, Geoffrey James Auckland. Bernard, Gwendoline Hawera. Ayers, Carol Mabel .. Wellington. Berry, Alden Leonard Wellington. Ayers, Leslie Judson .. Methven. de Berry, Bernice Dulcie Auckland. Badcock, Sylvia Maude Murchison. Berry, Douglas Charles Invercargill. Baddeley, John Keir Greymouth. Berry, ,Tohn Dennis .. Wellington. Badham, John Murray Auckland. Berry, Mary Augusta Christchurch. Bailey; Audrey Gean. ; Christchurch. Berryman, Betty Veda Whangarei. Bailey, Lloyd George Woodville. Best, Eric Vernoll Pukekohe. Baillie, Annie Sara .. Wellington. Betteridge, June Rose Auckland. Baird, John Colin Nelson. ·Bevan, Raywond Wellington. Baird, Kenneth William Dunedin. Bevege, Allan Moir Herbert Wanganui. Baker, Bernard Charles Auckland~ Bewley, John Devore New Plymouth. Baker, Lewis Charles Dunedin. Biggs, Clifford John .. Christchurch. Baker, Margaret Christchurch. Bignell, Beulah Mavis Gisborne. Baker, Margaret Adams Dunedin. Bilton, Barry Auckland. Baker, Margaret Harold Wellington. Birch, Maidalyn Wellington. Bale, Richard Devon Nelson. Bird, Alan William Timaru. Ballinger, John William Wellington. Bishop, James Scott .. Christchurch. Bamford, Frederick Augustus Stratford. Black, Eric Jackson .. Christchurch. Bankier, Helen Margaret Stewart Hamilton. Black, Harry Wellington. Banks, Russell Ashley Wellington. Black, Keith Hilliard Auckland. Bannatyne" Winifred Rae Auckland. Black, Robert Edward CarRon Matamata. Baragwanath, Alexander. Huia Auckland. Blackburn, Brenda Margaret Christchurch. Barbotil', William Gordon Taumarunui. Blackie, Carrick Joseph Auckland. Barclay, Florence Isabel Auckland. Blackstock, Eric John Stratford. Barker, George James Auckland. Blain, Leslie Winston Christchurch. Barkle, Clifford Roy Nigel Lower Hutt. Blair, Haddin .Frank Nelson. Barley, Muriel Gwen .. Hastings. Blake, Gerard Leo Wellington. Barlow, Louie Betty . Auckland. Blakely, Eric Robert Oamaru. Barnard, Joline ReI .. Greytown. Blanchard,· Thomas Samuel Oamaru. Barnes, Frederic Rudolph Eketahuna. Bland, Gordon J ofire Auckland. Barnes, Graham Edward Hawera. Bleakley, Alison Dawn Auckland. Barnett, .T ohn Barrington Christchurch. Blick, lola Dorothy .. Christchurch. Barnett, John Thomas Leonard Hamilton. Bliss, Harry Dennis .. Wanganui. Barnett, Matthew Garry Wellington. Bloxam, Dorothy Mervyn Wellington. Barnett, Morris George Edward Christchurch. Bloxam, John Roby ., New Plymouth. Barr, Herbert James Wellington. Bluett, Trevor Leslie Stratford. Barr, John Wellington. Blundell, Gerald Martin Oamaru. Barr-Brown, Hugh Auckland. Boardman, Miriam Hamilton. Barrett, Richard Wellington. Bodger, Selwyn Albert Christchurch. Barron, Olive Gisborne. Bohlson, N ara Vasanta Wellington. Barry, Rose Johanna Wanganui. Bollard, Allen Benjamin Auckland. Barsdell, Robert Sinclair Oamaru. Boniface, Herbert Garway Feilding. Barstow, Beatrice Joan Wanganui. Borland, Jessie Constance Riverton. Barstow, Lyndsay June Wallganui. Botarofi, Nina Foxton. Barter, Leonard John Christchurch. Bourgeois, Arthur Edmond Quentin Napier. Barter, Mary Coe Auckland. Bowden, Jack Graham Ashburton. Bartlett, Leo Selwyn Wellington. Bowie, Douglas Robert Reid Timaru. Bartlett, Madge Waipawa. Bowie, Margaret Kathleen Wellington. Barton, Patricia Mary Wanganui. Bowkett, Patricia May Dunedin. Barton, Ro bert Noel.. Oamaru. Bowler, Dermot Gerald Stratford. Barugh, Annie Dorothy Morrinsville. Bowmar, Marga~et Johnson Paeroa. Bates, Judith Marie .. Christchurch. Boxer, Allan Hunter Cachemaille Nelson. Bates, Rosalie Hallsey Marsden. Boyce, Marjorie Dorothy . Hastings. Bates, William Cruickshank Dunedin. Boyd, Robert MacDonald Lower Hutt. Batt, Edward John .. Wanganui. Boyens, Rex William. Invercargill. Battersby, Gladys Marguerite Olive Lower Hutt. Boyes, Philip Raymond Eketahuna. Battey, Pauline Ruth Auckland. Boyle, Alan Donald .. Wellington. Batty, Wilma. Agnes Auckland. Brabin, Graham Frank Wellington. Baumgart, Ian Lawrence Hastings. Bradbury, Myra Evaline Auckland. Baudinet, Frank Briand Wellington. Bradley, Jeffrey Joseph Wellington. Bavage, .Jean Frances Auckland. Brain, Norman Rov .. Hamilton. Baxter, Alexander Samuel Dunedin. Branch, Richard L'!twrence Auckland. Baxter, Doris Dunedin. Brazier, Joan Marion Christchurch. Bay, Enid .. Nelson. Brebner, Clem Charles Cedric Whakatane. Bay, Paul Arnold Oamaru. Brechin, Brendon Dalziel Pahiatua. Beamsley, Laurance Albert James Christchurch. Breed, Mervyn Ryburn Wanganui. Bean, Jean Margarite Gisborne. Breingan, Robert Ian Napier. Beatson, Betty Sandeman Dunedin. Bremer, Alexander Roy Invercargill. Beauchamp, Eileen Margaret Dunedin. Brenchley, Douglas Russell Auckland. Beban, James .Toseph Greymouth. Brennan, Mervyn Oscar Wanganui. Beckett, Frederick Edward Powys Hamilton. Brennan. Patrick John James Silverstream. Beckett, Gilbert Noel Wellington. Brereto:O:, William Hector Nelson. Bell, Eric Gisborne. BrettelL Inah ,Toy Christchurch. Bell, Gloria Esme Auckland. Brew, Q,uentin. Heath Christchurch. Bell, Ian Gisborne. Brewer, Daphne Cecilia Christchurch. Bell, Ian Kenneth Wellington. Brewer, Paul Middleton Nelson. Bel1house, Mabel Frances Pukekohe. Bridge, Cyprian Lance Hastings. Belliss, Barba.ra Jessie Masterton. Brightmore, Phyllis May Dunedin. Belton, Charles Humphrey Christchurch. Brims, John Christchurch. Benge, Nancy Norton Levin. Brinsden, Francis Noel Auckland. Bennett, Dorothy May Timaru. Britten, Allen Kenneth Whakatane. Bennett, Eldon Dudley Auckland. Broad, Alan Aubry Evelyn Westport. Bennett, Henry Rongoml),n Napier. Broad, John Norman Dunedin. JAN. 31.] THE NEvV ZEALAND GAZETTE. 183 Name. Centre. Name. Centre. Broadbent, Rayner Amos Auckland. Cesari, Sydney Alphonsus , Wellington. Brock, Gwendoline Dorothy Auckland. Chalcraft, John Charles Auckland. Broderick, Helen Joyce Timaru. Challis, Raymond Snellgrove Christchurch. Brookbanks, Raymond Herbert Auckland. Chamberlain, Thomas James Rangiora. Brooker, Bernard Oliver Christchurch. Chambers,
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