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No 8, 28 January 1914 lt~m~. 8. 279 SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. OF FRIDAY, JANUARY, 23, 1914. WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1914. Public Service Entrance Examination, 1913-14. No. Name. Examination Centre 20. Nutting, Leslie James Dunedin. Education Department, 21. Kemp, Wilfred Raymond Auckland. Wellington, 17th January, 1914. 22. McLelland, Edward " Dunedin. HE following list contains the names of the candidates, 23. Brialey, Ernest Slater Wellington. T arranged in order of merit, that have passed the Public 24. Kirkpatrick, Reginald Hawera. Service Entrance Examination held on the 19th November, 25. Avann, Leonard New Plymouth. 1913, and succeeding days. Those whose names are included Bosselmann, Vernon Cranley Nelson. in Part I of the .list have passed the examination "with Campbell, Colin James Stratford. credit." t 2S. Williams, Charles Skinner Wellington. By olause 11 of the Regulations, made by Order in Counoil, 29. Winter, Ramsay Middleton Auckland. 5th August, 1912, in order to pass the examination "with 30. Heather, Stanley Duncan Bur. credit" a candidate must pass the examination and gain at goyne Auckland. least 60 per cent. of the total possible maximum of marks Patton, William Charles Dunedin. assignable. 32. Cameron, Jack Laurens .• Invercargill. W. J. ANDERSON, Davis, George Cedric Clarence •• Wellington. For Inspector.General of Schools. 34. Gourlay, William Edwin Christchurch. 35. Spencer, Harrison Nutter Auckland. 36. Hall, Roland Henry David Christchurch. Wake, Hereward Langdale Auokland. I. PASSED THE EXAMINATION WITH CREDIT. 3S. Chatwin, Lothair Aria Wellington. No. Name. Examination Centre. 39. En80ll, Arthur George .. Thames. 1. Knapp, Alfred Walter Nelson. 40. Simmers, George Archibald Keith Timaru. 2. Walters, Albert Auckland. 4l. Christie, John Hellard Wellington. 3. McKenzie, Ernest Frederick Dannevirke. Nicol, John .. InvercargilL 4. Bell, Graham Brook .. Auokland. 43. Phillipps, Arthur James Dunedin. McKeown, Arthur Leslie Thames. 44. Menzies, William Rutledge Waimate. 6. Porter, James Paterson Gisborne. Smith, Cyril Alfred . • . Hamilton. 7. Ivory, William .. Wellington. 46. Price, Cyril Joseph Rutherford .• Timaru. S. Sheat, William Alfred Hawera. 47. Bruce, Francis Alexander New Plymouth. 9. O'Sullivan, Leo Desmond Wellington. Watkins, Leslie Arthur Auckland. 10. Harrison, Percy Auckland. 49. Donald, John Paterson Invercargill. 11. Murray, Eoin Bruce Chisholm .• Dunedin. 50. Fyson, Arthur Forbes Gisborne. 12. Gifford, Edward John .. Nelson. Parkinson, Graham Beresford .• Wellington. 13. Bingham, John Merton Invercargill. 52. Simms, William James Hanson Auckland. Grieve, George Francis Wellington. 53. White, Fergus Godfrey Waihi. 15. Shove, Henry Walter Auckland. 54. Veale, Percival Oliver Auckland. 16. Saunders, Gordon Frederick Stratford. 55. Beattie, Charles William .• Christchurch. 17. Cumming, Alexander .. Invercargill. 56. Russell, John Herbert Moubray Auckland. IS. Smith, Roy Vincent •. Auckland. 57. Shaw, Stanley • . • Dunedin. 19. Angus, William Murray Nelson. 5S. Davison, Leslie Percival Christchurch. --~---------- ---~---~-- 280 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No.8 No. Name. Examinatlon Centre. No. Name. Examination Centre. 59. Kyd, John Anderson .. Auckland. 145. Jervis, Vincent Auckland. 60. Griffin, Kenneth Massy Nelson. Robertson, Malcolm Gore. 61. Somers, Ralph Lake .. Hamilton. Scott, Leonard Charles Timaru. 62. Hanson, Frederick Melrose Horo· 148. Hunter, John Wrigley Masterton. whenua Wellington. Morilleau, Eric Mowbray Auckland. 63. Lindsay, Graham Douglas Oamaru. Wilson, Alan Dannevirke. 64. Hayman, Roland Ashley Otira •. Auckland. 151. Fitzgerald, James Joseph Dunedin. Lyford, Frank Adolphus Rangiora. 1.~2. Stephenson, Alan Raymond Auckland. 66. Alley, Roy Nicholas .. Thames. 153. Abernethy, Duncan Roy Dunedin. Hall, John Herbert Gore. Stewart, James Kinna Auckland. 68. Kenrick, Harry Selwyn Oamaru. 155. Hudson, Edwin Auckland. 69. Du Flou, Celestin Joseph Gustave Wellington. Skinner, Richard John Wellington. 70. McCaw, Alexander Lindsay Invercargill. 157. Wallis, Philip Robert Nelson. 71. Southern, John Invercargill. Woolf, Ernest Julius .. Christchurch. 72. Kelly, Thomas Bertram New Plymouth. 159. Bell, Maurice Vincent Feilding. 73. Stewart, Matthew Prust Auckland. 160. Dreadon, John Auckland. 74. Lyes, John William " Thames. 161. Watson, William James Timaru. 75. Gair, Frederick James Dunedin. 162. Collings, Alexander John Auckland. Hay, Douglas Christchurch. 163. Greene, Mervyn Foster Dunedin. 77. Robertson, Norman Wellington. 164. Macartney, Alexander David Oamaru. 78. Eyre, Lewis Godfrey .. Westport. 165. Smith, Gordon Henry Tapanui. Thorp, Thomas Howard Napier. 166. Bishop, William Norman Clarke Auckland. 80. Campbell, Richard Mitchelson .. Whangarei. Hughes, Gifford Milne Hawera. 81. Jack, John Ferguson .. Balclutha. 168. Somers, John Ponsonby Hamilton. Walker, Duncan Lothian Ker .. Dunedin. 169. Crone, Charles New Plymouth. 83. Whitehouse, Thomas Keith Ray· 170. Beck, Gordon McLean New Plymouth. mond Thames. Rice, Percy Edrick Invercargill. 84. Francis, Archibald Gordon Auckland. 172. Sutton, John Richard Auckland. 85. Bond, Erni .. Auckland. 173. Barker, Eric Lynne Auckland. 86. Entrican, Alexander Robert Auckland. 174. Paulin, Thomas Gerald Tapanui. 87. Cunningham, Ernest James Oamaru. 175. McManus, James Kerrin Eketahuna. Studholme, Sidney Wilson Wellington. 176. Wilson, George William Dunedin. 89. Cleal, Stanley Albert .. Auckland. 177. Potts, Rewi Hugh Hamilton. 90. Small, Ernest Cockayne Auckland. 178. Andrew, Keith James Wellington. 91. Lockwood, George Gerard Christchurch. 179. Cumming, James Invercargill. 92. Sinclair, Eric D'Arcy .. Tapanui. .Tones, Charles Frederick Auckland. 93. Overbye, Douglas Lancelot Stratford. Newman, Reuben McCarthv Wellington. 94. Methven, Ronald Henry Timaru; . 182. Brown, Hugh Lancelot . Invercargill. 95. Fisher, Walter Valentine Nelson. 183. Mosley, Eric Molyneux BalcIutha. 96. Clayton, Joseph Henry Auckland. 184. Kenrick, Hugh Kyffin Oamaru. Jobson, Eric William Charles Stratford. 185. de Tourettes, Arnaud Henri Tauranga. 98. Hall, John Kenneth Stevenson .. Auckland. 186. Rauch, Frank Charles Hamilton. McDonough, Maurice .. Dunedin. 187. Mason, William Charles Wellington. 100. Gow, William Douglas Hamilton. 188. Anderson, Charles Elias Auckland. Stoop, Frederick Hokitika. 189. Wight, Kenneth Edward Auckland. 102. Reynolds, James Anthony Greymouth. 190. Lawson, John Robert Gore. 103. Jackson, William Hawton Invercargill. 191. Burt, Thomas Ramsay Invercargill. Tiokner, Harold William Hastings. 192. Phillips, Leonard Eugene Waihi. 105. Drown, Ronald John .. Hastings. 193. Evenden, William Sandford Hokitika. 106. Donaldson, Donald Hamish Wil· 194. Boddy, Howard William Gore. liam Hawkin Wellington. Poppelwell, Harold Milton Gore. Selman, Ewart Alexander Taihape. 196 Bryce, Allan James Millar Dunedin. 108. Rutherford, Robert Charles Dunedin. Cousins, Eric Glanville .. Auckland. 109. McConnell, Eric Thames. 198. Coghill, Henry Vincent Rawiri .. BalcIutha. White, Ralph Neville Auckland. 199. Findlay, Stuart Napier. 111. Soar, Cyril Francis Invercargill. 200. Nimon, William Arthur Napier. 112. Claridge, Roger New Plymouth. 201. Harper, Arthur Grant Hastings. Reid, William Donald Hawera. Parsons, John Gifford Willmott Auckland. 114. Mansill, John Henry Victor Auckland. 203. Manson, Alexander John Mackay Napier. 115. Knapp, Russell Harvey Nelson. 116. Primrose, John Morris Napier. II. PASSED THE EXAMINATION. 117. Macken, William Ronald Whangarei. 118. Mail, Hector James Stratford. 204. Clifton, George Herbert Masterton. 119. Cooper, Roland Pendergrass Wellington. Cochran, Hector Roy Auckland. Fraser, William Stuart Auckland. 206. Vezey, Henry Albert .. BalcIutha. 121. Marris, Robert Charles Invercargill. 207. Stokes, James Edward Waimate. 122. Atkin, Christopher Robert John Tapanui. 208. Phillips, William Stanley Waihi. Boardman, Kenneth Myles Auckland. 209. Crocker, Frank James Auckland. Gowdy, William Dunedin. Harding, Edward John Dannevirke. 125. McRae, Alexander Duncan Nelson. 211. Satherley, Vernon Nelson. 126. Gribbin, Clinton Roland Auckland. 212. Adams, William Henry Mervyn Auckland. White, George Franklin Marshal Auckland. Foy, Nelson Hawera. 128. Croll, Hugh Gordon .. Wellington. Smith, Willoughby Vernon Auckland. Wallace. Allan Auckland. 215. Young, David Andrew Blenheim. 130. Campbell, Neil William Whangarei. 216. Gardiner, Thomas Vincent· Thames. 131. Sinclair, Warren Ladbrook Dunedin. 217. Gibson, Esmond Allen Wellington. 132. Bayliss, Alfred Hirst .. Ashburton. Lyons, Edward Auckland. 133. Salmond, James David Gore. 219. King, Leslie Robert Christchurch. 134. Pain, Thomas Percival Nelson. White, Harold Reginald Dunedin. 135. Marshall, Charles Victor Dunedin. 221. Hislop, Humphrey Barr Palmerston North. 136. Bartlett, Gilbert George Nelson. 222. Buchanan, Alex George Timaru. 137. Nelson, Bart Auckland. Bullen, Alfred William Hastings. 138. Harvey, David John .. Auckland. 224. Gash, Edwin Thomas Auckland. 139. Stewart, Wilfred Bratby Auckland. Guppy, George Henry Stratford. 140. Fell, David Wilson Kohukohu. 226. Bell, William Nevin Hamilton. 141. Adams, Edward Lionel Auckland. 227. Mayo, George Cecil Thames. 142. King, Basil " Dunedin. Skeet, Brian Harry Oamaru. 143. Boyd, John George Auckland. 229. Allan, James Oamaru. 144. Jenkins, Ambrose Conlter Nelson. 2 '0. Grahame, Donald Auckland. JAl'!': 28.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 281 No. Name. Examination Centre. No. Name. Examination Centre. Lake, Alec Edward Auckland. Shrimpton,
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