YEOMEN’S WORLD.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 242, 11 September 1929, Page 11

YEOMEN’S WORLD.

Mrs and Miss Bagnall have gone to Wellington for a few days. Miss Sanderson, of Auckland, is at present staying with Mrs Ewing. Mr and Mrs J. P. Mcßae have returned to Kai Iwi. The death occurred on Sunday at Wellington of Mrs Duignan, widow of the late Mr Richard Duignan, who was for so many years in business in Thorndon. The late Mrs Duignan, who was 84 years of was formerly Miss Ridley, of Christchurch. She leaves a famiiy of one son, Mr Richard Duignan, and two daughters, Mesdames .B. Weybourne and Hambley, both of Wellington. A well-known figure in educational circles in Auckland, Mrs Sarah Anne Moore-Jones, founder of the. Ladies’ College, Remuera, died on Saturday at the advanced age of 91 years. Mrs Moore-Jones was born in London, and trained at Cheltenham Ladies’ College. She was a member of the Royal College of Preceptors, London. Later, she was mistress of Kensington School. She was married to the late Mr David Moore-Jones, and came to New Zealand with the family in 1884. She was at first employed under the Education Board, but 27 years ago she founded the Ladies’ College, of which she was principal until her retirement about eight years ago. One son lives in Auckland end another is at Fiji. The eldest son, the late Mr Horace Moore-Jones, a well known artist, lost his life while bnavely attempting to assist in rescue work at a fire in Hamilton. Two daughters have conducted the Ladies’ College at Remuera since the retirement of their mother from the active work of principal. LADIES’ GOLF. BOGEY COMPETITIONS. Bogey competitions were played by members of the Ladies’ Golf Club on the Manawatu links yesterday the best scores returned being:— A grade.—Miss N. Innes (15), 2 up; Miss Ekstedt (15), 3 down; Miss N. Moore (9), 5 down. B grade.—Mrs J. Grant (22). 3 down ; Mrs B. Jacobs (17), 4 down; Mrs J. W. Rutherfurd (25), 5 down.

The junior competition, over 14 holes, was won by Miss L. Millar, 101—12 — 89.

LADY SWIMMER

MISS ENA STOCKLEY IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY. Sept. 10. Miss Ena Stockley, the New Zealand swimmer, arrived to-day by the Ulimaroa. She stated that she was delighted to think that she was going to live in Sydney. Miss Stockley expects to take part in the coming swimming championships.

(By “GERMAINE.”)

MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS. TRINITY COLLEGE RESULTS. LOCAL SUCCESSES. Successful Palmerston North and district candidates in the practical examinations conducted by Mr Egerton Lowe for the London Trinity College of Music are as follow: — PIANOFORTE. Associate.—Zena King (Miss Rawlins) 73. Higher Local.—Dorothy Webb (Miss Rawlins) 70; Ivy Williams (Miss Williams) 64. Senior.—Molly Oakley (Miss Rodgers) 85 (honours) ; Donald Morris (Miss Bartlett) 82 (honours) ; Rena Penman (Miss Rawlins) 80 (honours); , Joyce Bonnett (Mrs Castleton) 75; Grace Taylor (Miss Rawlins) 75; Beryl Oakley (Miss Rodgers) 75; Francis Judd (Miss Aim) 74; Myrtle Locke (Miss Aim) 74; Maisic Pratt (Miss Corke) 71; Ruihi Lovelock (Miss Raw- , lins) 71; Dorothy Lampard (Miss Williams) 70; Edna Smith (Miss Rawlins) 69; Jennie Priest (Miss Rawlins) 66; Dora Hausmann (Mrs Attwood) 64; Jean Campbell (Miss Muirhead) 63 ; Isobel Simpson (Miss Rawlins) 63; Winifred Hutchins (Mrs Attwood) 62. Intermediate.—Dorothy Oakley (Miss Rodgers) 80 (honours) ; Joan Russell (Miss Rodgers) 76; Catherine Borritt (Miss Bartlett) 77; Janet Howell (Miss Bartlett) ( 73; Mollie Mouldey (Miss Sinclair) 73; Joan Hood (Miss Rodgers) 72; Joe Howarth (Miss Goughian) 65; Iris Carmichael (Mrs Castleton) 65; Joyce Ronton (Mrs Attwood) 63. j Junior.—Elizabeth Russell (Miss I Rodgers) 84 (honours), Olivia Stenberg (Miss Rodgers) 84 (honours), Dorothy Mathieson (Miss Hansen) 82 (honours), Yvonne Rapley (Miss Rodgers) 80 (honours), Zealie Petrie (Mrs Attwood) 78, Marjorie Morris (Miss Bartlett) 76, Joan Batty (Miss Bart--1 lett) 75, Mona Baldwin "(Mrs Attwood) 74, Dulcie Pederson (Mrs Attwood) i 73; Joan Kelly (Miss Williams) 72, Frances Honore (Miss Rawlins) 71, Agnes Steedman (Mrs Attwood) 70, ’ Merv.vn Wilkin (Miss Coughlan) 69, ‘ lone Kendon (Mrs Kendon) 69, Claire Lampard (Miss Williams) 68, Edith Titshall (Miss Pinfolds) 67, Joseph Oliver (Mrs Attwood) 65. Preparatory.—Marion Stenberg (Miss Rodgers) 90 (honours), Margaret Matthews (Miss Bartlett) 84 (honours), Joan Graham Paton (Mrs Patou) 83 (honours), Marjorie Snelling (Mrs Attwood) 81 (honours), Louise Schultz (Miss Butler) 81 (honours), Barbara Farraher (Mies Bartlett) 80 (honours), ! Nellie Stidolph (Miss Rawlins) 80 (honours), Gwen Smith 75, Lorna Beattie (Miss Pinfold) 75. Lilian McCall (Mr East) 75. Gladys Body (Mrs Attwood) 74, Frank Hutchins (Mrs Attwood) 71, June Oliver (Mrs Attwood) 71, Freda Pye (Miss Arthur) 69. Joan Cronin : (Miss Bartlett) 68, Enid Kendon (Mrs Kendon) 67. First Steps.—Stella Munro (Miss Bartlett) 95, Basil Denson (Miss ' Goughian) 86, Louis Patten (Miss Coughlan) 78. Edward Christmas (Mrs Telford) 78, Joyce Ramsay (Miss Rawlins) 77. VIOLIN. Associate.—Beryl Bartlett (Mrs R. Law) 76. Senior.—Thora Bovis (Miss Hankin) 67. Iptermediate.Pavid Mitchell (Miss Hankin) 82 (honours); George Ram (Miss Coughlan) 82 (honours); Monica Lynch (Miss Hankin) 75; Collin Zimmerman (Miss Coughlan) 73. Junior. —Freda Doherty (Miss Coughlan) 85 (honours); Jean Campbell (Miss Hankin) 80 (honours); George •Turner (Miss Hankin) 77; Raymond Chandler (Miss Cougliian) 73. 1 Preparatory. —Elsie Abbott (Miss Hankin) 84 (honours); Yvonne D’Aroux (Miss Hankin) 83 (honours); Trevor Burden (Miss Coughlan) 61. I ELOCUTION. Intermediate—Weldon Whelan (Miss ’ Eldred) 72; Bernard Tremaine (Miss . Eldred) 70; Gordon Oates (Miss El- . dred) 67. if Junior. —Ola Williams (Miss Eldred) 75. THEORY RESULTS. The results of the theory examinations are as follow : Art of Teaching.—Lorna Sinclair, licentiate, (Convent) 70 (honours); Thelma Hastings, licentiate, (Miss Rawlins) 70 (honours); Nellie Field, associate, (Miss Rawlins) 73 (honours!; Daphne Harvey, associate, (Convert) 71 (honours); Evelyn Trass, associate, (Convent) 70 (honours), Advanced Intermediate. —Viola Paterson' (Miss Rawlins) 76, Ita Wischnewsky (Convent) 71, Sheila Moriarty (Convent) 68. Intermediate. —Rosemary Tottman (Convent) 92 (honours), Hilda Cunninghame (Miss Emmett) 89 (honours), Thora Rodden (Miss Emmett) 86 (honours), Eileen Burne (Miss Emmett) 85 (honours), Edna Lewin (Convent) 83 (honours), Constance Cooksley (Miss Corke) 81 (honours), Alice Jackson (Miss Woodfield) 77, Gladys Stratton (Miss Emmett) 74, Ruth Skerman (Convent) 71, Mavis Trevvick (Convent) 61. | Advanced Junior. —Grace Taylor (Miss Rawlins) 89 (honours), Reitna Penman (Miss Rawlins) 80 (honours). Juniors. —Winifred Hutchins (Mrs Attwood! 98 (honours), Nora Croad (Convent) 95 (honours), Catherine j Borrett (Miss Bartlett) 94 (honours), ' Louis Hemming, sen., (Mrs Attwood) 80 (honours); Dulcie Petersen (Mrs Attwood) 80 (honours), Walter BridenJones (Mrs Castleton) 69. Preparatory. —Joseph Oliver (Mrs Attwood) 99, Janet Howell (Miss Bartlett) 97; Mary Woodroffe 96; Betty Clapham (Convent) 95; Ethne Johnson (Mrs Attwood) 91; Zealie Petrie (Mrs Attwood) 90, Ormond Creed (Miss Bartlett) 88, Joan Batty (Miss Bartlett) 85, Margaret Matthews (Miss Bartlett) 83, Joyce Renton (Mrs Attwood) 81, Frank Hutchins (Mrs Attwood! 81, Frank Hutchins (Mrs Attwood) 81, Noleen O’Shea (Convent) 76, Monica Fa ire (Convent) 76, Ada Cope (Convent) 68.

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