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Table H2—continued. List of the Native Village Schools, with the Attendance of the Pupils, etc.—continued.

_„„,. Number hch00te - belonging at End ot Year 1914. (10 (20 School Boll. Average Number Weekly belonging Number, at End of (Mean of the Year 1916. I Four Quarters.) (3.) (4.) : "' it. M rH _ "si* .Sols (5.) ■gas _ a £i '*- _ « 2 ♦ _ »_ fc &§ Or', — («.) Oromahoe .. .. .. .. 38 Te Teko .. .. . . . . .. j 65 Mangamaunu .. . . . . .. ' II Waitapu... .. .. .. .. 26 Whakarapa . . .. . . .. 85 Kirioko .. .. .. . . .. 43 Nuhaka .. .. ..... .. 104 Mangatuna .. . . .. .. 51 Owhataiti .. . , .. . . 33 Waiotapu . . . , ... . . 58 Waioweka ,. . . . . 41 Ohautira.. . . . . .. . . 23 Ahipara .. .. .. .. .. 106 Pukehena . . . . .. .. 28 Rangiawhia . . . . . . . . 22 TeKopua .. 13 Te Araroa . . . . .. .. 90 Pipiriki . . .. . . .. .. 34 Waimamaku .. . . . . . . 32 Paoroa .. .. . . . . .. j 51 Ruatoki .. .. . . .. .. I 132 Waiorongomai . . .. . . . . 33 Tokomaru Bay .. . . . . .. 77 Karioi .. .. .. .. .. 22 Taomaro . . . . .. . . .. 28 Whangape . . . . . . .. 45 Te Haroto .. . . . . .. 24 Matihetihe . . . . .. .. 19 Kenana .. . . . . . . .. 18 Tokaanu .. .. . . .. .. 67 Pamapuria . . . . . . . . 25 Te Matai.. .. . . .. . . 64 Oruanui .. . . .. .. .. 42 Pukepoto . . . . . . .. 53 Te Pupuke .. . . .. . . 41 Matata . . .. .. . . .. j 29 Rangitahi . . . . . . ... 38 Paparoro.. .. . . .. .. 69 TeWhaiti .. .. .. .. 21 Pawarenga .. . . . . .. 56 RakaunuiJ 1 ) .. . . . . . . 9 Waimiha(») . . . . .. .. 37 33 35 64 65 24 IK 24 27 91 80 47 50 103 110 59 53 31 33 55 55 43 41 19 20 95 100 31 33 20 19 11 II 92 94 31 37 33 41 47 51 145 144 32 34 75 80 29 31 33 30 45 47 23 28 33 31 22 22 58 69 25 26 72 71 24 32 46 51 39 40 25 26 42 41 46 60 12 15 32 42 30 56 15 23 74 43 95 46 28 47 35 17 85 28 16 !i 79 31 34 42 120 28 65 25 25 38 22 24 17 52 19 52 23 37 27 18 28 40 9 27 86-7 86-0 86-6 86-5 86-2 86-1 85-9 85-7 85-6 85-6 85-4 85-1 85-0 84-6 84-5 84-4 84-1 84-1 83-5 83-4 83-1 82-5 82-1 81-6 81-5 81-4 79-1 78-7 78-4 74-3 73-8 73-4 72-8 72-7 71-2 70-3 68-6 66-4 66-2 63-7 Totals for 1915 .. .. .. 5,072 5,072 5,191 5,250t 5,191 5,250t 4,597t 4,597t 87-6-f 87-6t t Totals for 1914 .. .. 4,647 4,647 5,072 5,092t 5,072 5,092t 4,486t 4,486t 88-O-f 88-Of Mission sohools subject to inspection by the Education Department :• — Tokaanu Convent . . .. .. 46 Matata Convent.. .. .. . . 53 Putiki Mission .. .. . . . . 28 62 55 55 58 24 24 62 55 24 55 58 24 51 54 21 51 54 21 92-9 92-8 87-3 92-9 92-8 87-3 Totals for 1915 .. .. , . 127 127 141 137 I II 137 126 126 91-9 91 -9 Totals for 1914 .. .. .. 110 116 127 120 127 120 106 106 89-8 89-8 Boarding-schools affording seoondary oduoation— Q.uoen Viotoria (girls) .. . . . . 49 Turaktna (girls) . . .. . . .. 22 St. Joseph's Convent (girls) . . .. 52 Hukarero (girls).. .. .. .. 77 Te Waipounamu (girls) .. . . . . 24 St. Stephen's (boys) .. .. . . 60 Te Auto (boys) .. .. .. .. 61 Hikurangi College (boys) .. .. . . 29 Otaki Collego .. . . .. .. 53 Sacred Heart Collego .. . . ,. J 2 Auokland Grammar School . , .. 2 Auckland Technical College . . ... 1 Waerengaahika Collego (boys) . . . . 8 45 38 17 20 58 54 77 79 20 21 59 56 62 68 26 29 57 59 li I 45 17 58 77 20 59 62 26 57 6 I 38 20 54 79 21 56 68 29 59 37 18 53 75 19 56 60 26 45 37 18 53 75 19 56 60 26 45 L '.Hi I 87-1 98-2 94-0 90-5 99-0 87-8 94-4 76-1 '.Hi I 87-1 98-2 94-0 90-5 99-0 87-8 94-4 76-1 Totals for 1915 .. . . .. 440 440 42S 404 42S 404 389 389 96-0 96-0 Totals for 1914 .. .. .. 419 410 440 417 417 380 !>!■! 380 911 (') Closenl temporarily third quarter. * In obtaining this percentage the figures representing the average wee I iiken to the first decimal place. t Tho totals do not agree with the figures relating to roll number a reason that tho former represent the average attendance and average re school taken separately, and the latter the mean of tho combined quarterly to (")Cloi veekly roll and (') Closed first quarter. ekly roll and the mean of the n and attendance given in tile n •oil number for the mean of thi itals of all sohools. sod first quarter, the mean of the i average attendance have been avei repo le fi Hiage fitter ort to the four quarte nda ■ M era anci llii, i of ee have be lister, for t each Nati r and attendant 1 roll number to totals of all si-Ih ie given in the ir the mean of t io Is. report to the Minister, for the ;he four quarters of each Native