The following Otagy cuididates have passed the teachers' examination : Glass E — Mary Alexander, Benjamin Bdgley, Annabella Brown, Jane Brunton, Violet Dench, MaryDickson, Helen Gibb, Alexander Gow, Kite Hannah, Jessie Hewat, Eliza Jones, Janet King, Muriel Macdonnell, Alexander M'Duff, Elizube^h M'Lean, William Maxwell, Jane Ralston, Margarot Reid, Minnie Urie, Isabella Walker, and Mary Woods. Partial piss for E— Annie Barnett, Andrew Chesncy, Andrew Davidson, James Donald, Eleanor Fowler, Mar garet Hegarty, Maria M'Callurn, Sarah M'Kellar, Grace M'Lean, Mary M'Ly mont, Mary Millar, Marion Moore, Ellen Palmer, Anna Robertson, Muy Shore, Ruth Simmons, Robert Stenhouso, Davjcj Strachau, Jane Thomson, Catherine Graves.
CHRISTCHURCH. February 24.
The Supreme Court was occupied all day with the case of William Stonyer, who was found guilty of obtaining L35O by false pretences from Eliza Agnea Dixon, and was sentenced to 12 months' hard labor. The infanticide case is the only one left on the list. It begins to-« morrow. Mr H. W. Perryman was elected chair man of the Lyttelton Harbor Board to day. She heaviest sea known at Lyttelton for many years was experienced last night and early this morning, A fresh south west breeze blew yesterday afternoon, but died away at night, and was followed by a he ivy sea. No damage of conse quence was done to the shipping. Some hundreds of tons of stuff was washed away at the reclaimed land below Sumner Road bathing sheds, near Dampier's Bay, with a wooden pioteotive feitce aud & stone breakwater.
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