jucecess of Shanghai Entrants for Junior Certificates The examinations for the Junior Cortifieates awarded by the Bducation Department of the London Chamber of Commerce, of which the ish Chamber of Commerce the local centre, were held in the latter's offices on June 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, and 20, this year, Nine boys from the Public School for Boys originally entered for the examinations, but owing to depart. ture of some for Europe and to the fact that one or two had secured employment, only three candidates finally entered. These three can didates did remarkably well,, and their success reflects the highest credit on those responsible for their tuition. Two of the boys gained the full certificate, and one, a Ruse sian, passed in every subject exjeept English, which he has-only been studying for two years.
The results were as follows:—
F. I. Bojeren, ago 1: Dise tinetion?—Book-keeping, and Elements of Commerce; "Passed:—in Arithmetic, Commercial Geography, and English, Commercial History, French and Handwriting.
A. A, Goldberg, 15: Dis tinction:—Arithmetic,—Commereiat History and Elements of Commerce; Passed:—in Book-keeping,, Commer= cial Geography, English and French, S. Solomaniuck, age 17: Dis" tinction:—Commercial Geography, Commercial History and Elements of Commerce; " Passeid:—Arithmeti Book-keeping, French and Hand: writing, 4
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