MINING AWARDS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 41, 18 February 1939, Page 13

MINING AWARDS.

THAMES EXAMINATIONS

(From Our Correspondent.) THAMES, Friday. The director of the Thames School of Mines, Mr. H. Crawford, received today from the Mines Department the results of the university scholarships and School of Mines examinations. They are as follows:—

Theoretical chemistry, senior: O. H. Marshall, 41 per cent; theoretical chemistry, junior, W. C. Danby, 76; K. M. Galloway, 66; elementary mechanics, O. H. Marshall, 78; ventilation, O. H. Marshall, 71; winding, haulage and pumping, O. H. Marshall, 82; machine drawing, H. E. Cameron. 63; G. Corbett, 73; D. Edwards, 49; W. Gilmer. 55; B. K. Judd, 63; N. J. Kinghan, 47; H. G. Lang, 93; D. McDonnell, 81; R. McKechnie, 47; O.

H. Marshall, 90; J. E. Phillips, 78; G. A. Reddish. 50; A. Whitehead, 92. General and Mining Geology.—O. H. Marshall, 62; land and mine surveying, jO. H. Marshall, 67; mathematics, Drac- , tical, Margaret Ahvinger, 47; W, C. Danby, 68; K. M. Galloway, 64; F. J. Holman, 48; Muffle Jones. 62j Patti Lang, 69; Patricia H. McCarroll, 57; mathematics, senior, O. H. Marshall, 74;! mathematics, junior, Leila Cropp, 44; electricity, senior, 0. H. Marshall, 61; eleehieity, junior, L. C. Cruickshank, 61; R. Holden, 62; A. A. Johnston, 44; C. J. Marshall, 60; A. Whitehead, 43; bullion assaying, T. S. Hoyle, pass. | O. H. Marshall was successful in obtaining a Government School of Mines university scholarship of £50 a year for four years at the Otago University School of Mines.