UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11489, 23 January 1903, Page 6

UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS.

(PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) DTJNEDIN, January 22. The Recess Committee of the Senate mefc »t tho University of Otago. Presents— Professor* Sale {in fhe chair), Shand, Scott, and Cook. The meeting will be concluded on Saturday, w&ea the matriculation -einks trill be announced. The following are tie results of the Junior Scholarship examination of 1902: — 1, T. D. Adams (Boys' High School, Dun-e-din), 4330; 2, W. J. Martyn (Waitaki Boys' High Sohool), 4295; 3, Ada O'Callaghan (limaru tnrls' High School aiii Grrla' High Sobool, Ohxlstohurch), 3949; 4, B. h. Murphy (Hoys High School, Dunedin), 3937; 5, H. G. R. Mason (College, Wellington), 3915; 6, L. H. Harrison (Boy»* High {School, Christchurch), 3885; 7, J. B. Baird (Boys' High School, Invercargfll), 3860; 8, J. S. Monro (Boys High School, Ghrcstchuroh), 3811; 9, R. W. McCuMougb (Boys' High .School, Chrietchurch), 3758;" 10, A. M. FiDlayson (High School, Port Chalmers, and Watt a W Boys' High School), 3754: 11, Minnie I'aierson (Girls' High Sohool Dunedin), 3746; 12, P. C. Kdinondson (Boys' College, Nelson), 3698; 13, E. Caradus (Grammar School, Auckland), 3607; 14, J. G. Craw-ford (Boys' High School, Timaru), 3588; 15, C 31. Gilray (Boye' High exshool, Dunedin), 3579. The following have gained "credit": — C. F. C. Miller (Auckland), 3577; S. T. Evane (Dunedin), oo49; B. J- Jacobs (Wellington), 3485; A. B. Lindsay (Invercargill), 3474; B. L. Ziman (Auckland), 3473; D. jd. Hansen (Auckland), 3455; Mary Alexander (Auckland), 3410; T. B. Purves (Dunedin), 3409; A. Bamford (Wangaoui), 3393; H. Maclean (Dunedin), 3377; W. J. Dunbar (Dunedin), 3374; P. S. Foster (Dunedin), 3362; W. H. Pettit (Nelwn), 3353; E. T. ftoge-rs (Nelson), 3349; Ethel 5. Watte (Auckland), 3313; Alma L. B. Wells ((Jhristchurch), 3287; Isabella B. Griffin (Chxistehurohj, 3262 ; F. A. Kitchingham (Greymout.h), 3244; R. R. Bell (Auckland), 3227; T. W. J. Johnson (Tbam«o, 3220; J. A." Baa-trum (Chnstobu-rch), 5183; Margaret cßonaldson (Timaru); 3180; S. N. Ziman (Auckland), 3162; IC. St. C Farra (Dunedin), 3124; D. Steven (Oamaru). 3111; A. W. Hall (Wellington). 3096; Charlotte G. Harrison (Oamaru), 3033; D. C. H. Florence (Chrietchurch), 3087; Margaret 14.I 4 . Hunt (Timaru), 3086; Isabel E. S. Watson (Wellington), 3035; D. Jemiess (Wellington), 3015; Isabella M. Keith (Christehurch). 2987; Florence B. Orierron (Auckland), 2970; Vera Nicol (Oamaru), 2930; Nora Smythe (Christchurch), 2917; G. P. Keddell (Oamaru); 2903; ,Mary C. Williamson (Wanganui), 2902; Catherine Jamieeon (Wanganui). 2883; C. E. Foweraker (Timaru), 2811: M. J. Gretsson (Christchurch), 2783; Alice M, L. Woolley (Auckland), 2775; F r the! C. Griffin (Ne'leorr). 2759; Grace Wilson (Christolrarch), 2732; P. G. Bamfora (Wangaaui), 2727; R. M. Rutherford (Dunedin), 2697; Etiphemia R. Kean (Wellington), 2692. In addition to the above the following have qualified for matriculation on the junior scholarship examination: —S. H Hay (Dunedin), A. Maedougall (Wellington), W. P. Anderson (Dunedin), C. FRockel (Wanganui), T. D. M. Stout (W*l lingtbn), ,W. E. Shanaban (Auckland), J, Drummond (Napier)i A. F. Howarth (Auckland), C..8; White (Blenheim), Margaret E. Gibbs (Wellington), W. R. Parkinson (Wellington), Rae L. Ziman (Wellington), F t . R. Lankshear (Wellington). G. R. Banwtt (Blenheim), Constance T. Strack (Wanganui), W. G. Borrie (Dunedan), S. Patenson (Dunedin), Matilda J. Monteith (Nelson), F. K. Turnbull (Wan- ! g&nui), Kathteen Heweteon (Nelson), G. S. M. Batham (Wellington), M. D. Kossbotlwun (Dunedin), P. McCaHum (Christchurch), Edith M. Byrne (Christchurcn), J. W, Hannan (Dunedin), H. K. Brooke (Chrietchurch), J. S. Triggs (Christchurch), Dorothy M. Gardner (Dunedin), G. U-. Priest (Christchnrch), S. Eichelbaum (Wei- , lington), W., S. Wright (Timaru), Namoi I. Dallaston (Wellington), Ivy M. Johnstone (Auckland). F. L. N. Thompson (Christcburch), C. V. Freyberg (Wellingiton), D. A. MeMurrich (Wellington). I The follow'in.g have passed the intermediate examination in music:— tL G" Hunt (in three subjects), Etrie. E. Myera (in three subjects), Edith M. Webb (i» t.hre* miTiifictiiV all of Auckland.