SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SOLDIERS.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16543, 7 June 1919, Page 10

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SOLDIERS.

AWARDS TO NEW ZEALANDERS. (PRKB3 ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.)' WELLINGTON, Juno 6 It was announced by Headquarters of .tho N.Z.E.F. in London a few weeks ago that ccrtain scholarships had been awarded to New Zealand soldiers. These .scholarships are tenable at British Universities, and their holders wil] hay© exceptional opportunities to acquire knowledge in their choscn branches? The scholarships awarded up to April Bth were as follows: — Cpl. E. W. Armstrong, W.1.R., urcbitecturo: 2nd-Liput. L. C. H. Averil], A-Z.R-8., .medicine; 2rid-Lient. G. H. Battorsby, M.G.C., engineering; T.-Capt. F. "W. Baxter, X.Z.D., arta degree course; T.-Warrant Offi- j ccr C. L. Bennet, A.l.fi., .arts degree couroo; 1 Sapper It. JI. Bruce, N;Z.E.,' cfiemietry and : metallurgy; Pte. P. W. Burbidgo, N.Z.R.8., research physics; Pte. G. Clieckley, N.Z.H.C., wrehitecture; 2nd-Lieut. W. H. Cocker, 0.1.8., economics and civics; Serg4. L. J. C'omrio, J1.Z.K.8., science; Sgt, J. B. CondC.1.R., research in economics; Capt. E. J. Fawcett, C.I.R.- agriculture; S.-Sgt. F. V,'. Foster, N.Z.M.C., forestry; Cpl. C. E. Foweraker, N.Z.M.C., botany; Secretary A. Gillies, Y.M.C.A., medicine; Lieut. H. <k>Tßon, C.1.K., science; T.-Capt. ~W. S. Hill, W.1.K., agriculture; L.-Cpl. J. B. Hogg, ecioncer Sgt. W. N. Isaac, D.E.C., nrta; T.-Capt. L. J. Ivory, N.Z.FfA., doctor of philosophy; 2nd-Lieut. N. A. Jory, 0f.Z.R.8., medicine; Gunner I. H. MaoTjean, K.Z.F_\., medicine; 2nd-Lieut. To . Houheru Martin, A.S.C., forestry; Pte. H. li. Mawey, architecture; T.-Sgt. A. P. Morgan, N.Z.D.C., architecture; Pte. H. C. McCarthy, N.Z.IT.C., engineering; Sgt. B. Mclntyie, 0.R.M., agriculture; T.-Sgt. D. _ McLeod, W.1.R.. art and engineering; Major A. A. McNab, N.Z.R.8., law; Capt. Natuech, , CJ.B., architecture; Sgt. M. G. Pezaro, ; A.I.Sh medical course; 2nd-Lieut. W. J. Piatt, N.Z.5.8., history and economics; T.Sgt. H. E. Reynolds, English and classics; liieut. R. G. Ridling. N.Z.R.8., agriculture; Cpt. N. Robertson, N.Z.R.8., civil engineering; Lieut. M. J. Scott, N.Z.R.8., agriculture; Lieut. H. V. Searl, A.1.R., natural science; Lieut. B. Simmers, 0.1. R., civil engineering; Lieut. C. M. Smith, M.G.C., forestry and economics; T.-Sgt. N. H. Smith, 37.Z.M.C., mathematics; Lieut. R. B. Steele, M.G.C., forestry and agriculture; Pte. R. A. Sutherland, 0.1. R., electrical engineering and ecienco; Pte. A. B. Taylor, N.Z.H.C., arts; Capt. F. A. Taylor, A.1.8., modern languages; T.-Warrant Officer W. H. Udy, N.Z.F.A., science; Driver G. V. Wild, N.Z.F.A., agriculture; T.-Warrant Officer H. J. Wilson, 'N.Z.E., scientific work; 2ndLieut. F.-W. Lang,-A.1.8., medicine.