UNIVERSITY NEWS.

Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 19391, 17 August 1928, Page 12

UNIVERSITY NEWS.

NEW ZEALAND SUCCESSES. (JBOU OTO OWH COBRBSPOOTKHT.) LONDON, July 13. Two New Zealanders who have taken the examination for the LL.B. degree, Cambridge Univereity,. are Kenneth G. r. Bloomfield and J. B. Elliott (both of' Auckland and of Trinity Hall). Each has taken Class HI. At the congregation of the Senate, Cambridge University, on June 16th, I. C Horton (Trinity Hall) and N. Hawken (Imanuel College and Hawera) Sink for the ordinary B.A degree. The Tripos Lists contained the names of some successful New Zealanders mcludiog :-Law Tripos, Part £., DiviSonll : C. S. Harcourt (Pembroke College and Wanganui): Part 1., DmsLli.: N. M. -1M Cs«f Hgl and Wanganui): Class m.:iS. DKundell (Trinity Hall and Welling°The Historical Tripos, Part 11., Class II Division II: Kenneth B. Myers (Cains College and Auckland). Historical Tripe* Part 1., Class HL, Division II.: R. D. Horton (Trinity Hall and Auckland). H. H. Elworthy (Trinity Hall) was allowed Principal Subjects, History I. and H and one Subsidiary Subject m Group 1.. HistoricalTTipos. _ . Natural Sciences Tripos, Part U., Class H.: D.. B. McGavin (Trinity College and Wellington). Geographical Tripos, Part 11., Class • HI.: A J. L, Sadlier (Emmanuel College'and Nelson). English Tripos, Part 1., New Regulations. Class JX, Division H: D. O. W. Hall (Jesus College and Wanganti). Congregations were held at Cambridge on June 19th, when a large number of degrees -were conferred. New Zealanders in the list incl"ded: B ; A.— by proxy—D. B. McGavin (Trinity), K. B Meyers (Gonville and Cains). LL^B.—by proxy—J. B. Elliott and J 0. J. Malfroy (Trinity Hall); in person: K. G. R. Bloomfield. B.A.— by proxy—H. 8. Buckland (Jesus College and Dnnedin); A. J. L.. Sadlier (Emmanuel College).