THE UNIVERSITY.
AWARD OF SCHOLARSHIPS. [the rasas dfaui B«vk«,] WELLINGTON, May 14,. The Senate of the New Zealand University to-day awarded Scholarships as follows: 1661 Exhibition Scholarship. E. F. Thompson (Canterbury). Post-Ghra4uate ftoHolarsaips in Science. J. W. Harding (Victoria). G. J. Williams (Otfcgo). Free P**B***fl. Joan Stevens (Otago), A. H. McDonald (Auckland). J. W. Harding (Victoria). E. F. Thompson (Canterbury), J. Williams (Auckland)., Mr Ernest Freeman Thompson, M.Sc, assistant curator of the Canterbury Museum, has been Awarded the 1351 Exhibition Research Scholarship by the Senate of the University of New Zealand. The scholarship is of the value of £l5O a year, and tenOibie for two years at a British University. Open for competition among students from the four Affiliated University Colleges, it is awarded to the student whe gives distinct evidence of a capacity £oi> original research. Mr Thompson graduated M.Sc. with first-class honours in aoology from Can> terbury' College, and was capped last week. He has also been granted a free passage to England. He expects to enter a Scottish University, probably the University of Edinburgh.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19928, 15 May 1930, Page 10
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