OTAGO MEDICAL SCHOOL

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21386, 31 January 1935, Page 12

OTAGO MEDICAL SCHOOL

♦ NAMES OF ACCEPTED CANDIDATES CHKISTCHIRCH SUCCESSES (FRK.I ASSOCIATION TILHGIAM.) DUNEDIN, January 30. The following 58 students have been accepted for the second year -course at the Otago Medical School, leaving only two of the remaining 25 candidates sitting for the special examination to be accepted:— A. D. Adams. Lower Hutt. Denis Newton Allen, New Plymouth. Alexander Godfrey Armitage, Remuera. John W. Avery. Dunedin. Katherine C. Begg, Dunedin. .ftleynell F. H. Blair, St. Albans. Alexander W. H. Borrie, Dunedin. John J. Bourke, Palmerston North. George N. Brovvnlee, Remuera. Irene" G. Bunford, Timaru. Eric D. Burnard, Gisborne. Cyril T. Collins, Lower Hutt. Lan E. Coop, Port Levy. Richard Henry Dawson, Riccarton. Desmond J. Doyle, Dunedin. Charles P. Feliham, Raetihi. Richard J. Feltham, Raetihi. George Delacv Fenwick, Auckland. Rodcric G. Stuart Ferguson, Remuera. Colin C. Foote, Wcstpcrt. Thomas G. Fox, Hastings. John M. Fraser, Wadestown. Harold H. Gilberd, Hamilton. H. J. Gosset, Sumner. Richard M. Irwin, Christchurch. Norris R. Jefferson, Te Awamutu. John A. Keeling. Auckland. George H. Levien, Auckland. John Douglas Lough, Papanui. George I. Louisson, Shirley. Robert G. Macdonald. Invercargill. Anthony H. Marsh, Devonport, Alison Jean Marshall, Dunedin. John Forbes Menzies. Whangarei. H. E. Moller, Dunedin. Norma M. Morey, Wellington. Anne Helen Morgan, Feilding. Victor R. McGeorge, Dunedin. Eric M. Nanson, Cust. J. R. M. Nicholson. Invercargill. Michael N. Olirer, Marton. Rudolf G. Perseler, Ph.D. (N.Z.). Frederick C. Platts, Frankton Junction. Louis Robinson. Heme Bay. Alexander M. Rutherford, 'Dunedin. Bruce W. Rutherford, Stratford. Jean Mary Sandel, Taumarunui. John T. Shearer, Dunedin. Louis Percy Simmons. Whangarei. David H. Solomon, Kelburn. James K. Steward, Christchurch. Sidney Allan Struthers. Kelburn. Edward Sydney Thodey. Wellington. Robert L. Thompson. Invercargill. Alan S. Turner, Napier. Henry J. Wales, Christchurcn. Vivian lan E. Whitehead, Palmerston North. Henry E. Windle, Gore. READMISSION REFUSED IfRISS ASSOCIATION TILCllllll.) DUNEDIN, January 30. It was reported to a special meeting of the Otago University Council that more than 20 students who began their course last year will not be readmitted to the Medical School. The report stated that 83 applications had been received for admission to the second year classes; of these applicants, 53 had passed their medical intermediate examination or its equivalent and would be accepted. Four had probably complied with the requirements of the examination and on verification would also be accepted. One applicant was not qualified. Twenty-five were sitting for the special examination; of these, three who obtained the most, satisfactory results .would be accepted.