INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANTS.

Evening Post, Volume LXVII, Issue 23, 28 January 1904, Page 7

INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANTS.

Following are tho results of tho examinatiou in connection with tho Incorporated Institute of Accountants of New Zealand, held in October lost : — Passed as Associates — W. M'Culloch, Napier ; B. A. Moore, Blenheim ; J. F. Stonra, K. W. Hunt, 11. D. Vickery (who obtained highest marks of all candidates hero and in Australia), W. E. Nichol, all of Wellington ; P. Muirhouso, Rangiora ; A. Stewart, H. T. Whittingham, J. Morrison, W. 11. Henry, all of Christchurch ; E. U. Loary and A. Y. Cameron, Duneilin. Partial passes as Associates. — S. O. Chambers and W. II; Hemingway, Auckland ; U. Collins, G. F. Judd, W. S. Wheeler, Wellington ; E. G. Sim, Blonheim; O. W. Sellar, Masterton ; MBruce, Ashburton ; J. B. Beckett and W. E. Best, Christchurch ; J. F. Best, St. Albans ; J. A. Sheriff, Jnvercargill ; and J. G. Anderson, Wanganui. Students. — First class: J. C. Younc, Paimerston North ; (!. 11. Nicholls, 11. K. Thompson, Wellington j P. G. Greenwood, A. 11. Gilby, Christchurch ; .J. S. Wares, Mornington ; It, Wadie, A. Longley, J. G. Clnrk, W. Napthali, Umicdin. Second class : D. A. Kiggs, Wellington, and a Napier student, name not to hand. Thiid class: Rs S. Hclloby. IT. C. Speedy, C. D. M'Larcn, Wellington; P. S. Larcomb, A. K. Drew, Palmerslon North ; C. G. Farrow, Christchurch ; T. Callendcr, J. Fife, Dunedin. Tho prize? given by the Council to students from secondary fchoolo wers awarded as follows: — First prizo O. H. Nicholls. second piize H. K. Thompson, both of Wellington College ; third prize, R. Wadie, Boys' Iligb School, Dunedin.