UNIVERSITY SENATE.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 26, 31 January 1907, Page 4

UNIVERSITY SENATE.

MEDICAL EXAMINATION RESULTS. [BY TELEGRAPH.— FBES3 ASSOCIATION.] CHR-ISTCHURCH, 30th Jan. At the University Senate to-day the Medical Committee submitted its report. The following passed the intermediate examination : — M. Collie, I. B. Dugleby, D. E. Fenwick, J. XL Hyde, W. P. Johnston, D. G. Macpherson, H C. Tait, A. D. Nelson, T. G. Short, L. H. Whetter, H. L. WidSdowson, W. B. Wishart. ff. CCallaghan will also be recorded as Jhgving passed on forwarding to the Registrar the required certificates. The following passed in the subjects specified: — P. A. Aiuagh, in inorganic Chemistry; G. V. Boyle, in physics and organic chemistry ; A. W. P. Brookfield, in physics and inorganic chemistry ; % J. E. K. Brown in inorganic chemistry ; W. A. Dunn, in inorganic chemistry ; — . Hoby, in physics, biology, and organic chemistry; R. B. P. Monson, in physics, biology, and organic chemistry; M. Ram. in biology; It. D. Robertson, in physic*, inorganic chemistry, and organic chemistry ;. W. Stewart, \n biology, inorganic chemistry, and organic chemistrvj C. L. Will, in biology; I. M. Milenzis will ba recorded a* having 1 pas* '«d in biology, and J. F. G. Richards in physics, inorganic chemistry, and organic chemistry, on forwarding 1 the required certificatee. The committee recommended thai the following be recorded as having passed ihe first professional examination: — D. J. M. Dunbar, P. S. Poster, V. D. Griff en, H, H. Hay, T. W. J. Johnston, W. ff.i D. M'Kee, G. M. H. Osborne, W. H, Pettit, D Steven. The following passed in anatomy :— L. Hector, A. If. Mo ugh ton. The committed recommended that the following be recorded as having passed the second professional examination : — S. f. V. Brown, J. G. Crawford, P. L. oote, L. A. Line, E. T. Rogers, F. A. Sc*nnell, Maudft T. Shand, R. A. Shore, A, C. Thomson. T. Harrison will be recorded aa having passed on forwarding Certificates. The following are recorded as having passed in the subjects specified : — J. J. Eade in materia medica, medical jurisprudence, and public hearth ; A. Friedlander in materia medica and pathology ; I. N. Spedding in materia medica, medical jurisprudence, and public health. The committee recommended that the following be recorded as having passed the third professional examination : — R. A. Bigley, R. W. Baron, J. R. Cross, A. R. Green, J. P. Hastings, W. H. Clifford, P. J. S. Wilson, Tntere VVi Repa, J. Mc_K. Withers. The committee recommended that the following be appointed examiners for the intermediate and professional examinations in medicine, and that applications be invited from medical men in New Zealand for the positions of joint ntsmiiters in anatomy and physiology : —Biology, Professor Thomas, Auckland ; pnysics. Professor Shand, Dunedin 5 inofganic chemistry. Professor Evans, Uhristchurch ; organic chemistry, Professor EasterfiEW, Wellington ; anatomy, Professor Scott, Dunedin; physiology, Professor Malcolm, Dtuiedin ; pathology, Dr. W. S. Roberts, Dunedin and Dr. B. H. MakgiH, Wellington; materia medica, Dr. E. E. Blotnfield, Dnnedin, and Dr. E. H, Alei^pder, Dtuiedin ; medical jurisprudence and public health, Dr. F. Ogston, Dunedin, and Dr. H. de Lantour, Dunedin ; surgery and clinical surgery, Dr. L. E. Barnett, Dunedin, and Dr. T. Hop 6 Lewis, Auckland ; medicine and clini«il medicine, Dr. D. Colquhoan, Dunedin, and Dr. W. Fell, Wellington; medical and surgical anatomy, Dr. L. E. Barnett, Dunedin, and Professor Scott, Dunedin ; midwifery and diseases of Women, Dr. F. C. Batchelor, Dunedin, «nd Dr. Moorhonse, ChristchurcS. with regard to the application from the holder of a certificate from the New South Wales Dental Board for the recognition of this certificate for the purposes of registration as a dentist in Jfew Zealand, the committee was of the opinion that such recognition would be contrary to the stattttes of this tJrriversity 3«d the regulations made under the Dentists Act, 1904. In connection with that matter ft» eotuttrittee recommended that a standing advisory committee be appointed to act wilb the registrar in considering such applications as might be made. The report was adopted.