UNIVERSITY DEGREES. THE NOVEMBER EXAMINATION.

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 48, 26 February 1908, Page 8

UNIVERSITY DEGREES. THE NOVEMBER EXAMINATION.

UNOFFICIAL RESULTS. Yesterday cable advice was received by the university authorities giving the results of the November examination for New Zealand University degrees. As the authorities, however, have made ;v practice of declining to give to the press cabled information, the results stated below are unofficial and probably incomplete. So far as we have been abie-,to ascertam'tfie following Wellingten . candidates have passed : — M.A- Degree — Allan Macdougall (with first-class honours), S. Eichelbaum (second-class), J. W. Holt (second-class), £).'" Jenness (first-class), iVtiss Bruce (third-class). I. .Senior Scholarship Mental Science — father Bartley, of St. Patrick's ColJe'ge staff and a student of Victoria College. 8.A., Final Section— Miss F. Smith, ■Miss G. M. Cook, G. V. Bogle, Ivor Davey, W. Foster, Father Graham, F. ■ ,i\V. S. Hartley, M. H. Oram. First Section — Miss K. M'lntosh, L. Short, G. W. Reid, W. J. M'Eldowney, H. T. "Skinner, J. M. Tudhope, M. Hogben, P. J. O'Regan, G. H. Gibb, J. Johnson, L. W. P. Reeve, J. Richmond. ' LL.B. Degree — Second Section. — David Smith. T. 'N. Holmden. First Section. — A. Kennedy, A. Paterson. B.Sc. Degree — First Section. — N. ißarkas. S. N. Ziman, of Auckland, who was recently chosen as Rhodes Scholar, secured his M.Sc. degree with first-class honours in Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, and third-class honours . in Physics. D. E. Housen (Auckland) and A. M. Finlayson (Dunedin) are reported to have been placed equal^ for tho 1851 Science Exhibition. Aldridge, an Auckland student, gained jo less than three senior scholarships. This is a phenomenal performance.