THE UNIVERSITY.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 78, 4 April 1910, Page 3

THE UNIVERSITY.

MEETING OF THE SENATE. RESULTS OF EXAMINATIONS. The Senate of the University of New Zealand held its April special meeting on Saturday afternoon in the board room of the New Zealand Institute. There were present : The Chancellor (Sir Robert Stout), Professor J. Macmillan Brown (Christchurch). Professor J. Rankine Brown (Wellington), the Rev. Mr Cameron (Dunedin), Professor Ghilton (Christchurch), the Hon. Dr. Collins (Wellington), the Rev. W. A. Evans (Wellington), Mr. G. XI. Hogben (Wellington), Mr. H. F. yon Haast (Wellington), Professor R. Scott (Christchurch), Professor' Shand (Dunedin). The senate met chiefly to consider and confirm" tho reports ot the examiners in England on the last November examinations. , SCHOLARSHIPS. Mr. C M. Stubbs, of Canterbury College, was nominated, on the recommendation of the English examiners, as the 1851 Exhibition Science Scholar for 1910. The following were awarded Senior* Scholarships : — 'Auckland — 'Mary E. ClaTke (English), Kate V. Edgerley (botany), W. A. Gray (p«t« mathematics) ; Victoria— R. H. Biggar (Latin), Bertha I. L. Reeve (applied mathematics), S. T. C.Sprott (Greek); Canterbury—Alice M. F. Candy (economics), Kdith A. Jackson (heat), Helen P. Leversedge (French) ; Otago— H. XL Budd (electricity and geology), Gladys M. Cameron (zoology), Bertha Xluller (German), J. H. Murdoch (English), Agnes C. Wix (heat). APPLICATIONS. Ad application of a graduate in mining engineering to have his work counted to credit towards a medica) course, as in the case of B-A. or B.Sc. courses, .was granted. The senate refused to grant permission to a New Zealander, now resident in South Africa, to sit for the matriculation examination in Rhodesia. The senate also refused the application of a graduate in dental surgery of the University of Pennsylvania to be certified for registration in New Zealand, on the ground that the interpretation placed on the regulations dealing with foreign diplomas at the last annual meeting excluded the applicant's diploma. It was pointed out that the Dentists Act distinctly provided an examination for such cases of refusal. OTHER MATTERS. Owing to the absence of Mr. W. Izard, of Christchurch, Professor Salmond was appointed examiner in the legal examinations in property, part 1, for May, 1910. The select-ion of special campaigns under the subject "Military Science," as recently prescribed for B.A. was left to the Wellington members of the Military Science Committee. LOCAL SUCCESSES. Following is a list of the local successful candidates at the last November examinations: — Honours in Arts and M.A. T. A. Gilbert, third class honours in Lit in and English W. P. P. Gordon, second class honours in Mental Science. Elsie M. Johnson, first class honours in English and French. R. Kennedy, first-class honours in Mental Science. Euphemia E. Law, first class honours In Latin and French. H. W. Monaghan, second class honours in Mental Science. Isabel Neilson, second class honours in English and German. Clara C. H. Rockel, second class honours in Latin and German. C. H. Taylor, second class honours in Political Science: Honours in Science and M.Sc. Mary R. Barkas, second class honours in Chemistry. Senior Scholarship. R. H. Biggar, in Latin. Bertha- 1. L. Reeve, in Applied Mathematics. S. T. C. Sprott, in Greek. Bachelor of Music (First Examination). . Margaret F. Dale. Bachelor of Arts (First Section). Constance Bartlett, F. J. Beechev, Winifred H. Bell, Emmie Billens, Elsie XL Bland, C. G. XI. Boyce, H. F. Brock, Ellen C. Casey, Eliza R. Edwards, Margaret C. R. Fell, Xorma E. Fogelberg, Leonora J. Frayne, A. Gow, Xlary J. Gow, Elsie D. Graham, F. G. Hall-Jones, H. C. Hewlett; Ellen J. Hunt, Nora G. Isaac, H. W. Jackson, Harriett* XI. Jenkins, B. XL Kibblewhite, L. P. Leary, Mary C. Xlackay, Xlary E. E. Xlurray, ilary B. XfKenzie, Alice XI. Palmer, Leila E. J. Pemberton, Ellen Pigott, G. A. Robbie, A. H. Robinson, Fanny L. Ross, Gwendoline XL yon T. Saxon, H. H. Sutton. Bachelor of Arts /Final Section). — R. H. Biggar, F. C. Bowler. Jessie XI. Butler, J. G. T. Castle, Florence W. Cooke, Olive V. Haddrell, Ethel XI. B. Hall, J. H. Lynskey, G. W. Xlorice, J. Ogg, A. J. Papps, Piata H. Park, Eva M. Pickering, J. C. Pope, Bertha I. L. Reeve, C. Reiliy, J. Snell, S- T. C. Sprott, J. E. Thwaites. Bachelor of Science (Final Section). — P. W. Burbidtre, T. L. Lancaster, Leila E. Levi, J. C. Xl'Dowall, G. H. Roberteon. Bachelor of Science (Final Section). — T. Rigg, R. E. Rudman. Bachelor of Commerce (First Section of first examination). — J. L. Griffin. Bachelor of Commerce (Final). — G. W. Reid. Bachelor of Laws (Section).— F. O. V. 'Acheson, W. B. Aston, P. B. Broad, A. D. Brodie, K. S. Caldwell, H. L. Cook, H. H- Dean, J. W. Dowling, Lucilla B. Duigan, A. T. Duncan, S. Eichelbaum, T. D. H. Hall, C. A. Hendry, J. XI'L. Hogben, F. E. Kelly, A. D. Lynch, E. Lyon, L. J. Xlackersey, E. O. Xlousley, G. H. Nicholls, XL H. Oram, A. H. Powell, R. H. Quilliam, J. Raine, W. J. Robertson, J. W. Rutherfurd, W. J. Sim, A. XI. Thomson, E. B. Tustin, H. Van Staveren, F. L.-G. West, H. Williams, V. B. Willis, E. G. Wright. Bachelor of Laws (Final). — F. P. Kelly, R. Kennedy, H. G. R. Mason, B. E. Xlurphy.