UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS
SUCCESSFUL WELLINGTON CANDIDATES. The following candidates from Wellington and districts have passed sections "of the LL.B.'lawand professional examination in the subjects specified: — ■ O. A. Berendsen, in Contracts, Property - L (i Evidence, Procedure;" H. G. Brodis, in Property 1., Evidence, Torts ; 1. Davoy, in Contracts, Property 1., Torts; H. L. Harley, in_ Contracts, Property 1., Torts; L. L. Hitchingß, in Property 11., Evidence, Procedure; F. G. Half- Jones, in Contracts, Property 11.,' Evidence; G. C. Jackson, in Contacts, Property 1., Criminal Law, Torts; D. E. C Mackay, in Contracts, Property 1., Evidence; M. H. Mitchell, in Contracts, Property 1., Criminal Law, Torts; J. F. Thompson, in Property L, Criminal Law, Torts; J. D. Vernon, in Contracts, Property 1., Torts; G. G. G. Watson, in' Contracts, Property 1., Torts'; W. E. Waldegrave, in Property 1., Property 11., Evidence, Procedure; F. A. .Wilson, in Contracts, Property 1., Criminal Law, Torts; R. T. Adams, in Contracts, Property 1., Criminal Law, Torts; W. Alexander, in Contracts, Property 1.. Criminal Law, Torts; W. B. Astoiv in Property '11., Torts, Procedure; G. G.-Bell, in Contracts, Property 11., Evidence, 'Procedure; P. B. Broad; in Contracts, Property 1., Criminal Law', Tort's; S. A. Burnett, in Property 1., Criminal Law, Torts; K. S. Caldwell, in Contracts, Property 1., Torts; H. L. Cook, in Contracts, Evidence, Procedure ; A. W. Delamore, in Contracts, Property 1., Evidence, Criminal Law, Torts; F. A. De la Mare, in Procedurp ; S. Eichelbaum, in Contracts, Property 11., Evidence, Procedure; R. P. Greville, 'in Procedure; D. O. Hannan, in. Contracts, Property 1., Criminal Law, Torts; J. W. A. Heenan, in Contracts, Property, 1., Crminal Law, Torts; J. L. C. Hili, in Evidence, Procedure; F. E. Kelly, in Property 11., Evidence; L. M: Liardet, in Contracts, 'Property 1., Criminal Law, Torts; S. M. Macalister, in Property IL, Evidence, Procedure; S. Maoalister, in Property 11., Evidence, Criminal Law, Procedure; J. C. Morrison, in Contracts, Property 1., Evidence, Criminal Law, .Procedure; R. W. M'Connell, in Propeity 1., Evidence, Criminal Law, Torts, Procedure; G. H. Nioholls, in Contracts, Property. l., Evidence, Criminal Law; W. Noble, in Contracts, Property 1., Torts; S. W. Raplej', in Evidence; G. G. Rose, in Contracts, Property 1., Criminal Law, Torts; J. F. B. Stevenson, in Contracts, Property L, Criminal .Law, Torts: E. Stewart, in' Contracts, Criminal "Law, Torts; S. T. Tinney, in Contracts, Property 1., Torts; E. B. Tustin, ' in Contracts, Property 1., Criminal Law,, Torts; H. van Staveren, in Contracts, Property I , Criminal Law, Torts ; T. P. Walshe, in Contracts, Property 1., Criminal. Law, Torts; F. L.-G. West, in Contracts, Property IL, Evidence, Procedure; W. S. R. Wilson, in Contracts, Procedure; E. G. Wright, in Contracts, Property 11., Torts', Procedure; M. C. H. Cheek, 'in Property 11., Evidence, Procedure; E. V. Stace, in Procedure ; •C. S. Chalk, in Contracts, Property IL, Procedure; P. S. Brown, in Property 1., Criminal Law, Torts; H Q. Corbeit, in Contracts, Property 1., Torts; L. W. H. Grace, in Evidence, Criminal Law, Torts, Procedure. Th^e following are to be credited with the subjects specified, provided that they pass in sufficient subjects of the first division :— R. R. Burridge, in Property I.; A. W. , Chapman, in Property II. ; P. B. Cpoke, in Contracts, Property I. ; J. M. Dale, m Property 11., Procedure; J. Hutton, in Contracts; M. H. Oram, in Pro- I perty 11., Procedure; E. M. Sladden, in Contracts, Procedure; J. Snell, in Property I, ; J. M. Tudhope, in Evidence ; I C. M. Rout, in Property IL, Criminal Law. BACHELORS OF LAW. The degree of Bachelor o{ Laws will be conferred upon _ the following on pay- ! ttient of the requisite fee: — Martin Cato | Hillier Cheek, Victoria College; Henry Lawrence Cook, Victoria College; Frpderic Archibald De la Mare, Victoria Col- | le'ge ; Siegfried Eichelbaum, Victoria i College ; Samuel Howard Ellis, Auckland College ; Henry Havolock Hanna, Canterbury College; William Carrol Harley, .Canterbury College ; Cedric Arthur Herman, Canterbury College ; Francis Ed- i ward Kelly, Victoria College; Stanley Morell Macalister, Victoria College; Geoffrey William Douglas Mulgan, Auck- , land College ; George Macfanane Stew- ! art, Auckland College.
The demand for labour in Southland continues brisk, and there are no complaints being heard of scarcity of work. Artisans are still very busy, and unskilled men are eagerly sought after. | Farm workers, sawmill workers, and tiaxmill workers are ixloo being keenly j enquired for. A young man named John Henderson, employed by the Gear Meat Company, was driving alon<? Kelburne-parade on Saturday, when the vehicle overturned aud threw him to the ground. He suetnined a compound fracture of the left leg. and was taken to the hospital, where he is reported to be progressing satisfactorily. Good progress is also being made by John Woods, who fell off a ciaker's cart and sustained concussion of the brain. Tenders are invited by the Waitpmo County Council for metalling about thirtythroe miles "of road in eight Be-paJate contracts. Particulars are Advertised in this usue.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 24, 29 January 1912, Page 8
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