’VARSITY EXAMINATIONS

Evening Star, Issue 20674, 23 December 1930, Page 17

’VARSITY EXAMINATIONS

COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTANCY RESULTS The following Otago candidates have passed in the subjects indicated :—-L bookkeeping, etc.; 2, mercantile law L; 3, economics; 4, mercantile law II.; o, auditing; (i, bookkeeping, etc., 11-; » rights and duties of trustees; S, bankruptcy; 9, joint stock companies:— BACHELOR OF COMMERCE. 11. P. Aitken, 1,4, 7; J. N. Allan, 2,8; J. J. Hall, 2.5, 7,8; A. K. Ibbotson, 1, 8. 9; A. 0. Melville, 8,4; T. H. Allies, i, S; N. A\h Robson, 2, 8; D. Al. Roche, 1; P. F. Scully, 7, 8; It. G. Stark. 4, '6. Final.—F. Cooke, 5. The following have passed contingent upon passing in one other subject of groups 1. or 11. : J. F, Fleming. 8; J. W. Hayward. 7; E. 0. Hunter’, 2; C. N. Smith, 2; H. W. West, 8. ACCO U.XTA NC Y PROFESS fONA L. The following candidates have passed in the subjects indicated: — Dunedin.—C. At. Abernethy, 5,9; W. R. Aitchisou, 7,8; J. 0. Baker, 4 9: J. C. Bannatync, 4,9; R. F Barr, 3; G. E. Bichan, 2,9; H. H. Brook, 2,9; L. R. Burt, 4,6, 8,9; S. B. Butler, 1: C. Cameron 8,9; D. P. F. Campbell,"2,'B; T. Campbell, 2, 8; W. R. Chapman, 1,8; R. J. Cook, 5,6, 7; W. AI. Crimp, 4,9; H. J. Cullen, 4,7; G. 11. Cunningham, 1,4; S. R. Cutbbertson, 3; J. E. Dawson, 2,8; W. T. Doig, I, 4,7; H. R. A. Donnelly, 1,4, 7; V. Edgar, 2,3, 9; L. .1. Fahey, I. 9; G. S. Fitzsimmons, 4,9; T. 11 Fleming,' 2,8, 9; A. J. Fox, 1,2, 9; Jean AI. Gamble,. 3,4, 7,9; W. J. Gemuieil, 4,6; A. W. Gray, 4. 7,9; J. A. Hamilton, 8,9; T. Al. Hanning, 2, S; J. I*'. X. Harris, 3; E. Ilosiet, u, G; W. Hosiet, 3,4; W. Hudson, 1, 8. 9; D. F. highs, 2, S; J. W. Kane, 7,8, 9; D. 0. Kennedy, 2,9; A. N. Lawson. 2,9; F. Longworth 8,9; P. f. Aiadean, 2,8, 9; W. E. APLean, 1,7, 8. 9; R. A. .Malone, 2,3, 9; J. B. Manson 4,7; W. H. Masters. 2.8, 9; L. U. Alathcwson, 2, G. 8,9; R. A. Alathewson, 4,8, 9; J. 'Miller, 2,8, 9; T. Miller. 2,3; E. G. Mitchell. 2,3; E. 5. Afunro, 3,8; E. H. M‘Arthur, 1,8, 9; Thelma JV APDongnll, 2,3, 8; J. APKenzie, u, 6,9; AI. APKisnzie, 8,9; W. D. APLcod, G, 9; J. P. APNamarn, G, 7; B. R. Nees, 2,3; L. Ncilson, I. 8,9; C. R. Nicolson, 1. 2,. 9; E. M. Niven, G, 9; R. 15. Orr, 8,9; A. H. 11. Pearce, 4,9; T. B. Pledger, 2,7; C. G. Hue, 5, G; 11. W. IT. Riehdale, 1. 2,9; B. R. Rogers, 2. 8. 9; C. W. Houtlcdge, 4,5, G; L. E. Routlcdgo, 1,9; E. G. H. Rulfell. 1; R.W. Sadd, 2,3; J. D. Samnd, 1; T. G. Slater, 4,5; E. Spencer, 4,8, 9; E. Siandring. 3, G, 7; i). il. Stark, S, 9; J. C. Stevenson 2,3; R. S. Stewart, 2, S; J. B. A. Sutherland, 4,7, 8; W. Thomson, 2, 8. 9; V. H. Trochon, I. 2,3; D. A. Watson, 3,0; J. R. Weir, 4,7; W- P- Wellington, 1,7, 9; E. M. Wilson,'7, 8; T. P. Wilson, 1. BOOKKEEPING. The following candidates passed the examination for bookkeeping:— Dunedin.—F. T. Brcess, G. W. Garden, A. W. Gray, L. IT. Grenfell, Veronica VuJlis.. ■, ■ \-s ■> FINE ARTS (FINAL). Tho following candidates .have, passed in the subjects indicated for the diploma in lino arts examination. The subjects are indicated as follows: —1, drawing antique figure; 2. anatomy; 3, painting still life; 4, general history of art; , p, drawing iiguve from life; G painting figure from life; 7, painting landscape; 8, figure composition in colour; 9, history of painting:—-Florence E. Akins,; 1,2, 3. 4,5, G, 7. S, 9; Constancy H. Collins. 1. 2,3, 4;. Ivy G. Fife, 4; Elizabeth B. Eriberg 4; Annie Al. Gibb. 4; Jcssv B. H. Llovd, G. 7, S. 9; W, J.,Oakley, I, 2,3,, 4; iSvelyu Al. Poison, 4; H. Prowse, 4. 9; Alarlorio Rasmussen, .1, 2, Lucy J. J{. Scarvcll passed in historic ornament, principles of heraldry, and design pat-tern-making, etc.