EDINBURGH EXAMS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 226, 27 August 1912, Page 7

EDINBURGH EXAMS.

NEW ZEALAND PASSES. A further list of successful New Zealanders has come through from Edinburgh. Those who have passed [ the final examination -for degrees m I Medicine and Surgery arc : —Sydney ;.. .i. th.ur (Wellington), Robert C. Begg, ALA., AL Sc. (Dunedin), William A. Bowie (Timaru), Thomas H. Hcrrax (Wellington), Charles 31. Rent (Nelson), Ralph R. \-aits, and | Sydney A. Smith (who has passed I with distinction). George H. Fraser i has passed in Physics of the First ! Piofessicnal Examination. The fol- | lowing have get through in Physioj logy of the Second Professional Exi amination :—James Brown, 8.A., i Basil Haskins. Arthur N. Homewood. A. J. Desmond Rowan. Successful candidate's in Pathology of the Third Profcrsiciial Examination include :—Robert )i. Mackay and H. P. W. White (Blenheim). Hubert O. Washburn (Nelson), and R. 31. Mackay. have been successful in Materia ; Medica of the Third Professional Ex-: amination. James Brown. 8.A., Harold C. Fox. .James Ritchie.- M.A., 3LSs., have passed in Anatomy of the Second Professional Examination. and Dunean Cook and Thomas Coikill have passed in Botany of the First Professional Examination. Tlie following have been successful in Forensic Medicine of the Final j Examination: T. V,’. J. Childs; Boyden AL Muir. A. F. Sinclair, and Harald AV. Wilson, while T. W. J. Childs, R. 31. .Muir, A. F. Sinclair, and Harold W. Wilson, have passed the final examination in Public Health. Apart from the Faculty of Medicine, Mr. T. A. Johnston (Wellington) has taken the first section of the B.Sc. (Engineering). He passed in Afathematics with first-class honours, in Natural Philosophy and Practical Chemistry with honours of second class.