LAW EXAMINATIONS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LX, Issue 7050, 3 October 1883, Page 2

LAW EXAMINATIONS.

Messrs T. 8. Weston, of Christchurch, and Allan Holmes, of Dunedin, to whom has been entrusted the examination of students for admission as barristers and solicitors, have recommended for passes the following gentle* men Messrs Izard Messrs Galloway Waft Crawford Hay ftiram Rapier Ema& M'Gregor Fitzgerald Kippenberger Moore Haliiweli i\fetfyard Adams Atkinson" Treadwell Palmer Eaymond Joel Morrison Wilkinson OaygiU Bloomfield finch Moynihan rfarruth Helmoro Widdowson Beswiok Harman Calvert Buchanan Henderson Meal's Boss Biohmond Burnett Lynch Finn The Law-Examiners—Messrs T. S, Weston an it Allan Holmes —in concluding their August examinations, have recommended Mr J. Hay, of Christchurch, for the Canterbury Law Society’s Barrister’s gold medal. Eis papers, we believe, were highly spoken of by the examiners in their report to the Chief Justice. Mr W. 0. M'Qregor, of Dunedin, is to be the recipient of the Society’s gold medal for the best set of solicitor’s papers. The examiners have awarded certificates of merit to H. T. W. Haliiweli (Dunedin), and P. Kippenberger (Christchurch), for excellency of work in their solicitors’ papers,, Honourable mention is made by Messrs Weston and Holmes of the papers furnished by B. G. Eaymond (Christchurch), A. 8. Adams (Dunedin), and J. A- OaygiU (Christchurch), candidates for admission as solicitors.