UNIVERSITY DEGREES.
[BY TELEGRAPfI.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] ! - • Welmnoton, Monday. A special session of the University Senate was held to-day for the purpose of considering the detailed re ports of the examiners in England for the November examination in 1887. The following is the full list of honours conferred : — " • " .
Doctor of Law.—Wellington : Rev. W. H. West.
Bachelor of —Wellington: T. R. Fleming. Master of Arts.—Auckland: J. M. French Wellington T. R. Fleming Christchurch: A. R. Meek, A. G. Talbot, M. Lorimer, B. Gibson, M. Gibson ; Dunedin : F. B. Allen, J. R. Dow, J. R. Mont-' gomery, G. A. Summers, A. Forbes, W. E. Spencer, R. Donald. Bachelor of Science.— : C. Chiltern.
Bachelor op Arts. —Auckland : R. M. Ryburn, S. Gillies ; Nelson : J. Harknesa, F. M. Innes Jones; Wellington : A. Heane ; Christchurch : J. H. Smith, R. Speight, T. Ritchie, W. F. Ward, G. H. Merton, A. E. Mills, W. Mills, G. Alpers, E. Gribben, J. Aitken; M. C. Aikmari, H. Connor; Dunedin : J. Bee, W. Macalister, F. M. Allan, J. W. Smith, E. A. Ferguson, A. H. Treadwell, S. J. Fraser, C. T. Little. The following were declared to have obtained honours :—ln arts : J. M. French, Auckland, Ist class. In languages and literature : A. R. Meek, Christchurch, Ist class in languages and literature: A. G. Talbot, Christchurch, Ist class in mathematics and Ist class in physical science; B. Gibson, Christchurch, Ist class in languages and literature; F. B. Allen, Dunedin, Ist class in mathematics; G. A. Summers, Dunedin, Ist class in physical science; A. Forbes, Dunedin, Ist class in languages and literature ; J. R. Don, Dunedin, Ist class in chemistry ; M. Tx>rimer, Christchurch, 2nd class in languages and literature ; W. E. Spencer, Dunedin, 2nd class in chemistry ; M. Gibson, Christchurch, 3rd class in languages and literature; J. R. Montgomery, Dunedin, 3rd class in mental science.
Amongst the candidates who have passed the first section for B.A. are : J. A. Tripe and E. M. Krull, of Wellington. Mr. C. J. Cooke, Awahuri, is ordered to be reported to the Minister of Education as having passed the examination for a teacher's certificate, class C. J. C. Webb, Wellington, has passed the first examination for the degree of bachelor of laws. The John Tinline scholarship goes to 0. J. Alpcrs, Christchurch, and the senior scholarships are awarded as follows :—J. H. Smith, Christchurch, Latin and Greek ; W. F. Ward, Christchurch, Latin and English ; C. T. Little, Dunedin, Latin and French ; A. Speight, Christchurch, mathematics ; A. E. Mills, Christchurch, Political science.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9024, 10 April 1888, Page 5
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