UNIVERSITY AWARDS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18996, 18 April 1925, Page 10

UNIVERSITY AWARDS.

SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS. AUCKLAND'S LARGE SHARE. JBY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON, Friday. At a special meeting of the committee of the Senate of the New Zealand University, senior scholarships for 1924 were ! awarded as follow: — i English.—Muriel J. Potter, Auckland. < Latin.—C, E. Low. Canterbury. French.—H. P. Geaney, Auckland. History.—W. G. MqC'lymont, Otago. Economics.—Alice G. Brown, Victoria College. Philosophy.—H. E. Field, Canterbury. Education. —R. A. Falla, Auckland. . Mathematics.—A. F. McGeorge, Otago. Physics.--H. M. Nimmo, Otago. Chemistry.—C.. R. Barriicoat, Victoria and J. C. Andrews, Auckland (equal). Botany.—lsobel Macdonald, Auckland. Zoology.—D. Miller, Victoria College. Law.—S. I). Weir, Auckland. Tinline Scholarship.—G. M. Cameron, Otago. Post graduate scholarships in arts were awarded to R. Syme, B.A. Auckland Lniversity, formerly at Victoria College, and A. B. Cochran, 8.A., Auckland Univer--81 Three free .passages were awarded as follows : —A. B. Cochran, 8.A., Auckland University, T. E. Beoby. M.A., Canterbury College, and R. 0. Buchanan, M.A., Otago University. Two other free passages, the 1851 scholarships, and the engineering travelling scholarship, were left over to be awarded at a meeting of the Senate to be held in Christchurch on May 19.