DEGREE RESULTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24775, 24 December 1943, Page 4

DEGREE RESULTS

AUCKLAND PROVINCE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES Following is a list of the candidates from the Auckland Province successful in the degree examinations of the University of New Zealand. Passes granted "by the war concessions committee are not included, and the results of certain candidates who sat at centres in the Pacific are not yet available. All results are subject to confirmation. STAGE 3 Philosophy lll.—Section 8.A.: R. G. Bell, 1. Hanlan. Final 8.A.: Violet P. Hashng", D. M. Riddle, M. A. Shanahan. Certificate of proficiency: Dorothea J Morrell. GEOLOGY 111. Final B.Sc.—M. H. Battey. A. P. Mason. CHEMISTRY 111. Section B.Sc.—J. M. CHmo, H. S. Maslin. Final B.Sc.—R. R, Boaden Margot R. Craw, J-.Leyien G.F. L. Martin, A. P. Mason, A. M. Murphy, W. I. Taylor. GREEK 111. Final B.A.—Pamela M. E. Key-Jones. LATIX HI. Section B.A.—Shirley J. Haycock. Final B A.—S. D. E. Dunmngham, E. C. X. Gray, Pamela M. E. Key-Jones. FRENCH 111. Final B.A.— Phyllis E. Black Judith M. Child, A. D. Craig. Eva C. Foulkes, Lola B. "W Harte, Mary C. McMillan. Onah Redpath. Hilda M. Thompson. STAGE 2. HISTORY 11. Section B.A.— Dorothy M. E. Allen, K. R. Bain, R. G. Bell, Marjorie V Black, Muriel E. Blott, R. M. Chapman, Marjorie P. Halstead. >We O. Bogan Margaret J. A. Lvttelton, R. F. Mackay, K. J. Mackie. G. L Mangan, Shirley M. Morton Darrance McCarthy H A. McDonnell, Patricia A. Newcomb fe. K. Orange, Patricia M. S. Pember<nn G Pickett. R. T. Robertson. K. Sinclair R C. J. Stone A. J. Teesdale. Shirley D. Thomson, X. C. Williams. Final B.A. —Mary C. McMillan. I. A. E fre-reqmsit S e haD fo h r an M.A.-Marguerite M. £ ° mford - FRENCH 11. Section B.A.—Lesly I. C. Anderson, F. "W. Birss. Margaret 6. Clark. ale " e Craig. Yolande C. Cross. Brenda D. De Butts, Elaine G. Hewitt. T. J. f. Murphy, Kathleen A. Olds, L. GThompson, Travis Wilson, Beverley W. York. Certificate of Proficiency.—Agnes Al. Anderson, Carol M. Ayres. u , Section LL.B. —Pamela H. Montague. GERMAN 11. Section B.A. —Brenda D. De Butte. F. Monk. MASTERS DEGREES FRENCH MA. and Honours.—Elon W. M. Burton, Margaret H. Copeland, Lesley G. Housoy, Joan a Lloydd, Gwenneth J. Sweetman. 2Francee H. Mason. EDUCATION M.A.—A. E. Manning, pass. LAW Law of Contracts—Section LL3.: J. E. Blennerhassett, T. C. L- Booth. P. A. Carroll x. T. W. Inder, D. G. Jackson, D. H. Jones, Audrei A. Massey, R. P. lowle, P. X). L. von Sturmer. J. D. Williams. Section Solicitors.—A. W. Wood Law of Torts.—Section LL.B.: T. C. JL>. Booth. D. H. Jones, R. G. Q. Kermode D. P. Connell, B. C. Spring, R. P. Towle. J. D-. Williams. Section Solicitors.—-A. W. V> ood Roman Law.—Section LL.B.: P. A.Cartoll, S. C. Ennor, K. R. Huband. D. S. Jeeks; D. H. Jones, B. A. Kennedy. R. B. G Mahon, J. B. May. Pamela H. Montague, K. J. O'Sullivan, E. A. Oxner. E. F. Pack •wood. P. E. Seaton, R. P. Towle. J. D. "Williams. r . > ni _ Criminal Law.—Section LL.B.: J. E. Blennerhassett, T. C. L. Booth, D- G. Jackson, Audrei A. Massey, K. T. Matthews, E. A. Oxner, L. X. Patel. Section Solicitors. —A. W. Wood Company Law and Law of Bankruptcy.— (Section LL.B.: K. T. Matthews. W. N. L. Snedden. „ . „ . Final Solicitors. —Gertnid Marton. B.COM.

Economy Geography.—Section 8.C0m.: E 11. Boyd. N. X. Brown. L. S. Greendale, R. A. B.' Hunter. S. H. Lee, K. I McLean, J. V. Nagle, J. P. Neesham, G. W. Rae. Grace R. Sayle-Reed, F. J. L. Thrush. R. G "Webb. „ . Final B.Com.—J. A. Davison. I. M. Moses. B. J- Donald. „ Public Finance. —Section 8.C0m.: feheila M. Hogben. Shirley Kerridge, F. Monk. Final 8.C0m.: Kathleen Jeffers. Agnes G. Melbourne, H. J. McDonald, E. Reweti. Economics of Agricnltr.re.—Section 8.C0m.: J. V. Nagle, B. G. Yeverton. Statistical Method. —Section 8.C0m.: A Lowe. Final B.Com.—Mavis W. Addison. MUS.B. Acoustics.—Antoinette A. Carr, J. C. Carroll, Marjorie H. Gully, Dorothy G. Gwynne, K. K. Hoffmann, Waveney J. Hughson, Dorothy R. Kemp, T. F. Savage, P. W. Smallfield. R. R. Wilson. Counterpoint I.—R. B. Bickerton, J. C. Carroll, G. S Cole, F. E. Coulthard, G. G. Eadv, R. K. Hoffmann, Dorothy R. Kemp, Edna Lowe, J. H. E. Papesch, P. W. Smallfield, Mqrion V. Stuart, Ofa Wernham. R. R Wilson. Harmony I.—J C. Carroll, F. E. Coulthard, G. G. Eady, Lois I. Echlm, R. K. Hoffmann. Dorothy R. Kemp, J. H. E. papesch, M. Smale, P. W. Smallfield, Belinda M Story, Marion Y. Stuart, R. R. Wilson. Instrumentation. —Maida J- Rielly. Form in Composition.—Hilda M. Braith■waite. Dorothy G. Gwynne, Dorothy R. Musical Exercise. —Antoinette A. Carr. T. as*. Rive. HOME SCIENCE MASTER OF HOME SCIENCE Nutrition. —Master of Home Science and [Honours: Elaine R. Weeber, first-class. BACHELOR OF HOME SCIENCE Nutrition and Dietetics. —Gabrille Brett, Katharine L. Budd, Aileen M. Christie, Nancy Z. Dudding, Joyce J. Jarrold, Gillies C. Kidd, Ethel A. Laurensou, Margaret A. F. MacKenzie, Sheila M. C. McLeod, Alison Perry, Dorothy N. Reid, Muriel E. Saddler, Lilian M. Scott, Ravina F. C. Tyndall, Florence M. Wells. Bacteriology, Sanitary Science aud Hygiene. —Betty G. Beaven, Elizabeth Bowling, Yvonne R- Burrows, Elizabeth P. Campbell, Betty A. Collier, Desley Cpllinge, Margery A Connor, Kathleen E. Cnrrle, Alice M. Dennison, Clarice M. Fleming, Elizabeth A. Fraser, Margaret L. Grant, Annie J. Gray, Marion F. Harrison, Elizabeth J. Hodsorj, Olwen E. Jones, Annie B. Livingstone, Helen D. Lynees, Yvonne J. Macfarlane. Mary R. G. Morgan, Elepeth C. Purdie, Iris F. Reid, Eileen P. Russell, Noelene Scott, Neroli P. Senior, Patricia M. B- Sheffield, Dorothea M. Etrnin, Betty L. Wilkinson. ~ House Planning, Home Administration and Mothercraft.—Margaret H. Ball, Gabrielle Brett, Katharine L. Budd, Aileen M. Christie, iNita J. Clemow, Margery A. Connor, Noeline R. C. Da vies, Nancy Z. Dndding, Elizabeth A. Fraser, Mary L. Gardner, Margaret L. Grant, Marion F. Harrison, Margaret J. Hislop, Joyce J. Jarrold, Ethel A. Lsuren»on, Annie B. Livingstone, Helen D. Lyness, Margaret A. F. MacKenzie,' Sheila M. C. McLeod. Betty Picot, Dorothy N. Reid, Lilian M. Scott, Ravina F. C. Tyndall, Florence M Wells. Household and Social Economics.—Betty G. Beaven, Elizabeth Bowling, Yvonne R. Burrows, Elizabeth P. Campbell, Nita J. Clemow, Betty A. Collier, Margery A. Connor, Kathleen 'E. Cuirie, Noeline R. C. Davies, Alice M. Dennison, Elizabeth A. Fraser, Annie J. Gray, Marion F. Harrison, Elizabeth J. Hodson, Ethel A. Laurenson. Helen D. Lyness. Yvonne J. Macfarlane, Mary R. G. Morgan. .Sheila M. C. McLeod. Elsp'eth C. Eileen P. Russell, Noelene Scott, Neroli P. Senior, Patricia M. B. Sheffield, Dorothea M. Strain, Betty L. Wilkinson. DIPLOMA IN FINE ARTS General History of Art. —Joyce, M. H. Horridge, Elizabeth K. James. Heather M. Olinhant, Niria Y. Rust, Thyrze J. Wallace. History of Painting.—May S. K. Trezise. Principles of Heraldry.—Joyce M. H. Horffidcre. Niria Y. Rust. Hittory of Crafts. —Niria Y. Rust. BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE Farm Management.—D. W. Dye, R. H. Ellis. K. J. Mitchell. Agricultural Zoology.—R. H. Ellis. Genetics.—C. J. Crosbie. J. C. Hawken, T J. Southcom'ne. Field Husbandry I.—C. J. Crosbie, J. C. Hawken, A. J. Lynch, I. W. McKay, A. L. J!ae. F. J. Southcombe, .T. G. Spite. Field Husbandry lI.—D W Dye, K. J. Mitchell.

Soils and Manures. —C. J. Crosbie, J. C. Hawken, A. J. Lynch, I. W. McKay, J. C. Percival, A. L. Rae. F. J. Southcombs. J. G. Spite. _ _ Animal Husbandry lb.—D. W. Dye. R. H. Ellis, K. J. Mitchell. • ARCHITECTURE History of Architecture 1. —J. A. Beard, P. J. Beaven, X. W. Bierre, R. H. Bruce, K. Cooper, K. F. Draffin, L. A. Fraser, H. 0. Haigh, E. X. Inkster, H. P. James, S. A. Jelicich, I. B. Juriss, Nancy M. Just, A. F. Laity, Muriel E. Lamb, E. A. Lawry, B. A. O. Marshall, D. Mawson, R. H. Mewa, R. P. Mullen, J. M. Slacpoole, C.- I>. Stapleton, S. W. Toomath, Helen E. Waddell. History of Architecture lI.—K. M. L. Bluniciifeid, J. Fathers, C. R. Honey, T. E. L. MoArley, Lorna G. K. McDonald, Renee McLaren, W. Pearson, T. J. Smith, R. A. Williamson, G. L. Wright. Architectural Construction II. —B. V. Gillespie, C. R. Honey, T. E. L. McArlev, Joan E. Taylor, R. A. Williamson, G. L. Wright. Theory of Architectural Design I. —C. R. Honey, Renee McLaren. D. S. Orr, E. M. Wainscott, G. L. Wright. Descriptive Geometry and Sciagraphy.— C. R. Honey, E. J. R. McLaren, W. Pearson, T. J. Smith, R. A. Williamson, G. L. Wright. History of Decoration. —Vivienne F. F Fenton. B. V. Gillespie. A. X. Irvine, A. W. Seal. D. S. Orr. R. B. Ritchie. F. W. Smith, Joan E. Taylor. L. S. Taylor, A. L. Tread well, J. F. Wight. Reinforced Concrete Construction. —B. J. Brown, B. V. Gillespie, Mary C. Hay, A. X. Irvine, K. D. Marshall. A. W. Xeal. R. B. Ritchie, F. W. Smith. S. 1. Townsend. J. F. Wight. Sanitation and Hygiene.—R. J. Brown, Vivienne F. F. Fenton. B. V. Gillespie, A. N. irvine, J. V. Jebson, K. D. Marshall, A. W.. Xeal. W. F. Pond«r. R. B. Ritchie. F. W. Smith, Joan E. Taylor. L. S. Taylor, J. F. Wight. Perspective Drawing.—B. J. . Brown. Vivienne F. F. Fenton, A, J. Flanagan. B. V. Gillespie, A. X. Irvine. A. W. Xeal. D. S. Orr. R. B. Ritchie, F. W. Smith, Joan E. Taylor, L. S. Taylor. E. M. Wainscott. J. F. Wight. Theory of Architectural Design lI.—B. J. Brown, Vivienne F. F. Fenton. Monica F. Ford, B. V. Gillespie. Mary C. Hay, A. X. TrvinP, K. D. Marshall, A. W. Xeal, R. B. Ritchie, F. W. Smith, Joan E. Taylor. L. S. Taylor. J. F. Wight, Test Subject in Architectural Design.—M. S. Annabell, A. H. Curtis. A. A. Derrick. C. J. X. Fearnley, G. Ferris. Monica F. Ford, Mary C. Hay, K. L. Piper. 1. B. Reynolds, S. T. Townsend. Professional Practice and Building Law. — M. £. Annabell. A. H. Curtis, A. A. Derrick. Minoca F. Ford. Mary C. Hay, K. L. Piper. 1. B. Reynolds, H. S. Stewart, 8. T. Townsend. Structural Steel Construction. —M. 8. Annabell, C. V. Barham. A. H. Curtis, A. A. Derrick, Monica F. Ford. Mary C. Hay. T. Nelson. E. G. Pledger. I. B. Reynolds. S. T. Townsend. Specifications, Measurements, etc.—M. _S. Annabell, A. H. Curtis, A. A. Derrirk. Monica F. Ford, Mary C. Hay. J. A. Hendry. K. L. Piper. I. B. Reynolds. H. S. Stewart. Architectural Civics.—A. H. Curtis. A. A. Derrirk. Monica F. Ford. K. L. Piper. I. B. Reynolds. Oral.—A. H. Curtis, A. A. Derrick, Monica F. Ford, K. L. Piper. D. G. Porter. I. B. Reynolds. BACHELOR OF EXGIXEERIXG Surveying I.—D. A. De Terte, W. J. Gatland. G. A. Hutchinson. Theory of Structures. —W. J. Gatland. Hydraulics and Pneumatics. —T. J. Austin. DIPLOMA IX BAXKIXG The following candidates have passed In the subjects indicated. Banking 1.. 1; Banking 11.. 2; Book-keeping and Accounts. 3; Commercial and Banking Law 1., -1; Commercial and Banking Law, 5; Securities 1., fi; Securities 11., 7; Bills of Exchange, 8: Economic History, f>. i Kaikohe.—-S. I. Blow. 4, 8. Whangarei.—L- S. Ormandy, 1, 4, 8 Auckland.—W. H. Irving. 5; K. W. Moore. 9; W. J. Shaw, 1, 4, 8. Hamilton. —G. W. Davys, 3, 4., 8; I. G. McLeod 4, 8.

CHRISTMAS SPORTS TENNIS, CRICKET, BOWLS A handicap tournament will be held b.v the Auckland Lawn Tennis Association during the holidays, commencing to-morrow at 8.30 a.m. and continuing until December 28. Good entries have been received and many well known players will be competing. The present title-holders are:—A section: Men's singles. A. S. Burns; ladies' singles, Miss Joan Howard; men's doubles. D. McDonnell and P. Smith; ladies' doubles. Miss James and Miss rgs; combined doubles. Sergeant B. Levin (United States) and Mrs. Shaw. B section: Men's singles, J. Stanley; men's doubles, J. Stanley and P. Dempsey, combined doubles, X. Bowden and Miss A. Tinnock. All players in the men's singles in both sections are required to report at the Stanley Street, courts to-morrow at 8.30 a.m. and all others at 9.30 a.m

The Auckland representative cricket team left for Wellington yesterday to play a Wellington eleven at the Basin Reserve to-mor-row, the match being continued on Tuesday and Wednesday next. The Auckland team will play Canterbury at Christchurch at New Year. The annual Christmas fours tournament of the Auckland Bowling Centre will open tomorrow and will be continued on December 27 and following days.

BASEBALL TEAM The following players are advised that a practice match will be held at Fowlds Park on January 15, when a representative team to play Wanganui a fortnight later will be selected: —Misses P. Wright, E. Wright. R. Hira, E. Jackson, I Maoato (Nga-Iwi). J. Hailwood (Wrigle.vs), G-. Beere. M. Johnson (Buttons). B. Bridger, M. Galbraith, D. Monteith, 0. Jackson, J. Devon .(Brrlei), J. Mack, M. Mack, F. McKinstr.v, W. Kittson (Kiwi), M. Cnlbert, W. Kingi, X. Brown (T.TC.I Fixtures for Monday.—Auckland t. Detroit Tigers, 1.30 p.m.; U.S. Navy (Yankees), U.S. Army (Red Sox), 3 p.m., both at Carlaw Park. GENERAL SPORTS NEWS News that Stan McCabe will be forced t-o retire from cricket as the result of a foot injury comes as a .severe blow to Australian cricket, states a Melbourne writer. McCabe is only 33, and one hesitates to accept this as final. Even if there were to be no more first-class cricket for two or three years, he could still be a useful player for New South Wales and, perhaps, for Australia. It is to be hoped the injury is not as permanent as has been suggested. McCabe has not been one of the luckiest of cricketers and has had more than his share of injuries. If his injury can be remedied there might still be a chance that, we will see more of his glorious baiting in the future. Barry White, head groundsman at Lords for 26 years, died from pleurisy last week at the age of 74. White prepared many test, wickets between 1910 and 1936; performing with distinction a difficult task as the M.C.C. did not permit over-prepared pitches. With matches there daily during the summer, White had to make natural wickets able to stand the wear and tear of the three-day matches. One of bis most awkward experiences occurred in the 1926 Anglo-Austraiian test, when early in the morning it was discovered that someone had turned on a hose, resulting in a large area of the ground being saturated close to the wicket. White, after hours of labour soaking up the water and covering the area with sawdust, got the ground ready for play just in time. Of seventy children who offered themselves for the experimental class during a learn-to-swim campaign in the Wnirarapa recently, 16 actually swam a distance of 10yds after half an hour's tuition. That is but one illustration of the excellent results brine achieved by the Wellington Swimming Centre through its educational officer, Mr. (!. C. Head, and is instructress, Mrs. I. McCabe, with their demonstration team—six children aged from 10 to 12 years. The instructional party visited Featherston, Martinborough, Carterton and Masterton. The method of teaching was shown, and the practical side of (he work demonstrated in such a way as to be immediately effective. It is a "mass production" plan, and it promises to bring further outstanding results. From the initial teaching it is hoped that the clubs and schools will carry on where it is not possible for the centre's instructors to be in regular attendance. The scheme is one of great possibilities, states the Sports Post, further evidence of which was shown by about RO per cent of a class, taken b.v a centre official at Hataitai, learning to swim in one lesson. COPPER FROM MOUNT ISA BRISBANE. Dec. 39 The Australian Minister for Supply and Shipping, Mr. Beasley, has stated that pending a final decision production of copper at Mount L=a and by gougers who forward ore to the plant will be continued until February 28. It was previously announced hy Mr. Beaslev that the Government had decided there would he no market in Australia for Mount Tsa copper after January.