LIST OF PASSES

New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24775, 24 December 1943, Page 5

LIST OF PASSES

COMMERCE RESULTS AUCKLAND CANDIDATES Following is a list of candidates from Auckland University College successful in the commercial examinations of the University of New Zealand. The list includes results under the new Bachelor of Commerce course, in which terms are required. Although subjects passed singly count for both the old and the new Bachelor of Commerce degrees, they will not be credited for professional accountancy purposes unless the candidate passes in a further subject to constitute a section, or is eligible for a concession pass under the war service regulations.

Passes in the different subjects are indicated as follows:—Book-keeping and Accounts 1., 1; Mercantile Law, Stage 1., 2; Book-keeping and Accounts 11., 3; Mercantile Law, Stage 11., 4; Trustee and Bankruptcy Law, 5; Company Law, 6j Book-keeping and Accounts 111., 7] Auditing, 8; Secretarial Law, 9; Rights and Duties of Trustees. 10; Law of Bankruptcy, 11.

B.COM. Section B.Com.—P. A. Badlev, 3. 4, 6; Miriam F. A. Bedbrook. 1, 2; L. A. Bosvrell. 4, 6; N. N. Brown, 1. 2; J. ,W. Cameron, 1, 6; Beverley I. Clay. 1. 2; C. G. Culverwell, 1, 2; O, T. Foster. 3. 4; Edith E. E. Friedlander, 3, 4, 10, 11: C. L. Green, 1, 2-. L. S. Greendale. 1; K. W. Greville. 3. 4; K. S. Hardlpy, 4; Noreen G. Haszard, 4, 0; Clare Hay, 3, 4, 5; Pearl E. Housby, 1, 2, 6; A. I. Jenkin, 4, 10. 11: Shirley Kerridgc, 3, 4j R. W. Levers. 2, Q: if. J. Ley, 4; H. S. McKenzie, 1, 2, 6; K. I. McLean, 3. 4; J. P. Neesham, 7, 9: Dorothy J. Poulgrain. 3, 4; G. W. Rae, 1, 2, 6; E. Rose, 4, 6; J. R. Salas, 1, 2; H. H. Solinger, 3. 6, 9; L. O. Shale, 1, 2, o; P. B. Sinclair, 3, 5; F. J. L. Thrush. 1. 4; J. G. Tuck, 1. 2. 6; R. E. Wallis. 1, 2; R. N. Watson, 1. 0; W. T. Watson, 3, 4.

Final B.Com,—V. I. Curry. 8; J, A. Davison, 9; T. L. Langhara. 7; A. W. Moverley, 8, 10; J. D. Parsons, 7. The following have passed in the subjects indicated for B.Com. purposes and for accountancy purposes, conditional on passing in one degree subject:— Section B.Com. —J. B. Conyngham, 3; A. G. Evans, 1; R. S. Jackson, 1; Muriel Knight, 1; S. L. Lee, 1; F. Monk, 2: S. M. kelson, 2; Ada Nicholson, 1; G. B. Noonan, 7; C. R. Parsons. 1; Grace R. Sayle-Reed, 1; Thelma C. Stokes, 0; L. P. Toy, 1. Final B.Com.—Mavis W. Allison. 4. ACCOUNTANCY Kaikohe.—N. G. Moffatt. 9; G. L. Winger. 2 - 9 - TTT Whancrarei.—R. A. Cheesman. 3. 6: W. H. Griffin, 9; M. F. Hand. 10; J. W. Percy. I. 4; J. G. Porteous, 10. Dargaville.—L. J. Mason, 7; 2s. R, Tyler, 7. S, 9. „ _ Auckland.—N. D. Abornethy, 2. 9; G. R. Adams, 1, 6; W. R- Aiken, 2, 3, 5, 9; D. J. Alison, 1, 2. 5, 6; J. F. Anderson, 7 9; N. Anderson, 1, 6; L. G. Annan. 2, 6; Lynnton F. Baldwin, 1, 2, 6; R. W. Barclay, 3. 5; Eita. W. Battle.v, S; B. I. M. Bell. 2, 3. 5; 9; P. J. Bell, 1. 6; J. E. Beilingham. 1, 6; R. Bernie, 1, 6: J. G. Best. 3, 4, 9; J. R. Bishop, 3, 4; K. J. Bishop. 2, 5; C. M. Bishoprick, 8; J. P. Bissett, 4, 8, 9; Doreen Y. Booth, 1, 2. 6; F. L. Borne, 2, 5; J. RBreen, 8; Lois W. Bridson, 5, 8; D. t. Brock, 3, 4, 9; G. C. Browne, 1, 0; J. DBull, 2, 6; J. E. L. Burton, 1. 2, 6; J. R. Buttle. 4, 9; T. M. D. Butts, 7. 8; D. M. Caradus, 1, 6; D. . Carnachan, 3. 4, 9; B. Or. Carr. 7: L. T. Carr. 1, 2. 5; R. T. C'ato. 5. 7; J- Chaplin, 1, 2, 6; Beverley Y. Clark. 4, 6. 7, 10; C. R. Clarke. 4. 6; R. N. Cooke, 1, 6; D. A. Crabb, 3, 4. 9; R. R. Crawshaw, 1 (C.0.P.); R. P. B. Crickett, 1 2; J. E. Cunningham, 7; Y. B. Cunningham, 1, 6; Evelyn J. Dale, 1, 2 6.; P D. Davel, 5; L. K. Davidson, 1, 6; Victoria M. Dew. 1, 2, 6; R. H. Dobbs, 2, 3, 5; R. M. Don, 7, 8; Sarah J. Duthie, 4, 10, 11. R. W. Earp, 1; R. F. Faber, 1. 2; M. D. Foote. 2, 3; fe. E. Fowler. 5; E. Y. Frankham, 3. 4, 9; K. J. L. Fraser, 6 11; R. M. Gallaugher, 4. 5; R. F Gamble. 6. 9; F. J. Gardner, 1, 6; H. Goodman 3; C. T. Gosse, 5. 9; R. C. Grist 1, 2 (C.0.P.); N- \ Hasreett 8- G. N. Hall. 1. 2, 5; F. Y. Halse? L 2, 6; H Hamer, 1, 2; D. G. Hardy. 23,9; M. R. Hare. 1, 2, 6; K..J. Hart. 7; J. S. Hester, 7; T. W. H. Freda M. Hodge, 1. 9; Nina M. Hollingworth, S; D. R. Hooper, 1 2 6; F. L. Hopkins. 1. 2. 5, 6; Y S. Huckstep. 3, 6; E. 5 Hull. 9;-K. R. Hutchinson 4 6; N. tr. Impey, 4; W. R. Jackson. 2. _3 9; P. R. Jacombs 1, 6; D. R. Jaggar-Smith 3, 4. ; P. Jerrat, 2, 5; I. R. Johnson. 2 3; Iv. H. Konnv 3 4 9; J. K- Gernohan, 1. 2, 6; M. F. Kibblewh'ite, 1, 2, 6; T. G. A.. Kiely, 1. 2; B. A. Killeen, 2, 5, 6; R. N. Kirkpatrick, 4 9- W. B. Laird, 3, 5; Beverley J. Lamb, l' 2: W. C. G. Landmann, 8; A. r. Latham, 2, 6; H. Latta 11; W. E. Lawrence 2 3, 5; G. L. Leese, /. 9; N. 1. reman i 6- D. B. Lester, 1. 6. K \V 'iTddle 3 4; R- S. Lockwood. 1, 2 6; M. w L Lbgan. 7; F. J. Lovelock, l' 4- G. S. R. Macdonald, 6; C. J. Martin, 1* 2' 5. 6; E. W. Mason, 1, 6; J. G. Mason, 3* 4' 9; D. J. Matheson, 5. 7; J7. JT. M' er ' 2' (C-0.P.); E. L. Moller, 4. 8; R. Moller, I, 2; A. G. Monaghan. 2. 5; B. L. 1 o • p Cr Morris 1 2, F. HVlurch, r VcChesnev 2. 3, 5. 9; R. T. Mctlintock 'i 8; R. G- McGregor,. 8; Evelyn McKinstrv 5; D. W. McMulhn, 2. o, 6; T. D. Mc'Murchy, 6, 8 9; E. Neeve 3, 8; A. AT Nicol«on 1. 2, 6; K. S. Otway, j., o, H. A. Palmer. 7; J. S. M. Palmer, 3. 4; Kathleen E. Parkinson 3. 4, 10, 11; I. Paul 4 9; R. P. Pitcaithly, 2. o; F. G. PlatC, 9; J. T. Porteous, 1, 6; S. M. 1 rosser. 9; D. w. Randall, 1. 2; T. Randall 2. 3, 6; H. J. Rapson. 6, 10; S. C. Resaldo. 1, 6 W. J. Reidy. 3, 4, 9; Delphine I. 4. 6; J. E. Rhodes. 7, 8: R, D. L. RobertiAn o lO 11: R. w. Robinson. 1, 2, 6; D. C. Rosser, 2. 3, 5, 9: J. J- Rosser, 1. 5; W C: V. Sawyer's, 5, 7, 8; 0. Q- Shackelford, 3 9; R. L. bharrock, 9; R. H. Smith. 3, i\ 9 R, J. Stack, 3, 8; p. J. Stanton 1. 6 D. W. Stevens, 4, 6; C. I. Stichbury. 4, 9- D. S. M. Stone. 3, 6; A. J. H. Sullnan, S* 9 10; I. M. Sumich, 3, 9; C. W. Taylor, 2' 6; E. M. Taylor, 2; J. K. Thomas. 1. 6; I.' E. Thompson, 3, 6; G. R. M. Thomson, 4, 9; R. M. Thornee, 1. 2; D. H. Tizard. 4, o« ToaTi A Terr 7 Si L- Tucker, 1, 4, B. A. Wad man, 5, 7, 8; P. V. 1 6- D. G. Y T allace, 7. 8; W. F. Y alters, s] 9; M. J. Warbrick 2; J. V. Yard, /, 10, 11; Anita M. Weir, 3, 4, o. 6, R. S. Wells, 1 (C.O.P-); J- B- White. 1, O; A. Wilkinson, 3. 4; R. N. Yilson, 8; R. A. Wood. 2, 3, 6; Felice s. Worrnil, 3 9, R. K. Wright, 3. 6; D. H. Wylie. o. 9; L. A. Y °Pukekohe.—A. Barlass, 3; W. M. Wilson. 4 * Hamilton.—R. C. Blackmore, 3, 4 9; J. •A. Craig-Parker, 5, 9; R. H. ° 6- N. W. Curne, 1, 2, 6; H. M. Davidson 1 2, «; J. J- C. Dove, 1, 2, fi; D. E. Friedlander, 5, 7, 8; R. Fulton, 7; T. Le M. Hutchesson, 2; M. H. Kelly. 6, 9, H. w. Meyer, 4; Edna J. Money, 1. 6; S. H. Sawyer, 4. 6; T. J. Scully, 3; D. T. Sharkey, 1- L. E. Speir, 1. 6. 11; F. D. StreUon, 1, 0 H. B. Stretton, 7. 9; 6 H. Terry, 1 2 6; L. A. L. Young, 3, 4. 6; Muriel J. K. Young. I 2 6. ' Rotorna. —P. E. Bourne, 8, 8. Thames.—V. C. Hossark, 5, 0. Tauranga.—Joyce K. Blackie, 4. 10, ITI. H. TI. Hutchison, 1, 6, 9. lis Yalme B. E. Potier, Whakatane. —G. C. Smart, 5; Nola J. Te' Awamutn. —R. Parr, 8; W. F. WilkCWaioiiru.—F. A. Bailey. 4; Gladys M. Goldfinch, 1, 2fD. F. Huggett, 1. The followinar candidates have passed in Book-keeping Stage 11. for Certificates of Proficiency purposes only:— Auckland.—lnez J. Carson. A. Hopkins. Ivy D. .Tohansen Noela B. Sm th. Hamilton.—Ngaire Clothier, A. R- Cullimore, Daphne M. Johnson. Pauline U. Rogers. „ „ Rotonia. —Edith Brown.

The following: candidates have papprd in Book-keeping Stnpre IT. for Certificate of Proficienry purposes only:— ~nd. —Kathleen J. Moyle, Beryl Shepherd.

The following candidate has passed :'n Bookkeeping 111 for Certificate of Proficiency purposes only:— , _ _ Auckland. —Mavis J. Year.

The following are the results of candidates who sat at centres overseas:— B.COM. A, H. Appleton, 1, 0; _G. R. Entinar. 11: E. R. Reeves, 2; N. A. Wheeler, 3. ACCOUNTANCY P C. Dewhnrst, 11; D. F. Edmnndson, 8, fi 9' K Edwards, 1, 2, <3; S. G. Field, 4; J Fleming 1, 2, K. E. Fletcher 10; P. S Fousere 4, 10, 11; R. A. Griffiths, 1; D. M. P- iW 0, 11; W. D. Henderson, «; A. Holland 5; W. Tarrocks, T %%,f • B'Hunt ">; N. J- Minto, 1, J. P. Murphy, ft- C R McGinley, 1, 8, f>: E. C. Price, 2, «• T T Randall, 2, 5; fc. M. Taylor, 2; P. j' Warrnan, 0; B. B. Watson, 8; N. C. Wylie, 1, 0. ROADS DAMAGED VEGETABLE GROWING WORK (0.c.) HAMILTON, Thursday ' A request made by the Waipa County Council for compensation for the damage done to the county roads by extraordinary traffic caused by the Government vegetable-growing project at Koromatua, has been declined by the Government. The Hon. 1). Wilson wrote stating that the council would be receiving rates from the Koromatua area. If the vegetable production had been arranged on a contract basis with local landowners, he added, there would have been no question of Government assistance. It was pointed out by a member of the council that the rates would be insufficient to maintain the road. It was decided to ask the Government to reconsider the matter.