MEETING OF THE SENATE OF THE UNIVERSITY.

New Zealand Mail, 22 April 1887, Page 11

MEETING OF THE SENATE OF THE UNIVERSITY.

A special session of the Senate of the University Senate was held on Monday at 12.30 p.m., at the University office. Present —The Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, Hon Dr Grace, Hon Sir R. Stout, Rev JMr Habens, Professor J. M. Brown. The report of the examiners in England for the examinations of November,. 1886 (of which telegraphic summaries were received in February last), having been considered, it was resolved as follows : 1. That the degree of Doctor of Laws be conferred on F. Fitchett, LL.B., Dunedin. 2. That the degree of Master of Arts be conferred on E. S. Milsom, 8.A., Christchurch, with third-class honors in Latin and English; W. H. A. Craddock, 8.A., Christchurch, with third-class honors in Latin and English ; E. Pitcaithly, 8.A., Christchurch, with second-class honors in Latin and English ; P. Levi, 8.A., Dunedin, with secondclass honors in Mental Science. 3. That the degrees of Bachelor of Laws be conferred on J. S. Findlay, Dunedin ; W. A. Stout, 8.A., Dunedin. 4. That the degree of Bachelor of Arts be conferred on—A. J. Park, Christchurch ; M. A. Coleman, Auckland; A. R. Meek, Christchurch ; F. P. Fendall, Christchurch ;J. M. French, Auckland ; F. B. Allen, Dunedin ; J. R. Montgomery, Dunedin ; J. R. Don, Dunedin; R. Donald, Dunedin; A. G. Talbot, Christchurch; A. Forbes, Dunedin ; J. Methven, Dunedin; M. Lorimer, Christchurch ; M. V. Gibson, Christchurch ; B. M. Gibson, Christchurch ; J. A. Valentine, Dunedin ; W. Mill, Dunedin ;J. A. Simmers, Dunedin; W. E. Spencer, Dunedin; A. Hendry, Dunedin. 5. That Senior Scholarships be awarded to—A. R. Meek, Christchurch, in political science; A. G. Talbot, Christchurch, in mathematics ; A. Forbes, Dunedin, in Latin and English ; G. A. Simmers, Dunedin, in natural science. 6. That the John Tinline Scholarship be awarded to B. M. Gibson, Christchurch. 7. That the following be recorded as having passed examinations toward the Degree of Bachelor of Laws:—T. K. Sidey, 8.A., Dunedin (second examination); G. Hogben, B. A., Christchurch (first and second examinations) ; H. von Haast, M.A., Christchurch (second examination); R. McNab, M.A., Dunedin (second examination); T. R. Fleming, 8.A., Wellington (second examination); F. E. Baume, Dunedin (first examination). 8. That the following be recorded as having passed the first section of the examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts : G. Lippiatt, Auckland ; J. L. Field, Dunedin ; L. Durrien, Auckland; M. L. Hill, Auckland ; F. G. Gibbs, Nelson; F. W. Hoddinott, Christchurch; S. Gillies, Auckland ; R. M. Ryburn, Auckland; J. N. Waddell, Dunedin; M. Innes-Jones, Nelson ; S. C. Owen, Christchurch; F. W. Young, Christchurch; W. F. Ward, Christchurch ; R. Speight, Christchurch; M. Montgomery, Dunedin ; G. W. Macdonald, Dunedin; M. McLean, Christchurch ; O. Alpers, Christchurch; E. H. Cox, Auckland; J. Duncan, Dunedin ; M. Ferguson, Dunedin ; M. B. Richmond, Nelson ; D. A. Watt, Chriatchnreh ; J. H. Smith, Christchurch ; C. Lamb, Christohnrch; F. McL. Allan, Dunedin; M. Mills, Christchurch; A. Mills, Christchuroh ; N. Friberg, Auckland ; C. Grant, Auckland ; P. G. Morgan, Dun. edin ; H. S. Davies, Auckland; H. Connon* Christchurch; F. E. Baume, Dunedin ; G. H. Merton, Christchuroh; W. H. ■ Hargreaves, Christchurch. The Senate further resolved that the meeting of Convocation for the purpose of electing a member of Senate (a vacancy having occurred) should be held at the time of the ordinary meeting of Convocation, January 11th, 1888. The Senate further agreed upon the annual report to be forwarded to hia Excellency the Governor, and then adjourned sine die.