N.Z. UNIVERSITY.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1314, 6 May 1897, Page 35

N.Z. UNIVERSITY.

THE RECORD OF HONOURS. Dunedin. May 3. A spocial meeting of the Senate of tho University of New Zealand was held to-day, Sir James Hector presiding. The following resolutions were passed : That the following be recorded as having passed the special medical examination in biology : —Emily H. V. Ridley, W. F. Patterson and C. G. Burdeifc, Otago. That the following be recorded as having passed tho special first professional medical examination: F. J. Borrie, W. E. lislier, Otago. That the following be recorded as having p issed the special second professional medical examination J. H Noil, v tago. That the degree of Master of Arts be conferred on tho following Mabel Crump, A. W. ShrimptoA, A. Bell, Janet Mulholland, F. Milner, A. E. Flower, Maud E. Law roll, Clara B. Mills, T. A. Murphy and Margaret E. Todhunter, Canterbury College ; Margaret Pmytb, P. McKinlay, J. M. I homson, W. Grav, A. S. Morrison. That tho.following bo recorded as having gained honours: - Mabel Crump, Janet Currie, A. W. Shrimpton, A. Bell, A. G. Henderson, F. Milner, A. E. Flower, Maud E. Lawroll, R. L. Mcllroy, Clara B. Mills, 1. A. Murphy and Beatrice Martin, Canterbury College ; Margaret Smyth, F. VV. Hilgendorf, P. McKinlay,~J. M. 'Thomson, T. Dunn. That the degree of Doctor of bcienco be conferred on James S. : MacLaurin, Auckland. That tho degree of Doctor of Laws be conferred on Montfort Trimblo, Wellington. That tho senior scholarships for the year bo awarded to tho following:—J. O’Shea, Otago, in Latin; G. F. K. Adams, Otago, in English and French ; J. K. Inglis, Canterbury College, in mathematics; J. W. Mellor, Otago, in chemistry; A. It. Craddock, Canterbury, in physical science ; Elsie Low, Canterbury, and W. Mawson, Otago (equal), in natural science ; C. C. Sutton, Otago. That tho Tinline Scholarship of the year be awarded to W. Newlands, University of Otago. . That the following be recorded as having passed the first examination for the degree of Bachelor of Music : —Jane S._ Black, Canterbury Collego ; Jane J. Sinclair, Hokitika. 'That the following be recorded as having passed the first examination for the degree of Laws : —T. Jackson, Auckland College ; C. L. Mac Diarmid, New Plymouth; E. Johansen Canterbury College ; R. Moore, W. D. Stewart, University of Otago. That the following be recorded as having passed the second examination for the degree of Bachelor of Laws W. Corry, Wanganui ; G. T. Weston, Canterbury College ; G. H. R>. Fenton, J. B. Nichol and A. D. Wilkinson, University of Otago. [N.B. —The third or final examination for this degree was dealt with at tho March session. I That tho following be reported to the Chief Justice as having passed the barristers’ general knowledge examination H. C. Robinson and F J. Courtney, Wellington ; E. B. Moore, Christchurch ; D. P. Sinclair, Blenheim. That the degree of Bachelor of Science be conferred on the following:—G. G. Chqyce, Auckland College ; Clara B. Mills, Aimee Mills, W. A. Robinson and A. R. Craddock, Canterbury College ; J. W. Mellor and W. A. McLeod, University of Otago. That the following be recorded as having passed the first section of the examination for tbo ordinary degree of bachelor of science :—Winifred liatbgate, J. M. McLaren St. Brugk and H. F. Key, University of Otago. That the following be recorded as having passed the first examination for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering: —C. N. B. Williams, J. E. L. Cull, S. H. Jenkinson, Canterbury Colleere. That the following be recorded as haying passed tho second examination for the degree of Bachelor of Sciences of Engineering : - J. E. . L Cull, Canterbury College. That the following be recorded as having passed the third examination for the degree of Bachelor of Science of Engineering; —T. R. Burt and A. It. Craddock, Canterbury College. That the degree of Bachelor of Arts he conferred on the following : —A. H. Shroff and W. J. Gatenby, Auckland College; A. N. Burns, F. W. Young and E. Robeitsham, Wellington ; C. E. Livesey, Kaikoura ; S. C. Owen, J. Sutherland, W. D. Campbell, Eliza Campbell, G. T. Weston, H. M. Smyth, J. K. U. Inglis, Elsie i.ow, F. J. Wilkes, Caroline Howard, Margaret Walker, Lucy M. Gibson, Agnes L. Grant, Canterbury College; W. Newlands, W. Mawson, F. Foote, G. C. Hutton, W. A. Ballantyne, J. Robertson, J. M. Rutherford, M, C. Henderson. J. M. J. O’Shea, G. F. K. Adams, D. N. Pryor, J. Reid and Kate S. Webber, University of Otago. That the following bo recorded as having pas ed the first section of the examination for the degree of .Bachelor of Arts : —lt. W• Allen, K. B. Wilson, Bessie Whyte and Claire S. Smith, Auckland College ; P. O’.Dea, WellingtonJ. Oaughley. Napier ; i>. W. W. Lowe, Wellington ; Marie Mo Cache rn, Ellen Enright, Minnie Demment; I’LH. Strong. Nelson ; Ellen M. Allen, H. Iliue. Rosa Collier, J. Prendeville, Fanny G. Schneider, Y. B. Strong, Katherine Scott, Myraßawson, Fltfreri'ce Kirton, Fiona Ross, Mary G. Now*

ton, C. McLaverty.H 0. Stuckey, Margaret (Ml’vera, T. Liugard, E. F. Johansen, C. !.’. Aschman, Canterbury College ; J. G. FuL lacton, Linda Fenwick, R>. A. Stenliouso, J. Niven, Catherine G. Frasor, G. E. Thompson, Marion B, Thompson, A. J. Crawford, A. J. Ferguson, L. E. Williams, H. S. Loach, Annie Bauchope, John Kinder, T. Brodie, H. F. Wilson, J. E. Bertram, L. Thompson, S. A. Moore, University of Otago. 9 hat the following be recordod as having gained certificates of proficiency: —E. Williamson, Wanganui; J. H. Pope, Wellington ; J. D. Braik, Invercargill. That the following be reported to the Minister for Education as having passed the examination qualifying for a teacher’s class : —O. T. E. Tomlinson, Christchurch; F. J. Alloy, Springfield ; Jane W. M. Ross, Turakina ; J; M. Mcllwraith, Christchurch; J, H. Synskey, Christchurch.