UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10359, 14 May 1895, Page 7

UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND

A special session of fche Senate of the Univer-. sity of New Zealand was held last; month in the couucil room of the University of Otago, Dunediu, the chancellor (Sir J. Hector) presiding. Ths business of the session was as follows :— 1. Consideration of the detailed reports of the examiners in England for fcho November examinations 1894. 2. Conferring of .degrees, honours, and senior scholarships. ....... 3. Adoption of the annual report .of the senate to his Excellency the Governor. The senate considered in committee these matters, and on resuming passed the following resolutions :— 1. That the degree of Master of Arts be conferred on tne following :— Winifred Picken (Auckland). ! C. A..Tisd_ll (Wellington). TTJvA;, E.3^ u,e' A* Dunn- J*' Hi Sht- Jessie inglis, H. Kelly (Canterbury). s ' P. Newcombe (Wentlaud). Rose. M. Davey, J. Pringle, J. Collie, Janet Paterson (Otago). ■■ ■ • • 2. .That the diploma of honours in arts ■be , conferred upon the following :— ~ Winifrad Picken, third class in mathematics J. Drummond, second cUs3'in' Latin and Englisn. ~ ■■-•'; ■ ~.,'"'"-- 0. A. Tisdall, third class in political science. > J. A. Lrskiue, first class in mathematics and first class in physical science. • - A. Dunn, second class in political science. Jessie Inglis, second class in 'English and French. • '• ' A a Jj.Hight, first class in English and French _F. '•Newcombe,-* third class in English and French. • --.•.*■■ ... .-."?• Rose M. Davey, second class in Latin and | English. ... t* £ r . n- gle' *Wrd class ia mathematics. J. Collie, second class in political science and, second class in mental science. " ■. i* n<£, Paterson, third class in mental science. 2a. That the degree of Doctor of Laws be conferred on—'• J. Innes, M.A., Wellington. 2b. That the following be recorded as having passed the examination qualifying for honours in arts and for the degree of Master of Arts •— J. Dmmmond, Auckland, second class in Latin and English. ™ T. TJ. Wells^Aucklahd, third class in political science. - A. T. Ngata, Auckland; second class in political science.- 7.-;-- •

A. J..Buchanan, Canterbury, second class in Latin and English. ■ . Beatrice PJchmond,' Canterbury, second class m Ungli-h and French.*.'. . ' i Esther "Baber, Canterbury, third class in Enclish and German. ' •'-.-• •*-. 7 "fa W. H. Dawson, -Canterbury, first class in chemistry. C. A. Craig, Canterbury, second class in mathematics.,;.,..; - ~:> ... . : .. , .;: Margaret' Gellatlyi Otago, third*'cla.s in mathe- ■ matics:'. .'_.. - A';.' ■, " .-.■-■ ' 7 Elizabeth Anderson, Otago.' 'second class ih -mental science.*' : " '-'--■ '•••■-• ■•■ --'.-.-; -!> , ,-G. '.-B.'-'Snow,' Otago,;, third, class in mental .science.*-;.-,-, .- ;'■'■:.. :■.-.*.■■ ■'■• ; - : ' ~ .-* *.-:i,-„ .—, *. -Catherine- MacGregor, Otago,- third. class in mental science.. , ....... ■-, ■ '2c. That the following be recorded as having passed the special second professional examination for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine :— a Hv Siedeberg (Otago),' A. Stenhouse" (Otago). ... 3: That the Senior Scholarships of the year be awarded to— •*..--■ . . A. D. Wilkinsoh(Otago)in Latin. H. Craddock (Canterbury) in-Greek.--G. P. Howell (Otaso) in lCnghah and German. G. Lancaster (Canterbury) in mathematics. A. Gray (Canterbury) in physical science. H.D. Major (Auckland) in geology. E. Pinder (Otago) in mental science. 4. That the John Tihlihe Scholarship of the year be awarded to— . Jessie H. Rutherford (Otago). . 5. That the degree of Bachelor of Laws be conferred upon— C. P. .Knight (Wellington), • " A. Dunn, D. Bates, A. R: Kirk (Canterbury). .6. That the degree of Bachelor of Science be conferred upon :— E. Rutherford, E. S. Buchanan (Canterbury). C. North, A. R. Palconer (Otago). ■7. ; That the degree of Bachelor of Arts be conferred on:— , H. J.D. Mahon*, R.. J. Hamilton, H. D. Maior R. A M-Cullpugh, E..K. Mulgan.G! B. Wither (Auckland). ; .-.-•. .-,,.,,, ......

Anna E. Spencer (Napier).' - ,F. H. Bakewell,-Constance Barnicoat, F. J Rolleston (Wellington). A Alice M. Fordbam, H.: Williams, G. Dalglish Eva yon. Haast. .p. E, Mackay, li. Lancaster, Jan*_ Mulholland, P. Menzies. Gertrude Johnston, Catherine Loching, May Kebbell, J. M. Waddell H- Craddock, F. D. -Waller, A. Gray (Canterbury) ■ Janet M. Poison, A; M'Nab. E. Pinder, Christina .M. Gruickshank, -A. M'Neil, Jessie H *Rutherford, D. A. Strachan, G. P. Howell, W J Barclay, J.-""...Wallace, *W_ H. Howes,. Alice M* Baron, Rachael M'Kerrow, A' D. Wilkinson, W Gray, Edith Hodgkinson (Otagpi la. That the following be recorded as having passed the final examination qualifying for the degree of Bachelor of Arts :— _■ Margaret Oswiu (Wellington). ■ Louisa E.Biug (Canterbury). - P. J. MacLeod, W. A. MacLeod, Louisa L. Downes (Qtago). .-...-.. 76. That the following, be recorded as having passed the examinations required for the degree of Bachelor of Laws ;—. ,"*■' • ' ;.;■ E.T. Field, M.A.'(Auckland).' ."-•"■■ -.< *8. That'the following'be recorded as having passedl the* first: examination for-the"' degree of Bachelor of *Laws :•—*.. _ ■■ -..'.-■•* .GT. Major,! M!A..; G<B. Wither (Auckland). - , L. Bowerman, 8.A., M. Myers (Wellington). T. A. Murphy (Canterbury). , W. Macalister, 8.A., Ruth Benjamin, E. W. Platts (Otago). '."''.' 9. That the following be recorded as having passed the second examination for the degree of Bachelor of Laws:— , W. Macalister, 8.A., A. H. Adams, E. C. CutteD, 8.A., A. B. Haggitt (Otago). 10. That the following be recorded as having passed the first section of the examination for the ordinary degree Of Bachelor of Science :— C. C. Choyce (Auckland). A. G. Muir (Canterbury). 11. That the following be recorded as having passed examinations for the degree of Bachelor of "science in engineering:— A. G. Muir (Canterbury), first examination in mechanical engineering. ■ A. R. Craddock (Canterbury), first examination m mechanical engineering. T. R. Bur. (Canterbury), second examination in mechanical engineering. G. A/Julius," J. Parr (Canterbury), third examination in mechanical engineering. 12. That the following be recorded as having passed the first section of the examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts:— \ _P. Drummond,. A. H., Shroff, Hilda E. Keane. C. E. Livesey, W. R. C. Walker (Auckland). A. H. E. Wall, J. Williamson, Janet R. Currie (Wellington). Theresa' Max, Elizabeth Graham, Florence Livesey, C. A. Etfes (Nelson). _K- Ktopenberger, 0- w- Garrard, W. D. Bean. T. R. Quill* Christina Kirk, J. Waddell, E. G Atkinson, A. W. Shrimpton, S. A. Atkinson, F. Milner, Katherine Gresson,*, Maud Lawrell. T A Murphy, Marjory Williamson, A. E. Flower, A* G. Henderson, Liicy Gibson. Clara Mills, Eliza Campbell,,Barbafa Martin. W. Wilson, J: Slitherland (Canterbury). ."•-•-'■• ■"■•-. '' ' ; aJ„ M'Lay, Edith Barclay, Grace M'Arthur, F W. Hilgendorf.P. M'Kinlay,-T. Dunn, J. Bowie" A. Marshall Sarah Wilson, J. A. Cowie, D. n' Pryor, R.;T./Little,'J. M. Simmers, ,W. Cran Kate Webber, Helen S. Baird (Otago). 13. That the following be reported to the Hon. the Minister for Education as having passed the examination qualifying for the teachers' class C:— J. E. Thwaites (Canterbury). . L. Pope (Otago). ; 14. That the following be reported to his Honor the Chief Justice as haviug passed examinations qualifying towards admission as barristers :— * W. D. Lysuar (Gisborne), general knowledge. F. J. Foot (Wellington), general knowledge. , E. Y. Redward (Wellington), law. A. L. Herdman (Dunedin), law. Further, the annual report of the senate was agre.d to, and the chancellor was directed to forward it, as usual, to his Excellency the Governor.