NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY SENATE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13563, 9 April 1906, Page 2 (Supplement)

NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY SENATE.

THE NOVEMBER EXAMINATIONS. WELLINGTON, April 1. A sjiecial meeting of tho Senate of the New Zealand University was hold yesterday. The main business was consideration of tlia English examiners' reports on tho degree, honouis, and scholarship examinations of last November. The Dunedin results are as follows: — Honours in Arts.—Arthur John Coltrell, first class bouours in zoology; Annie Hudson Cox, second class honours in languages and literature (Englis)i and l'Vencli); Joseph Hunter, third class honours in mental science; Esther Annie Kins, second class honours in mental seiencc; Mary Harriet M'Govvan King, lirst class honours in languages ami literature (English and French); Edmund Kerry Lomau, lirst class honours in mental scieneo; Thomas Millor, first class honours in mental science; William I'rita James Munro, third class honours in languages and literature (English and French); Arthur Cyril Randerson, third class honours in languages and literature (I<atin and English); .Marion Meiklam Strang, second class honours in lansuages and literature (English and Frcnch); Mary Webb, .second claa; honours in language? and literature (Latin and French). Honours in Science.—Robert Alexander Farquharson, first class honours in geology, also ferord cla*s honours in elect ricitf and magnetism. .Masters of Arte,—John Bninton, Arthur John Cottcrill, Annie Hudson Cox, Joseph Hunter, Esther Annio Kinir. Mary Harriett M'Gowan King. F.dmund Kerry Lomae, Thomas Miller. William Fritz James Munro, Arthur Cyril Usjiderson. Marion Meiklam Strang, Mary Webb. Master of Science.—Robert Alexander Farquharson. • Certificates of Proficiency (in a standard!. Arthur, Robert Andrew (sat in Birmingham), in geolojn*; Waiter Cuthbert Colce, in mental science; Harriet Gow, in languages and literature (Latin and English): Passed Third Examination Mining and Engineering.—Ernest John Herbert Webb. Senior Seliolarship.— I Tom Dnsger Adams, in Latin, and Alesaiider Moncrieff Finlayson, in geology (equal); Bernard Edward Murohy. in mental science. Jobn Tinline Scholarship Knglish).— William John Martvn. Passed First Section B.A.—Wa!t°r Palersou Anderses:, Colin Mscdonakl Oilray. Helen Macgregor Kcnyoti, Helen Rotter Eerse, Hector Maclean, Lucy. Sandford

Morion. Janet M'Lcod Robic, Eleanor Rowlandson, Fanny Gertrude Shand, Mary Eleanor Sims, Arthur Watt. ■ Bachelors of Art.—Tom Dagger Adams, Robert Campbell Begg. Walter Guthrio Blackie, George Frederick Booth, David Oalder-, Vera Lucy Ball, Helen Kirkla-nd Dalrynmlc, Dora Maud Esther, Charlotte Grant Harrison, George Frost Fanny Rnth'tLivingofone, William John Mnrtyn, •Tenuis Moore, Bernard Edward Murphy. Miitn(e Patorson, James Ritchie, Margaret Ronaldsqn. Adolphus, Nefeou, 8. Cotter. Annie',' l'urifl Tomlinson, John Rutherford Patcrebn. I'osscd First Section B.Se.—John Arthur Burtrum, Charles Andrew Cotlon. Andrew Bonar 'Lindsay. John Francis M'Fadden, Arthur Ernest Panting, Bachelors, of Science.—William Jo.-eph Dunbar, ..Alexander MoncriefF .Finlayson, Thomas Bennett Hamilton. Bachelor of Laws.—Leonard Thomas Burnard. Certificate of .Proficiency IB.A. .standard). Mary Ann Itecknall M'Carthy, in mental science. Other matters dealt with wcro a lnodification of tho now senior scholarship definition in biology, whroby a candidate for this scholarship shall take a paper in general biologv and the honours papers A. and B. in either botany or zoology: a modification in the requirements for repeating the subject mathematics for B. .0., whereby candidates so repeating shall not bo required to take the honours paper in optics and astronomy. These two provisions require ratification at a general meeting of the Senate. Three candidates for mining engineering who had failed in machine drawing will be allowed to take that subject with .their final examination. Mr Herdnian Smith was appointed an examiner for matriculation.