UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14213, 14 May 1908, Page 2

UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH.

■ 1 SUCCESSFUL NEW ZEALANDERS. (Fboic Oub Own Cojuiespondeht.) LONDON, March 27. Yesterday thcpublislicd list of tho clai merits lists of tho winter session, 1907-08 c the Edinburgh University Medical Selioi reached mo from Scotland. In that list, i usual, the names of New Zealand media students stand out with prominence, sever; being medallists, while others have passe with honours through the various sectioi; of the examinations. In ohemistry, sccond-class honours hav fallen to Mr I!. F. Wallace Mackenzie (We lington, N.Z.), who also has obtained first-class certificate in practical chemistry while a certificate in t.ho second class ha been obtained' by Mr S. 11. Arthui Second-class honours in physics have bee obtained by Mr E. F. Wallace and Mr E Watson. In tho junior division of lectures o anatomy, first place is taken by Mr A. I Moore, who thus scoots tho medal a? we as first-class honours, honours in tho secon< class having been obtained by Mr Donal Watson. Mr Peter M'Na,b obtains a medal an first-class honours'in tho junior division c practical anatomy, honours in tho saw class being also awarded to Mr Hi F. Holir den, and in the second class to Mr W. E Johnston. First on the list of tho junior practicj anatomy, Brisk) Street Department, aj (Kara the name of D.. M. Wilson, who thn secures a medal with first-class honour similar honours having fallen to A. I Moore, who oomes out fourth. In the senior pauctical anatomy examini tion another New Zealander conies out to —viz., Mr F. G. Bell, who is thus medallist with' first-clasj honours, wllil honours in the samo division have bee obtained by Messrs C. B, Tudehope, \\ D. Roid, and W. J. Feltham; second-elas honours having been awarded to Mossr J. F. Brown, E. B. Gunson, and Joh Druminond. In the senior division of physiology agaii a Now Zealand student conies out topviz., Mr C. B. Tudehope, who thus hold a medal and first-class honoftrs; two- othe New. Zoalanders havo taken first-clas honours—Messrs F. G. Bell and W. E lteid;—whilo honours of the sceond-clai have been awarded to: Messrs J. Falcone Brown, M. M. Morrison, and E. B. Cur son. In the junior division of tho samo sul: ject, Mr-'P. M'Nab has gained first-clas honours, while honours of the second elas have been awarded to Mossrs A. F. Moore Donald Watson', W. H. Johnston, D. M Wilson, H. F. Holmden, and D. C. Monro all of New Zealand. > The name of Mr W, J. Feltham stand first in the list, of successful candidates ii Iho experimental physiology examination and he thus gains a medal with first-clas honours. A similar distinction lias fallei to Mr P. M'Nab, whete njimo appear seventh on tho list; first cto honour without modal havo been seouied by Messr J. F. Brown and M.- M. Morrison, am second-class honours by the; following Nev Zealandcrs: Messrs F. G. Bell, S. M. Han cox, 11. F. Holmden, W. H. Johnston, II J. M'Caw, N. G. M'Lcan, J. S. Monro A. E. Moore, J. M. Murray, M. D. Reid C. M. Rout (Nelson), W. F. Sim (Dunedin) B. C. Tennent, C. B. Tudehope, D. Watson and D. M. Wilson. Mr Charles M. .Rout (Nelson) has pas«ec with first-class honours 'in tfic_ practice chemical physiology examination, ani the following New Zealanders have taken eeoond-claw honours in the sam< subject:—Messrs J. Falooncr Brown, J. Drummond, E. B. Gunson, H. Fostci Holmden (Lawrence), Charles C. lies, Wil liam H. Johnston (Otago), Peter M'Nab aud D. Watson. There are two New Zealand hiedallist' with first-class honours in material medics —namely, Mossrs W. Douglas Reid, whe takes first place, and Francis G. Bell, whe comes out second. Seoond-class honours ir tho samo subject havo fallen to Wilfred J. Fcitliam, Claude B. Tudehope, and Hugl: J. M'Caw. It is mentioned that, E. B • Gunson was absent through ' illness from one of the elasg examinations, and obtained at. the other examinations marks qualifying for first-class honours. Sccond-class honours in tho junipt division of pathology have been awarded to Messrs A. G. Hamilton, J. Drummond, A. Elmslic, J. H. Lawry, and G. L, Cawkwell. Iu tho senior division of medicine 1 notice only ono Now Zealand name—viz., Mr W. Bartholin Somnicrs (Christchurch), who has taken first-class honours. Iti tlif junior division first-class honours have beer awarded Messrs G. L. Cawkwoll and A. G. Hamilton, and scrond-class honours tc Mossrs T. C. Smith and J. Howard Lawry. To l the following Now Zealanders firstclass honours have been awarded in midwifery and gynecology:—Messrs G. L. Cawkwell, A. If. Elmslie, A. G. 1 Hamilton W. Bartholin Sommens, and T. Cyril Smith, sccond-class honours having been gained by Messrs J. Howard Lawry, W. S. Robertson, John M. Scott, and D. F. Borrie. Honours in practical surgery have been gained by Sydney T. Champtaloup. M.8., demonstrator. Mr G. L. Cawkwoll has passed with second-class honours in ,diseases of tho eye (winter term). In tho spring term list the name which comes out first is that of Mise'Hilda M. Nortlicroft, who thus carries off the medal and gains first-class honours, Miss Eva Meredith havin' taken second-class honours in the samo branch of study. Mr W. Bartholin Sommors comes out with first-class honours in the diseases of tropical climates examination. In diseaiscs of the skin, Mr D. F. Borrie,has ,ta!«ui honours in the secondclass, his name appearing fourth' in the list. In diseases of the larynx, ear, and nose, Mr A. G. Hamilton has, passed with first-class honours.