UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND.

Otago Witness, Issue 2200, 30 April 1896, Page 15

UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND.

A special session of the University Senate was held on the 22udinst. at the Univertity of Otago Buildings. There were present : The Chancellor (Sir J. Hector), Professors Sale, Shand, Scott, and Balmond, and Mr Milne.

The' Senate considered the detailed reports of the examiners in England for the November examinations of 1895, and pasfed the following resolutions (the Senate will mceb again today to consider the results of the fpecial medical oxatoinfttions juet conoluded, and will then adjourn till next weak at Wellington to confer degrees on those candidates whose names appear in the following lists a« having passed final examinations, but whoee fees may have b^ea sent to the University Office, Wellington, within the prescribed time) :—: — 1. That the degree of Master &f Arts be conferred on the following : — H D. Major, Auckland E K. Mul^an, Auckland R. J. Hamilton, Auckland H. Mason, New Plymouth F. J. Bikewell, Wellington H. Williams, Christchurch G. P. Howell, Dunedin Clmitina M. Cruickshank, Dunedln E Hnder, Dunedin Rachel M Kerrow, Dunedin Janet t'olson, Dunedin Ali «3 M. Baron, Dunedin. 2. That the following be recorded as having passed the examination qualifying for honours in arts ;— R. J. Hamilton, Auckland, first class in chemistry H. D. Major, Auckland, first class i* geology R. A. M'CuUough, Auckland, second class in mathematics E. K. Mulgan, Auckland, first class In geology F. H. Bakewell, Wellington, third class in political science Jane MulUollaud, Ohristchurch, first class iti English and French Edith Hodi{kinso«), Invercargill, second clafs in English and French H. Williams, Christcharch, third class in Latiu :vnd English G. J. lxincasJ-er, Christchuroh, first class in physio* and chemiwtry J. M. Waddell, Christchurch, second class in Lritin and English { H. O. Craddock, CTiristchurc.fi, second class ■ in Latin and Greek A. Gray, Christchurch, second class in l»hyMca A. D. Wilkinson, Dunedin, second class in Latin and English Christina Cruiricshank, Dunedia, second class in mathematics G. P. Howell, Dunedin, second class in Sug\ish and German - Jessie Rutherford, Dunedin, first class in Euglinh and French i Janet Poison, Dunedin, second class in physics j D. A. Strachan, Dunedin, eesond olass in ' political science and third class in mental science Alice M. Baron, Dunedia, third class in physios __ j Rachel 11' Kerrow, Dunedin, second class in •lAtiu and English E. Pinder, Dunedin, second class in mental science A. M'Neil, Dunedin, second class in Latin and English. 3. 1 hat the degree of Bachelor of Arts be conerred on the following : — Mabel Crump, Auckland Janet Currie, Waneanui Selene Knight, WAlicgton A. H. Wall, Wellington S. A. Atkinson, Wellington A. W. Shrinvpton, Christchurch Maud "Lawrefl, Chmtchurch J. Montgomery,' Christchurch ' ■ Burba.'* Martin, Ohristchurch A. Bell, Chrwtcimrch . A. G. Henderson, Ohristchurch F. Milner, Christchurch ' A. E Flower, Chrietchurch Katherine Gresson, Christchuroh H. (J. Wake, Curißtchurch T. A. Murphy, Christchurch J. M- Thomson, Duuedin W. G. Grave, Dunedia Margaret Smyth, Dune.lin Mabel Salmoud, Dunedin P. M'Kinlay, Dunedin J. A. Cowie, Dunedin F. W. Hilgendorf, Dunedin T. Dunn. Dunedin Bertha Black, Nelson. 4. That the degree of Bachelor of Laws be conferred on : J. A. Scott, 8.A., Dunedin. 5. That the degree of Bachelor of Science be conferred on : A. G. Muir, Christchurch C O. Lillie, Dunedin Janet Poison, Dunedin. 6. That the degree of Doctor of Science be conferred on : J. R. Don, B.Sc, Dunedin. 7. That the senior scholarships of the year be awarded to the following :— F. Milner, Christchurch, in Latin Maud E. Lawrell, Christchurch, in Greek Clara B. Mills, Christchurch, iv English and French A. Bell, Christchurch, in mathematics A. B!. Flower, Christchurch, and I*. M'Kinlay, Dunedin (equal), in physical science. - F. W. Hilgendorf, Dunedin, in natural science (zoology) J. M. Thomson, Dunedin, in mental science T. A. Murphy, Christchurch, in political science. 8. That the John Tinliue scholarship of the year be awarded to : A. G. Henderson, Christchurch. 8. That the following be recorded aa having passed the final B.A. pass examination i— P. Drummond, Auckland Teresa Uax, Nekon Elizabeth Graham, Nelson XL G. Atkinson, Ohristchurch XL Purchas, ChrLrtskswh,

T. R. Quill, Christchurch M M'Leod, Chris'.ehurch . B. H. Low, Ohristchurch R. L. M'llroy, Ohristchurch Clara B. Mills Cbristohuroh R. Landreth, Dunedin. 10. That the following be recorded as having passed the first section of the B.A. pases examine tion :— P. S. Sraallfield, Auckland • P. H. Watte, Auckland Marian A. Gibson, N*.w Plymouth C. W. Field, Auckland C J. Ocoke, Napier H. A. Parkinson, Wellington W. Co'rry. Wangnnui J. G. Reid, Wellington H. IST. Baker. Nelson R, Dixon, Christchurch B. B. Hyder. Chnßtchurah C. W. Wri;jht,"©hri<»tcVmrch F. J. Wilkee, Christcharch Roberta Sievwright, Ghristchurch. W. D. Campbell, Ohristchurch J. J. Adams, Christ-burcli Cla*n E. Sanders, Ghriatchurcb, J. Cromie, Ghristchurch C. C. Oldham, Chnsfcohuroh J. K. H. Ingli?, Chrißtchurch Carolina's. Howard, Christehurflh H. M. Smyth, ( 'hrißtchnrch Ethel K. Bell, Ohristehurch Margaret Walker, Christchurch G. T. Woston, Ohristchurch Elsie li-JW, Christchurch J. O'Shea, Dunedin R. J. Thompson, Dunedin M. 0. Henderson, Dunedin W. Newlands, Dunedin Charlotte E. M'Grefior, Dunedfa * G. F. E. Adams, Dunedin W. Mawsnn, Dunedin Flora Campbell, Dunedin T. A Hunter, Dunedin A. G G. Miller, Dunedin C. C. Hutton, Dunedin F. W. Dunlop, Dunedin F. Foot*. Dunedin J. Reid, Dunedin. 11. That the following he recorded as having passed the first Mus. Boc. pass examination : — L. F. Watkhie, Christchurch, 12. That the following be recorded as having passed the flrtt LL B pass examination :— W. Corry, Wanganui E. S BaldwiD. Dunedin a. T. Weston, Ofaristchurch. 13. That the following be recorded as having passed the second LL B. pass examination :— A. T. Ngata. Auckland M. Myers, Wellington Ethel tt. Benjamin, Dunedin J. G. Stuart, Dunedin T. A. Murphy, Chrietchurch W. C. H. WigV Chriatchurch N. Patsreon, Dunedin F. W. Platts, Dunedin V. J RollestoH, Wellington • H. D. Muff, Cbri^tchurch J. H. Moore, Nelson. 14. That the following be recorded as having passed the final B.Sc. pass examination :— A. M'Nfcb, B. A. , Da^edin G. B. Snow, 8.A., DuDedin. 15. That the following be recorded a3 having pasted the first' section of the ordinary 33. 5 c. paw examination :— G. H. White, Christchurch A. 11. Oraddock, Christchurch J. W Mellor, Dunedin T. E'.duile, Dunedin. 16. That the fol'owiug ba recorded as having passed the Second Mechanical Engineering exarrn- . nation :— A. G Mnir, Chriatchurch A. B. Craddock, Christcburch 17. That the following be recorded a3 ha vine passed the Fourth Mechanical Engineering exami nation :— G. A. Julius. Christchurch J. Parr, Chrutchurch. 18. That the following be reported to the Hon. the Minister for Education as having pawed tha examination qualifying for a teacher's class C :— P. ODe», Nonriaßby F. Pegler, Ohristchurch A. B. Charters, Ghriatohurch, 19. That the following b* recorded es having gained certificates of proficiency :— Amy ft. 1-arge, Hupier 0. Maclaverty. Christchurch C T. Smyth, Auckland. 20. Thct the following he reported to his Honor thi Chief Justice as having passed the barrister* final law examination :— W. M. Jacksoa, Auckland C. W. TringUm, Wellington G. S. Gordo«, Wattcanui A. Swarbrick, Hamilton. SI. Tfaat the following be reported to hts Honor the Chief Justios ac havi»g. passed the bairUtera" general knowledge exatuinfttion :— G A Perry, Wellington . C. Nielsen, Welliagton J C. L. MacDiarmid, New Plymouth. The Senate of the University, of New Zealand met again on Friday morning and passed the following resolutions : — 1. That the following be recorded as having passed the special medical intermediate examination ;— E. J. M'Ara, in physics G. F Gill, in chemistry F. F. Olrioh, in phys'cs and chemistry Jessie Madiison, in physics. 2. That the following be 'recorded as having passed the first professional medical examination :— T. A. Will W. J. Cran. 8. That the following be recommended to the Imperial War department for a military commission :— C. Maclaverty. 4. That the thanks of the Senate be given to the Council of the University of Otago for the accoinmoda'ion afforded to the Senate for tha present session. Mr P. J. O'Regan delivered an address fit Blacky Point one day last week, and received a rote of thanki and confidence. He strongly favoured an elective Ministry and the referendum, a policy of Freetrade, and direct taxation. The unemployed difficulty was, ho considered, due to the artificial scarcity of land, the result of a syitem , of ignoring natural rights. 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