EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY.

Otago Witness, Issue 2985, 31 May 1911, Page 8

EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY.

NEW ZEALAND MEDICAL STUDENTS. (From Qua Own Correspondent.) LONDON, March 31. The winter session class-merit lists in connection with the University of Edinburgh have just been compiled, and although, the number of New Zealand students attending the university shows a gradual decline, it will be noted that those who are working there are doing considerable credit to tnemselvce and to their Dominion by snowing Jesuits that are excellent. , . In the branch midAvilery and gynEeco.ogy, the following New Zealandera have passed their final examination:—H. Foster Holmden (Wellington), William H. Johnston, B.A. (Wellington), Peter M'Nab (Auckland), A. E. Moore (Auckland;, William Stewart (Balclutha), Donald Watson (Thames), Donald Wiilson /Wellington). In the subject psychology, F. D. Johneon (Wellington) has come off with firstclass honours and a medal. Arthur G. Clark has passed in cnemistry for the first professional, while the following have got through the second professional f* Physiology—Robert W. Mackay (Tokomairiro). medallist, Anatomy—Royden M. Muir (Wellington), William G. Weston (Christchurch). In the third professional, William A. Bowie, B.A. (Timaru) and Louis Levy (Wellington) have passed the pathology examination, the former student with distinction; while the following have been successful in the branch Materia Medica—Sidney H, Arthur "(Wellington), Robert C. Begg, M.A., B.Sc. (Dunedin), Gilbert M. Bogle. B.A. (Napier), Thomas H. Horrax (Wellington), John S. Munro (Palmerston), Sydney A. Smith (Wellington). LIST OF MEDALLISTS. > ,

Peter M'Callum, anatomy, two medals—one senior, one junior, also the John Aitken Carlisle bursary (senior) for anatomy, as well as a medal in physiology. R. M. Mackay (Tokomairiro), medal in chemical physiology. '■■ Sydney A. Smith (Wellington), first medal in Materia .Modica and first medal in cKeeaeas of ear, nose, and throat. Gilbert V. Bogle, B.A. (Napier), fourth, modal in midwifery. " R. Campbell Begg, M.A., B.Sc. (Dunedin), medal in diseases of the eye. OTHER SUCCESSES. In chemistry and in practical chemistry A. G. C'lark has taken honours in the second-class, also second-class honours in the junior division of anatomy. Second-class honours have fallen to F. J. O'Reilly and H. P. White in tile second-half course for second-year students of anatomy, while among first-year students the name of A. G. Clark appears with honours in the second division. In senior practical anatomy (autumn term), H. W. Wilson has gained firstclass 'honours, and A. F. Sinclair and George Cromi© honours of second-class. Junior Practical Anatomy (second-year students). —First-class honours have oeen secured by Peter M'Callum, R. M. Mackay, B. E. Wright; A. G. -Clark has taken second-class honours for first-year students. . • R. M. Mackay, F. J. O'Reilly, and B. E. W 7 right are in the second-class honours list in physiology. _ „',,„;, t. In chemical physiology F. MacCallum, F. J. O'Reilly, and B. E. Wright have gained honours in the first-class, and L. Jeffcoat and D. J. Max honours in the secondExperimental Physiology. First-class honours:. F. MacCallum, R. M. Mackay; second-class: D. Max, F. J. O'Reilly, H. P. W. White (Blenheim), and B. E. Wright. „. , . G. Cromi© and A. F. Sinclair were absent from one examination (pathology) through illness; they obtained marks in the other entitling them to .second-class honours. Materia Medica. —Second-class honours : Gilbert V. Bogle, Thomas H. Horrax. Practical Materia Medica.—Second-class honours: F. J. O'Reilly. Medicine (junior division). —First-class honours: S. Harcourt Arthur, G. V. Bosle, Sydney Smith (Roxburgh, New Zealand). Second-class honours: T. H. Horrax, A. L. Christie, Louis Levy. Midwifery and Gynaecology.—First-class honours: Gilbert V. Bogle (medallist), and Sydney Smith. Second-class honours: R. Campbell Begg, T. H. Horrax, S. Harcourt Arthur. Senior Surgery.—Second-class honours: D. Watson. Junior Surgery.—Second-class Honours: J. W. J. Childs, G. Cromie. Senior Practical Surgery.—D. Watson. Junior Surgery.—H. W. Wilson. Diseases of the Eye.—Second-class honouis. —A. E. Moore (autumn term); R. Campbell Begg, M.A., B.Sc, medallist (spring term). Diseases of Tropical Climates.—Firstclass honours: C. C. lies. Diseases of Larynx, Ear, and Nose.— First-class honours: R. C. Begg; secondclass honours: T. H. Horrax (autumn term). Spring term—P. M'Coiwan and Sydney Smith Imiectallistri, equal, firstclass honours; Gilbert V. Bogle, secondclass honours, Diseases of the Skin.—Second-class honours: John Munro, R. Campbell Begg.