NEW ZEALAND UNIVEBSITY.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3252, 27 February 1885, Page 3

NEW ZEALAND UNIVEBSITY.

(By Telegraph.) Auckland, Feb. 26. The Senate of the University resumed its sittings to-day. Dr Hector was appointed Chancellor, and the Bey. Andrew Nelson Vice-Chancellor. The University scholarship examinations report recommended that the junior scholarships be awarded to the following m order of merit : — ■William F. "Ward, Bobert Speight and Ainilie Mills, Christchurch ; Percy G. Morgan, Dunedin ;. Fred Gibbs, Nelson ; Flora M. Albin, Dunodin ; Catherine Lamb, Christchurch ; John H. Smith, Dunedin. Out of thirteen candidates taking the whole or part of the Medical preliminary examination, five whose names are on the table are to be allowed to pass. Of the 67 candidates for junior scholarships all are consklcred qualified for matriculation examinations. The following Southern students hare passed the late Matriculation Examination : — Napier — T. Ellison and J. Down ; Wellington —P. Burgess, E. Tolhuvst, T. Baywell, M. Morgan, A. Corben, M. Krull, E. Eolleaton, J. C. Smith, Edward M. Luckie, F. Pope, E. J. Tripe, N. Clark, A. Beader, A. Wilson, G. Wallace, H. Layc, and L. Myers. Christchurch —A. B. Lake, E. Alexander, F. Young, L. Owen, P. Cocks, Holland, W. Bateman, F. Hoddinott, T. Bees, J. Thacker, S. Petrie, J. H. Malcolm, E. H. Clark, G. Pitcaithley, E. Aldridge, C. Bourke, O. Allpress, F. Roberts, E. Ryder, W. Gibson, J. Ecclesfield, and F. Darby; Timaru— J. Fail-lock, F. Bono, E. Cotter, C. Hard (?), H. McLean, C. Plante, P. Cook, E. Cooper, and J. Cramond ; Asliburton — E. Fooks i Greymouth — J. McCormick and F. Mclvor; Nelson- W. Hodder, J. S. Bailey, — Cainsworth, T. Laird, M. Decks, and A, B. Decks ; Dunedin — E. J. Roberts, W. Thompson, E. Sleigh, E. Sheriff, O. Allan, W. Eider, D. McLauchlan, J. Garrow, R. Grant, G. M. Moodie, J. S. Reid, J. Chisholm, F. Hilzendorz, J. Moir, J. H, Eeid, J. Wilson, J. Parlane, B. Mollison, C. Binnie, C. Gillies, J. Golding, J. Digger, J. Higher, J. Robertson, J. Warburton, H. McMillan, E. Pendcr, F. Laggett, J. Jack, J. McShec, J. Eennie, J. W. Basting, D. Cook, R. Gordon, M. Mills, R. Little, M. Scott, L. Stone, M. Callender, and J. Tennent ; Invercargill — John Meiklejohn, R. Collice, A. McDonald, E. Topper, L. Thompson, J. McEellor, G. McLoskie, and J. Jamieson ; Lawrence — L. Darton. The following candidates for honors have qualified for matricula-tion:—Wellington-J. Marshall, W. Colbeck, W. Morrah, A. Henley, H. Harding, C. Morpoth, A. McCredie, H. Brandon, G. Fringle, and F. Glasgow ; Nelson — M. Richmond, F. James, and Jones ; Cliristohureh — J. Turner, E. Webb, W. Hargreaves, A. Cox, R. Cook, J. H. Smith, A. Krok, M. Sword and T. Cresswell ; Dunedin — J. McLaundress, M. Fergusson, J. Moss, J. Duncan, J. Crump, K. Walker. The following have passed m whole . or m part the preliminary medical examination: — Wellington — J. C. Smith; Nelson — W. Hodder; Christchurch —W. Batemen ; Ashburton — E. Fooks ; Dunedin— C. A. Copcland.