ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS
SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS. SUBJECTS FOR B COM. LIST OF PASSES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Saturday. The following were the successful students from the Waikato who sat in the recent B. Com and Accountancy Professional Examinations. They have passed in the subjects as indicated by the following numbers: —Book-keep-ing and accounts 1., i; mercantile law 1., 2; economics, 3; book keeping and accounts 11., 4; mercantile law 11., o; auditing, 6 ; book-keeping and accounts 111., 7; trustees, 8; bankruptcy, 9; joint stock companies, 10. Accountancy. Hamilton.—W. 3. Agnew, 5,8; T. Bremer, 1,2, 3; J. W. Brown, 4,9; VV. J. Cassidy, 2,9; C. A. Cater, 3,4, 8; C. W. Clark 1,2; R. F. Clement, 1 2,3; C. 3. Dent, 4,6; P. L. Elliott, 1- T. L. Glck, 1,2; A. V. Gilling, 34; A. J. Gunn, 6,8; R. R. Harrison, 1,9, 10; L. Hood, 9, 10; W. H. Hulse, 1, 2,9, 10; F. J. Hunter, 1,9; N. F. Innes, 2,9; D. P. Jenkins, 1,2; T. J. Jury, l’ 2; K. E. Louden, 1,2; OH. L. Marbrook, 7; W. C. Morris, 4,5, 8; E. K. Murphy, 4,6, 9; W. J. McDell, 6,7, W. A. Pascoe, 2,4, 9, 10; A. D. Robertson, 5; W. G. Seabrook, 1,2; C. J. Seccombe, 5,8; H. W. Shepherd, 1 2; G. Tomlinson, 4,5, 8; L. G. Turner, 3,6, 7; E. G. Tyler, 1,5; D. J. Voisey, 3’, 5,8, 9; N. W. Walders, I, 9; G. F. Williams, 3,4, 5,9, 10; G. 11. Wood, 5,8; A. M. Young, 5, 8. Paeroa. —B. R. James, 3, 0. Waihi. —A. O. Dare, 1,2; P. H. O’Shea, 2, 9. Te ArohaV—J. D. Adams, 1,2, 10; L. S. DiOingoole, 6,7; R. W. Kerr, 1, 8; D. L. Nola, 1,8, 9, 10; P. N. Ray, 1, 10; J. T. Wyatt, 4,5, 8. Morrinsville. —A. G. Greentree, 4,5, 8. -
’ Matamata. —L. I. Goodwin, .1, 3; B. R. Renton, 1, 3. Rotorua. —R. J. Barber, 2, 10; 11. Egdell, 2,3; G. IT. Keeling, 1,9; E. B. Noble, 6,7; L. N. Tregear, 4,5, 10. Te Awamulu. —‘G. Brueton, 5,9; F. J. Dixon, 5. Te ITuiti.—r-M. H. Dean, 8,9; G. E. Ward, 1,2. Dargaville.—F. G. Bowling, 6. B. Com. ‘ Final B. Com. —H. G. Carter, 7; J. O. Vernon, 6, 7. Section B. Com.—W. J. Moreland, 2; K. D. Anderson, 10; D. C. Algle, 2. (Passed contingent upon passing in one other subject in groups I. or II.). Bachelor of Law. Supplementary. Criminal Law: Noel Grant.
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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19457, 22 December 1934, Page 7
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408ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19457, 22 December 1934, Page 7
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