THE UNIVERSITY.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1092, 3 April 1911, Page 6

THE UNIVERSITY.

EXAMINATION RESULTS. SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SENATE. APPOINTMENT OF EXAMINERS. A special meeting of the Senate was held at the Museum on Saturday, the Chancellor (Sir Robert Stout) presiding. Tho Chancellor .announced the business to be:— 1. Various miscellaneous matters. '-■ Granting of free passages offered by tho Orient Steamship Company. 3. Election of assistant-registrar. i. Consideration of the reports on degree examinations of lfllO.

A letter from the Graduates' Association of Wellington, in reference to university reform, was read.—Resolved that the.letter be received.

Certain medical candidates applied for a.special final examination in July.—The application was refused.

The degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery was conferred on William Stanley beed.

The degree of Bachelor of Laws was conferred on Reginald Walter Hill. ■The following examiners were appointed :-

Botany (entrance scholarship): Professor J-homns, Auckland.

Mathematics (matriculation): Professors Giibbatt and Segar. It was resolved that tho Chancellor Have power to permit persons who have entered for and passed the matriculation examination to complete the engineering preliminary examination at 'the end ot their first academic year. Mechanical drawing for tho degree of Bachelor of Agriculture was defined as follows:—

Iwo papers.-(a) The ranking, without tlie use of instruments, but to approximate scale of drawings in elevation, plan, end view, section, or perspective, from diagrams, models, simple machines, or other objects. Such drawings being sufficiently dimensioned to permit of the article being constructed from them, (b) llio making of simple mechanical drawings in elevation, plan, end view, or section, from diagrams, dimensioned sketches, models,.or objects. It was resolved that no candidate this year bo debarred from keeping terms for tho B.A. degree on account of the restriction contained in tho note to action 2 of the statute "The Degree of Bachelor of Arts." (This refers to the provision as to Laun or Greek being compulsory as a preliminary for keeping B.A. terms.) Several letters were received from law candidates in reference to results. No action was taken.

A Senior National Scholar who has failed in the first section of his degree owiuu' to ill-health was allowed to retain his scholarship for the third year. It was decided that a candidate from Otago applying for admission, ad eundem statum, be allowed to proceed to the degree of B.A. by taking two subjects at one examination, of which subjects puro mathematics must be one.

Commerce Committee. The committee recommended the appointment of the-following examiners for tho degree of Bachelor of Commerce and tho professional examinations in accountancy, such examiners to be eligible for reappointmont:—

.JV, sllts anc ! D »t>>.-°f Trustees under Uills and of Receivers (both elementary mid advanced).—Mr. M. AV. Richmond, B.Sc, London, LL.B., New Zealand. Law of Bankruptcy.—Jlr. • 11. F. von Haast, M.A., LL.B.,"AVellington. Law of Joint Stock Companies—Jlr. C. B. Morison, AVellington. Mercantile Law.—ln the event of Jlr. J. H. Hosking, K.C., whom tho Senate reappointed examiner in commercial law before tho change in the Bachelor of Commerce degree, declining the appointment under the altered conditions, Jlr. H. D. Bamford, LL.D., Auckland.

Book-keeping and Accounts (elementary nnd advanced).—Jlr. A. T. Clarke, A.C.A. (Eng.), AVellington; Mr. William M'Cnlloch, F.1.A.N.Z., Napier, as joint examiners.

Auditing (elementary and advanced).— Mr. E. AA\ Hunt, F.1.A.N.Z., F.1.A.V., AVellington.

These examiners have been unanimously recommended by the executive committee of tho council of the New Zealand Society of Accountants.

The committee recommended that the Senate accede to the request of tho said executive committee, that the entries of candidates for examination in only the subjects of the third and fourth divisions of the degree of Bachelor of Commerce be accepted up to September 1, and inat the Senate consider at its next annual meeting the substitution for section Mof the statute "The Degree of Bachelor of Commerce" tho following section:— Candidates' notices for examination in a section comprising any subject of tho first or second division must be sent in to the registrar not later than Jlay 1, accompanied by the fee. Candidates' notices for examination in a section comprising only subjects of the third and fourth divisions or either of them must bo sent in to the registrar not later than September 1, accompanied bv tho fee.

With reference to the said Executive Committee's suggestion as to tho order in which professional subjects can be taken, this committee recommends (a) that' candidates bo allowed to enter and present themselves for the professional examinations in accountancy without regard to the restrictions set out in paragraph (c), Section V Professional Examinations in Accountancy, but without prejudice to the future action of the Senato on tho matter, (b) That tho Senato at its next annual meeting consider tho advisability of deleting paragraph (c) from tho statute.

The committee recommends: That (he candidates whose names appear on the annexed list bo credited in the records of the university with passes in tho subjects set opposite their respective names in the said list, and that a candidate —Jir. F. G. Jolly—be given tho option either of qualifying for his degree of Bachelor of Commerce (a) under the old system, or (b) under the new by passing in the (b) paper of French and two optional subjects in which ho has not already passed.

List of Credits.—Bachelor of Commerce. AA 7 . Stewart, in history and economic geography. N. M. Douglas, in history and one optional subject. A. H. Gilby, in history and economic geography. G. .1. Hollis, in history, economic geography, economics, and French (a). O. Scott, in history and economic geography. J. A. Hay, in economic geography, economics, French (a), and elementary book-keeping. G. G. Rose, in economic geography, economics, French (a), and elementary bookkeeping, .and one optional subject. H. M. M'G'jillum, in history and economic geography. J. L. Griffin, in history, economic geography, econotnics, French (a), elementary book-keeping, and one optional subject. P. E. Pattrick, in history and economic geography. AV. Birss, in history and economics.

A. E. Currie, in history, economic geography, economics, French (a), elementary book-keeping, and one optional subject. This record is rendered necessary by the change made last January in the degree. Tho report was adopted by the Senate.

Free Passages. Tho two freo passages to Europe provided by the Orient Company were awarded to Clara M. Taylor and A. B Fitt, both, of Victoria College. Assistant-Registrar. Out of 13 applicants Mr. Edwin Thomas Norris, M.A., was selected. THE LIST OF PASSES. Tho following are the results of the examinations for degrees, senior scholarships, certificates of proficiency, etc., held last Novcmbsr: — Doctor of Medicine. X, A. D. Mulholland.

Honours in Arts and M.A. Auckland College, Clara, L. Beaumont, first-class in botai»?i

AV. A. Hurley, third-class in mental science. Mary E. Clarke, first-class in English and French. Kato V. Kdgerloy, first-class in botany. Ednii :.l. li. Lynch, second-class in Latin' and English. Ruby .Morrison, second-class in botany. Victoria College. R It. Bisgar, third-class in Latin and EiibMsli. Jessie M. Hutlcr, third-class in Latin am) English. Florence AY. Cooke, third-class in botany. Olive V. Iladdrell, third-class in English and French. (!. W. Murice, third-class in mental seipuec. J. <_'. Pope, third-class in Latin and German. Bcrtliii I. L. R -eve, second-class in imithi'niatics. .1. Snell, second-class in mental scienco. S. T. C. Sprott, second-class in Latin and Greek. Canterbury College. C. F. Arnold, third-class in political science. Alice AI. F. Candy, second-class in political science F. V. Frazer, LL.B., third-class in political science. Ella Garland, third-class in English and French. Dorrice M. Holland, first-class in mental science. Edith A. Jackson, second-class in physical science. Helen P. Leverscdge, second-class in Latin and French. Otago University. Doris JI. Allan, third-class in English and French. T. M. Haslett,* third-class in mental science. '])• C. llcrron, third-class in mental science. Isabella Mackay, third-class in Latin and English. J. A. Jloore, second-class in physical scienco. Bertha Muller, third-class in French and German. .). 11. Murdoch,' second-class in English and French, also second-class in mental science. D. L. Robertson, third-class in English and French. Henrietta Smith, second-class in English and French. J. Stewart, second-class in physical science. Evelyn M. JF. Whitehead, third-class in Latin and French. L. J. Wild, second-class in geology. Maud M. Wilson, third-class in mental science. Honours in Science and M.Sc, ' Auckland College. W. A. Gray, first-class in mathematics. Victoria College. T. Bigg, first-class in chemistry. Canterbury College. L. S. Jennings, second-class in mathematics. Otago University. 11. JI. Budd, first-class in physical science, also first-class in geology. Gladys C. M. Cameron, first-class in zoology. , Honours in Law and LL.M. Victoria College. H. E. Evans, second-class. B. Kennedy, first-class. Master of Arts. Auckland College. H. G. Wake. Master of Laws. Auckland College. F. G. Dunlop. Certificates of Proficiency (M.A, or LL.M, Standard). Auckland College. W. Donovan, in chemistry. Otago University. H. D. Bedford, in law. . : .; . ;r Bachelor of Music (Final Examination), E. N. Collie. ' • "- H. B. Jones. Bachelor of Music (First Examination). E. F. B. Waters.

if Senior Scholars. 0 Auckland College. • A. Wallace, in pure mathematics, .applied mathematics, ami chemistry (award-. , oil scholarship in puro mathematics). ■J N. F. E. Eobertshawe, in Greek. 0 Victoria College. s P. W. Burbidge, in electricity and ? chemistry (awarded scholarship in J chemistry). 1 Harriett M. Jenkins, in botany. f Canterbury College. H. D. Broadhcad, in Latin and Greek l (declined scholarships). 3 t.i. AV. 1). Mulgan, in history. i A. C. Tythcridge, in German. Otago University. i .T. li. W. Craig, in mental science. 3 51. Ongley, in geology, f I). K. White,'in English. :• M. Alexander, in electricity. 1 K. G. Fraser, in French. Wm. Stewart, in Latin. . i John Tinline Scholar, ' Otago University. J C. 11. Littlejohn. J Sections of Engineering Examinations. , ■ • Canterbury College. i D. F. Bauchop. . 1 G. Macindoe. 1 T. D. Smith. ; AV. L. Parker. L. B. Hutton. > Bachelor of Engineering (Final). Canterbury College. F. X. H. Bcamish.' ■ Engineering Entrance. Canterbury College. F. M. Corkill. L. B. Hutton (completed). Bachelor of Arts (First Section). Auckland College. E. Crosby, Eva. J. dimming, K. J. Dellow (also LL.B.), 8.. E. G. George \ AV. Heath, Gladys H. Howard, Dorothy Holmden, J. A. jermyn, E. G. Jones C C. Marsack, R. H. Melville (also LL.B.), C. H. Olds, J. G Poulgrain, Katherino H. Rogan, F. A. Taylor, Teresa D , Tompkins, E. S. AVest, l-\. AVilks, AV. h' "Wills. Victoria College. Maud Barnett, C. P. Bates, B. Bronnand, H. G. Brodie (also LL.B.), Maud M. Casey, A. P. Castle, AVinifred A. Cathie, Mary C. Clachan, G. M. Cleghorn, S. AV. Dempsey, Ethel M. Duff, Doris M 11. Gavin, V. J. B. Hall. Ethel E. Harrison, 11. Henderson, Kathleen M. L. llougliton, Dorothy L. Iluoston, G C Jackson (also LL.B.), Mabel U. Loft us, R. AV. M'Conncll (also LL.B.), C H M'Kay, F. K. M'Kcnzie (also LL B) J E. Mills J C. Morisou. F. AV. Mothes, Ruth M. Moxham, N. M. Paulsen, \my S Payne, Elizabeth M. Pigott, S. J. Poole (also LL.B.), F. C. Raikes (also LL.B.) 11. Ranston, ,J. D. Roulston, A. S. Scott J. D. Smith, Annie F. Tait, J D Vernon (also LL.B.), H. L. Wilson, Marion Wilson. Elizabeth I, AViltou. Canterbury College. Charlotte A. I). Bartrum, J. G. Denniston, W. 0. R. Gilling, J. A. Gordon, Isabella M. Ivoraeh, G. J. King, C. Jlalthus. C. S. Marshall, Margaret M. Moir, 11. (,': Money. G. J. Park. Eliza J. Pegg, J;., 1 ?; I'lirchase, Mary C. Reynolds, L. G. AYhitchead. Otago University. 11. S. Adams (also LL.B.), F. F. Adamson, A. Bain, Olivp E. Baylis, Agnes liorrio, Ivy I. Crawford, W.' A. CiirzoiiSiggers, A. J. 11. Dow, Dorothy C. Farnie, J. J. AV. Fleming, F. E. L. Forrester, Ailecn I. Haslctt, A. S. Ke-.i-nedy, Jemima Kennedy, Ireno L. Laycock, Ivy A. Learmoutli. Agnes L. London, D. N. MacDiarmid, Alice F. M'Lay, J. MarVick, G. G. Mcnzies, F. P. Miles, Mary M. Mills, M. J. Morrison, E. Partridge, T. B. Purvcs, C. M. Smith, H. D. Tait, J. Thompson, ElsTc E. A. Vickery, Mary S. AVatt, Helen I. P. AVhyte. Bachelor of Arts (Final). Auckland College. E. E. Bamford. J. C. Brook, Mabel E. I'reeman, Hilda Kirkbride, AV. A. G. Penlingtou, N. F. E. Robortshawe, M. D .Eohan, N. B. Spencer, A. AVallace,

Victoria College. Emmie Billens, .7. C. Hums, A. E. Caddick, hUcn C. Casey, Elsie D. Graham, w Ol ' 1 \, G V hai "'' Harriollu M. Jenkins, ]'. AV. Martin, Ci. I|. Mj (; | lo || Si ,j. ] {lls . t( ,|j Gwendoline JI. von T. Knxon, Annie W. icychenne, AV. \V. Thomas, Jt. S. WalCanlcrbury College. R. E. Bevan-Brown, 11. D. Broadhend, J. JJ. Davcy, Myrtle Garland, X. M. 1 , . Gibson, Jpssio F. j lily A ( . /gi j lpr . «"', c, - W- D. Miilgnii, J). O'Connor, 11. Hands, ]>. Kevell, II ,|. Ji. Seymour, Jlarv A. Slocombc, Lyclia A. Suckling, A. 0. lylherult'o, AV. S. AVauchop. Otago Universily, Grace M. Anderson, 11. Clark, J. fi. AY. i J S, J): °- J, ' r,lsor - c - JI - I'ilHfJolm, J. h M'Grath, Margaret J. Jlacaulay, ()! U MaMiigarb, Terlia D. Meek, A. L. filler, JI. Ongloy, G. E. Robertson, Jlarv n , i>^,J L W ' Slllt<?r . W. M. Stewart, JJ- R. While, E. AV. White. Bachelor of Science (First Section). Auckland. College. ,A B- Jameson, AY. JI. Jones, F. AV. weid, B. P. AYorlcy. Canterbury College. F. SI. Corkill. Otago University. AV. A. Alexander, H. C. "Brent, J. A. Colquhoun, D. Doake, E. 0. Horcus, iMizabeth L. Jl'Corkindale, AV. A. Stuart. Bachelor of Science (Final). Auckland College. N. R. Jacobsen, AV, "Wilson. Victoria College. P. W. Burbidge. Canterbury College. D. B. Maclood, l>. S. Nelson. Otago University. M. Alexander, W. A. Armour, P. C. Davie. Certificates of Proficiency. . F. C. Attwood, in education; A. Bell, m economics; Kosanna Bowen, in history and constitutional history; Hilda M. Carrick, in economics; W. Davidson, in history and constitutional history; Janet 13. Uewar, in mental science; J. Donald, in pure mathematics; A. Goodall, in pure mathematics; A. Gray, in mental science; -Tu-liidys IK. Griffiths, in education; Jvatiloeii Milliard, in English and pure mathematics; Ada C. Lloyd, in economics; '>Jary..\l(jowan, in economics; T. D. 0. M Aenziq, in education, and history rind constitutional history; K. A. Malcolm, in economics; Jane Marwick, in education; n it" i, oodlo ' m English and education; U. \. Moore, in economics; K. C. Moors in economics; F. Murphy, in education; wsio p. Newton, in education; Ethel JI. i'oder, m English; H. V. Hamsav, in education; J. F. Bpberts, in economics, and history and constitutional history; d. \. Snierdon, in biology and botany: i • , hoar ',."> "'story and . constitutional History; Kate L. Tasker, in pure mathemental science, and education; i>. P. Ihurston, in mental science; Nellie luriier, in mental science; H. R. Urquhart, in English;. S. Walker, in history and constitutional history, and geology; C. JI. Wright, in economics.

Bachelor of Commerce (First Examination). Canterbury College. W. Birss, A. E. Currie, M.A. Victoria College. J. L. Griffin. Barristers' Examination, . R. C. Berkeley, H. J. Durham, L, Ethermgton. ■ . . . Bachelor of Laws (Sections), Auckland University College. G. E. L. Alderton, R. JI. Aleie, J. P. Bawden, J. C. Brook, B. P. Cahili, A. W. Delamore, A. JI. Goulding, A. B. Jackson, H. A. Swarbrick, N. L. Jlncky, J. G. Poulgrain, J. B. Reynolds, AV. B, 'Tuck. Victoria College. _H, S. : Baddelcy, E. 0. Baigent, C. A. Berendsen, P. B. Broad, J. N. Bullnrd, R. R. Burridge, P. B. Cooke. H. L. Griffiths, F. ,G. Hall-Jones, W. T. Hampson, rH. L.Harley.C. A. Hendry, L. L. flitchmgs, E. W 7 . Inder, G. C. Jackson, L. P. Leary, A. D. Lynch, JI. Jl'Cartney, D. E. C. Mackay; J. Mason, S. B." Mason, J. C. Jlorrison, K. Jlunro, F. 0. R. Phillips, , A. H. Powell, D. 1 G. Riddiford, J. W. Rutherfurd, A. B. Sievwright, W. J. Sim, T. F. Simpson, C. H. Taylor, J. JI. Tudhope, J. D. Vernon, G. G. G. AVatsou, F. L. G. West, F. A. Wilson, A. S. Scott: Canterbury College. K. D. Ambrose, A. K. Baker, W. D. Campbell, A. T. Donnelly, H. A. Hopkins, H. J. M'Miillin, N. A. Potts, F. C. Spratt, AV. Thomas. Otago University College. F. B. Adams, E. Croft, R. B, Grigor, AV. B. Johnston, G. C. Jlaltby, J. N. Millnrd, C. H. Molloy, R. C. Oiigley, A. E. I L. Scantlebury, J. U. Shore. Bachelor of Laws, Final. Auckland College. B. AV. Hill, B. H. AVyman. A : ictoria College. A. D. Brodie, JI. Gilfedder, D. B. Hoggard, E. Lyon, J. L. Short. Otago University College. R. M. Butherford, C. N. Scurf, S. G. Smith.