THE UNIVERSITY.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1352, 1 February 1912, Page 6

THE UNIVERSITY.

MEETING OF THE SENATE. MEDICINE AND UKNTISTRV PASSES. . The amiiinl meeting of. Hie. Senato of flip Now Zoiilaml University was conrinuod yesterday (fin- Cliancolbr, Sir Kobert Slmif, presiding), and practically concluded, the only busings now lomaiiiing being the final review of iho Senate's resolutions hy tin- Statutes Hevision Committee prior to their incorporation in flip University Statute. A beginning was made with this work yesterday afternoon, and the committee will " hold a short sitting this morning to conclude the business. LOANS TO GRADUATES. PIUVATE ENDOWMENT SUGGESTED. Importing on a proposal by Professor ■• JJ. Hi-own (Aucklajul), with reference to loans.(a graduates to enable them to obtain more extended experience, iu other countries, the Finance Committee reported that the scheme, if monev could bo loiiml for it, would undoubtedly be of valuable assistance to graduate's. ' 'Hie boiiate hod no funds which could be devoted to this purpose. It is possible, however, suggested- the committee, that the publication of the proposal aud the Senate s approval thereof, may induce s:onlo private individuals to endow the university with a sum of money, for this, very laudable object.. The report was adopted. JUNIOR BURSARS. SENATE LIABLE FOR TUITION FEES. The decision of the Education Department to exclude junior university schol-

era from benefits as bursars was reported upon by the Finance Committee. The statute scholarships, stated the cbmtnittoe, "provides for the payment to a junior university scholar, by the Senate, of -£20 per annum,, in addition to the amount of tuition fees, and the Senate is therefore liable for the payment of the tuition fees. The attention of Senate ie directed to the fact that the junior univirsity scholars are nt present , allowed to enter the professional schools; in which, ease their tuition fees may amount to a much larger sum than for those taking the Arts or Science Course." ■ ■ . The report was adopted,

CANDIDATES PASSED. MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY. The final report of the Medical Committee on the professional examinations in medicine and dentistry was adopted., The list of successful candidates is as follows:— i MEDICINE-IXTERMEDIATE. Passed in all the subjects of the Intermediate Medical Examination:— H. F. Aldred, I. Blaubaum, X. 11. Dempster, M. F. C. Dowling, A. W. Johnston, G. Rodpath, W. H. Simpson, A. H. A. Vivian, W. S. Wallis, Y. M. Whitehead, E. M. Wyllie. Passed in tho ■ undermentioned eubjeets:— . . . — F.wen, biology, physics, inorganic chemistry; B. 11. Baxtnr, physios, in-oi-gmiic chemistry, organic chemistry; L. G. Bell, biology, physics; D. E.' Currie, physics, inorganic chemistry; W. p. Currie, physics, inorganic chemistry; W H Davy, physics, inorganic chemistry: W. h. Eiven, physics, organic chemistry'; M. A. Jlanron, inorganic, chemistry, organic chemistry; FT. M. Hay. physics, inorganic chemistry, organic • chemistry; G. B. Isdale, physic*, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry; D. C. Jolly, biology, physics, organic chemistry; A. Kidd, b'iolngy. physics, organic chemistry; D. T). W. Martin, biology, physics;' F. D. Pinfold, biology, physics, organic chemistry; — Reid, biology, physics, organic chemistry; T. T?. Ritchie, biology, physics; E. 0. Howley, biology, physics, inorganic chemistry; f>. Scoular," physics, organic chemistry; G. M. Shaw, physics,, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry; l>. IJ. Watson, organic chemistry; A. D. S. Whytc, physics, inorgiinic cliemistry; \V. H. Will, biology, physics, orgnn'ic oliemislry; *I. •\v n (, ( l]in, ltPi hpysics; AV. H. Young, bioloyy, physics.

MEDICINE-FIRST PROFESSIONAL. Passed in both snbje.cU of flic First Profcpsinnnl Examination in Medicine:—K. IC. Edie, .!. A. Marshall, l>. F. liver?,' E. Nichol, S. L. Scrpell, W. Watt, ' Passed in (ho undermentioned subjects :— .1. A. Ainge, physiolnsry; I?, A. If. Fulton, physiology; S. li. Ilnslctt, physiology; k C. K. Hereus. physiology; A. Joseph, ph'yMolosv; D. G. Maephcrson, physiolngv; 11. Short, physiology; K. K. Tapper, anatomy. \ lIEDICINE—SECOND PROFESSIONAL. Passed in all subjects of (he Second Professional Examination in Medicine.:— C. V. Hnisent. H. Huddlp, I. K. Vnris, \].G. Matheson, T. 11. IVttit, D. L. Sinclair, W. Sowerby, A. M. Trotter, IC. I. Woodward. l'nssed in tho iinoWmonlioned subjects:— . .!. G. Mitchell, pathology and public lic.ilth. .IIKGRKK IX MEDICINE. Pas-cd the Third Professional Examinalion in Medicine, anil recoinmendeil fur the dogiee- of Bachelor iif Medicine anil Itiirholnr of Siiititj .1. K. IC. limwn/'T. C. Eraser, T. Julian, A. S. Moody, W. S. Ifobertsou. P. P. .1. Siownrl. T. 'I'. Thompson. .1. It. While, D.-Wbita, (j. W.' Will. "Tin; asterisks in Uie foregoing lists in-

dicate (.hat tho passes of thoso cajididatee nro conditional .on the production of certain required oortfficalios; ' dentistry. PiLssijrl in all tho subjects of the Inter* medinto Examination in Dentistry:— J , . 11. Doll. p. B. Green. . . . . . TnsFOil in the undermentioned subjects: —R. C. Bell, physics, inorganic chemistry, dental anatomy. Passed in all the subjects of ,thp First Professional Examination in Dentistry:—■ J. L. Shunders, "•'■'., Tassed in the. iindermentionod subjects: —11. E. Suckling, physiology, materia niedica, dental metallurgy. Passed.in all tho subjects of the Second Professional Examination in Dentistry, and recommended for the Degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery:—L. J. Pottor; J. M. Turner.