UNIVERSITY SENATE.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1726, 17 April 1913, Page 6

UNIVERSITY SENATE.

4 EXAMINERS APPOINTED,

FURTHER DEGREES AWARDED.

A special meeting of University Senate was held in the University oflice 011 Tuesday and yesterday. 'J'ho following matters were dealt with end dccided besides the degree results already published:— \ That the fee for examination in one subject at a special medical professional examination is i:8 Bs. That the Registrar of tho University of New Zealand be appointed Corresponding Secretary of t'iie International Congress of Universities, and that the University of New Zealand will contribute towards the expenses of maintaining a Central Bureau ill London. Tho question of providing a course for Honours and for a Master's Degree iu Agriculture was deferred until next annual meeting of Senave. Several examiners having declined examinerships offered to them tho following have been selected:—l:i Surgery for M.B. and Ch.B.—Dr. Aclaiiil, Christcliurch. In Materia Mcdica ior M.B. and Ch.B. —Dr. Py'ffe, Wellington. In German for. Alatriculation and Entrance Scholarships—-E. H. Campbell, 8.A., Dunedin. In Physiology for lI.Sc. in Homo Science.- —Professor Denhatu, Dunedin. Iu Natural Science for Matriculation.— Aliss Bawson, Dunedin (with Professor Boys-Smith). In Physical Science for Matriculation. —Professor Evans, Ci ristchurch, and 11. Speight, AI.Sc., Christcliurch. In Heehanics for Er.trance Scholarship. --L. J. Darwin, ALA., Christcliurch. In Physics for Entrance Scholarship — T. B. Hamilton, M.A., Dunedin. In Mechanics for Bachelor of Agriculture.—W. Wilson, 8.E., Auckland. In Physiology for M.B. and Ch.B. —Dr. Pearson, Christchurch. All the options of paper (b) in Natural and in Physical Science for Alatriculation will be printed in one paper in each case. Students who have been given permission to complete the Matriculation Examination by passing in either Botany or Zoology, will take the subject Natural Science; and those who are to complete in Elccfricilv, or Ileat, or Alcchanics will take the subject of Physical Science. Senior .Scholarship candidates in Pure 1111' d Applied Mathematics will this year be examined i'll Repeat papers. The Taramiki Scholarship held by Aliss Alary F. DowKiig wus extended 'for a fourth year. William Leonard Parker was awarded an Engineering Travelling Scholarship.

The following Decrees were conferred :— Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Metallurgical), Henderson, John, D.Sc.'; Bachelor of Medicine .and Bachelor of Surgery—Sinclair, David Livingstone; Pettitt, Thomas Harold; Sowerbv, William; Baigent,' Cyril Victor Atmore; Mntheson, Dugald George; Woodward, Kenneth Isaac; Mitchell, James Garfield; Huddle, linger. Bachclor of Dental Surgery—Suckling, Horace Edwin; Saunders, John Llewellen. Bachelor of MusicCollie, Edward Norman. Bachelor of Agriculture—Hill, Walter Stanley. Bachclor of Science—Oorkill, Francis Malcolm. Bachelor o)i Laws—Mackcrsey, Lindsay John; Swarbrick, Henry Augustus. Messrs. A. T. Clarke, Wellington, and G. C. Clorrie, Auckland,- were appointed Kxaminers in Book-keeping, and Mr. E. W. limit. Wellington, Examiner in Auditin? for M 3. Hie following cycle of hooks in History for B.A. was adopted:—For 1914—1763-1815, Burke's Thoughts on the. Cause of the Present Discontents; Speeches on American Affairs 'Dent's E.M. Library); Cook's First Voyage. For 1915—1885-1558, More's Utopia; Latimer's Sermons. For 1910— l!i58-lGi-9, Payne and lleazl-ey's Voyages of Hawkins, Frobislier, and Drake (Clar. l'ress); Memoirs of Colonel Hutchinson (Dent's E.M. Library). For 1917—1G-19-1715, Hurncf<i History of My Own Times, and Pepys' Diary (Dent's E.M. Library).' For 191S —1715-1763 —Bolingbroke's State of I'avties and Idea of a Patriot: Kin;;. Note: In drawing up the list it has been assumed that the. slight alteration, necessary to make the periods. coterminous with the periods of English History for Honours will be made by Senate. Tlio free passages offered by the Orient Steamship Company wore awarded to: H. P. ICidion, M.A., and W. T. Foster, M.A. The Cook Trize in Mathematics was awarded to E. C. Hercus, of Otago University. In addition to those mentioned yesterday, the following have qualified for the Degree of LL.B.:—Adams, "Robert Tasman; Broad, Philip Benedict; Cook, Philip Brunskill; Durham, Henry James; Mackay, Donald Eric Caithness; ..M'Mullin, Henry James; Reynolds, John Bernard; Rout. Cyril Malcolm; Butherfurd, ■Tames Willoughby; Sim, Wilfrid Joseph; Spruit, Frederick Campbell; Tuck, William ltobert (M.A.).