N,Z.E.F. SCHOLARSHIPS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 217, 7 June 1919, Page 8

N,Z.E.F. SCHOLARSHIPS

•OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUli .SOLDIBBB, *Tfc was announced' by the Headquarters of'tho N.Z.E.F. in London a. feV^eeks ago'that certain scholarships had been awarded to New Zealand soldiers. Iheso scholarships are tenable at British universities, and their holders will-huvo. exceptional opportunities to acquire kugw- ; ledge in. their chosen, branches. . ■ '..Tho, scholarships awarded up. to April ,r$ were as follow: "n ~,.. _ 57,000' ;Cpl. H. AY, Armstrong, AV.I.E., Architecture. ■' _' , ... 46,219 2nd Lieut. L. G. H. Averill, " • 1 N.Z.R.8., Medicine. " ' 21,179 2nd Lieut. G. H. Batfcersby, M.G.C., v •••• Engineering, Civil and' Structural; " 62,197 T.-Capt. F. AV. Baxter, X.Z.E.D., „,. Arts Degree Course. 27,172 T.-W.O. C. L. Bennet, Arts .Degree.Course. 17,627 Spr. R. M. Bruce, 15.Z.1)., Chemistry and Metallurgy. ■ 65,297 Pte. P. W. Bnrbidge; N.Z.R.8., Research Physics. . ,. 1 ' B/828a P.te. G. Clieckley, -Architecture. • ' ' .T _ 118,369 2nd Lieut. W. 11. Cocker, 0.1/f., Economics and Civics. _ "41,967 Sgt. L. J. Conine, Ji.Z.K.B., : Science, ' £6,646 Sgt. J. B. Condliffo, 'C.1.R., Research in Economics. ✓ 6/2894 Capt. B. J. Fawcett, C.1.R., Agnculture. * ''D/123'..5;-Sgt F. W.' Foster, N.Z.M.C., Forestry. • ••' 15,511 Cpl. C. E, Fowerakcr, A'.Z.M.C., Botany. . < .87,061 iVI.-Sec. A. Gillies, Y.M.G.A., Alediciue. „ Tl , 22,600 Lieut." H. Henderson, G.1.K., Science. ' , . 20,345 T.-Capt. AY. S. Hill, W.1.R., Agriculture. 7/1743 L.-Cpl. J. B. Hogg,' C.M.R„ Science. 3/1743 Sgt. W. N. Isaac, D.E.C.. Art. 2/1236' T.-Capt. L. "J. 1 . /Ivory, A. Ah .A., Doctor of Philosophy. ■ 41,979 2nd Lieut. N. A. Jory, Ji.Z.R.B., Medicine. „ 2/2674 Gnr. I. H. MacLcan, Im.Z.F.A., ■ Mediniinc. • 16/894 2nd Lieut. To lieu Hcu AferLui, A.5.0., Forestry. 41,956 Pte. H. L. Jlassey, A.1.R., Architecture. ■ . , 3/1178 T.-Sgt. A. P. Morgan, Is./.U.C., Architecture.' " 3/2063 Pte. H. C. M'Ciwtby, IN.Z.M.G., Engineering. 9/957 Sgt. R. Maclntyre, 0.M.R., Agriculture. . 72,573 T.-Sgt. D. M'Lcod, W.1.L., Arts and Engineering. 4/310 Major A. A, Alacnab, N.Z.R.8., Law. 6/109 Capt. S. Natusch, C.1.R., Architecturc. • 46,212 Sgt. M. G. I'czaro, A.T.R., Mcdical. 46,385 2nd Lieut, W. J. Piatt, iN.Z.R.B., History and Economics. 49,115 T.-Sgt. H. E.. Reynolds, A. 1.1!., English and Classics. 23,927 Lieut. R. G. Ridling, N.Z.R.8., 1 Agriculture.54,410 Cpl. N;. Robertson, N.Z.R.8., Civil Engineering. • 18,917 Lieut. M. J. Scotl, X.Z.R.8., Agriculture. i 39,727 Lieut-H. V. Scarlc, A.1.R., Natural Science. 25/239 Lieut. If, Simmers, 0.1. R., ■ Civil Engineering. 8/2802 Lieut. C. M. C. Smith, M.G.C., Forestry and Economics. 49,123 T.-Sgt._ N. H. Smith, N.Z.M.C., Mathematics. 12/601 Liout R, H. Steele, M.G.C., Forostrv and Agriculture. 72,125 J'te. R. A. Sutherland, 0.1. R., Bloc.'Engineering and Science. 11/1201 Pte. A. B. Tavlor. Jv.Z.JI.C., Arts. - 12/2907 Oapt. F, A. Taylor, A.1.R., Alodorn Langnngesi , 27,996 T.-W.O. W; 11. Udy, N.Z.F.A., Science. 57,891 Dvr. G. V. .Wild, N.Z.F.A., Agri- .• culture. , 72,387 T.-W.O. S. H. J. ."Wilson, N.Z.L., Indus. Scientific Work. j 41,980 2nd Lieut. F. AV. Lang, A.1.R., H ' Modicine.

The British Board of Agriculture lias toeed, on representations from the Hop ' Control, to allow hop growers t/> increase their acreage next year to tho acreage thoy had under cultivation m ML-'- This year they arc allowed under .license to increase the Acreage to 75 per iteitfiitfVff the 1911. aoreaso.