LAW EXAMINATION

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 95, 15 January 1921, Page 8

LAW EXAMINATION

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES A PRELIMINARY LIST A number of the results of the law professional examination, held in November last, were released for publication yesterday. The candidates' whose names appear below passed sections in the subjects specified. 'The subjects are denoted as follow:—1, Contrails; 2, Property I; 3, Property II; 4, Evidence; 5, Criminal Law; 6, Torts; 7, Procedure. The results are not complete, and a supplementary list will probably appear on Tuesday. Wellington. Aekins, K. C.,..5; Andrews, W. K., 2, 5,6; Arms, G. K., 1,2, 4,5, 6; Ashby, T. W, M„ 3, 4. Ball. C. E., 1,2, 5,6; Barnes, E. A., 1, 5. 6; Barrett, C. R., 1,3, 5,6; Beveridge, W. S. J., 1,2, 5,6; Briggs, G. G., 1. 2,4, 5,6; Brosnan, F. T., 1,2, 4,5, 6; Brown, W. 8., 2,4, 7; Burns, H. N„ 1,2, 5,.6. Campbell, R. M., 1, 2, 4,5, 6; Chatwin, L. A., 3,7; Christie, R. C., 1,2, 5,6; Claridge, A. R. C„ 5; Clement, D„ 1,2, 5; Coles, W. P., 5; Craig, H. J., 1,7; Croker, A. B„ 1, 2, 5,6; Cullinane, D. C. 1,2, 5, 6. Dowd, W. A., 2,3, 4,7; Dykes, R. P., 1. 2, 5. Egley, 8., 1,2, 5, 6. Findlay, G., 3,4, 7. Gilktson, R., 1,2, 5,6; Gillespie, G. S., 2.5, 6; Gilmour, L. R., 3,4, 7; Goldsman, R. M„ 3. Haldane. A. Al.. 1,3, 4,7; Haldane, E. W„ 1,2, 5,6; Hall, T. D., 1,2; Hamilton, A., 2; Henderson, K. A., 7; Herd, L. H.. 1,2, 5,6; Hornblow, A. H„ 1, 2,5, 6. Jones, M. K., R., 1,2, 5,6; Jowett, H., 1,3, 4, 7. Keesing, P., 3,4, 7. Leahy, P. D., 2,5, 6; Lees, C. E., 1, 3,5; Leicester, W. G., 3,4, 7; Lloyd, G S , 1,2, 5,6; Low, K. W., 1,2, 4,5, 6. Martin-Smith, P„ 1,2, 4,5, 6; Mason, W. C., 5,6, 7; Mather, N. H., 3,4, 5,7; Meltzer. J„ 2,5, 7; Morrison, A. E., 1, 2.5, 6; M'Cormick, H., 1,2, 5, G; Al'Donald, G. F„ 2,5, 6; M'Kenna, F. J„ 1,2, 3; M'Rae, A. D-, 3, 7. Newbcry, F. J„ 1,3, 5,6; Nicholson, D. H„ 3,4, 5, 7. ’ O’Connell, L. J., 1,2, 5, 6. Perry,- D„ 4,7; Prichard, J. G., 2,4, 5. 7. . . Rainey, W. 8., 3,4, 7; Ray, J. E„ 2,3, 4,7; Rogers, C. 11., 2,5, 6; Roy, J. W. 8.. 1,2, 5,6; Russell, V. W„ 1,2, 5. Scott, R. IL, 1,2, 5. 6; Seymour, D. J. B. 2,5, G; Sheat, W. A., 1,2, 4, 5. 6; Siddells, S. K„ 1,2, 3,7; Smith, M. Al., 2,7; Smith, P. J. G., 1,2, 5,6; Smyth, A. W., 1,2; Snell, J., 3, 7. Tattersail, J., 1,2, 5,6; Taverner, D. L„ 1,2, 5, &; Thompson, M., 1,5, 6; Thomson, T. C„ 7; Tonkin, A. G.„ y l, 2, 5,6; Treadwell, A. H. L., 7. Wilson, A. 8., 3,4, 7; Winder, G. H., 23, 7; Wiseman, W. L., 2.5, 6; Woodward, K. A., 1,2, 5,6; Wylde, P. H., 5, 6. Moller, N. H., N.Z. law. Bate, W. E„ 3,4, 7; Blakiston, A.-N„ 3. 4,7; Buxton, A. 8., 7. Charles, L. A., 3, 7. Goodall, S. J., 3, 4. 7. Hill, C. C., 2,3, 7. M'Cormick, C., 3, 4, 7. Pringle, W. P„ 7. Shorland, W. P., 3,5, 6. Tracy, L. A., 2,5, 6.. • Randall, W., 3, 7. ' i Contingent on passing subjects examined in England:—Cleary, T. P., 3,.7; Dickson, D. AL, 1,2; Macandrew, A- H., 6. Whangarei. Malcolm, H. R., 1,2, 7. Auckland. Armstrong, S. L., 1,2, 5, 6. Barker, E. L., 5,6; Baxter, F. D., 1, 2.5, G; Bavley, O. W„ 1, 2,’ 5,7; Beckerley, 8., 1,2, 5,6; Bissett, E-, 1,2, 5,6; Brady, J. L., 7; Burton, E. H., 1,2, 5, 6. Campbell, A. R„ 1,2, G; Campbell, G. H. J„ 1,2, 5,6; Carden, R. ■§., 1,2, 5, G; Clendon, E. 8., 1,2, 5,6; Connell, W. T. A., 1,3, 6; Craig, A„ 1,2, 7. Dobson, W. T., 1,2, 6. Gifford. E. P., 2,5, 6. Hammond, F. E., 1,2, 5, 6. Johnston, G. A., 1,2, 6. Kealey, J. W>, 2,5, 6; Kelly, R. H„ I, 2,6; Kensington, W. H. S.,*l, 2,5, 6; Kyd, J. A„ 2, 6. Lamb, A. C„ 1,2, 4,5, G; Lennard, L. M. 11’., 1,2, 5,6; Leys, W. C., 2,5, 6. Manning, J. W., 1,2, 5,6; Mettam, A. E. 1,2, 4,5, 6; Moore, F. W., 2; Munro, C. C., 1,2, 6; Murray, G. 8., 1,2, 5; M'Lean, N. C., 5,6; M'Manus, J, K„ 1. 2, 6. O’Halloran, F. D„ 1,2, 6. Oliphant, T. A. H., 5, G. Porter, W. F., 1,2, 5, G. Rogers. M. J., 7; Russell, D. W., 1, 5, 6. Simpson, L. G., 1,2, 5,6; Somers, J. P.. 1,2, 5; Sparling, T. S. T., 1,2, 5. Tanner. W. C., 1,2, 6; Thwaites, E. L., I, 2,5; Trevarthen, W. G., 6; Turner, L. A., 2,5, G. White, R. N„ 1,3, 7; Williams, K. A., I, 2,5, 6; Willis, R. K., 2,5, 6; Wilson, W. S„ 1,2, 5,6; Wood, R. W. F„ 1,2, 5,0; Woodley, J. C. A., 2,5, 7. Alley, R. N„ 2,5, 6. Bennett, H. 8., 1,2, 6; Berman, A., 1,2 J 5,6; Blakey, E. H., 1,2, 6. Davis, A. J., 1,2, 6. Elliot 1 , W. M„ 1,2, G. French, A. A., 1,2, 6. Hubble, V. N., 1,2. G. Kendall, L. J., 1,2, G; Kerr, V. W., 3. Milne, F. W., 1,2, 6; Munro, L. K., 1,2, ft. Neild. D. W., 1,2, 6. Prendergast, L. J., 1,2, G. Turner, A. K., 1,2, G. Contingent on subjects examined in England:—Gallagher, C. 8., 3; Jacka, L. N. 2,6; Kew, H. A., 5,6; Rose, J. H„ 1, G; Schofield, H. E., 2,6; Short, A, R., 1,2; Smith, E. G., 5,6; Toug, S. W., 2, G. . Hamilton. Hosking, F. A., 5,6; Baxter, J. N,, 1, 4; Hammond, H. M., 3,4; M'Farland, R. D„ 2,6; Orr, T. C., 1,2, 5,6; Truman, F. C„ 1,2, 5, 6. I Gisborne. Bresnahan. E. T., 2,5, 6; Chrisp, E. T„ 3,7; Hogg, E. R„ 1,2, G; Jones, F, H. 2,5, 6. Napier. Bailey, A. L., 2,5, 6; Chuck, G,, d; Robinson, A. H., 2,5, 6; Stockman, J., 7. Hastings. Fenwick, M. C. C., 1,2, 5,6; Hei'd, j. R., 2,5, 6; Joll, S. G. A., 1,2, 5, 6. Masterton. Moore, H. E., 1,2, 5. Contingent on passing subjects examined in England:—Miles, R. C., 1. New Plymouth. Crimp, G. S., 1,2, 5,6; Davis, F. T., I, 2,5; Hamert'on, T. E. H., 7; Howell, R. G. G„ 2,5, G. Hawera. Foden, N. A., 1,2, 4,5, 6; Freeman, W. 11., 1,2, 5,6; Hoare, J. P„ 1. 5. G. Stratford. Moss, N. H., 1,2, 5. G. Wanganui. Barnau, E. H. L., 5, G. Deem, 1,2, 5, 6. Hewitson, D., 1,2, 5,6, 7. Keesing, H. M., 7. I4iwranco, F. 8., 1,2, 5,6; Lilburn, J., 1,2, 5, 6. Mayne, R. J., 2,5, 6.; Murray, E. 0., 1. 2.5, 6.' Treadwell, C. F., 6,6; Treadwell, J. G., 6. Withers, R. S., 1,2, G. Palmerston North. Bramwell. W. S., 1,2, 5,6; Thompson,

H. J., 1,2, 4,5, 6; Thompson, H. M., I, 2,5, 6Blenheim. Ball. D. G., 1,2, 5; Hall, A. W., 1,2, 5; Revell, G. A„ 1,2, 5,6; Wemyss, L. G„ 1,2, 6. Nelson. Brown AV. E., 2,4, 5; Kerr, J. R., I, 2,5; Grieve, G. F., 6. ‘ Greymouth. Black, W. L., 1,2, 6; M'Certhy, W. P., 2,5, 6. Christchurch, Andrew, L. C., 3,4, 5; Archer, K. G., 1,2, 4; A tack, H. W., 3, 7. Batchelor, J. 8., 2,5, 6; Beattie, R.’» 3,4, 7; Brown, A. W., 1,2, 5,6; Burns, M. J., 1,2, 5, 6. Connal, G. A., 1,3, 4; Corcoran, E. J., 3. 4,7; Cowlishaw, F. W. M„ 1,5, 6. Fitzgerald, J. J., 3, 7. Hall, D. H„ 1,2, 5, 6. Irvine, A. G., 2,5, 6; Lawny, B. A., 1. 2. North, A. K„ 1,2, 5, 6. Pollock. G. A„ 1,2, 5, 6. Reed, A. A., 1,2, 6; Ronaldson, R. L., I, 2,5, 6, Smith, E. D. R., 1,2, 5,6; Stacey, W. J. 1,2, 5, 6. Wade, J. C„ 1, 5. Contingent on passing subjects examined in England:—Laing, J. Al., 1,2. Timaru. Steven, J. I’., 2,4, 7; Waymouth, S. F., 1,2, 5, 6. Dunedin. Alloo, H. C., I, 2,5, 6; Anderson, A. G„ 1,2, 5, 6. Baird, L. F., 1,2, 5,6; Beckingsale, F. IL, 1,2. 5,6; Bennett, F. F„ 1,2, 5,6; Brierley, W., 2, 4. Haggitt, A. N„ 2,4, 5. Moody, E. T., 1,2, 5,6; Alorice, F. C., 1,2, 5,6; Alurdoch, G- V., 1,2, 5, 6. Rothwell, E. F., 1,5, 6; Roy, K. G„ I, 2,5, 6. Sinclair, R. S., 1,2, 5,6; Solomon, D. A.. 1,5, 6. Walker, G. J., 7; Watters, G. TL, 2, 5, 6. Young, D. A., 4. Invercargill. Baigen, E. (>., 4; Bell, A., 3; Prain, J. C„ 1,2, 5, 6.