UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2450, 11 February 1882, Page 3

UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND.

The Chancellor of the University has received from London a telegram of the results of the examinations of last November, the papers for which were set by examiners in Kngland. According to the telegram the following students have succeeded in passing For the first B. A. Examination —W. H. Airey, John Anderson, A. Binnie, D. W. Burn, E. W. Burton, C. Clayton, L. Cohen, J. Goiding, J. Grant, Janette Grossmann, Jos. Grossmann, S. Hamilton, C. E. Harrison, E. Hewat. B. F. Irvine, J. Johnston, J. Johnstone, W. H. Kay, W. Kneen, P. Lindsay, G. McDermid, W. McDowall, D. O'Donoghue, A. J. Park, J. J. Patterson, W. E. Percival, H. T. Purchas, W. A. Beilly, E. L. Skeen, T. Strain, James Smith, J. A. Smith, J. W. Smith, W. A. Stout, E. G. Wallace, H. Watson, H. Wilson. For the final B.A. Examination—W. B. Douglas, T. C. Farnie, T. Fleming, Q. A. Harkness, J. Hendry, F. H. Jtffcoat, H. 3. Kirk, E. J. McFarland, A. Purdie, E. Eobartehaw, J. W. Salmond, W. Waite, G. Watson, J. C. Wehb. For Honors—First class : C. Chilton, B. M. Connal, J. K. Davis, M. Edger, T. S. Foster, J. Innes, A. Montgomery, J. E. Wilkinson ; third class, W. Fidler. For the M.A. Examination —First class, K. Edger; third class, A. E. Fitchett. For the LL.B. Examination—J. Hay, W. Tisdale, W. H. West. I he following are first in order of merit for Senior Scholarships—Jos. Grossman, E. P. Irvine, Janette Grossman, L. Cohen, A. J. Park.

The detailed lists (with any correctirni that the foregoing telegram may require) wi 1 arrive by the mail reaching Auckland on April 3rd.