Examination Results
(AUCKLAND, |Janua(ry H 7. HOKITIKA PASSES. Partial pass, Matriculation— Edna I. Dale. Matriculated—Maud Ferguson; Mira M. Heenan; Constance Pammentf; Ruth M. Wild,
GREYMOUTH PASSES. Matriculated —I. A. Barsgrove. Partial ‘Pass, Matrioulation—®or» Blackmore, Christina MoNighft. Matriculation and Solicitor’s General Knowledge—Doreen V. Daly, Dorothy Donaldaon, M. McSherry. Matriculation, Solicitors general knowledge and medical preliminary. Enid Oxford. Completed partial pass —J. E. Lai»g, H. G. Forster.
QUESTION OF COMPULSORY LA'qiN. AUCKLAND, January 19. At the N.Z. University Senate, a motion that test Latin be a compulsory subject for the matriculation examination for candidates for the B.A. degree was defeated by 19 votes to 9. The Chancellor opposed the motion, saying that he was sorry thi s proposal should be brought up year after year.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 January 1922, Page 2
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123Examination Results Hokitika Guardian, 20 January 1922, Page 2
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