UNIVERSITY SUBJECTS

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 594, 21 February 1929, Page 6

UNIVERSITY SUBJECTS

SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS DIPLOMA OF FINE ARTS Press Association WELLINGTON, To-day. The following candidates of the University of New Zealand satisfied the j examiners in the undermentioned sub- j jects of the Diploma in Fine Arts i examination: DRAWING FROM COMMON OBJECTS AND ORNAMENT, ETC. Florence E. Akins, Catherine O. O. S. Bower, Myra Bradley, Constance H. Collins, Eleanor H. Dillon, Ethel Fairthorne, Mary G. Hogg, Marjorie J. Low, Ida H. E. Lysons, J. F. E. Mansfield, Mary S. Mitchell, W. J. Oakley, Mar- j jorie Rasmussen, Lucy J. B. Scarvell. PAINTING FROM STILL LIFE Florence E. Akins, Catherine O. O. S. Bower, Myra Bradley, Constance H. Collins, Eleanor H. Dillon, Ethel Fairthorne, R. H. Fraser, Mary G. Hogg, Marjorie J. Low', Ida H. E. Lysons, J. F. E. Mansfield, Mary S. Mitchell, W. J. I Oakley, Marjorie Rasmussen, Lucy J. B. ! Scarvell. ELEMENTARY MODELLING Florence E. Akins, Catherine O. O. S. j Bower, Myra Bradley, Constance H. Collins, Eleanor H. Dillon, Ethel Fairthorne, Mary G. Hogg, Marjorie J. Low, Ida H. E. Lysons, J. F. E. Mansfield, W. J. Oakley, Marjorie Rasmussen, Lucy J. B. Scarvell. DESIGN IN COLOUR, ETC. Florence E. Akins, Catherine O. O. S. Bower, Myra Bradley, Constance H. Collins, Eleanor H. Dillon, Mary G. Hogg, Marjorie J. Low', J. F. E. Mansfield, Mary S. Mitchell, Marjorie Rasmussen, Lucy J. B. Scarvell. GEOMETRICAL DRAWING, ETC. Florence E. Akins, Catherine O. O. S. Bower, Myra Bradley, Constance H. Collins, Ethel Fairthorne, Mary G. Hogg, Ida H. E. Lysons, Marjorie Rasmussen, Lucy J. B. ScarvelL ENGLISH Florence E. Akins, Catherine O. O. S. Bower, R. H. Fraser, Jessy B. H. Lloyd, Lucy J. B. Scarvell. MUSIC Florence E. Akins. GEOGRAPHY Jessy B. H. Lloyd. ’ HISTORY Lucy J. B. Scarvell. ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS Following are cabled results in connection with the recent engineering and architecture examinations for the Auckland University College (the results are unofficial and are subject to confirmation): ENTRANCE AND FIRST PROFESSIONAL J. W. Grindley, H. O. Houchen, G. F. Nevill, C. D. Peat, O. M. Shroff (except descriptive geometry), R. A. J. Smith, L. B. Watts.

FIRST PROFESSIONAL W. J. F. Carter, H. W. Forsyth (except applied mechanics). FIRST AND SECOND PROFESSIONAL J. B. Brooks (except mathematics 11. and theory of structures), G. A. V. Edgecumbe, K. T. C.. Hay, A. W. Riddolls, G. E. Watt (except mathematics). SECOND PROFESSIONAL A. North, B. R. Winstone (except mathematics 111.). ARCHITECTURE W. J. Bedford, G. W. Johnston, R. K. Land, R. D. Morgan, A. J. Sedcole. CIVIL ENGINEERING The names of a number of Aucklanders appear in the list of successful candidates at the October (1928) examinations of the Institute of Civil Engineers. In the preliminary, for which 56 passes were awarded, there was Alfred Alister Babbage (Auckland). For the Associate Membership, 276 candidates passed. Among them, for the whole examination (sections A, B, and C), were Stuart Stanley Harrison (Auckland) and William Graham Macky (Tirau). J For sections A and B only Hubert Reynolds Back (Auckland), passed. . I\°T, sections B and C only the passes S2 u ? ed: p dward Howard Monhay Adams tunakune). Uo section A only, the following qualified: lan Macallan (Auckland) anS Malcolm James Thomas (Waikato) r.7,m°L. S ? C l iOn T U only the Passes in’jirl'/v’ ■ John Lindsay Fraser (Auckland) l2nd) am 61111 AlaCky O'HaVa (AuckFor section C only there were Vernon Cranley Bosselmann, B.E. (Whangareii R Sm ? l ?'l Allen Glb s°n (Bukehuia) Stooge Brocklehurst Hooker (Taumaninnfl Ramv, et rn Pranc l, s Jones (Auckland), and Ralph Oliver Tomkins (Auckland).