UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 467, 30 April 1890, Page 5

UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS

Christchurch, April 26, A special meeting of the University Senate was held at Christchurch yesterday to consider the reports of the examiners in the examination for degrees, honours, and senior scholarships. The meeting would have taken place earlier, bub the forwarding of the report from England was delayed by the serious illness of one of the examiners. m.a. degree. The followingobtainedhonours in arts : First Class. —J. M. Marshall, Canterbury, in mathematics ; F. G. Gibbs, Canterbury, in Latin and English ; J. H. Green, Auckland, in chemistry; L. Williams, Canterbury, in Latin and English; E. Lamb, Canterbury, in Latin and English ; F. S. Weston, Canterbury, in political science; J. M. Beattie, Otago, in geology. Second Class. —McLean, Canterbury, in Latin and English ; J. H. Turner, Canterbury, in Latin and Greek; J. Marshall, Canterbury, in Latin and Greek ; W. Riddell, Otago, in political science. Third Class.-—H. Shrewsbury, Auckland, in geology; E. M. Adams, Auckland, in Latin and French ; G. M. Sinclair, Auckland, in Latin and English; R. G. Whitter, Otago, physical science; T. H. Gill, Otago, in mental science; A. Begg, Otago, in Latin and English ; J. Moss, Otago, in mental science; R. Palmer, Otago, in physical science ; J. C. Duncan, Otago, in chemistry; J. McLandress, Otago, in chemistry. All the above-mentioned are admitted Master of Arts. The following are the successful candidates for the senior scholarships :—ln Latin and English, F. J. Carter, Auckland ; political science, S. E. Gifford, Auckland ; in chemistry, D. S. Bull, Christchurch : in zoology. J. T. Nobt, Auckland ; in mental science, P. F. Court, Nelson. The John Tinline Scholarship is awarded to C. C. Plante, Christchurch. BACHELORS OF SCIENCE. The following are admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Science J. R. Dow, M.A. ; R. Donald, M.A. ; W. E. Spence, M.A., Otago. The following are admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Arts :—G. Lippiatt, J. T. Nott, S. E. Gifford, D. Murray, and F. J. Carter, Auckland ; P. Myers and M. C. Morrah, Wellington ; H. P. Cow, Nelson ; W. J. Cocks, E. M. Krull, C. C. Plante, B. S. Bull, F. R. Cresswell and A. E. Tindall, Canterbury; J.N. Waddell, J. A. McNickle, A. S. M. Poison, J. H. Moir, D. McNeil, J. Watt, F. J. Ross, L. A. Line, J. A. Johnson, J. A. Fullerton, P. G. Morgan, C. M. Mouatt, and C. E. S. Gillies, Otago. The following passed the first section of tho B.A. pass examination :—C. Major, J. C. MacLaurin, A. E. Morrison, A. L. Aldis, and D. H. Jackson, Auckland ; W. H. Bryant, A. J. Knapps, Nelson ; H. Northcote, E. Aikman, D. Bates, D. Purchas, H. M. Hutton, D. J. Rowley, C. Hall, J. Prosser, E. F, Ainsworth, F. A. Pemberton, T. H. Hughes, M. Hindman, A. R, Tolhurst, Canterbury; A. Stenhouse, R. L. Wyllie, T. D. Pearce, C. Young, J. H. McPhee, J. King, D. M. Gregg, J. G. Stuart, K. Moss, M. S. White, J. MacKenzie, W. W. Bird, A. Crawford, T. F. Salmond, W. Burnside, J. Rutherford, W. Anderson, W. R. Malcolm, A. C. Ferguson, Christchurch. The following passed the second section of the B.A. examinationJ. S. McLaurin, Auckland.

The following passed the first section of the LL.B. pass examination:—!?. W. Beare, Canterbury ; C. M. Mouatt, Otago ; J. A. Tripe, Wellington ; C. E. S. Gillies, Otago. The following passed the second section of the LL.B. pass examination F. E. Bourne. Auckland; J. Innes, M. Trimble, J. A. Tripe, Wellington ; H. W. Weston, T. S. Weston, Canterbury. None of the foregoing* liets are in order of merit.