NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 172, 20 January 1914, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY.

SKXATf/S ANNUAL SKSSJU.N. By Tulegraph.—l'ress Association. Duncdin, Monday. The forty-fourth inal session of'the Senate of (lie L'niviM-sHy of New Zealand opened -.it Otayo "University on Saturday, the members present hcin;,<: The Chancellor (Sir Robert, Sumt). Professors J. )!. Ilrown am] A. Hunter (Wellington), Professor 11. W. Scagar (Auckland), Profc-sors C. Chilton, .1. llight and .1. Mac.Milian iirown Cantei'bury), Prufe-sor.s W. licwilson. J. 11. Scott anil I'. Marshall (l)lago). ltcvg. A. Cameron (Otaeo) and W. A. Kvans (Wellington). Messrs A. V. Von llaast (Wellington), 11. A. Cordon (Auckland) and Ci. llogbcu (Inspcctor-Ccucral). Professor Scott, acting for the rfon. Dr. W. K. Collin., (Wcllinglor,;, gave notice to move on Tuesday-- "That the Senate recommend that facilities he given to medical students who are in their fifth year to carry on their studies at any or the four principal no pitals in the Dominion." Kev. A. Cameron Rave notice to move on Tuesday—'-That a speciil examination he held annually in .March for these who have obtained n partial pass in the matriculation examination." i Mr. Von.llaa.st gave notice to move—- '■ That some system of revision of the Kew Zealand law examination is advisable, ami that the matter lie referred to the Law Committee to frame such a system for consideration by the Senate." Professor Segar gave notice to move—- '■ That section lot' chapter Vll. of University terms he recorded --o as to make ils meaning correspond more delinitclv to the practice of the I'n'iversi! v." Mr. Yon llaast gave notice lo move"That. heucefovth, until ihe Stnele decide (o the contrary, the degrees he conferred at a meeting of the University j