NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2720, 27 January 1910, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY.

LEGAL EXAMINATION RESULTS

rpßll PttEBS Asbocmation.l DUNEDIN, Jan. 26. At this morning’s meeting of the New Zealand University Senate, the Law Committee reported that the following have passed sections of the L. and law professional examination in the subjects specified: A. W. Campbell, in property, evidence, and procedure; N. A. Campbell, contracts, property, and torts; S. H. Ellis, contracts. property, and evidence; F. C. V. Acheson, contracts, property, evidence, and criminal law; A. D. Brodie, evidence, criminal law, and procedure; A. T. Duncan, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; R. Kennedy, property; evidence, criminal law, and procedure; E. Lyon, contracts, property, evidence, and criminal law; I. J. McKersay, property, criminal law, and torts; V. B. Willis, property, evidence, criminal law, and procedure; A. T. Donnelly, property, evidence, and procedure; D. Ferguson, property, evidence, and procedure; W. N. C. Ellis, property, evidence, and torts; J. M. Adam, contracts, property, and procedure ; G. E. L. Alderton, contracts, property, criminal law, ana torts; E. M. Beechev. contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; K. N. H. Browne, evidence and procedure; L. Buddie, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; J. M. Bulleid, evidence, criminal, law, and procedure; W. D. Campbell, contracts, property, criminal law. and torts; C. S. Chalk, property, evidence, criminal law, and torts; M. C. H. Chick, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; C. Clvripp, evidence (to con plete the section); H. Christie, evi. donee; H. 0. Coomey, property, criminal law and procedure; C. D. Corford, property, evidence, criminal law, and procedure; A. Cracknell, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; 0. H. Crocker, procedure; R. A. Davis, property, evidence, criminal law, torts, and procedure; J. T. Dawson, contracts, property, criminal law, and: torts; C. Duff, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; J. G. S. Dunn, property, evidence, and procedure; H. J. Durlieim, contracts, property, evidence, criminal law, and torts; H. Edorar, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; S. J. Elliott, property, evidence. and procedure; R. P. Evans, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; S. 1. Fitch, evidence; J. Fleming, property, evidence, and procedure ; H. R. C. Francis, contracts, property, and torts; J.. L. Fraser, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; A. M. Gould, contracts, criminal law, and torts; M. R. Grant, contracts, criminal law, and torts; R. P. Grey lie, contracts, property, and criminal law; E. P., Hay, evidence; R. B. Hill, contracts. property , and torts; W. H. HiU, contracts, criminal law, and torts; D. L. G. Hodges, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; A. F. Hogg, property, torts, and procedure; D. R. Hoggard, contracts, property, and procedure; T. N. Holmden, contracts, pro-

perty, criminal law, and torts; W. P. Hopkins, crimina] law; H. G. Horsley, contracts, criminal law, and torts; A. M. Hume, property, evidence, and procedure; It. P. Hunt, contracts, property, criminal law, and tortc; B. J. Jacobs, procedure; A. T. Jones, property, evidence, and procedure; A.. G. Jorgenson, contracts, jproperty, torts, and procedure; It. Kennedy, property, evidence, criminal law, and procedure; T. King, evidence, criminal law, torts, and procedure; H. It. Kirker, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; H. 1?. Langmuir, property, evidence, crim. inal law, torts, and procedure; A. C. Lawrence, contracts, property, and criminal law: A. J. Luke, procedure; W. Lyon, contracts, property, and torts; H J. Macalistor. evidence, criminal jaw and torts; E. J. Mahoney, contracts; C. 0. Mahoney, contracts, property, and crimina] law; G. C. Maltby, property, evidence, and criminal law; J. Mason, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; J. J. Mead, evidence; J. N. Millard, contracts, criminal law, and torts; I. R. C. Mowbray, property, evidence, criminal law, and procedure; J. A. Moyle, property, evidence, criminal law, and procedure; E. W. McCarter, contracts, /property, criminal law. and torts; 11. K. MeDougall, contracts, criminal law, and torts; E. E. Neumegan, property; W. Nichollson, contracts, property, and procedure; R. D. Nimmo, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts; J. N. Nome, procedure; E. P. O’Donnell, contracts, property, and torts; P. J. B. O’Regan, property and criminal law; J. R. Park, property, evidence, and procedure; A. Paterson, property, evidence, and proceduie; E. B. Patrick, contracts, property, and torts; I. Paterson, property, criminal law, and torts; F. 0. R. Phillips, property, evidence, criminal law, torts, and procedure; A. J. Hawley, property, criminal law, and procedure; G. S. Prouse, evidence and procedure; R. W. Reed, contracts, property, and torts; C. Rich, ardson, contracts, property, and evidence; J. M. Richmond, contracts, property, and torts; R. H. Robertson, property and procedure; J. Robertson, contracts, property, and torts; L. G. Robinson, evidence and torts; E. Rutherford, contracts, property, evidence, and criminal law; J. L. Short, property, evidence, and procedure; D. S. Smith, evidence and procedure: C. R. Stead, procedure; E. D. S. Stocker, contracts, property, torts, and procedure; S. W. Strang, contracts, criminal law, and torts; J. J. Sulivan, evidence; L. M. Tansey, property, evidence, and procedure; R. E. Taylor, contracts, property, and criminal law; F. J. Tipping, property and evidence; W. Tweedy,, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts;. JRarriette J. Vine, property, evidence, criminal law, and procedure; W. H. Walton, property, evidence, and criminal law; F. S. Wilding, property, evidence, and procedure; F. H. Leven, contracts, property. and torts; R. M. Rutherford, contracts, property, criminal law, and torts.

That the following be credited with the subjects specified, subject to their passing in sufficient subjects of the first division: T. G. Leitch, procedure; W. B. Black, property; I. J. H. Metcalfe, evidence; N. R. Russell, contracts and property; I. H. L. Cook, property; J. M. Hogben, contracts and torts; F. E. Kelly, procedure; E. 0. Monseley, evidence and criminal law; G. H. Nicholls, torts ;M.H. Orman, contracts and torts; A. H. Powell, property; J. M. Tudhope, torts; W. E. Waldesrave, contracts and torts; L. W. H. Grace, contracts and property; I. E. P. Williams, contracts and M. Paterson, contracts and property; I. E. Martin, contracts. That Geo. Stanley Prouse is entitled to receive the degree of Bachelor of Laws on payment of the requisite fees. AN ALTERATION OF REGULATIONS.

The committee recommended that section VII. of the L.L.B. statute be repealed, and the following enacted in lieu thereof: “No candidate shall present himself for examination in law of property or property part 11. unless lie has already at previous examinations presented himself for examination in law of property (part I.), and obtained at least 60 per cent, of the minimum marks required by the examiner for a pass in that subject, and that the attention of the judges be drawn to this alteration, with a view to simile alteration being made in the regulations for the 'law professional examinations.”