Calendar: 1879-1880 Page 292

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 291 The Second or Pass Examination on Surgical Anatomy and the Principles and Practice of Surgery and Medicine is partly written partly oral and partly on the practical use of Surgical Apparatus and the practical examinations of patients Candidates can claim exemption from examination in Medicine under the following conditions viz The production by the Candidate of Degree Diploma or Licence in Medicine entitling him to register under the Medical Act of 1858 or Degree Diploma or Licence in Medicine of Colonial or Foreign University approved by the Council of the College II declaration by the Candidate prior to his admission to the Final Examination for Membership or Fellowship that it is his intention to obtain either of the Medical Qualifications mentioned in the foregoing paragraph in which case the Diploma of the College will not be issued to him until he shall produce either the said Medical Qualification or proof of having passed the several examinations entitling him to receive the same The Primary Examinations are held in the months of January April May July and November and the Pass Examinations generally in the ensuing week respectively Candidates will not be admitted to the Primary Examination until after the termination of the Second Winter Session of their attendance at recognised School or Schools nor to the Pass Examination until after the termination of the fourth year of their professional education Candidate having entered his name for either the Primary or Pass Examination who shall fail to attend the Meeting of the Court for which he shall have received card will not be allowed to present himself for examination within the period of three months from the date at which he shall have so failed to attend Candidate referred on the Primary Examination is required prior to his admission to re-examination to produce Certificate of the per- formance of dissections during not less than three months subse- quently to the date of his reference Candidate referred on the Pass Examination is required prior to his admission to re-examination to produce Certificate of at least six months' further attendance on the Surgical Practice of recognised Hospital together with Lectures on Clinical Surgery subsequently to the date of his reference The Fee of Five Guineas paid prior to the Primary Examination and allowed on the whole fee of Twenty-two Pounds this sum of Twenty-two Pounds is exclusive of the fee of Two Pounds paid for the Preliminary Examination payable for the Diploma is retained and after any two consecutive failures at the Primary Examination the Candidate is required to pay an additional fee of Five Guineas prior to being again admitted to that Examination which additional fee is also retained τ