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364 EVENING CLASSES Physics Applied Physics Geology Mineralogy Physical Geography Physiology Zoology Metallurgy or Applied Metallurgy provided that such Students have not already gained one of the Science Scholarships or Exhibitions in this Department III -The Scholarships and Exhibitions will be open at the close of their First or Second Winter Session to all Students of the Evening Classes who produce the same Certificates as are named in Clause II IV -These rewards will be awarded for the highest aggre- gate of marks in the regular examination held at the close of the Winter Session in the four subjects which each Student has attended or if he has attended more than four in the four subjects which he selects -No Prize or Scholarship will be awarded for less aggregate than 300 marks and no Exhibition for less than 240 marks nor to any Student whose schedule of attendance is not returned properly signed to the Librarian before the last day of the Winter Session VI -The Prizes will be given wholly in books or half in books and half in Cash at the option of the successful Candidate VII -Payment for the Scholarships and Exhibitions will be made at the end of the Summer Session and each half of mm the Winter Session beginning with the first half of the Winter Session after the election provided that the Student produces c3rtificates from the Principal and the Dean of good conduct of having attended regularly at least one Course of Lectures in the Summer and two in the Winter Divinity not to be reckoned as one of tbem and of having gained at least half marks in the examination held in such subjects at the close of each session VIII -If Student is attending the Evening Classes and gains the Certificates named in Clause VII during the Summer Session in which the election is announced it will not be necessary for him to attend during the first succeeding Summer if an Exhibitioner or the second succeeding Summer if Scholar