Section XV.—Fees.

Chapter XXXTIT.—Of University Fees.

I. Candidates for any examination shall, at the time of signifying to the Chancellor their intention to present themselves, pay the fee required by the University, irrespective of their passing or failing to pass; and no candidate shall be admitted to examination until he has paid the examination fee.

II. The fees payable to the University of New Zealand shall be as follow:—

	£	s.	d.
For the entrance examination, or any other University examination, except for examinations under the statute "Of Terms and Lectures," and in the medical course	1	1	0
For annual examinations under the statute "Of Terms and Lectures," each subject	1	1	0
For the medical preliminary examination—
For the first seven subjects	1	1	0
For all the remaining subjects	1	1	0
For medical registration	2	2	0
For the first professional examination for the degree of M.B.	3	3	0
For the second professional examination for the degree of M.B.	3	3	0
For the third professional examination for the degree of M.B.	5	5	0
For certificate of any examination	0	5	0
For the degree of B.A.	3	3	0
For the degree of M.A.	7	7	0
For the degree of B.Sc.	3	3	0page break
For the degree of LL.B.	7	7	0
For the degree of LL.D.	15	15	0
For the degree of B. Mus.	7	7	0
For the degree of D.Mus.	15	15	0
For the degree of M.B.	7	7	0
For the degree of M.D.	15	15	0
For graduates of other Universities admitted to the same degree in the University of New Zealand	2	2	0
For undergraduates of other Universities admitted to the same standing in the University of New Zealand	2	2	0

III. No degree shall be conferred on any student unless the fee prescribed for that degree shall hare been paid.