1925 - Calendar - Parts 1 2 3 4 Appendix - University of Adelaide (2025)

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P1eface i. 5
Almanac for 1925 .. 9
Council Committees, Boar[...]NOTICE.

The n11der111eutio11erl are published in separate volumes :—

1.

Regulations, Details a[...]nd Examiners’ Report of the Public Examinations
in General Education.

Regulations, Details of Subjects, and Examination
Papers of the Public Examination: in Music.

Regulations, Syllabus. of the Elder Conservatorium,
Diploma. of Associate and Degrees in Music, and
Music Scholarships.

Degree Exa[...]

.>\l firm, [he l'l'ofessnrsllips founded in the l'nirerniw were [our
in number, their subjects living the following: (I) (flung-airs and
(Imnpnrntirc Philolugy and Literature. (2) English Language tunl
l-itfll'flilll'i‘. Mental and Moral I’hilosnphr. (3) )liilluomnlivs.
nnrl H] Natural Science. The filmimnmrnre:-~

(I) (Jlusxics and Comparative Philology nml Iiilemul[...](-l) Engin Ming,
(:1) Physh . (0) Anldonu‘. (T) I'hysiulngy. (M) (Lhenn -
(ll) “01m '. (10] Law. (In Music. (12) I'Mhology.
(13) Mullienmt-ics. (HI Geology n[...]

Besides the eighteen Professors, there[...]ny
Leuhireis, and there wre twenbyvbwo Teacher»; in the Elder Con-
serratolium of Music.

The mmlmnionl wind: of the linirei’siry wan, cummeiiced in
Murch, “€76, Ihu nlunher ni mntricnlnlcd stud[...]udmhm
Fun“! of the University lmildings WM Iuid in 1870. and the
hnildingu were opened in April, ISM.

In 1833 Sir Thomas Elder gave £10,000 fur Lhe foundation uf a
School of Medicine. In 1884- bhc Hon. J. H. Aug-as gave £6.00()
for line endowment, nf :1 ("hair of Chemls 'y.

In 1S78 the Hun. J. H. Angus gme 114,001] In provide
Scholnrshipn Ln cncuurnge the training of[...]civil engineers. with :1 View to their settlement in
South Australia.

In and after 1892 HollerL llnrr Smihh, Em nirc, prca[...]rsity £9,000 for the pin-prises of the Li rim-y. In 1920 the
sum of £11,000 was added by menihnrs 01' his family a»; in perma-
nent. endowment.

Sir Thomas Elder died in I897, bauieabhing in the Unirer-
siby Lhc sum of £61000, his total gifts tuitamonnting from iii-5L in
last to nearly £100,000. By his will £20,000 \v[...]nservatorinm ui Music was uceordiugly
established in ISQS. The Conserramrium Building was com»
pleled in 1000. ll nonlnins. in addition to ' requirclnenl: for
teaching hoih Theory and l’rmzliz-e of Musi an Elder Hall, in
\rhic Lhe nrinuipnl meelings uf the Unireraily are held. ’1 he
steudilr iricrenxing number of suulents in all courses necessitated
large nnd castly additions in Lhe University Buildings in 1001,
”102. nnrl HIl‘L By an agreement with t[...]. The iii-ire 'Lynnd
the Schonl uf Mines, acting: in concerL. lmld rxnminnlinnwmd
grant Diplomas in various branches of Applied Science.

in 1914 Mr. Peter “'nlzv. with n rien' lo :ulvnnvin v the rnmw of
education in Agriunllnre, Forestry. and such nl ied mhjeels
as may from lime in time. in lheuninion of (he (‘onncil of [he
Unirersibyi t[...]the western half is to he held by the Universibr in perpe-
tuity m n park fnrhhe enjoyment: of[...]

utilized by the L‘uxremily in giving e L in tho wishes
of the gum-mus donor in regurd in A, ulLurnl education.
In Mil-'1 he sllppleinontcd hi: gift h_\' the mldILi[...]le Lhasa gifts no he attentively used, Mr.
Vuize, in HHS, transferred to trustees. iur Lhc University, 4000

‘ sham in Elder, Smihh. d5 ()0 , Md. The shares, which can-[...]his grandson Eric
Wilkes Smith. mortally wounded in the nuuck upon the Dur-
dnnellm in April. HHS The lure John Harvey Finlayaon
lieqnenl‘hed the sum 111' £200 la) provide u. Scholarship in l’ulltienl
Economy or Mime angina” ~zuhjuul,[...]nrnhip. llunh [hem Scholarships hare
been founded I." vernal-nub! llie memory Hi John L. Ynung.

ln~[...]Simpson gave £500 for the purpose of
founding,v in library in aeronanlicx, in memory of her late
husbandx Alfrs-d Muller Simpson.

In l9l9 the sons and daughters of the late Mr. John[...]uilding. The
Darling building was formally opened in 197. .

In [020 the sum of £7,000 .Vuhscribed by a. number of nirimns,
was nuid in the Uniremiiy us u permanent endowment. fur the
p[...]idownieni. fur the ilexeareh Scholurship by £200 in
1921. The sum nf£=10wnx received from the North[...]he
University from its inundation until his death in mm.

In 102] The lion-rumble Sir Lungdon Bonylhou. ILLIAI[...]ection of u Great, Hull. Mrs. U. A Jury
guru .L‘I'BJIUU 1.0 found u fiepnmlc Chair uf Eli-Plinh la[...]o nrs uf Tin-more
House School puid lhn uuu of l.'i0 iur [he pnrfmsze oi providing
u prize in perpetual-I: the umnmry of Llle Selim; .

in Ilka! lrs. June Min-ks laquIL-ulhed 1:30.000 lo t[...]Martin presented
lhc sum of £100 Eur the purpose in prnviding nn unnunl prize nud
medal in prrputnule her memory,

‘2:

In 1923 the Adelaide (Jo-operative society provider] £150 for u
Bursary inin 1924 Mrs. Agnes Ayers beqnenthed £500 for geneml[...]mised by public subscription
to provide A library in Psycholo y to comulelnornte Miss Stu-«h
Eliznheth Jneksnn. i\l.:\. Mr. tunes Gnrhrull gave £200 to pro-
vide[...]nted
them. The ('(nmeil Ihn» now cmisints of 2:3 in ull.

'l'he Somme comists Hi all grmlnulea of [he[...]emu/em yrmium, 376. The number of nmlurgrudnutea in
[0-24 was 784, of non-graduating students Gill, a[...]56:.

The University conducts Pnhlie Examinations in genera]:
education. in commerce, and in music.

nation to be held in Febi‘uary.

1925.
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19"!5. MARCH XXXI.
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J ‘ First Term begins.
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1 I‘lxaminations begin. ‘
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I TH. 12 of then classes in tile first week of term as may be
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M i 23 Edlwnbiun Connnittpn meets. .

' TU 34 ' Last day of entry for the Public Examinations in Music ‘

I _ to he held in May. ‘
W W 20 ‘ Finance Committee meets. Sena[...]\
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F 27 Council Meeting. 1
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i Engineering Scholarship.

King George V. b[...]

l9‘35. NOVEMBER XXX.
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the offices of \Vm-den and Cler[...]'20
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I TU 24 Public Examinations and Angus Engine[...]

20 ALMANAG.
DECEMBER. XXXI. 1925.
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TH 10‘ School of Mines Thiui Term ends I
F ‘ Ynnnuil Meeting. ‘
5 il¥umselwvatminm Foul th Term ends. i
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7 Bursaries.
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‘ \[ 28 Anniversary of Proclamation of South Anish‘nlm, 1836.
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Vllitor.
LLENCY 'I‘Hlvl GOVERNOR

H [S ”X b

chancellor.

TH[...]A“ LLJ‘L. Lieutenant-Governor and Chief Just/i170, of 55011111 Austmlia. Elected
for (he first,[...]Elemed [or Um first time 16th
March. 1.016 Date (I! hat electiun. 25th Nm'emhel‘. 1921

The counci[...]r. 1924.

THE HON. SlR JOHN LANGDON BONYTHON KC.1\I.G. A member sillcfi
1910. 131119 of last electio[...]S RICHARD FOWLER, MAI A member Hines 1901, DAL? (1i lust elecnnn.
231d Xm'emhnr, 11121,

WILLIAM GEORGE 'I'OOI’ GOODMAN. M.I.C.E.. M.[.E.E. A member since 1913.
Due of last e[...]November, 1924.

WILLIAM JAMES ISBIS'l'llll, mu. I.L.B A member since 1905. Dale of Int
«Heath .411[...]261.11 Nuvelllber. 1924.

HENRY BARKLEY NAYLUR .\I.A. Named for Ille first- time. 26:11 Nuvemher.[...]final time. 16111 March,
1924.

PROFESSOR EDWAR I) HENRY RENNIE, MAI. D.SC.. Elected 1859: r[...]

E. NI‘IIONEY. MJ’.

L. C. HUNKIN, M.P.

In. SHEPHERD. M.P.

HON. w. H HARVEY, M.L.D.

HON. '[...].

The Senate.

Cuxsts'rmn 01: ALL. MASTERS In: Awrs, Alumna m: SURGERY, A‘IAEITERS 05'
Emmwum[...]HE IIONOURABLE MIL JUSTICE THOMAS SLANEV POOLE, 1\I.A.

Eluclyetl far [he first. Dime ill 1322; rte-[...]WILLIAM EARTHJEY, BJL Elurted (or NH: first time
in 1023: reelected Nth November, 1921.

F0 IEMER ()lI'lv‘IC'lv} RS () [I‘ TH E 11 Nl VERSI TY.

chancellflrs.
SIR RICHA[...]NOURARI R GEORGE JOHN ROBERT IVII‘RR Y, K.C.M G.I 15.11.
Ll..M., J H mm or 'J'IIIL autumn“[...]

COMMITTEES, FACULTIES, AND BOARDS FOR I925.

Education Commltlce.
‘I'IIE (:UANUELLDR, CHAIRMAN.

Tim \‘lc‘E-UHA[...]HON. SIR. LANUDON BUNVTHON snL .104an wmou

MR. .I.Ic_ FOWLER Tun mwnssous OF THE UNI-

DR. H. SWIFT[...]HARVEY "M"?

MR. L. C. HUNKIN

Library Gummittae.
I‘IuWESSOR NAYIJ)“, Gunman.

THE CHANCELL[...]LANGDUN EDNYTHON (Vice ' MK. G. JEFFREY
Chairman) I PROFESSOR. RENNIN
HON. 1) M. CHARLESTON .

Extens[...]SO‘RS OF THE

THE VICE~CIY.\NCEI.LOR v UNIVERNI'I‘Y

Faculty of Law.
momsson vmmusox. nan.
anhura[...]APIER.
MR E. w. BENHAM .\IR. A. w. puma

1m. IE'l'I-IHU BROWN ‘ MR. fl. TA mo'r SMITH

MR.[...]

PROFESa‘DH HARVEY JOHNSTON

PROFESSOR ORBDR[...]E‘NE
MIL \\'. RAY
MR. .\ . L. SCOTT
MR. B. SMEA'II. CHAPMAN

DU. ’I‘. D. CAMPBELL

DR. \V “(JOKE

DR. 11. J. “I[...]. ‘WIEATON

DE. A. E. SUUTIIWOUI)

DR. L. W THU'I’T

Appuiuuul by the Council—
'l'lu: mm.- m[...](mm W. BRUCE)

SIR JOSEPH "ERGO
DE. HAYWARD

ME. I“. 8. “ONE

DR». COUNTER

ME. A. SWANN[...]

Apvoinwl by Council-

HON. 3m LANGDON BONY‘I‘HON ]
PROFESSOR CHAPMAN
DR. w. A. numnmms I

MR. W. COLHHA'I'CH
MR. KEITH WARD

Faculty of Applied Science-
MT[...]. J. DALBY

MR. F. W. RED)

MR. 1.. LAYBOURNE SMI'I'H
AIR. J. P. WOOD

Faculty of Mulic.
PROFESSOR, H[...]NSI.()E HALL
MIL E. E. MITCHELL
MR. H PARSONS
MR. I. REIMANN
MR. \V. SILVER

MR. C. SCHILSKY[...]

CLASSES ME. A. (L RUBERTS
vmw mm su'l-zxmn'r , mu. [1 Mcmcnm
PROI- L $0“ N1\\'I.UR

Board of Dllciplinc.
THE GHANUELLOR'
THE V[...]PhIIo-ophy.
The Hugh” Pv'qfemar :
JOHN MCKELLA 1i ETEWAR'J‘, D.l’l|i|. Appointed 1923.

Tutor ,-

MARJORY ROSE \VALKER,
French Language.[...]MA. (Add).

Economlcu.
Lcr {m-m- .-
HEI’E‘S‘I‘EFT HICATUN, l).L|'J“l‘. (Leeds). BLA. (LEE[...]$de Appointed» .923,

Mathematlcs. -

The Elder I’vz'qfexwr :
JOHN RAYMOND WILTON, ALA (Caulk). D[...]WILLIAM HANDERH, EA. Appointedmza.
Engineering.

I‘rqfessm; .

ROBERT WILLIAM CHAPMAN, ALA” RC
L[...]7; Professor or Engineering,
matius mad Mechanics In 1910-1919.

Lama-em: On Efelllri'c Engineering :[...]10.
011 Mining Engineering :

HERBERT WILLIAM GAR'I'RIH.L, |;.A,. ".80. (Add )-, Mn. (gainin-
bin). A[...]Appointed
’J'Dfaisol' of Math?-

Physics.

I’rqfemm' ;
mean GRANT l\I.Sc. (Malln).
Acting Prl)fe..l)|'1909<10: unpainte[...]AYNER FULLER. B St,
Dmnrmxti'atm‘. :

JOIIN MOR'I‘IGN ITONNOR.

NOEL HARRY STUART.

Lertm'er :
CECIL THOMAS MADIGAN, 1\I.A. (oxen). n Sc. (Adam. Appoinled
1022.

Anatomy.[...]., D.Sc.
(Loni). Appaiutexl 192w,
Dr‘mmlstratm' in Anatomy :
CECIL leAS MEAD. 15.1%.. 34.3., 13.3.

Physiology.

P‘i‘D/Pwm' :

THURBURN BRAILSFUIED uonmu'rsox. mm.[...]rrr (m Hula/"y”.-
WILLIAM FULLER.

Demumtl'utmw in Phykivlogy mu! Bianhemikll‘y:
HEDLEY RALPH MARH[...]LAND. ELI). (Syd ). Appointed 192),

panama-m.- m Iin Pfiyxiral Chemistry :
STUART \VORTLEV PEN[...]

Azricultu re‘

The Wmte I’l'qfexxor of Agrdz-ultm'e and LII-mm- qflhr»:[...]W qf .l‘qriuultural Chmuistrg;
JAM ‘4 ARTHUR I’RESCO'I‘I‘, MSG. (Munch).

Batany.

Pra/‘mym‘ :
TH[...]pointed men.

Let-infer an Hm Lam qf Muidrmw (1m! I’rm‘en‘ure :
RONALD NICKEL‘J FIN LAYHON, L[...]REGINALD JOHN RUDAIJ., LLB.

Lecturer an m Lam 0/ I’V/wngx:
HARRY 'I'flOMSO‘N, LLB‘

Lecturer on Private Internat[...]Cumnm'aiul Hid-m; :
HERBERT IIEkTON, D.L)TT., A‘I‘A.‘ 311.001].
Irezrllm'el' m. Fir-mm" Geograp[...]‘omnm-u’ul Lam :
RONALD NLLKELH FINLAYSON, m. I;

EDWARD WHITFIELD MILLS.
LPrture-i' on Indush'v'nl Pv'antiue .-

HRRBERT HNA'I'UN. Illll'l’l'" MA, M (30,“
Lecturer an Comme[...]im) Imlnxlrv'ns 1
\VILLIAM HAM. EXILE-Q.
Lecturer In) Public Administration and Finance :
ALEXANDER LE[...]m‘er on Statistics :
LESLIE GALFREID MELVILLI‘I.

Medicine and surgery.

The Prqfessm's a; Anatom[...]olugy, Pathology, and 2091.2”.

Lecturer an the I'rinriples mnl inlive 1:)“ Hulk-Em: and 'l'lm-upeutl‘cs :

CONSTANTINE TREN'I' CHAMPION DnCRESPIGNY. M.D., 3.5.
(Mam), annoy. A[...]15.14, Re-appnintfll 1924.

Lgl-tm‘el' ml the I’rinciplex mm [um-hm of Surgery ;

\VENTWORTH RO[...]D. 11.13” “.5. llarappuimed 1923.
HRONTE SMEA'I'O‘N, M.B., 13.5. Apyuimen 1923.
Oprl'ntitn xm-g[...]ymzevoluml and Obstah-fm:
THOMAS (momma w1mo~l, .\I.n. Appuinmfl 19m.
The Dr. ohm-Is» Game Leamm- an Opht/Inhnir: Surgery :

ALEXANDER. .‘IATIIEsO‘I MORGAN, .‘LB, B H. Rerappvinlml
mil.

Lecturer[...]Preventive Manama :
FRANK SANULAND HUSH, B A., .\I.B., B,
Levtmw' or; 01501:;ng :
ROBERT HENRY PITLL[...]nted
1921.

ertmw' on Flu/0711111111175!!! JIMI‘I-n‘nz:
MICHAEL HENRY JJU\YNEY, 31.3.. 3.8[...]

Clinical Let-tm-EI' Inin Anatomy :
CECIL SILAD MEAD. BA ,M.l$. H S

TU‘I'DRS FOR 1925.
Mmm'ne .-
DAllCY RIVERS \VARREN COW[...]MIL MA‘ , KILLER

Dbatelm’ns .-
BRIAN HERB ER'I' SWIFT. Bl. IL. HS. ((ImubJ

Dental Course.
The Pl‘afessm‘x of Anatomy, Clzelrrislr‘ll- P’Iflsfps.
Phyaw'aquy. and Pufhnlng‘y.

Lecturer on Devtal Punt/Se.
ARTHUR lR\\’lN CHAPMAN. D I13. Re appointed 1923.
Lpdurer on Dental MEL/1111:[...]‘m' on Dental Amttumy :
THOMAS DRAPER. CAMPRIEI.I., HILSK‘. Appointed 1917.

Lecture:- an Dental[...]CK EDWARDS, U.D.§~'C. Appointed \923

Dmmmh-ator in Anatomy:

CECIL SILAS MEAD, B.A., NLB. lifi.
Upmnmtrator in Crown and Brirlya IVm-Ir .-

HURTLE TUUNIAH JACK ED‘VAEnfi, D.D.Sc. Beanpainbed 1925
mensfv'atur in Operating Teolmique .-

ARI‘HUR PARISH REA DING MOORE. B 13.5. Ile‘appoiutul 1925.
IJemnnaty-utm' in Pros-theta: Teakm‘que :

L. A. M. BROUGHAM.

x:

ObstetricsI
ALFRED AUSTIN LII'NDUX, I‘M).

.l. A. ll. HAMI[...](Mam), M 12.0.1).
WILLIAM RAY. M.B.,n.s. ijdeL).
I). R. W. COWAN, M.B.. 3.9.

Him. Physiniwns far Night l‘linics:
HAROLD RISCURHC’I'H, M.A., MJ). (Gullah). FIRES. (Eng)
GLEN H. BI'E[...]mm Dyhfllalmulw/Ma .~
JOHN .1. (yummy J...R.o.r (I‘leiu ,
JAMES B. I.H\\'[S, .11.B.. 1;. .

WILLIAM C. SANGH'I‘ER, .\I.D., I'LS. (Mam).

.Hrm. Pal/mm. 1.. m. lunar-smut.

Him[...]. (Adel).

Department .-
HELEN MARY MAYO, .\I.n., ILh. (.«\(lel.).

”all. Anal-alum Phwiulan: .'

(I. A. LENDON. M.R..C.P.. ALI‘A (Allen
A. R. SOUTH[...]D. M II. (8'de

Han. ('liuhml 1mm...” Pathology in .-

IVAN B. JUSK. MIL, ME.

Hun. Dental Hummus:[...]. DJ)
P. RAY NEWLING. 11.115.
E. J. MILLLIOUSIL'. Iin film-«um»: -

JOHN MILLIKIN, l-Zhfir.

W[...]. (Drum). RR. "4. (Eng).
\V. '1‘. HAYWARD. C. .\I G., LLJI, L.K.Q.C.P.. Minus
HARRY SWIFT, B..\,, .\I.D. (CnnLnJJJ.

(‘mvsuflimy Surguml[...]

V Isl-rim; STAFF.

INAPA'I‘YEN‘IN.

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1)., 3.3. (new), 1.1.11.0}! (Lu-[...],
Sumeom: .
H. 5. NEWLANJJ, “.15., 3.1.5. (Adm, i-‘JLCJs. (Eng).
1!. GILBERT. MR, 13.5. (mm); Elm[...].
Amid:
EDGAR FRO WN, 11.8.. 13.5. (Melt).
UUT-PA'I‘IENIX.
Physicians .-

mzmx MAYO, ms. 115. mam.
F. N LE MESSURIER, MIL. I‘LS. (Adv-1.)
s. manna ;
H. M. EVANS, M.B. [Me]1[...]1.11. (EdilL)
BIHAN H. HWIF“. 313., Bit, ((‘:\I]la.h,).

Hun Puthalupnz:
PROFESSOR .7. 15.[...]

7mm,- 0f om“:
HAROLD EUSTACE wvnlm. I“.R,C.0.. Mt um.

Teachers 0/ Singing,-
F‘REDE[...]Mus. [{nu.
HILDA BEATRICE GILL, A.M.U.A.
HUBEK‘I' \ \‘h‘LlIF "ALL.
Mni (”CORGI ‘.\ I “A“ HALL.
MRS. RI-iDINAl." q ESNIEh

Ter[...]hsr ql IVnad and Wind Immumw, uml Orchestral Play/in” .»
WILLIAM anm‘ FOU'I‘E. A.R.A.H.

Asxiflmll Teacher:
HAROLD STEPHEN PARSONS, MUS, RAF.

Trllnhn‘ of ’I‘hma‘y af Music:
THOMAS “ENE.“ JONE[...]

.. Pmctical mm Vim-vane
E. J. MILLHOUHE “.118. I

13.81:. mm REF.

PROFESSOR A. J. EWART. D.Se.. P[...]A. HARNAIH), M.A. .. .. .. Maahelnah'ca (IIrIIlmu-I)

EXAMINEES ron DIPLOMA iN COMMERCE.

A. L. G. MACKAY, M.A., Dip E1... . . I'Icznom‘fl

5. RUSSELL BOOTH, B.A. .. ..[...]

R. A. Goode, M. 3., RS.
.I. G. Sweeney

Rev. H. A. Williams
Rev. 0. Snull

D[...]Rev. T. P. Wood

E. U. Davey, M.li., 15.8.
C. A. I’ollitt

F. E "en'ill. M.B., B S.

B. \V Wibberl[...]J. C. Rae. M.A.
Miss Mary ch‘idan

.lflS.

P. I). Riddell

\VILLIAM JAMES ISBIS‘I‘ER, K.C..— LLJI. Reflected Slst Oclub[...]

3 English Literature.
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137. 4 sin Tllos. Elllur .. 204000 Endowment of Chain; in Mathematics
l nnd Natural Science.
1575.5 ‘ Public Subscriptions .. son a o i Forgeilemlpurposcs
ms Hall. J. H. Augnn .. man 1[...]- 160 ‘ To found n Srlmlarsllip (Commercial
men-in] Tl'm'ellel's’ l Travellers).
Asnncinlion
‘880 public Subscriptions .. aw: i To (mind Scholarships for En lish
l (litemture in Memory of olm
‘ Hon-ml Clark.
1883 Sir Thus. Elder .. 10,000 Euduwmmit oia Medical School.
i
l
1333 Public Subscriptions .. soo ForPi-imnud Sulmlmnipln Memory
‘ of MI. Justice Shaw.
i
ism Hun. J. H. Angas .. 8.000 I Endowment ninClmirnmnemlslry.
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Cliarli's (‘nineroh v . ..[...]Mary Maude .. ..
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LABATT. Edward .. .. .-
1 LABA'I‘T, George Augustus ., _
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MADIGAN, Ceui! Thomas .. .. ..
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MADSEN. John Percival Vi[...]HACAREV, Crnmwn" . .

' HAG/UNIV, Frank “‘I'Hilm Ashley

MAG-“KEY, Kathleen (12 Brett .. ..[...]mbridge .. .. .. .. LL D.
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MELVlLLl'I, Sidney John
HENZ, Anna Mngflalene .. .. u[...]

i MITCHELL, Mark Leding‘ham . . 1923
MITCHELL. Pe[...]121‘ B 1913
MOORE, Biiun Formlyy . . .. .. 1917
i MOORE, Donald Rex .. , . 1021
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PA’I‘ON, nlirerl Maurine .. .. 1893 ash.

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PEARSON, Henry Ernest .. .. l. “3?;[...]

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PIPER, Harald Bayard
PITCIIEU. Cyril Frederick
I‘II'alPL May ..

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STIRLING, Sir John Lnncl‘lot .. ..
S’I'OA'T‘E, Theodore Norman .. .4
STOBVE. James Cyr[...].. .. .r ..
- SUTHERLAND, Archibald Cook ..
- SU'I‘HERLAND, George .. .. .. ..
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TURKISH, Hurry Clifinrd ..
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TULLJ‘I . Frank Gordan .. .

TOLLEY, Lloyd . .. .. .. .
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mums.[...]REGENZA, Sydney Lloyd
TREHY. Annie Louise Virgin
'I'RELEAVEN, Walter .. .. ..
Tm" mum, Anna _ .. .
Tu[...]st Sinclair .. ..
TURNER. Chlrlcs Trevor .. .. .
'I‘YAS. Margaret Elizabeth .. .. ..

L'PTON[...]

\VARD1 John Freda-ink .. .. .. mos

WARD, liei-in Leonard .. .. .. .. 1921

“111111, Leonard Keit[...]1915
'll'ARREN Thamzs Hogarlh .. .. 1539

“‘A'I‘ERHOL‘SE. Arlmu- Gieavea .. 1917

WAlEulloUSE[...]on Edward lnzo
lwmsoN, Pem‘ml ., ., .. 1. 11123
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FOR PREVIOUS LISTS SEE CALENDARS FOR 1013 and 1923.
Year. my"... Selma]. Clan.
I916 Cillmnn, mxyuis Constance .. Classics .. .. ..[...]nflflecn 1.. .. . Classics .. .. .. .. .. .. .. I.

Dpie. T. . Philosophy .. .. .. .. .. ..[...]

HONOUR}? DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
(INSTITUTEU 1901,)

FOR I’REYLOUS LISTS SE17. CALENDARS FOR. 1913 and 192[...]r. .. .. .. .1 .. Chemistry .. .. . . 11.

1mg \\'in'nau, Nancy F ., .. .. .. Botany n -- .. 11.

1920[...]h 1). 1. .. ., .. Physinlum -- -- -- ~- -- -- -- (I.

1921 Earl. J. C. .. .. . .. .. Chemistry .. ..[...]1. Physiulogy .. .. .. .. .. ., 1_
Mitchell, 11. I. ., .. .. .. Physiology .. .. H .. .. .. 1.
0]ip1[...]. .. Physics .. .. .. .. .. .. 1.
Smith, K. w. A. i. . . )Ialhemalios .. .. .. .. .. 11.
Walker, w, 1[...]U. .. .. .1 Botany .1 . 1 .. ..

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who have olmained the rinai ccrtlflcate.

ALDERMAN. Henry Graham .. .. .. 1911 i noucar'r, George IIiles .. . 1905

ANDREWS[...]

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Henry Edgar .. i. ..
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HAGUE, I‘cicy ., .. l. i. .. .. .. ..
llAMP, Jolm Chipp .. .. l. .. l. ..
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MICHELL, Jnlm Elsume
MITCHELL, Harold FlilldL-l'[...].
l OWEN, \l‘illianl
mm Gordon nngwns
PEARSON,
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SWEE EY, .‘rnlm Grant ., .,
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WRIGHT, S[...]ISIVE‘. 6'0!"ng humh'm .. ., . 191'

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ADJH’SDV. Myrtle Gweudaline[...]

1101.1.0511'1113, Samuel .. 11[...]1, Kalllleeu f‘rawfmll .. 11123

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in commerce.

1111113031 Harold[...]Iwriuwi ., 1mm l‘ulnlm‘ mu
11.1mm. home llm‘i') .. .. ,1 19-14
151111112, Ross .. 19-20
BAYLY,[...]Gr‘nrgu .. .. 1. 1917
(.‘Al‘S Lmiie George \i'iiiium .. .. 1321
CHINNEIX. Alan marge ., ,1 ., 1[...]t 1.023
DANIEL, Claude Alired Vang-1.1" 1921

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Ml'lll, Thollms Grieve .. . ., 190‘
ROBERTS[...]1. 1921
DAVIa, Rusnlie (Hive ., 1 1. 1923
DIMMUT'II921
(IULOl ST“, Israel .. 1921
GRAY, GLIberL \Vi[...]1924

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MH’ISIIALL, Alma l\||lllll‘\‘ll .. JUZI
MARTIN .l'lr' Jnlm . . . . .. V i 1923
HENGIIIL Ji\, Norman Yiclur WI!

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MITCH] In, Enlm‘, 1919
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MOYLE, Jul"! Ewart .i .. .. ,. i. ”“7
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N[...]ich ii .. . , 1912

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Samuel

l[...]Diploma in Mining Englne-rlnz and Metallurgy and Fellowuhlp[...]v, was
RODNEY, Pnliv'c‘: William m3
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nlplama In_ Iconomlc. and Politlnal Sour-ac.

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HARRISI I)ll!'I.< Suplvlll . . . . . . . .
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‘I‘IIII\I§US. IhIIIerl .. .. ., .. -.

2. The VicerClmncellul'[...]e Chancellor or \"icerChuucellur shall lime power in call a
Speciul Meeting for the considei'utiun and[...]ouncil.

3. The Chancellor or Vice-Uhancellor. ur in Ihuirnlwcncc lhc H islrar,
shall convent: :l meet[...]For the regulation of its proceedings.

Ohapter.1!I.—Ot the Senate.

l. The Swain: shall meet at the Unix it)‘ on the fourth \\’ednenday
in the months (:1' March, July, and Nurclnhur reslwc[...]luring before
tlui Senate, he may Ilium-L nnticn in hu issued that HIL- Inceliug shall for
thu[...]

Chapter IV.—Of Professors and Lecturers.
*I. There shall for the present. he the fullowing Professor-R,
chat in (o my:
u. The Hug-hes Professor of Classics and ([...]ssur of Anatomy, who shall also give

instri lion in (‘umparntive Anatomy. and shall he
the Director[...]of Chemistry.
_r/. The Elller Professor of Music
In. The Profeissor Of Law;
i“ x'. The Professor of Physiology and Bio[...]

2. 'Iin his stead during such
incapacity, and such substi[...]The Council may at. its discretion dismiss from l1i< ntliuc or s11spund
for a time from perfiu’min[...]he salary thereof
any ProFessur whose continuance in his office or in the performance of
the duties tl1e1cof shall in the cpinion of the Council he inj-iniuus h.
the p[...]rmed hy
the Visitor

61 N0 Professor shall sit in Parliament or hecunie a member (if any
political[...]The Profosscis and Lecturers shall take such part in the University
Examinations as the Council shall[...]rofessor or Lecturer
shall be required tn examine in any subject. which it is not. his duty
to[...]

2. The Uuunuil may at, :my Linn: nppoini n deputy to not in the plnec
ol' the Registrar for such 1J0 ' us the[...]l and hy the (lireohion thereof.

Chapter VIII—0i Terms.

*li The Aolnleinionl Your Sllrlll he Iliv[...]t. term slmll commence on tlleseculnl 'l‘uesdny in March, :nnl
the third term Shall terminate on the eucontl 'l'uoeduy in December in
each year.

:1 The Council nhnll year by year fix[...]y the
fees not later than the first day of March in each year of their
attendance. Later entries may[...]itted by
the Council for an adequate remon slated in writing.

+5. The Council may, in special circumstances, allmr payment
of fe[...]

“ | tln sulmunlr piuxnise thnl I will l'uilhl‘nlly obey the Statutes
llllil fla[...]ersily u‘l' Ailelnixle so far an
lhoy may apply in Inn. and Lhul I will snlnuii respeclfnlly
m the canstitntml authorities of the said University ; and I
declare Lluu l buliere myself n: have mminerl Iho[...]ulnliun wilhuul further exnininntixm,
provided “In! (he slllijeclg of study I'ur “‘hirh the Crrlil‘iCfli’e ha»:
been grnnlml include. hesillus l‘llfV[...]u ., [he subjectn that
me sperilie-l as nourssalv In the laculry in which he desires m
study. These shall be in the Faculty nl‘ Arm: lmtin mnl
.\Inlhe|nnli in the I’m-,nlly nl' Si-innre: Mntlluumbicn Illlll French
or German; in [he l-‘ncnlty m‘ Applied Strium-e' Muthenmlicn nnd
Latin or (in-eaknr li‘renchnrGerman; in Ihr. L’ncuhr ol‘ Law: lmlin;
in the Faculty of Medicine: Latin, .\lnllwmauic~t~ and Greek or
French or lirrnmn: in the ll‘nnully or lh-nlisn‘} Mathematics.
Phys[...]h candidates shall be Mlmitterl to
inatrinulntinu in the Faculty of Music. shall he as prescribed in the
Regulations for the degree of Bachelor[...]

candidates (0) who lnln- alluineil lhe age of SDVL'IHBU‘H rel-rs and
ham- passed in nu! I'ciwr than lhrua subjects of the [leaving Cel'li.[...]ho lu-esunl nlharoridenun
blml they are tnmliliwl InI. There shall be Faculties of Arts, Science, Law,[...]uage and Literature, and Mathe-
matics; Lecturers in full control of any Arts subject;
any other teat-her: in Arts suhjccls whmn the Faculty
Inn)‘ I'rcnn lime to time suggest and the lnunuil
nppruve[...]f the Suprumc Court, the Professors and Lecturers
in Law, the Prul‘essor ul' Classics, and the Dean[...]ber, 19m
lAlIou-rd nth Dream”); 1935
:Al/mmd my I)m;emlm-. 1901,.
§.lllnu'r(l mm Imembm 1911:

4. Each Faculty shall[...]ard of Examiners.

7. The Bonrd cf l‘lxulniueru in the subjects of the Courseof each
Faculty shall consist of the Professors and Lecturers in those subjects,
together with such Examiners its[...]by the Council.

S. The appointment of examiners in an in the subjects necessary
For admission to the Bar shull he subject in npprovnl hy the Judges of
the Supreme Cour[...]

3‘ Every candidate for admission to a Degree in the
University shall be presented by the Dean of his Faculty; but
candidates may he admitted in absentia with the permission of the
Council.

4:.[...]eted the whole or part of his
undorgmdnate course in a University or College recognised by the
Univers[...]sion of the Council be
admitted ad mmdem .s-inlum in the University nl' Adelaide.

5. The following sh[...]ouncil and
Senate of the University of Adelaide.

I present to you as :1 fit and proper person to be admitted
to the Degree of . And I certify to you and to the
whole University that h[...]ent to you who has been admitted to the Degree
of in the University of us it fit and
proper person to he admitted to the rank and privileges {if that degree
in the University of Adelnide.

Form of Admission to[...].

By virtue of the nutliority nunnnitteil to me, I admit you
to the run]; nnd privileges of a in the University of
Adelaide.

Form of Admission to[...]ate.

By virtue of the authority committed to me, I admit in his absence
from South Ansh-nlin to the rank aml
privileges of a in the University of Adelaide.

.4 {law/.11 6th (In-Huber, 192:1.

Chapter JUL—0! the Board of Discipline.

I. There shall he :1 Board of Discipline consisting[...]admonish the Student complained against.

(c) To inflict a tine on such Student not exceeding Forty
shillings.

(d) To administer a reprimand either in private or in the
presence of any Class attended by such Studen[...]rily From attendance
on any course of instruction in the University.

(f) To exclude Such Student. from any place of recreation or
study in the Unirersity for any time not extending[...]

IV. The Sghularahip shall be umnpeteii for bienninlly, in the
month of June. If on any competition the exam[...]holarship shall
for that year lapse, but shall he in competed for in the monlh 111‘
June next ensuing.

V. The Sc[...]l thesis, design, or inresligalinn, 11s set forth in the
next paragraph.

S'l'A'l'L" I .

Each candidate for the Sahel 'ship must send in to the examiners, on or
before June 1st of the year in which the competition is held, ei ther an
origina[...]l scientific investigation made by the candidate in some
subject allienl to engineering. The suhject[...]think fit, he re.|nii'ed to pass an examination in that branch ”1' the
work from which the subject[...]ien-gaining the Scholarship as the (Jonucil
shall in each case allow, the Scholar shall proceed I. the Uniterl Kingdom
and there spend the whole of the time during which the Scholarship is
tenable in gaining engineering knowledge and cxprrience in such a man»
ner as may he approved by the Counci[...]f the Council spend the whole or part of
his time in study or practical training outside the United Ki[...]de quarterly, at the office of
the Agent-General in London, or at. such other place or places as the[...]vidence of good behaviour and
continuous progress in Engineering studies, according to the coursu
prop[...]f the vacancy shall he. puhlisheri
by the Council in the Adelaide daily papers, and an exaniinatimi shall
be held in the mouth of June next ensuing.

B. The Angas Eng[...]eering Exhibitions," of

which one may be awarded in each year. Each Exhibition shall he of
the[...]

Kl. One of the Angus Engineering l‘lxhihitione shall be open for
competition at. an examination in the month of November or December
of each year, in sululjects prescribed one year previously by the[...]n eighteen years of age
on the Slst ol' Deccnihrr in the your in which the examinatinn 131th

X“ l. Each Exhil)[...]ibition enrol himself as a inatricul etl student. in Enfinnering
or Science at the Univ sity ol’ Ad[...]ence: shall attend lecturen and pass
examinations in such subjects in the Engineering and Science courses.
and the course for the Diploma in Applied Scimice, as may be previously
approved by[...]he above requirements. unless such failure shall, in the
opinion of the Council, have been caused by i[...]ch forfeiture shall bo-
final,

XlV. I‘nyuienl,o|' ‘hu Exhibitions shall he made qua[...], as astudcnt throughout the
quarter has not been in every respect satisfactory to the Council.[...]

C. General.

XV], 'l‘hc 1111111 11f £4,000[...]he
said John Hmvunl -\ug_:aI-1, shall be invested in such 11 Imumer as 11;
entitle the Universuy m the[...]inumue as shall he sufficient. shall he
applied in paying the «11d Suholmship 11nd l'.\hi|1itiuus 11111150111111h
at such income us in 1111\' war shall not he so applied *hnll lK-nt ll[...]11111110 (If Juhn Howard
(.llfll'hl And wherein: i1 “'11: agreed wilh LllL' 1luum's that the ward
"income" in [hear Slalnles should include nut nuly the interesl. h)
acurnu from the said sum l1111 grunts (11 lm 1'l'l'I‘lel from the Govern-
ment in weapon-I. thereof:

It is hereby prurided that :~

1. ’l[...]ded lo the unmlidnte 11!. the annual
examination. in Novmnher, for the Ordinary Degree of Bachelor
of Arts, uhn shall have 11115de the best runninuvinn in the
subject. of English Language and Lilemtnie. a[...]dard worthy of the Prize, 'the
name of the second in order of merit. shall he reported to the
Council.[...]by Ieason of that lapse
more than one l‘11zeman in the folloning )car.

.I ”Uli't‘l] 1'th Durrulhuv 1m”.

' ,mmI-ml 1:[...]er XV.—0f the Staw Prizes and Scholar.

WIIoIea-I a man at Five Hundred l’nunIls was snhsclihetl with lll"

intencinn uf‘ l‘nuntlinu Prizes in Incm‘

y (If the late lhualolph [sh[...]

2. Each of such Prizes shall consist of th[...]rize may he awarded to any (lm’itlidate for the
I.L,B. Degree, who, at any November Examination, in the
opinion of the Board of Examiners shall have shown exceptional
merit in not less than two Hiihjccts.

4. Not more than four Stow l’rizes may be awarded in any
one year.

5. livery Bachelor of Laws, -ho sh[...]olar.”

’.lllometl 13th lll‘xf¢iil'll‘i‘, 15qu

A llimwl ,I rcn‘um'y/ mm

Chapter XVIa.—Of the Everard Scholarshlp.

\l'hcrcns the lute William I
to the l,.'ni\ it'r. lnr the pH .
by llléj lllll[...]agreed
to invest Ihui: sum uml h) :ipplr lln.‘ i 'UIIW Ilu-i nl‘ in the numuer
spcriliml in Irhme slalom-s, l is hereby ln'nri-lc-l Ihn! inin he called

1. Thu Schola[...]f Thirty Pounds, and
shall he paid to the Scholar in one sum at the Commemoration
at which the Scholar[...]nrdeil to the Student who
shall he placed first. in the Claw List of' the Final Examination
for the D[...]f Examiners.

-L The Scholar :50 appointed slnzll in the certificate of his
Degree he styled t[...]

\Vhereas in the year [579 the South Australian ('muiue-ruiul
'l'i‘ai‘ellers’ an<l \Varehuusemon's Association[...]f the Scholarship m
the "Eric Smith Srlmlnrship". in memory of [llFlHL’l‘mHl Erin
\l'ilkes Smith, a grandson of Sir Edwin. who was mortally
wounded in the attack upon the Dalila-1191193 on April 25. 1915:
Now it is hereby provided as follows ~—

I. A Scholarship. to he called “ The l“ ' Smith[...]ncluding the fees payable on taking the (leg-rec. in the
course of study he selects.

TV. The scholar shall he in all respeots subject to the
discipline, and to th[...]or a. longer
period Ihan that reasonably required in the opinion of
the Council for pl'ot‘rmliug‘ to the degree in the course
selected.

VI. The Association may at[...]e School of Mines
for any scholar taking a degree in engineering. and the
fees at the Adelaide[...]

degree in Medicine. provided that it such fees be
increased[...]um of £100 for the purpose of founding a Bursary
in memory of Archibald Alackie. formerly Secretary o[...]ary,”
shall be awarded by tho University to any in n
nominated from time to time by the South Austra[...]e hursar shall be exempt from payment of all fees in
the course for the Diploma in Commerce, including that
payable on talking the Diploma.

I. The burger shall be in all respects subject to the discipline
and to the[...]or it longer period
than tlmt rensnnnhly reqniied in the opinion of the
Council for lho Iliplmn[...]

Chapter XVII—Of Conduct at Examinat[...]t during any examination whatever :—

(rz) have in his or her possession any hooii or notes or any o[...]hereby he or she may improperly obtain asststance
in his or her work; or

(6) directly or indirectly give assistance to nny other candidate,
()I'

(a) permit any other candidate to copy from or[...]hall he (mill; of a breach of anv of the irori-
3 I: .Y l
sinus of this regulation Sllflll loan that ammunition; and, if detected in.
the time, shall be summarily dismissed frem the[...]versity. Graduates and Undergraduates must appear in academic
dress.

*2. The academic dress thll be :[...]with black sill: tassel;
and black gowns similar in shape and material to those
used at Cmnhri[...]

3. NotwithstnmlinganyIhing contained lirrcin,i\mmhei-s of the Sumde
who have been admitted ml nm[...]wear
the neademiu dross appropriate to the Degree in virLue of which they

lmve been so mlmitted.
Allm[...]he tiniuol' lhe allowance, and counter-
signature in; the Governor of those sintnles shall have the so[...]for
u tilur f'rmn lnlrrin'ming the lllli. l and l'I'('.l!i\'llI:: the snlurics thereto as
[l' these squn-s i[...]ber, lBSl.
The 12th (lay nl‘ Decemher, 1882.
’I‘he [6th day of Septemher, 1885.

_:_ pale

iii. In puriiuuinr, hut without, prejudice to the general[...]d to the (,Jnmculiorship or Viuethunucllorship or
In :my Professorship, Lectureship, Regislml‘ship,[...]Jhnnccllur or Vice Chancellor. or by
any existing i‘loi‘essor. Leotnrur, Registrar, or other ulli[...]y various
subscribers for the purpose of founding in prize in memory of Lhelate
Mari \Viliiulu Roby Fletcher. M[...]d to
the Student who passes the besL examinations in Psychology
mid Logic for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, prorirlerl he in
of suflioient meriL.

AflolL‘ed 17111[...]

Chapter XXII.—Of[...]ul with the inlention of
founding ll. Stud ntship in Incinury of the late John Auden-sun Hm‘lley,
Vi[...]d sum has been pniil tn the min. sity nf
Adelaide in he nsml nml :ullninis’tereui hy it in fulfilment of such. inton-
Liun, and the University has llGCl'lCll in recognition of Lhe services of
the said John Amie[...]nn its; founda—
tinn until his hnncnrexl «lmuh in IS‘JU. lu supplement the inuume from
the Quill sum, so in to give cill-ul tn 1h: lullnn‘inz sulmmu[...]

I‘l- livery llm'lluy Student shull lm'lhwlth, Min[...]lp. cnnnm-ncu Ilia course, nnd nhnll dili-
gently In-nsocuto h' sludius. lnr tine ll..»\.. ll..\'('.[...]shall he paid when the sin-
(lent enlers npun tlw i-nurse he Inm selucied, and lhu
other hull" \vhrn Inc has completed his lirsl. yunr, il', in
the n ininn 01' the ('nuncil. the student, hm: dune antisfncim'y
work in that year. But if the Council shall decide, nu [he
reconnnumh‘dion 0! the I’m-ulIr governing his course, that his
mark lnls[...]shall be subject to alteration from time to
time, in such manner as tn the Unii'omily RlllLll Scam fit.

" (lullll'P(l 13H» Data-mum: 1917.
+ Altnu' (I [ii/L Ilawmbm', 192:5.
: Alina-ed 24m Dewiubrw, m[...]bers of the Board of
liun Institute shall be held in Adelaide

at such places as the Counc[...]

1" Every meeting of the Unirersi[...]e the «hiy appointed for the meeting by a notice in any two
nowspnpers published and circulating in Adelaide. specifying the plnce
and lime at meeting.

ti. Cmnliilnrea shall be nominated indoes not vote.

9. The votes so given shall be counted[...]votes given for each candidate sbstll be repnrted in writing by the tellers
to the Chairman, who shitl[...]election.

‘ such meeting the Chancellor, or in his absence the Vice-
(llinneellor, or in their absence the \\’rtrden of the Senate (if present)
shall preside as Chairman, and in the absence of the Chancellor, Vice—
Chnuuellon[...]very such meeting all

’* Allows/l 5H1 [Jenin/u-I'. lDlh.

“I agree with the Univ 'sity of Adnlnide that I will obey all existing
and future Statutes, Regul[...]uted authorities appointed
by the UIIiIcI it unrl I declare that I helieive myself to have attained
the full M40 IIf[...]the allowance and counter-signature by the (love-Iin the year JSEW; hut such repeal
shall not a[...]

Chapter XXV—Miscellaneous.

1. In my Statute 01' Regulation unless there is something in the
context repugnant to such construction words[...]the Regis-
lmr not later than the data prescribed in the Calendar or
by mlvertisomani. Lute entries may in special circunv
stances. to he approved by the Vi[...]ceived within seven day-
of the examination.

+3. In all unsea wlwrunn age limit is not fixed by the[...]exhibition,
medul, prize. ur ulhnr similar reward in respect of that
exmninulinn azure nn the first occusunn ol‘ iheil'heing extnninud.

I: A. No person shall he admitted to a. degree examination in which
he has ulrcmly passed at this University, e[...]ecial
permission of the Council.

’4. Wherever. in (he Stututes 01 Regulations nf the University
n t[...]e. limit is imposed. the Council shall
have power in mill or deduct or allow for the period spent
in “114' service by may candidate, but may impose such
uonditinns or Iniulificu tinns am may seem guod in tho Caunuil
in each case.

Mm. (ln theadrica ni' the lll)[]l'1ll[...]te for a degree or
«liplumn who has beau engaged in war service. by altering
flu-conditions pr[...]

*6. In all cases whom the pusslu" M n Puhliu Examination oi Lilli!
University is required in the llegnlntions, Kin! passing of nny
othei exami[...]that;-
ha counted pm [auto for nnyuuurse of study in this University,
may be grinned such exemption lr[...]egulations of this llnirumily as [he lencil shall in ouch
case consider just.

*8. Dnrinu ihc continua[...]uncil‘ make and Mimi the lolluu'ing declnrntion in lhe
presellcenf the Registrar or other rlnly nppo[...]that!

1. The l’el‘tli 'l'eohninnl School is :ifillialcd lo the University
ni' Adelaide.

The Co[...]lunll from time to time
determine what courses of i.st lotion nt Perth Technical
School shnll qnnlil; Sllulclllx in regular attendance thereut
to sit fur the[...]

I). Preside at meetings of the Board.

r. Exercise[...]dal of Commerce" and the
“Joseph Fisher Lecture in Commerce."

Whereas on the 17th day of April, 190[...]the income thereof, and the annual grunt [Jayahle in respect thereof,
under the University Acl., the stnuly of Commerce in the University: It
is hereby provided as Follows :-

Ill. 'l‘hcre Sllflll also hr. es[...]“Joseph Fisher Lecture,” and to
he delivered in the University every alternate year, and
subseque[...]imrnieut ui £1,000 nnd lho
unruuil grunt payable in respect thrrenf under the University
Act. after p[...]his Lecture, shall he
applied by the Uniu ‘ily in or towards payment of the auhsrms
ur remnnerutiou[...]Lecturers, uml
Examiners engaged or to be engaged in the work of the Cum-
meruinl Courses fur the time[...]shall determine.

VII. The Stntntes contained in this chapter shall not be altered during
the life[...]n
consent,

‘ Alluuwd l‘ZfIi Ilm-«mbm‘, 190i.

lAllwrerl 5M “ficf'illhw, nus.

Anon-[...]

Chapter XXIXFOE the Affiliation of R[...]affiliated to the University
of Adelaide.

[1. 'I‘hu Council n[' the University may from time 10[...]uu and
passed the emminatiuns of tin: mid College In |hu following
.sulije.

Agriculture,

Viticult[...]om atleudnnce zit lectures, and from exmuiuutimm, in the
cnrrespmnling subjects of the warm fur the Or[...]' founding with the income Lhurcul‘ Sulmlauhips
in mcmm u! ll|(‘ family of his mother. tn bu culle[...]um Scholarships tonuhle l‘ut' [\vu yuurs euL-h, In he
called “'l‘he 'l‘iuline Scholarships." m[...]shall he
uu-uriletl uvcri'yeur on the usmuiuminus in Military fur the
Ordinary Degree of lhwhelor of A[...]xuminm-s shnll not cunsidcr any Cmnlinluu- wurlhy in mvelve
the Sclwlm‘ship, it, shull lapse for tha[...]'ll thesis before the thirliulh ilfly of August- in
the fulluwing yeur. Provided. huwover. that in special
nil'numslnm‘es the Council shall. in lmth instances. have
aner tn grant an cxtPnsinn of limo.

~ Allowrl in April, man

IV. The srhulars shall be in all respects suhject to the Statutes and
Regulati[...]shall nut he changed.

.ll/urrzul w nun, 11:21:.
.i'numt n-l .lmu, l.Ifl\‘.

Chapter XXXL—Of the David Murray Schol[...]the University 10 he used
and administered by it in fulfilment of such intentinn, it is hereby
provi[...]”

Z, The purpusc uF the Suhnlarships shall be in encourage
advanced \rurk and Original investigation,

3. The sum of £25 "my be awarded in each year by the
Faculty ul'Arts, and by the Faculty of Laws, and in alternate
years in the VaumlLy of Science and by the Faculty of Medicine.

AL The Suhularxhips shall he awarded in accordance with
cundiLlulH prepnrcd by each Facul[...]any rcusun the full amount of £25 be nut uanrdui
in any year by any'Faculty having the dispusal of it[...]of that Faculty until
it can he fitly awarded

(i. The money shall be paid to the Scholars at euuh time, and
in such mnounls, as the Council, npun the advice of the
Faculties, shall determine.

7. 'i‘haae Statutes may be varied iron] time t[...]

l. The University shall give in succession four Scholarships,
enehof £l50, and t[...]rui y.

3. The Scholarship shall be awarded in the mouth of December, on
the recommemlntion of t[...]f Science, to the best candidate,
provided he is, in the opinion of the Faculty. of sufficient merit.

Applications must he made in writing to the Registrar not late]
than the lst d[...]oses to conduct.
his research. The Faculty shall. in making anyrccotnmendalfiion,
take into considera[...]at its discretion. make no recommendation at all
in the lattercusc the Scholarship shall lapse for a[...]uring- lltis period the Scholar shall not. engage in any
ualaricd work Without having: previously obta[...]root that he is (leYl), 1g himself to his subject in such a
manner as to further the ends for which th[...]tho
second and suhscquenl points-Hts rcferred to in the next section
hereof.

bi The sum of £150 shall he paid to the Scholar in

9. Thc[...]and Medal
for Botany.

Whereas the University has I'm-rived from M rs. John Bagnt the sum-
Ol'£500 f[...]s hereby provided that. :#

1. A Schnhu'ship and :i Brouzc Mcdal (to he called the “John
Bagol' Sch[...]be awarded each year
to the Student placed first in an examinalimi in Elementary
linhiny.

2 Should the student decline to accept the Scholarship hr.
Sllflll he entitled In receive the Medal, and the Scholarship may
then be awarded to the next in order of merit.

Should )0 candidate be adjudged[...]hall he devoted to a fund to provide other prizes
in Botany.

3. The scholn'r shnll continue the study «if Botany in the
University for the rnsning year. and s[...]

5. T[...]funndinq with the income thereof an annual
prize in memory of her parents, the late Sir Henry and Lad[...]uy Prize
fur English Verse,” shall he zurnnlo-l in .\prl| uf eneh year to the
pvrsun who. in [he npnliun ul‘ the I'mt'e urs in letters mid
philusnphy, xhnll hum written tlu- ha[...]nditiuns prescribed by the l“:n~nlt_v ul‘ Arm in June of each
year ; provided llmt.it‘ Ilm Examiners shall nut cnnsidcr any
candidate \l'nrlhy In receive the Prize. it shull lapse fur tlmt
year.

The competition for the Prize is open In Ausunlinwlmrn
graduates and undergradunLes 0f the[...]n six years prior to the (late fixed for sending in
poems.

Each poem must he accompanied with the nznne of the author
in full, and be delivered at, the oil-lee of the Reg[...]University not later than the fillet of March. 'I he Prize
shall he received by the sneuessf[...]

This Statute may he varied from tim[...]nl founding with the income thereof
Scholarships in memory of the late John Creswell: Now it is
hereb[...]he John Greswell:
Scholarships”, shall, subject in l-he conditions hereinafter set
forth‘ he awarded in each year: one by the South Australian
Cricket As[...]called “ the Council “).

*2 The Scholarships In he awm‘ded by the said Association
mid the said[...]shall he awarded before the first
(lay of March in each year 1,0 students wlm

‘l‘(n) have passe[...]age of nineLeeu years on the first
day of March in the year in which the award is
made,

and (c) are cons[...]

*3. The Scholarships to be awarded by the Council shall be
mvmded before the first day 01' March in each year to students
who

Ha) have passed the Leaving Commercial Examination
of the University in the year immediately pre
ceding the award,

(1))[...]age of nineteen years on the first
day of March in the year in which the award is
made,

and (c) are recommended[...]examinations (except supplementary
.nxamiuMinnS) in the subjects prescribed for the Diploma in
«Commerce. and from the payment of the fee for t[...]l enter forthwith upon the course for the Diploma in
Commerce, and shell prosecute his studies continu[...]ot these requirements, unless
such failure shall, in the opinion of the Council‘ have been the
resul[...]cause; provided, how-
ever, that failure to pass in an) examination shall not of
necessity he suflicient cause For Forfeiture. The decision
or the Council as In the I‘mi'eitul'o m" It Scholarship shall
hr: final.

G. in the event of a Soliciarship being-forfeited as af[...]e the holder completes
his course for the Diploma in Commerce, the body which
awarded such Scho[...]

*7. in The cventof n Scholarship remaining menu! on thr-
first day of March in any year, mull thnlnrship shall be
available for[...]s
subscribers for the purpose of Founding a prime inini 24
-Pia.n0forte 7 ‘ “

Violin ' 12 21
Violoncello ‘- 12 n 24.

ml the first day of December in the year in which the exami-
nation is held ; and all[...]

4. Should no[...]three years, subject; to the provisions
contained in Clause 7. The holder shall be required to studyth[...]Viulu.

6. Payment. of the l’rizu shall he made in four equal instal-
ments in each year. one at the hegiuning of enclt term.

7[...]ions prescrihcd for tlu: Diploma ut' ASSUM—
ate in Music; it he fail tu puss the exatninnticn pruper in his
year, he shull [urtlmiLh t'url'cir the l'rize[...], the holder of it he guilty
of miscondm-L

8. In the event. of the Prize lnpsing fur any year, ms provided
for in little 4, the income for that year shall be added to
the capital account, and in the event 01' the hulderresigning
or forfeiting it before the cntnmenceuient of the last term in any
academicnl your, the unexpcndcd income for th[...]}ietiticn at the and of the academic year.

IO: 'I'hese Stutntes muy he rnried From time In time. hut the
title and general purpOse ot[...]

1. The Prize shall be called the “ Lister Prize."

2. it shall be awarded in the year [916, and each second
year thereafter. a[...]h the Registrar not later than the 30th September
in the year of the award.

5. The examiners shall he[...]o report- that no
thexis presented is Worthy.

6. In case of the l'rize nuL being uwardml in any year, it
shall be oFFereLl for cmnpuliriun :lgnin in [hr following year.
if not then awarded th[...]

Ill.[...]past students of the Univer-
sity who have passed in :1 degree course the subject
of Economics, 01 a s[...]lue of thirty pounds, and
shall he offered first in December, 1918, and thereafter
t-rieuuially, or a[...]s.

VI. [f no suitable candidate presents himself in any year when
the Scholarship is ol‘Feretl, it[...]wo hundied
poundsand invested for the pui pose of I-he Srholuiship.

Xl\'.

XV.

XVL

STATUTES. 135

The Sulmla‘i- shall, after his election, ln-apai'e an original[...]sat-iatied with
the pro r-ess made by the Scholar in his work : and the
remaining ten pounds on the co[...]th the
Reg‘istmrnot later than the 1st November in the year in
which if is DFFeI'eLI, or such other dine “s th[...]ench L‘HlIIllllNIE shall. if requix‘ml,
state in his application flue slll)jul‘l (vi the lhesis he
proposes to “rite.

The Scholarship may he hclrl in conjunction with any other
Scholarship or Prize a[...]he shove Statutes may be varied from time to time in any
manner not inconsistent with the will of the[...]w. Schuhu'ship shall he awarded for Research work in any
branch of knowledge but no award shall be made unless,
in the opinion of the Council, there is a. ca[...]

XTX. rl'hc Faculties shall rerounncnd the L'nntllda to in their
respective departments whom they deem most[...]e Council.

XX. The award shall be made, annually in the mouth of Deccnl‘
her of each year, or so so[...]may he found
convenient.

XXI. The Council may l'i-um ii'lUP to time make grants out. of the
incoiuc[...]st members or students of
the University one-n ,d in research work ; but such
grants shall not con er[...]preceding the award shall be paid to the
Scholar in two instalments, one as soon as conveniently
may[...]his
election.

XXlII. The Scholarship may be held in conjunction with any other
Scholarship 01‘ Priz[...]didate.

XXIV. if the Scholarship be not awarded. in any year, the income
which would be otherwise payable to the Scholar shall,
in the discretion of the Council, subject to the pow[...]V. These Statutes may be varied from time \0 time in any
manncr not inconsistent with the objec[...]

Vl’herees the sum of £1,125 ha[...]g With the income
thereof a Lectureship and Medal in Ophthalmology in memory of
the late Dr. Charles Gosse: Now it is hereby provided as
follows:—— '

T, The Lecturer in Ophthalmology in the Medical School of
the University shrill he called the Dr. Charles Geese
Lecturer on Ophthalmology.

i’ll. There shall he >1 bronze medal to he culled[...]hall be ain'xmlatl
annually to [he hum! candidate in the subject of
tJphtlmlniologzy. provided that he shnll pass with
credit in than subjent, and Hunt. in the opinion of the
Examiners, he eliall he consid[...]n n' n ml.

Only those candidates who have passed in all the
subjects of the fifth year’s examinatio[...]versiny for the purpose of founding
Scholarship); in memory ul' Ihe lute Eugene Alderman, u teacher of
Violin in the Elder (lonserrmm'imn: it is herehy provided t[...]ene Alderman
Sulmlnrships‘“ shall be oflered I‘m- umnpetibion among
students of mimic who are natural-born British subjecla
and have been resident in the State ul‘ South Australia for
three[...]

but in case of equality of merit a violin candidate shal[...]ncello " l? “ 2+

on the first day of December in the your in which the
examination is held. No person who has gained a Scholar»
ship or Prize tenable for three years in lhc l‘:ll_lel' l‘cnserva»
fol‘llllll shall be eligible for one of these Scholarships in ms
same subject.

V. Should no candidate at any e[...]minations p1 scribed for the Diploma ul Associate
in Mnslu. Failure to pass snuh exarninalions shall l[...]may alao
be summarily determined at any time if, in the opinion of
the Council, the holder of[...]

1918, and the other towards the end of that year[...]each shall he offered towards the end of the
year in which its tenure expires, whether by efiiuxion o[...], 1m.

Chapter XML—Of the A. M. Simpson Library in Aeronautics.

Whereas Mrs. A. M. Simpson has paid[...]dred pounds for the purpose of founding
a library in aeronautics in memory of her late husband, Alfred
Muller Simpson[...]Library shall be Pulled the A. M. Simpson Library
in Aeronautics.

2 Interest on the endowment at the[...]all persons
on the same conditions as other books in the University
Library.

4.. Thin Statute[...]

*VVhereas the late Ellen Mil[...]rships for the encouragement of original
research in Botany or Forestry, such Scholarship or Scholarsh[...]he a graduate
of or have qualified for a degree in the University, and must
have completed a, full course in Botany or Forestry as a
subject for his degree.

3. The Scholarship shall he awarded in the month of
December, on the recommendation of t[...]f Science,
to the best candidate, provided he is, in the opinion of the
Faculty, of sufficient merit. Applications must he made in
Writing to the Registrar on or before the 1st day[...]poses to conduct his research. The Faculty
shall, in making any' recommendation, take into considerati[...]r may, at its discretion, make no recommendation.
In the latter casey the Scholarship shall lapse for[...]ship shall, during his tenure of
it, he styled ’I'he Ernest Ayers Scholar in Botany (or
in Forestry, as the case may he).

(3. The su[...]

S The sum of £60 :«Im[...]in four
mun nl‘ .£|5 enoh, nayuhle thin: :r—'I‘he first. upon the 11st day
of April following[...]ird upon the is! day nl Octolzer follow-
ing. the I'uut'th upon the pt-psenratrion of [hp results of the
resem'rh as [)I‘I)\‘illt‘.'ll hy (,‘llllh‘e ll : provided us In the second
and suhseqnenl payments, that they sha[...]mwvl will Dcu‘mbm', 19m.

Glmptevr XLIV.— 0i the Animal Products Research Foundation.[...]

It is hereby provided than—-

1, The Universily shall provide an annual income of five
hundred pounds in l‘cspecb of the said endowment
of seven thousan[...]ture additions to the capital
sum.

2. The income in each yenr shall be available for the
purpose-s of the Fonndntion. Unexpendml income
in any year may be added to the capilal 311m, 01'
expended in the next 01‘ some Following year, as the
Counci[...]r fimit]. gave to the
University sums suuunntinu In £21,000 for the purchase of books
constituting the Burr Smith Library : nlul whurens members of his
fmnily, in nriler lu perpetuate his nmnmry within Hm l'uiversily,
paid in the University in 192'! Ilm sum of El lJll‘lO:

Jt is hereby prov[...]shall be suitably distinguished
from other books in the possession of the University.

Afluumi[...]

in Camel-ca.

“’hereus the Adelaidr (lo-rmemtivc[...]of £150 for the purpose of founding s,

Bursary in memory of George Thompson, the first Secretary a[...]'y. to he z'ullecl “The George Thompson
Bursary in (Johnna-I've," shall be awarded by the Uni-
versity in any person nominated from time to'time by
the Arl[...]Bursar shall be exempted from payment of all fees
in the course [or the Diploma in Commerce, including
that payable. on hiking the Diploma.

He shall he in all respects subject to the discipline and[...]

library for the study of psychology in memory of the late Sarah
Elizabeth Jackson, M.Al, formerly tutor in philosophy inin the University library

4. This Statute ma[...]

"l‘GBOUP I, — Latin (‘3) (”live cnuriws). Greek (1) (t[...]ee nannies). Modern History (12) (three
courses). I‘lconomics (l5) (twn courses),
lilcunnmic Hislor)’ (ll-i) (one amuse}

Humour [IL—Psychology (20)[...]

* Each course of study, which is completed in one year,
shall be counted as one unit, excepting Music, the third
couise in Pure Mathenmtics7 the second course in' Physics,
and the second course in Chemistry. which shall each
count as two units.[...]g-roe shall attend lectures and
pass examinations in twelve of the units that are set out in
Regulation II. Their selection shall be made in ac-
cordance with the following provisions :—[...]Greek
. shall he one, must be selected from Group I,

(b) Two units must be selected from each of the[...]of this Regulation these are regarded
as courses in one subject :—

l, Philology, with two courses in one foreign
language

2. Psychology, with[...]

*lV.[...]l attend lectures
regularly and pass examinations in one of the following
departments (il' study :<r[...]on.

Candidates for the Honours Degree shall pass in the
following subjects as prescribed for the Ordinary Degree:—

Candidates in Classics .shall pass in Greek and
Latin.

Candidates in History shall pass in Modern History,
Economic History, English Language and
Literature (first course), and Ethics or one
course in Philosophy.

Candidates in Philosophy shall pass in Psychology
Logic, Ethics, Philosophy, and Economics (first
course).

Candidates in Mathematics shall pass in Pure
Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and
Physics (first course)

i’ Candidates in English Language and Literature
shall pass in English Language and Literature,
and in each of their first three years shall attend

lectures and pass examinations in Old English
and Middle English. They shall[...]

lectures and pass examinations in a special
course extending over two years in the History
of English Literature

in addition, all candidates must pass in four other
units as prescribed for the Ordinary Degree.
Candidates in History, Philosophy, English
Language and Literat[...]the [0111‘ units from Group T . and
candidates in Mathematics may not select an]
of them from Group lV.

All the above—mentioned subjects must, except in
special cases approved by the Council, be completed
before or in the year in which the candidate presents
himself for the final examination in Honours.

The names of candidates who pass the ex[...]Honours Deg-roe shall be arranged alphabetically in two
classes. Candidates who fail to obtain Hither[...]arded the Ordinary Degree
provided that they have in all otherrespectscompletcd the
work prescribed Fo[...]y he excused mteodance at lectures on any subject
in which they desire to he examined, but only upon special
grounds to hr nlloued by the Council. Exemption in more
than two units in {my one yeiu' shall he allowed only under
very ex[...]rcumstances. All cundidutes shall he
required to (in such “Titren or practical work us may he pre-
s[...]ations shall he puhlished n3 enl‘ly as possible in Each
Year.

Vll. All exmuinations shall ta[...]

'A candidate who fails to pass in any subject shall
again attend lectures and do practical u 01k In that subject
to the satisfaction of the professms[...]s.

Vlll. Candidates who have passed examinations in 1mm: matm-ia in
otlIeI Faculties or otherwise, or who desire that their work In,
other Universities should be counted pro lento f[...]btained the Honours Degree of Bachelor
of Science in the department of Mathematics may obtain the
Honours Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Mathenmtior.

X. The following fees shall he paid in advanoe in such inatalments as
the Council shall from time to limo delermine ;— O

A. Ordinary Degree of B.A. :*

I. For lcutures Inul exanninntiou in each comes in
Uroupslq IL. IIIId lll'. (except l’IIre- Mathe-[...]For lectures. lalnu‘ulmy work. untlexnminutions
in eIwh cameo in Group IV. the sums fees as
are prescribed in the Regulations for the
Degree of Bachelor of Sci[...]II' 'lislI uIIIl Middle En lislI (two
courses). «In For Historrnf English ilerature

(two comaesr . for each course £14 :1 u
3. I'm lerllBN III ouch «lepmnnrnl . £l(I I0 0
4. For IlIe oxmniuluiun in each IlI-qu-IIIIeIIt ... £5 5 o
0, Fee fo[...]

OF THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS.
I

REGULATIONS.

l. There shall bQJUI Ordinary and[...]which he obtained the Degree of Bachelor of ArLB in
this or in some other University recognised by this University.

i‘lll. To obtain the Ordinary Degrcc cundidales shall attend lectures
and pass examinations in six unit-x us prescribed in Regulation
lll. of the Degree of Bachelor of Arts[...]Diploma, and at
least three of the units must he in cuntinuation of subjects
presented (or the Degree of Bachelor of Arls or Diploma in
Econumica and Political Science.

Provided that candidates who, in their examination for the
Honours Degree of Bachelor of Arts, were placed in the firm.
or second class may receive the[...]

VI. The undermentiuned fees shall he paid in advance:—

For the Ordinary Degree:—
Fees as prescribed in the Requlations for the Degree of Bachelor.
Fee o[...]andidates who have graduated as
Bachelors of Arts in or before the year 1920 may take the
Ordinary Deg[...]ts under the Regulations and
Schedules as set out in the Calendar for 1920. But they must
select two units in Greek, Latin, French, or German if they
ha[...]

OF THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.

REGULATIONS.

I. There shall he an Ordinary and 3-11 Honours degr[...]gularly courses of lectures and pass examinations
in Pure Mathematics (30), Physics (37), and Chemistry
(45), and in one of the follownig. Botany (62a), Geology
(55),[...], within a range of study to be
annually defined in the schedules hereinafter mentioned.
These shall[...]or the final
examination, must have taken Botany I as a.
compulsory subject.

3. Taking- the course in Agriculture or in
Forestry, must have taken as compulsory
subjects both Botany l and Zoology I.

III. Students who have completed the second and[...]ed from lectures, practical work, and
examination in any of the\compnlsnr\' subjects for the degree
of Bachelor of Science, provided that in their Col lege exami—
nations in such subjects they shall have been awarded not
le[...].

*lV. Candidates for the Ordinary degree shall, in addition to
complying with Regulation IL,[...]

(a) In two of the following seven nnhjeets :—

1. Math[...]Botany (62h and 620).

7. Zoology (66E).

or

(b) In the subjects which form a. epscial course for stu[...]Agriculture, of which the following
may be taken in one year 1*

1. Chemistry (125, third term; 50, 5[...]ired to secure theoretical and
practical training in the technical branches of Agriculture
at the Rose[...]considered sufficient evidence
thereof.

or

(s) In the following subjects, which form a speci[...]

Forestry (72a).

Students in the special course in Forestry are all»

required to undergo a course of training in Practical
Forestry.

...—,_

FF"?

or

* (ii) In the following" subjects. which Form a spu-ciul co[...]rms only
after the conclusion of the above course
in Physiology and Biochemixtry).

Except by special[...]res, practical work, and shall pass examinations, in one of
the following departments :~ ‘

1[...]

Cundidutea for Honours in any department shall
puss the prescribed examination in the corresponding
subjects for the Ordinary degree before, or in the same year
as, they sit for the Hnnours Examin[...]ass with Honours shall be
nrrnnged alphabetically in two clusses under each depart—

ment.

VI. All[...]that practicnl examinations. and all
examinations in tlmne unbjeclm in which'the course of instruc-
tion has been comple[...]ny convenient time, to be fixed by the

Council.

in any case, candidates shall enter their names a
mo[...]nd the rcsulls of terminal u;-
other examinations in any snbjuct. may be taken into consider“.
tinn at the final cxmninntiun in that subject.

'A candidate who fails in anb’ in any subject. shall
Again attend lectures, and Ill) pruclical work in that
subject. to the satisfaction of the profcasn[...]y he excused attendance M lectures on any subject
in which they desire In be examined, but only upon special
grounds to he allowed by the Council.

‘Allnu'ed m I‘rnnnhw, rm

IX. Students who have passed examinations mpan-i material in other
Faculties or otherwise, or who desire that[...]cil,
and shall be published as earl y as possible in each year.

XI. The following fees shall be paid in such instalments as the
Council shall from time. to time determine, each instalment
being payable in advance :—

A, Fun rue ORDINARY I)Eonaa:— Leelulel. Patti)?”
Pure Mathematics l[...]3 0
2m] Yam . 4 H 6 9 9 0
3n] Year ... 6r Ii 0 9 I) 0
Chemistry 1st Year (Compulsory) ‘1 2[...]

I}. SII'IJcIAL COURSE Ix AURIUUL‘PCIIE, under Regulation VIA

Fees for compulsory subjects are as set out in clause A above :

Lemm P373331
BacLuI-iology (mvo Lax-Inn) 4 4 o
Biochemisnry (twu LL‘HHFI) . .i . . . £4 4 0 ti 6 0
Botany, Agricultural (Imuse (two terms) I. 2 '2 0 4 4 0
Cllclnlsh‘y ZZHIi Year 3 3 0 fl[...]I')‘ (qu Lul'lllE) 2 2 U ‘—
sluecial Course in Practical UheIIIisLI-y .. 7 12 II! o
Economim . I. . 3 3 0 _
Geology 2nd Year (qu LQI‘IIIKI 2 2 0 4 4 u
Special Course (LlIirIl berm) | J U -—
'Innlog) i V, .. .V 2 L‘ (J 3 3 0
SIIhjentx taken ah the R[...].. .Fm fees, nee Schedules

O. 5‘“:qu Comm". IN Fuums'mw, under Regulation Vc.

Fees for compulsorv sulIIiecls are as set out in clause A above :—

(flIeIIIisLI'Iy', Physical (one term) . . .. I £1 1 (I ‘

Organic .. V. . .. 2’. ‘2 0 G 6 0.

Geol[...]D. Hummus Dmum} IIIr B.Sc.:fi
l’cr ILIIIIIIm.
I. )‘iatliunIaLics (ELK fur the Honours Degree of RA.)

9. l’llys'us . £18“ I)
3. ClIeIIIi -* .. .. 18 1’3 0
4. Pllyslolfl,’ IV and Binclmmislly .I . . l3 l8 0
5i Geulugy . 18 IE I)
G Robanr. . .. IR 18 (l
7, Znalo-VII 13 18 o
8‘ Vellebmte AIIaLIIIIIy and .\itIrplIulogy 18 18 (I

11'. Fee fur the Ordinary 01' the Hono[...]

(a) For the (heoreticnl examination in any
subject in Clunues A, B, and 0, half
the leulure Fee

(h) For the practical exuminatinn :

In any compulsory suhjecr £1 1 0
In any other subject. in Clauses
A, 13, and C... 2 2 0
(c) For the whole examination in any subject
for the Honours Degree 5 5 '0

Studen[...]of lectures nnd an examination
a second time may [in so on pnyment of half fees, but full fees
will hr.- I'eqnirE-(l for a repeated course of laboratory wor[...]by the Council, on such conditions as it.

shall in each case allow, to proceed under i-llc regulations
hereby substitutedi

Alloy/WI n'Ih Drawn/m); . .

The fan: payable by DIP/mm; ,rlmlemm in, TPN/mrll (If Meir- Diploma
com‘xe are pream'ined in, Sr’lflI/lllfla' in Im'r-m‘rimwr: will: fire Regulation:
of[...]

Il[...]the
exmniners shall he deposited by the candidate in the lihrmy
of the University before he is admitted to the Degree.

IV. The following fees shall he payable in advance :—

On presentation of thesis £l0 JD 0[...]ery cam
(lidate shall after matriculation, except in special cases to
be allowed by the Council, spend[...]South
Australian School of Mines and Industries, in one of the
courses of study prescribed For the Di[...]t attend lectures
regularly end pass cxaminations in the Whole of the sub-
jects prescribed for one of the courses for the Diploma. in
Applied Science, and must present evidence[...]

The fees shall ‘ie those prescribed for the courses
in Applied Science.

Ill Graduates who obtained the Degree of Bachelor of Science,

and the Diploma in Mining Engineering and Metallurgy,
under the Regulations in force from 1898 to 1902, or who
obtained thr- Degree of Bachelor of Science and the
Diploma in Electric Engineering. under the Regulations in
force during 1902. may be allowed to surrender th[...]e Degree 01' Bachelor of Science,
and the Diploma in Applied Sciencc. may be allowed to
surrender the[...]the Degree of Bachelor of Science and the Diploma in
Applied Science, may, on the completion of their[...]Candidates who hold the before mentioned Diploma in Mining,

and Metallurgy, or the Diploma in Electrical Engineering
or the University Diploma in Applied Science and the
Fellowship of the School[...]egree.

Vl. Students who have passed examinations in puri maievid in

other Faculties or otherwise, and dcsire[...]

(h) Submit for examination[...]rig—
inal scientific investigation made by him in
some subject allied to engineering: The subject

”L The following fees shall in: payable in advance :
()n presentation of Thesis £5 5 0
On a[...]un'nl m lenuury, ions.

OF THE UNIVERSITY DIPLOMA IN APPLIED SCIENCE
AND THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE SOUTH A[...]hool at Mines and Industries have agreed to unite in providing
courses of instruction and examinations in various branches of Applied
Science, and to grant[...].

|. Every candidate for the University Diploma, in Applied Science
and the Fellowship of the[...]

" I I. To obtain the Diplcunu and the Fellowship every[...]attend lectures regularly and pass examinations in the subjects
of one of the following courses >—[...]actical ex
perience, not necessarily consecutive, in work appropriate to
the course he has followed.[...]inations, and the fees. for the courses
mentioned in the preceding regulation, shall be drawn up by
th[...]Councils, shall be published as
early as possible in each year.

examinmions referred to in these regulations shall take place
in or about November in each year except that, when the.
course of instruction in any subject has been completed before
the curl of the third term, the exuminatiou in that subject
may he held at any convenient time e[...]and the results of terminal or other
examinations in :Luy subject may be taken into consideration:
at the final examination in that subject.

I A candidate who fails to pass in any subject of the first
or second year shall again attend lectures and do practical
work in that subject to the satisfaction of the pr[...]

VI.

VII.

VIII.

IX.

X.

XI.

REGULATIONS—DIPLOMA IN APPLIED SCIENCE.

Nu candidate shall be credited in any term with attendance at
lectures or laboratory work in any subject unless he luvs
attended at least thrcc~fourths of the lectures and lahnrntory
work respectively in that. subject, except in case of illness or
other sufiicient cause to he[...]ayment of
half fees.

A candidate may be examined in any subject without attendance
at lectures, but o[...]y the two Councils.at On
entering for examination in such subject the candidate shall
pay a third of t[...]two Councils sre fit, be excused exnnlin»
atiou in any subject. but only upon production of evidence[...]Schuol of
Mines and Industries. at which they art in attendance.

The Faculty of Applied Science is no[...]nt
thereof, or any substituted Agreement, remains in force.

Allan/ml 3rd April, 19in.
*Ang/ cum/Mate obtaining an exemption. is rev'mn[...](he «rumination.

MoTE.~Holdara of Diploma! May In. the fbllowlnx lanai-u :~

Dlpluma in Milling Engine.ring—th¢ letters, Dlp. M.I.
Diploma In Mechanical Engineering~the Iattom Dip. Macinl.
Diplcma in Electrical Englneerinzeflle lone", Dip. E.E.
Diploma in Metallurgy—the latte". Dip. Met.

DETAILS OF COURSES FOR 1925.

Abbreviatiom. #In the column headed “ Hours. per week " at single[...]A School of Art.

NOTEWA 20 per cent“ reduction in fees i- to he allowed Lu students
taking any one of these cuurses in full, the reduction to be made in such manner
as the two Councils shall Approve, This reduction does not apply to School of
Art ‘004.

The courses a[...]f subjects given is not neeawnrily to be followed in
all cum, but in certain vases the order given mum. Ive followed.[...]missed Chemistry
1., nor will minty lu- nllowenl (I) take Strength of Material“ until llieylmvc
passed in Applied l\‘lnllwnmlir-L. For further infarnmtin[...]o the lecturers.

MINING.

FIRST \’ EA H.

s “in.“ Ham Ham

l\V ||l Sumac! P" chlutvl. «I he.
S’llfllllll. work. Lel'bur? 1 4. ‘I
45 Chemistry L, Loci/“FEE '1 Prof. Rennie U. 2[...]Mr. lnuighmn 4 4 0
nml Mr. Hughes S.M.
3| Drawing I. ... 4 Mr. l‘nvin. SA 2 0 0
SH Filling lulli Tu[...].C u
'5 \ssaiing l. Ii l\‘ll‘. Laughton nnII I .
‘ I Mr. H. 4.1». .. ) 5"“- 4 ‘0 °
82 Drawing Il. ,_ 4 Mr. Roxi- ' $1.“. I H) 0
90 Machine Design I. ‘2 Mr. “'mul S. M. 1 |() o
31 Mathema[...]

,. Prof Kei'i'Gl'aiit... U.
3 and Mr. Burden U.

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1[...]

III I III) YEAR

ZIII‘IKH Hmlrs I I)“;
h tuhjttl, “aim In. unlv Latino
FIJ Assaving IIV ,.. .. I5 Mr. Reid and

v Mr. Laughton .5. I.

SO Building Construction I. .. l2 Mr. Smith Ii. 1.
82 Drawing II. .. 4 Mr. lingers S..\I.
56 Geology 1],, Lectures .‘ 2., Plor', 1' D. .VIaszun U.
Practical ,. «I. Prnf. , r1). )Iawson Ul

90 Machine Design I. '2 )Ir. Wood .. $.11.
99 Metallurgy II. .. ‘ M[...]nrbrall A SJI.
[’3 Mining IE. .. l Mn (Im'lrell I. SH“

IOIIA Mining Trip
56 Geology Trip

FOUR I‘H YEA Ii.

79 Aswaying UL... . I'.’ AIL Reid and S,.\I.
Mr Laughton
93 Metallurgy I. (Practical) 3 JII'. Laughton
I110 Metallurgy III. . I Mr. Reid
Nth Mining “3., Lecburm I \IJ'. Gan-bra.”
PracticnI 2 .\II' Ham-ell
74 Sh[...]Pracl icaI .. 3

. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.
FIIIS'I‘ YEAIL

Same as for Mining

SECOND YEA K.

33 Applied Mathematics I, :‘ I’rui. Wiltuu .I I‘l
73 Applied Mechanics II. lIri Wmul _
90 Machine Design I. )II‘. \\'no(l

52 Drawing; III .\I r. Rngvn
31 Mathemahics‘ IL I’ml'. iilmu

CI‘C'Bx‘aile-I—li IL.’

3% I’Ilysius II.‘ Lectures I‘mL Km'r lirnnt I'.
Pravlieal and Mr. Bin-don .. U.
IIJfiA Surveyi[...]7

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Blur ln mogul. Lublll'el .

Eyllahna. \\ ' .I
8511 Electrical Engincrrina‘ I. (F) ‘2 Mr. Ulnrl; 3
87 Fitting r and T111 n1nv[...]Mcchnn l Engin’r’g 11., Lect. 2 Mr. Wood and I ‘3' M 2

“ l’n’wcica] 3 iMr Best 1 “ ' 2

95 Meclmnicnl Enrlinee1ing “1.2 Mr. Wood S.1\I. :I
40 thsics "L, Lectures .. Prof. Grant. U. 4
’Pr[...]2
T4 Strength of Materials, .
Lectures 2 l Prof. (I‘lntpnmn .. l’. I i

Practical 3

FD UR'l‘H Y EA 1:.

9‘2 Enginee[...]ricnl Engineering ll. (F)
Lectures , . . Ii
Pmuml I IS 11.. ( Imk 1. i n
9l Machine Design ll. [i M: “('an . S..\l. 4

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
rln[...]Mining;

SEUUNIJ YEAR.

:53 Applied erlluennuics I. 3 Prof. Wilton
73 Applied Mechanics ll. 2.; Mr. “'0an
82 Dram-in" ll, .. 4 Mr, fingers
87 Filling mnl Turnin" Ii.[...]land Mr. Burden

106A Surveying (short. course) 5 I Mr. Wood ..

~mumaw—Hw

THIRD YEAR,

8511[...]4
Mechanical Engineering ll.

94 “ " Leclure 2 I Mr. \Voml }_ g M 2
“ “ Practical 32 I and Mr. Best "' ' l2

95 Mechanical I‘lnginrering III. - 2 Mr. Wood .. RM. 3
7[...]

F0 UIITH Y EA R.

Subject n[...]t
Syllabun. eel“ Leutnre,
104 Civil Engineering I. 5 Prof. Clmnmau . U.
88 Fir/ting and Turning III[...]enhnnical Engineeriuu l\
“ “ Lecunw \11. Woml i SM
‘ “ “ l’mcbieal 3 and VIr. Best " '

92 Engineering Finance... . I._. Mr. Gartrell U.

CIVIL ENGINEERING.

FIRST YEA[...]l Engineering 1. . 5 Prof ‘ apnmn U.
55 Geology I . Lectures .. 2 Prof. h D. Mawson U.
Practical 2 Prof. Sn- D. Mawsou U.
90 Machine Design I. .. 2 .\Ir: Wood SM.
94 Meuhanical Enginsering IL,
Lectures :2 I Mr. Wuml SM.
Practical 33 I 11an Mr. Bash H.M.
103 Mining.r IB .. .. I Mr. Garbrall RM.
106 S111 Having I . . 5 Mr. VVoml S.M'.
89A Design of 51:1 uctmes l[...]an .. U.
85A Electrical Engineering 1. (F) ‘2 .\I: Chnk U.
92 Engineering Finance 1 I. Mr. Gar-hell . U.
60 Engineering Geologr .. Prof. Sir I). \Iawsnn U.
107 Survgaying |I., Leclm'es . . 2 M1. Hartrell II.

Practical . 3 1\11'.(JIR.I"|‘A'HII U.
.1061: Survey Camp .. ‘ . M[...]

DETAILS DE CUIIRSKS’IIIPH'JMA I\ APPLIED

SCH}! (‘IL

ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING.

Y EAR.
Iva .m

Prof. lIeIIIIIu

I‘ruf. Rennie éIIIII ..
l)I-. Cuuke

Gr Mr. Laughton
and MI: Hughes
Mr. l‘avizn

PInf. GIaIII
PInf. (Imur

Mr. I 'ke
Prof. r I) vason
PI'nf. Sir I). Manson

YEAR
PI'LI. WIIImI

PIOI. C ImpIIIIIII

Mr. II’m'in

II‘II’IS’I'
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So, u. subgm, v-r
vullulwu um.
45 Chemistry I. IABI‘tlll'es 2
Prm‘timl (i.
31 Dr'mung I. I
81A Model DnlIIILIg IIIIII
MoIIcIIiIIn .. 4
:ID II'IIILIIeIIIIII'Io.» l. 3
37 Physius I.. Lectures 2
Practical . 3
108 WuodImIk ,. 4
55 “eulogy I., Leclure> 2
I'mI-timl 2
SECOND
33 Applied MaLlIeIIIIItics I. 3
TI b‘bl'eughh III Matmizlls.
Lectures 2
. Practical 3
84 DechIptive UmlnetI-V I. 4
3| Manhemalics II. .. ‘2
~0 BII ling CmmtIIIcLIIIII I I ,
849% Buildin Drawing 4
109 AI‘IIIIitI-II‘IIII‘III Iliinnry I. ‘2
THIRD
89 DIES-1:1” uI Sbl'uctul‘? II. 8
109A AI'cIIILecIIII-aI HI. I II. 2
84C Meafimed Drawing aIIII
Skerching 3
109[...]Drawing from [\IIIIqllc 4

Mr. Pavia.

II‘OU R'I'H YEAR.

1090 Architectural Design II.
8011 DP aw[...]ix,

M r. Smith

Mr. Smith

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Wood

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OF THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS

AND

OF THE FINAL CERTIFICATE IN LAW.

REGULATIONS.
For conditiunn of matriculation for the Degrc-e ol' Bachelor
of Laws, sec Statute TX.

I. All Students before commencing the course for th[...]Practitioner of the Supreme
lourt shall eitlzer#
I. Have passed the Senior Public Ezmmiuation (inclu[...]n of
the University shall be given to any Student in Law who shall
have passed the Leaving Examination[...]minal). ([13)
The Law of Evidence and Procedure, (I14)
Cnustitutionul Law. (115)

F‘P'rfflk‘?

iv, The Special Subjects are the I'olluwiug :—

1. Latin. ('2)

2. Auv one[...]

VI. Candidates fur the Deglee of Bachelor uf Laws are 1cqnired to
pass in all the above subjeu ts hnth Ordinary and Special[...]es for the Final Cm t1ficete me 1eqni1ed to page in the
Oidinaiy enhjeetn only.

'Vlll. Students who shall have elieady graduated' in Arte, including
lmtiu, will he medited with having’ passed in the special
subjects numbeied 1 and 2.

*IX. Cunrlidates who have passed examinalionu in 1mm mam-id in
other Faculties or otherwise, and desire that the[...]determine.

X. Annual Examinations shall he held in November and Murch in
each year.

le. All suhjects, whether ordinary or special, may be taken at any
unnual Examination, 11nd in any urdcr; except that no student
shell, without[...]n of the Fuuulty, present
himself for examination in the Law of Property, l’urt Il.,
hefurc he 111111 passed in the Law uf l’I'operty,,l’aI't l., or within
xix months thereaf[...]110 student shall present
himself Im- exmninution in uny Special subject in March
without the special permieeiun iii the Facu[...]nnual Examination present himself for
examination in mute than three subjects save by the special
perm[...]no student shall
present himself for examination in any subject in respect of
which he has not gained credit for one[...]th un academical year's attend»
anee ut lectures in any subject unless he shall have attended
and gained crerlit I'nr tlnee- fourths u)" the lectures given o[...]

Written work done by the candidate, and the results of ter-
minal or other examinations in any subject, may be taken into
consideration at. the final examination in that subject,

XV. Any Student. shall be exempt f[...]ation to the Registrar, and
all Ordinary subjects in which he nniy huve pnssml while in the
one class shall be credited Lu him in the other.

lXVIIL Schedules defining the scupe of the subjects of study and
nppointing text-books in respect of lhu mum: almll he dmwn
up by the Fiiculcy, subject in the approval of the Council. and
Students will he[...]ay he prescribed by the Professor or
Lucwrar.

‘i’XlX. 'l'he numes of all] Sunlents who shrill pass an Annual Exmninatinn
in any subject uhnll he nrrnngcd under the handing of such
uubject in three classes in order of merit. in unch class, provided
that. xtudents who shall pass in the special subjects numbered
1 and 2 shall be arranged in accordance with. the Regulations
of the Or[...]

141‘ Fee £01 attendance at leutules and ex: uninntinu in the
special subjects numbered I and ‘2. the, .‘GLIIIE fr,
prescribed by the H[...]0

Students exempted from ntteudunue at lectures in any subject shall,
in addition to the examination fee, {my unerthird of[...]nts, but they
shall be credited with the subjects in which they may have
already passed under the Regu[...]-
tiun XlV., nor shall they he required (0 }Ju>lS in any
11dclitional subject. in confiequence of the estnhlishment of
these prese[...]noiieu is prescribed .*

Farm of Nam-r 10 b;- mt In Me Rwyrn‘rm- 11/ (my Mudwt mmdiw, to
prrxent Mun-elf (n! an Annual EJ'mm‘naHun in Law.

T111: l'xn'nnsrrr 0F ADELunn.

I, .a Student of this C nire 1'sit_\ hereby give
nu[...]leinl tn inc-sent 1111 «elf at the Annual E\:1111i1 . on in Law, in the
month of ne\t fur er :1111in:1.tim1 in the IIINll-‘I Ineutinned snhjectl:

[Here muc- subjentsj

i send herewith the prekcrihetl fee [11 £ lleing £| is. I'ur each of the
above mentioned snhjuuis.

(If the Mudeni is 1111 :Ll‘lil‘lk‘ll clerk, ml-l) :

I 11111 articled to M'

:1 xnlicitm (11‘ the Supreme
Court, 11'l1ose oiliL-e

hunted in

[1111911 this llny of

(signature nf Shula-111).... .
(Adilresfl .......................

To the Reg-i.
U11i1'm.ity of Adelaide.

‘ Allawgri 112m[...]

ULLl—‘m‘ (Jr 'I’Hlfl SCH:

XXIV. From and after the allowance[...]ee of Bachelor
of Laws and the Final Certificate in Law.

Alluuwl (it)! IJ-‘rnnbrr. 192:!

For Syll[...]legal
practitioners which concern students of Law in the liniversity are here
printed {or convenience[...]f his having passed the Matriculation
Examination in the University of Adelaide, or in some University
recognized by the University of A[...]ny intermediate examination which clerks
articled in England, lreland, or Scotland, may for the time being
he required in p. is, and must lodge with the Board a copy of
th[...]ally
called to the lmr nr admitted ma nu-nti nexl in lililv 11, shall.
hrf'ure he applies for admission in practise in the (,‘ourt. after
axanuinntimi. Imri- talmn,nr Inc i-nlitlcd to take. the degree n!"
lliuhelur ni‘ L[...]inrA

The law of Property.

Constitutional Law,

'I'he Law of Obligations,

The Law of Wrongs[...]

OF THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF LAWS.
REGULATIONS.

I. No candidate shall be admitted to the Degree of[...]te of admission to the Degree of Bachelor of Laws in
this or in some other University recognized by this
University.

II. To qualify for admission in the Degree candidates shall pass
examinations in three ut' the follmring- groups of subjects,
incl[...]ate at the examination 01' the groups of subjects in which
they intend to present themselves thcrcu'r.

lV. The follmving fees shall ht- ]mid in advance :—

For examination Jim 10 0
On[...]

H][...]e Candidate
either orally or by written questions in the subject matter of
his thesis.

1V. Aprinted o[...]e
Examineis shall be deposited by the U antlidnte in the Library
of the University before he 1s admitt[...]f
Laws.

*VI. The following fees shall be payable in advance 2A

011 presentation of Thesis £15 1-5 0[...]l“ 0

4“VIL—Notwithatmuliug‘ nuything‘ in these Regulations contained,
no graduate w[...]

Ill The student shnll forward In the [Legiulrur noLiue of his intention
to present[...]f each academic year.

*lV. The student shall not in uny year be credited with Attendance
unless he sh[...]islaution of the
professoris or lecturers. except in cause of illness or other
sufficient cause In he nllmred by [he Council.

V. A student who bus passed exmninnliuns in pari mum-id in other
Fncnlliies or other e, nnd dosnes that such[...]s of Buchehvr of Medicine
and Bachelor of Surgery in any year, shull on npplicntion m
the Council be g[...]ine, but shall
not be entitled to classificutiun in the pussdiam of that
year.

Candidates who have passed in Physics, Chemistry, and
Biology, in the Higher Public Exiunination. in or before
December, [922, or who hure been granted nud passed 3 Sup»
plementnry Examination in one of llioue subjects in the
following March, may enter us students of the Second Yen.
but, in addition to the course prescribed for that. yvur, they
must attend the courses of the Film Ymn' in Physical Chemln-
try and Medical Zoology, and pas[...]ed to the second ('h-dinury Emminn~
lion.

\‘I. On the recommendation of the Bourd ul Examiners,[...]art of an Ordinary Examination, or
who bus failed in purl. of that I‘anlninutimn But if he fail
to push he shall be required to pass at an Ordinary Examina-
tion in all, the subjecls ol' the exulninntion before proceeding
further in his course.

‘Allnwed 6th Dzdsmbfl, 1993.

VII. The Ordinary Examinations shull be held in ur about, November
and the Supplemen'ary Examinations shull be held in March.

VIII. The student Hhull not. be re-exmnhied at the Supplementary
lixmninnlion In nu; subject. in which he has passed at the
Onl'nmry Exmninnciun, and, 0H [missing the Supplementary
Exmninntion in the subjects in which he hm; failed to present
hiumelf or to push[...]“mule-mic year of his emu-M.
but without ulnhfiificntiun.

=*IX. Except where otherwise pi-uvider[...]it at each Ordinary
Examinatiun shall he arranged in m-rlel' of merit, and the
name: of other candidate-s who pass shall be arranged in
alphabetical order.

X. At the First. Exmuiunlion the student shall mtisf‘y the
Examiners in each of the following nubjocm:—

1. Physics. (1[...]amination the student shall satisfy the
Examiners in each of the following subjects :77-

I1 Anatomy, with Dissection. (120)

L‘. Histology[...]xamination the sLudent slmll mrisfy the
examiners in each of the following subjects :#

1. Clinical Me[...]cs. (142)

(5. Pathology and Bacteriology. (136)

I.

Public Health and Preventive Medicine. ([...]

I. Medicine, Principles and Practice, including
Med[...], shall he one hundred and
eighty pounds, pnynble in advance either in sums of thirty
pounds a your orol' ten pounds a t[...]or laboratory work.

XV. All regulations hitherto in force concerning the degreea of
Bachelor of Medic[...]e
determined by the Council.

*NOTm,-—The fans (in not include Hospital fess.

Allowed b'th D[...]

Attend courses of lectures and practical work in ((4) Physics,
(1)) Inorganic Chemistry, (c) Physi[...]1) Attend a course of lectures and demonstrations in
Anatomy, and for six months do dissections.

(bl Attend ii course of lectures and practical work in
Histology.

(c) Attend a. course of lectures and practical Work in
Physiology and Biochemistry.

((1) Attend :1 course of lectures and practical work in
Organic Chemistry.

During the third year the student shall

(a) Attend a course of lectures in Anatomy and dissect
during the Whole academic year.

(5) Attend a course of practical work in Histology.

(c) Attend a, course of lectures and practical work in
Physiology and Biochemistry.

((1) Attend a. course of lectures in Matcria Medics and
Pharmacology.

(6) Attend a course of instruction in Practical Pharmacy
during a period of thre[...]

(a) Attend a. course of lectures in the Principles nlid
Practice of Medicine.

(2;) Attend a. course of lectures in the Principles and
Practice of Surgery.

(0) Atte[...]f the llospital clinical year
courses of lectures in Clinical Medicine mid Clinical
Surgery.

(d) Attend a course of lectures in Therapeutics.

(9) Attend a course of instruction and practical work in
Medical Zoology, and in Pathology and Bacteriology.

(f) Attend a. course of lectures and demonstrations in
Public Health and Preventive Medicine.

(9) Atten[...]al and Surgical Practice of the
Adelaide Hospital in the wards and in the our,
patients’ department during the whole Hospital
clinical year.

(71.) Attend the tutorial classes in Medicine and in Surgery
during the first six weeks of the Hospital clinical
year.

(i) Hold the ofllce of Surgical Dresser in the wards during
the second and third terms.

(j) Hold the office of Medical Clerk in the wards during the
first term.

([2) Attend a.[...].

(m) Examine pathological material derived from in-
patients.

NHlA‘l‘he Hospital clinica[...]

A clerkship or Dressership in any subject, general or special
attendance at the[...]he student shall

(a) Attend a course of lectures in the Principles mid
Practice of Medicine.

(b) Attend a course of lectures in the Principles and
Practice of Surgery.

(c) Atte[...]whole Hospital clinical year
courses of lectures in Clinical Medicine and Clinical
Surgery.

{(1) Attend a course of‘ demonstrations in Regional and
Surgical Anatomy.

(9) Attend 2i course of demonstrations in Operative
Surgery.

(1‘) Complete the course of instruction in Pathology.

(y) Attend PL course of lectures in Obstetrics and Gynae-
eulogy.

(/1) Attend a. course of tutorial instruction in Obstetrics.
(i) Midwifery. (See paragraph (j) of the: sixth year[...]al and Surgical Practice of the Adelaide
Hospital in the wards and the mil-patients’
department.

(7:) Hold the office of Surgical Dresser in the wards during
the first term, and of Medical[...].

(1) Examine pathological material derived from in-
patients.

(m) Attend at least forty pust[...]

(1)) Attend courses of lectures in Forensic Medicine, in
Psychological Medicine, and in Diseases of the Eye
and of the Ear, Nose, and Throat.

(0) Attend courses of clinical lectures in Medical and
Surgical Diseases of Children at the[...]al and Surgical Practice of the
Adelaide Hospital in the wards and out-patients’
department during t[...]s Surgical Dresser and Medical Clerk concurrently
in the outpatients’ department during one term.

([...]office of Medical Clerk and
of Surgical Dresser in the wards and out-patients’
department of the A[...]he Adelaide er the
Adelaide Children’s Hospital in the administration
of Anaesthetics by some person approved by the
Council.

U) Attend a course of lectures in Medical Ethics.

For Syllabus, see Appendi[...]

I. Each medical student admitted to the practice of[...]der the
immediate control (If the Dispenser, and. in his absence, of the
Assistant Dispenser. T[...]

(1)) Attend at 8.30 am. and Sign his name in a book provided
for that purpose; the hook shall[...]dical Officer when making his round of the
wards in the morning; assist him and be under his
immediat[...]by
him: assist, the Surgeon and the House Surgeon
in operations upon cases allotted to him; at
12.30 p[...]30 p.m ;

(cl) Take the new cases allotted to him in turn (these must
be recorded within twentyfour ho[...]him ;

(f) Attend postmortem examinations. and if in charge of the
case while in the ward, assist the Pathologist in the
examination ;

(9) In his capacity as a student, if a clinical clerk and under
the direction of, and in the presence of' the Pathologist,
carry out any p[...]ord of the examinations made by him will be
kept. in the attendancehook at the mortuary];

(h) If present at. a post-moment examination, sign his name
in the attendancebook, which will be eountersigned
by the Pathologist ,'

(i) At the end of each term, if he has fulfi[...]

RESIDENT Dsnssmss FUR CASUALTY Du‘rms.

I‘(. The grimy) of dressers allotted to the Honor[...]s shall,
(luring the period the Surgeon is taking in cases, he appointed
to the following Hospital dut[...]l‘wo such dressers shall be permitted to reside in the Hospital
and he on outy from 5 pm. to 9 mm.[...]halla

((1) Assist the Admitting Mcdicnl Oflicer in the Casualty
Room;

(1)) Examine and assist in the investigation and emergency
treatment of case[...]assigned.

XIV. The Medical Superintendent shall, in allotting Hospital duties, he
guided by the resul[...]IC DEPARTMENT.

XV. Every student attending cases in the Midwifery Department of the
Hospital shall post in the telephone-room his day and night
telep[...]

XVII. In any case of difficulty or danger he shall summon[...]both medical and surgical practice and practice

in special subjects (as in the sixth year), £10 105.
5| _\'l’,'rl.l'.

3 For instruction in the purl-marten; room, £2 2s. each year for
two years.

4.14'01‘ instruction in the Adminietrntion of Anaesthetics,
£3 33.

The[...]tice of
the Hospital, £5 is

'2. For instruction in Bacteriology, $1 is.
3. Forinstruelinu in Practical Pathology, £2 28.
4. For instruction in Practical Pharmacy for three months by

the Dispenser, £2 23,

5, For instruction in Dentistry, :22 2s.

Approved by councll. 1925.

They aim.“ carry out their duties in the words and out-
patients’ department in A manner similar to that indicated in
the rules for the Adelaide Hospital.

II, No stud[...]permission] of the Resident Medical Oflieer, or in his or her
absence of the Superintendent o[...]

REGULATIONS.

I. To Obtain the degree of Doctor of Mcdicine, cand[...]en admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Medicine in the
University of Adelaide after examination, or[...]ne.

III. The examination for the degree shall be in such one of
the following groups of subjects as t[...]istoiy
‘ of those subjects.

(a) State Medicine in all its branches, including Public
Health[...]

21

l, n Bmhelor of Medici[...]ving been admitted to thnt Degree on the
day of , in the year , intend to

become a. Candidate for the[...]dicine.

l desire to enter inyselfjor Examination in the third term of the current.
Mndemie year in the followmg' grnup of subject

i subunit. herewith EL Thesis on.
And I forward the prescribed ice of £15 15s.[...]sh a history of ihe progress of medical knowledge
in the subject to the date of its presentation. If t[...]. The examination Sllllll he held, when required, in the third term
of the year, and shull he conducte[...]names of successful candidates shall he arranged in siphar
bebiuill Order.

Vlll. A printed or typewr[...]the
examiners shall he deposited by the candidate in the library
of the University before he is[...]

U») Prescribing general rules f[...]ting the power of the Council to grant
permission in special cases on the recommendation of
the Faculty.

Any such Schedules shall be published in the University Calendar
as son" as possible after[...]the Council.

X. The following fees shall he paid in advance :—

On entry for examination £15 15 0[...]al or visiting oflicc, whether honorary or
paid, in any public hospital or institution approved
by the Faculty of Medicine and the Council; or

2. Assisted in the teaching in this or some other University
recognised by the U[...]recommend to the Council the extent of
exemption in each individual case,

“’11. No candidate shall be[...]ne.

111. The exmninntion for the Degree shall he in the Principles of
Surgery, including: Surgical Al[...]Surgery, and the History of those snhjeets. and, in addition, in
such one “F the following, maps as the cnmlidat[...]IV. The Examination shall he held, when required, in the third term
of each neudcn‘uie year, and mny[...]by means of
printed or written pnpers, wind l'OL'I: questions. lul‘nctical demon-
strations, nnil[...]luhe may :nbmit, with the notice of his intention in enter
for tho Ifixnminntiou. nn Ul'l"llml thesis of his o[...]

VI. A printed 01 type- -\\l‘iCt9|I copy of my thesis approved by the
Examiners shIIll be dcp osited by the cundiduta in the Libraly
of the Ulllvel'sil" befma he Is admit[...]cribing for her details of the subjects mentioned in
Regulation Ill.

((1) Prescribing general rules f[...]ting the power of the Council to grant
permission in special cases on tho recommendation of
the Faculty,

Any such schcdnles shall be published In the University Calendar
as soon as possible after[...]names of successful candidates shall be arranged in alpha-
beticnl order.

IX. The following fees shall he paid in advance :~—
011 entry for examination £15 15 0[...]forward to the Registrar, before the lst of
July in the your in which he wishes to be examined For the
Degree, 9. notice in the subjoined form, or as near thereto as
circums[...]m mg been admitted to that Degiee on the
(lm of , in the yam , intend to

become A Candidate fo[...]

I desire to present. myself for Emminatinu in the third term of the current
endemic year in the following,r grmip of subjects .—

1 submit herewith sTI-esis on
(Us ”(air I): prenutzd)
And I forward the prescribed fee uf £15 lfix

DATED th[...]has passed the MB. and 3.8. final examina
tions in the first class, or
2. Held residential or visiting office, whether honorary or paid. in

any public hospital or institution approved by the Faculty of
Medicine and the Council, 01‘

3. Assisted in teaching in this or some other University recognised
by the U[...]nd to the Council the extent of the exemp—
tion in each individual case.

OF THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF DENTAL
SURGERY. '

REGULATIONS.

“I. Tn obtain the degree uf Bachelnr of llentnl Surg[...]e
fur the following venr.

‘ Allnlwd 181 April. I‘lt‘ll

111i. Schedules shall be drawn up by the Faculty of De[...]dy and lu‘aulice for each
academic year

2. The I'orms of notices and certificates required from
st[...]r these regulations.

ITV. The utnllent shall not in any academic year he credited with

i attendance at a course of instruction on any subj[...]he occasions
when such instruction has heen given in that subject,
except in case of illness or other sufficient cause to be[...]ncil.

§V. The Ordinary Examination shall beheld in November of each
year, thc dale to he lixml by the Council. in addition, a.
Supplcmenlal‘y l‘lxmninalinn may he held in the following
Murch, or an a. data in he fixed by the Council.

“When the courxe of iimtruction in any subject has been
completed beforc the and of the Ihird lPI‘In, lvlw examina-
tion in that subjerl Ina}: lm held Ht any convenient. time in
he appointed by the Council hvliween the laminati[...]! «law fixml fur the Ul‘xlinm'y Examina-
tinn in November.

" Alluufll Jae! Ilcllmllhef, N[...]

Except where otherwise provided by[...]at each Ol'dina. 'y
Examination shall be armnged in order of merit, and the
nnnms of nthercnndidntos who pass shnll he nrtnnged in
nlphnhelicnl order.

:Vll. Any student who has[...]of the Ordinary
meuiuations. but the Board shall in no case recommend
for a Supplementary Exmninatiou any student who has
failed to pass in mom llmn two suhjncts at the Ordinary
Examination[...]e re-uxmniued at the Sup-

plementary Examination in any subject. in which he
has passed H! the Ordinary Examination in the previous
year, and, on passing the Supplementary Examination in
the subjects in which he has failed to present himself or to
pass[...]ed.

11X. Any student who has passed examinations in [Mr] mutarifi. in

other faculties or otherwise, and desires that s[...]mine, but shall not
be entitled tn nlnssilicntinn in the pass lists of that your.

’AL’uwmt cu. "moniker, 199:,
+_-(llml'v:ll 11m Dammit”, 192a.
1411mm in April, 1320.

*X. At[...]amination the student shall satisfy the
examiners in each of the following subjects :—

1. Anatomy a[...]amination the student shall satisfy the
examiners in each of the following subjects :—

1. Anatomy a[...]amination the student shall satisfy the
examiners in each of the following subjects 1‘—

1. Genera[...]amination the student shall satisfy the
examiners in each of the following nubjeots :—

1. General M[...]rgery and Dental Pathology
3 Dental Prosthesis.

4i. Orthodontics.
5. Anaesthetics.

‘ {UM/I111 M limit, well
«t .111an w. Deg-umber, (sun,

l.
During the[...]aide Hospital :-
(f) The practical demonstrations in Dental Prosthesis.

(g) The course of demonstrations and piactical work in
Tooth Morphology.

(L) The clcnml practice and th[...]Hospital : —-

(f) The course of demonstrations in Operative Technique.
(g) The course of demonstrations in Dental Prosthvsis.

(h) The dental practic[...]

(y) The course of clinical instruction in surgical practice
And at the Department of Dentis[...]) The course of demonstrations and practical Work in
Dental Prosthesis and Orthodontics.

(1‘) The d[...]instruction on each of the following subjects :

(I!) General Medicine.

(17) Dental Surgery and Dent[...]ital :—

(r) The course of clinical instruction in medical practice.

A nil at the Department of Dentistry :—
(f) The rourse of laboratory work in Dental Prosthesis
and Orthodontics.

(g) The course of demonslrations in the administration of
Anaesthetics.

(h) T[...]

Iin Bacteriology £1 1 0
For instruction in Practical Pathology £2 2 0

These fees sh[...]

L From the beginning mc the Ho[...]ek given by the
Surgical and by the Medical Tutor in the resepective
VERDE.

II. Each student shall at[...]nd at the hours fixed
by his clinical instructors in Medicine or in Surgery and
accompany them in the wards nr in the outpatients
department, and perform Knch tlnt[...]cate the“ be signed hr hi> ('Iinical instructor in
Mexlirine 01‘ Surgery uml by line llcilicnl Sup[...]unn of the Faculty of
Dan the! ry.

Ten DEPARTMMN'I' 0r DENTISTRY 0F ’rne Annunmc
Hosrlr.u,.

Denta[...]l instruction and practice.
payable if p1 eferred in three‘instahneuls of seven guinens
(£7 7/-), o[...]ree
terms.

VIII. :\ student who has been granted i-xmnnliun from the
dental practice of this[...]

Superintendent (IF the Heparhne[...]tend IlIIilI Hi the llelIIIIlIIIL-III (If llInIII.i~III during

the IIlIIIlI- (lk'lllnll LliIIiL-nl _[...]II Ii” 1 [1 III. ., and
from ‘1 ||. 1". lill :I. ouept on SinuIilnyufhnnnonu. Sundays,
pulJliv lI[...]s, Ilanmnsnn-
lions, esmninmunns, elu, prescrilml in the dental course.

A first- .I'eul‘ student shall Ilol» he expected to attend M; the
Dental Hospital until the due fixed in the Calendar for the
cmnmencement of lectures.

IFI'I sludenv. has fulfillml his IIIiniIIIIIIII requirunicuts [or the
year, in: need In" do my more work during hizs third term In
that branch I)! LlrutistI‘yJIut III: slnIll IIIII be exempted[...].

if ilIe Kllllli'lll lIn." l'ullilhnl his I'Pllllil't‘d IIIIIIIlIeI-cIl‘ allcnilmnms,

um[...]lnnvu and
[IruuliI-al II'III-k. IIIIrl [II‘iIIr In l’llll‘_\‘ l'm- I-xnIninatimI these
sIIIIlI be mIIIIIhII'singIeIl h[...]lIL'SI" requiremuntn the Snpvrinfendent
may l'L’i'lh‘n In sign his certifiwItoS. lll'lll sIIIIll iIIl'm-II[...]ouncil, 1521-

OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR 0F DENTAL

I.

SCIENCE.

REGULATIONS.

To obtain lhe degree of[...]itted to the degree of
Bachelor of Dental Surgery in the University of Adelaide

.after[...]y.

Ill. The examination for the degree ShH-ll he in such one of the
following groups of aubjecis us t[...]the HisLnry ol this subject.

(c) Nlute Dentistry in all its branches, including
public hl-«lrll and[...]VI. The examination shall be held, when required, in the third
term uf the year. and slmll be c[...]

VIII. A printed or typewritt[...]the
examiners shall be deposited by the candidate in the
library of the University before he is admitt[...]bing; further details of the subjects men-
tioned in Regulation UT.

(1)) Pl'escrihing general rules f[...]est1icting the power of the
Council to admit them in special cases on the
recommendation of the Faculty.

1

Such Schedules shall be published in the University
Calendar us soon as possible after[...]e Council. .

X. The following fees shall he paid in advance:—

On entry for examination . £15 15 0[...]al or visiting oflice, whether honorary
or paid, in any public dental hospital or institu-
tion appro[...]ty of Dentistry and
the ('nuneil- or

2. Assisted in tea.el1ing' 111 this or some other University
rec[...]recommend to the Council the extent of exemption
in each individual case.

REGULATIONS.

I. Sllldenis who hurt: passed Grade [1. of the l‘uhlic examinations in
Theory "l' Music, ur n'hn satisfy the Prnfessor n[...]course, may be
enrulletl us mntriculnted students in music; Inu all students

in music; lmfure they can tnke the degree nf Bachelo[...]ed the bearing exnmination, ur-

([1) have passed in the fullowing subjects of the [.cnviug
examinatio[...]duce evidence of h " lg passed sunh exnminntiuns

in this or any other University as mny in the opinion of
the Council he equivalent.

But. in special circumstances this provision may be
varied by the Council in the case of intending students who
‘ have attai[...]ability as nu exvcutaut
m provided by Regulation IN.

"I. To complete an neudemicnl yuur ni‘ study, u ca[...]ch of the subjects
specxlied for the exnvninntiou in that. year, but the separate
courses of lectures need nqL all be attended in one und the
same yenr. nor need the vxnminurinn he pnssed in film same
ncmiemicnl your in

urtmnn'i'lnxsr 70mm”: UK les. HAO.

1V. No student shall in any term he credited with nthcudance at the

*V.[...]and the completion of any ivuademic term
of study in any xnbject, unless he shall have attended during
that. term Lin-eeifmn-ths ur‘ the lectures given in that nubjeci,
except in case of illness or other sllfliui it cruise to h[...]dirlnm Slntll be required
to anti y the exmninern in each nr the full-Wing nlibjects:~—

for Test[...]didnlo shall he required to
satisfy Ihe Exnmincrs in each of the following snhjectm——

Harmony and Counterpoint. (I55 and 156)
Double Counterpoint, Canon, and Fugue.[...]illme nhall he required to

satisfy the examiners in each of the Following subjacfs:'
Harmony and Coun[...]iterature of Music. (163)

"Ill. The examinations in all the above subjects may be conducted

p[...]

2. If he elect to present himself as Executant, he shall
do so in one of the following subjects :—

(a) Pianofart[...]te who so presents himself shall be required~

(«I '1'” Show a special skill in the execution and interpre-
lation of solo and ensmnl‘vlc works in dill‘eraut styles,
and also In show an intimate lsnewledgeuf elnssicnl
and standard musical lilerulurc, in connection with
his special subject, exten[...]

and (c) To satisfy the examiners in Sight. readi

X. Schedules defining, as far as may be necessary, the scope of the
examinations in the almve-mentioned subjects shall be drawn
up by[...]ll he available not later than the month
of March in any year when required.

*‘Xl. Except win-remhe[...]lml by them;- Rc:;:IIlIItinIn.-, the
”$11st (If I-mnliilulps whu [mas \rilh creilii at ouch Ordinary
Exmniimlinu shnll bl: III-ranged in order UF IneI-il, and the
nnmvs nf ullu-r miulirluIE-s whu pains sin-ll be arranged in
ulphnheticul ill'ill'l'.

ull nl' illness 0r othe[...]nutinu, may upply to tin;
Cululcil for lll'l'lniu In In pri-xuni himself In ll Supplementary
I‘xuminniinn In lhe rulluu'ing March.

Xll. Any studen[...]r 'rlll Ordinuij examium
lion. hnl llnn‘ fluid in p; A may, if recommended h.) the Board
of Examine[...]in: Ununuil for permission tn present
himself for I'euMuninntiOn m, the Supplementary examination.
Su[...]n be Ieexnniined at an)
Supplemeniury exmniimtinn in any subject III which he lulu
pnsacd :It the ()Idinuiy examinitiun in the m'evious year and
on Ivasuing the Supplementary examinnlion in the subjects in
which he has failed tn present himself or to pass[...]lowed.

XV. The following fun: him.“ he payable in advance 2~
Lecture fees. Fur each term £3[...]

Students exempted from nttendunce in. any
lectures shall pay, in addition to the ()rdiunry
examination fee, half t[...]who have passed examinations of a similarchamoter
in other faculties or otherwise, and desire that the[...]s of the
third year for the Diploma. of Associate in Music shall be
granted the status of students qua[...]taken Pianofurte or Organ as a. principal subject in
the Diploma course shall he required to undergo the practical
test provided in Regulation V.

Candidates who have passed in l’iunofurte or Organ
playing in Grade III. of the Public examinations in Music,
shall be exempted from further exmniuution in those subjects
for the first year of ‘r[...]

OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MUSIC.
RJ‘JU L5 LA'l‘lUNS.

I. A Bachelor of Music may proceed to the Degree of[...]ll Orchestm, and
must occupy about. forty minutes in performance.

(1:) it mustliave an instrumentul Overture, or Interludm
in the form of the fil‘stmnvemeut of 3 Symphony
o[...]and Fugue,
and also one or more movements written in real
eightvpnrt harmony.

llI. After the excrcise[...]Shilll deposit a com-
plete copy of the exercise in the University Library.

.lV Candidates whose exe[...]ved shall he required
to pass a Final Examination in—
). Harmony, up to sight. parts.

2. Counterpoi[...]ouble Counterpoint,

n mile W .
Canon, and Fugue, i l, i ll its

4. Instrumentation.
5. History of Music.
6. Musical Analysis.

‘ Allmmd lnth I)rmnlm-, inn).

VI. The names of the successful candidates at each examination shall
be arranged in nlphabetical order.

Vllr The following Fees shall be payable in advance :—

On presenting the Exercise .. £0 6[...]" talking hllP Decrco of Doctor of Music £10 10 (I

' Anomrz 10th .mgmi, ma.

Allowed 12M Llrcmnbfl', 1907.

OF THE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION.
REGULANONS.

l, There shall be a Diploma in Prinmry Education and n
Diploma in Secondary Education. Candidates may take
either or bath of the Diploma-s.

II, To obtain the Diploma in Primary Education every cnndidate_

(1) Shall for[...]gularly attended lectures and passed
exmninations in the Faculties of Arts or Science
or or both. The[...]s.

(2) Shall take a course of professional study in the
principles and practice of Primarv Education[...]of having obtained adequate practical
experience in teaching and school management in
schools approved by the Council.

*IlI. 'I‘n ulnain the Diploma in Secondary Education every candidate—

(1) Shall be a graduate of the University in Arts or
Science.

- Alloxwl m Dcnmlw', 1921.

(2) Shall have regularly aLtended such lectures and
passed such examinations in Psychology and
Education as are prescribed For th[...]3) Shall take it cuui‘se of pi'cfessional study in the
principles and practice cl" Secondary Educati[...]of having obtained uduquate practical
experience in teaching and schOOl management in
schools approved hy the Council.

lV. Candidates[...]done, should be
counted pro tomto fur the Diploma in Education, may on
applicatiun Lnthc Council be gr[...].

V”. The undermcntioned fees shall he payable in udvancc ;

For exam inn tiuuai

Hygiene M £1[...](l
PrinciplI-s nf l’rimnl'y Sulmnl
Metliml
0". I 1 1:
Principles ()l Sunnu‘lm'y liiiu J
culinn
T[...]dix p11. |8"-21*.l

NoflrrH-Iders of the Blpluma. in Education may use the letters
Diplom. Eauc.

OF THE DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE.

REGULATIONS.

. There shall be a Diploma in Commerce, to obtain which

candidates shall attend lecturcs and pass examinations in the.
under-mentioned subjects, viz. :~

I. Economics and Commercial Hislm‘y.

Economic Ge[...]strial and Commercial Law.

J-

Accountancy.

and in three of the following optional subjects, but eit[...]Exchange.
4. Public Administration and Finance.
.i. Transport and letrketing.
l'n Australian Industr[...]examination at the end of the course of

lectures in each subject. Written or practical work done by
c[...]the
results ol‘ terminal or other examinations in any subject, may
be taken into consideration at the final examination in that
subject.

There may be a supplementary exnmiimtinn in any subject
in a year in which there is no ordinary examination; but,
exce[...]were qualified to sit for a former exami-
nation in the same subject shall be allowed Lo prese[...]

‘HV. The following Fees shall be paid in such instalments as the
v Council shall from time to time determine, each instalment
being payable in rulvnncc :

Fur For

Lecturei. Examination.[...]l. x. n.
l. Ecouclnicsnml Commercial History 3 3 (I 5 (I
2‘ Economic Geography 1. Lt 2 U 5 0
.1. Industrial and Commercial Law L’ ‘1 l' 5 D
in Accountancy .. 4 4 0 I0 0

OPTIONAL Suwmrrs.

r'm- l"«r

Lei-tinny. Examination,
1: s. (l. a. EL
1. Industrial l'rncLicc .l I ll 6 5 (I
2‘ iommerciul Practice I ll 6 5 0
3 Banking null Exchnnge .. . I ll 6 5 l)
4. PnblicAdministmtion and Finance I ll (5 5 0
5. 'l'ranspnri. and Marketing 1 ll 6 u 5 (I
6. Australian Industries I ll 6 .. 5 0
7. Statistics I ll 6 ... 5 0
H. Economic Geography II. I ll 6 5 0

Fee for the Diploma £1 1 0

Fee for a supplementary exaininutinn in any subject. shall In: four times
the fee for an ordinary exmninalinn in the same suluect.

V. Schedules defining, as far[...]the Council, and published not later than
January in each year.

* Allow”: in April. was.
9 Allow/ml rm. mmnm, 1m.

‘Vl. Candidates may be excused attendance at lectures on auy'aubjecta
in which they desire to he examined, but only upon s[...]Candidates exempted from attendance at lectures in any
subject. shall, in addition to the examination Fee, pay half
the lec[...]date who has passed the University l‘lmmiuatinu in any
subjeut of the courses [n'euuribed for the B.[...]he number of students desiring to attend lectures in
any subject is smaller Hum 11 minimum fixed by t[...]the Diploma may Mi. Ihe letters A.G.U.A.

DIPLOMA IN ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE.

R EGULA'I‘ IONS.

I, There shall he a Diploma- in Economics and Political Science
to obtain which c[...]nut lei-is
than three years and pass examinations in the unilarinen-
tiouetl subjects,

7. E[...]

II. There shall be an examination at the cud of each year's work
in any subject. lVJ‘itten work done by candidates[...]and the results of
lrrminnl or other exmuinm-ions in an),. subject, may be taken
into cunsiderntion 51 the final examination in Hunt subject.
'l‘lmri’: nuiy ho n supplementary examination in any subject;
linl, axcrpli upon special grounds to in! approved by the
Council, only cnndiilntes who were (luulilied 1.0 sit for»
former ordinary examination in the nine subject shall be
allowed to present them[...]l be awarded the diploma, mid Shall be Associates in
Economics and Politic-2L] Scieuca in the University of Ade—
laide, entitled to use t[...], shall be
drawn up by the Council, and pnhlinhcd in January or
February of each year.

VI, Candidates may he excused attendance at leoturea in any
subject in which they desire to be examined, but only
upon s[...].

Candidates excused from attendance at lectures in my
xubject shall, in addition to the examination fee, pay half
the lec[...]ng such period of
exemption.

VII, Candidates who in any other course in the Univerxityhave
passed an examination in any subject mentioned in 01311591.,
and desire to count it towards the Diploma, shall do such
additional work in that subject as may be prescribed
by the C[...]

X, The following fees shall be paid in such instalments as the
Council shall From time to l-iine (helm-mine. ench instalment
being; payable in advance

For an
For ordinary
Lertnres. exumi nation.
I |i.
I. Economics and Connneicinl History £3 3 n . H) 0
2. Advanced Economics 1 ll (i 5 0
3. British Cnnslilutionzvl History 3 3 n in 0
4. Political Science ,, ,, i ll 6 5 0
Fee for, the Diploma l l 0

Fee it)! a supplementary examination in any subject shall be four times
the fee for an ordinary examination in the suniu subject.

.411...va mm Ductiialur, mm[...]s. which were first established by the
University in 1917, provide incilitics in University education for people
who have no intention of proceeding in a degree, and are unable to
attend the ordinary U[...]three
years’ period of study, with 24 meetings in each year. each meeting
animating ohm hour[...]

UNIVERSITY 'l‘U'l CIRIAT. CLASSES.

The fo[...]lecifll reference to Economic (Mugmphy)~
Mr. A. (i. Price, .A., 1“.R.G.S.

Advmiced Puhlic Speakin[...]king-alum Movement—Dr. H. Human, .\l.:\.

v _ _ I
WEDNESDAY, ab l.:-0 p.111.—

Singing and Musici[...]#Mr. A. C. (lament, M.A.

THURSDAY, M. 7.50 p.1\l.i
English Literature—Rm. G. H. Wright, M.A[...]

2. The Education De[...]t. courses of lectures;
called Extension Lectures in Arts and Science, at a nominal fva.
Public intima[...]hilosopher“; and Mr. A. E_ M.
Kirwood, “Plato in English literature"; and Mr. Clive Carey
w[...]

I-
N.-
w

1 pocket lens 1 camel-hairbrush (fine)

1 forceps (fine-pointed) Microscope slide glasses. 3”
I scissors (fine) by l", in cover glasses
3 needles in handles Nu. 2

l pipette with rubber teat Lend-pe[...]round)

MIGHt)sI)uPrs.—Euch student is required In pruvirle him-
self with a Inicrusuope that shall he subject. in the nppruvnl of
the Professor. Sultuble instruments may he hired for use in
the lmhommrrlnnly, in. a fee of £l ls. per term, but such
student is s[...]ise determine.

lX. Fines, not exceeding 2s. (id. in each case, may be imposed for the
wash: or misuse of gas, water, nppnmms, or material in the
Laboratory.

Made by council, 13th Dec[...]

A)”. Fines, not exceeding 25. kid. in catch case, may he imposed for the
waste or misuse of gas, water, apparatus, or material in the
Laboratory.

Made by council, June. ID[...]

[1]. Each student will In: provided by the University with a set of
reagent[...]the unlinary courses of Qualitative Analysis.

l\'i Students in Chemistry, Part L. must, at the beginning or the[...]ee must forthwith he paid by him.

”V. Students in Chemistry, Part II. or Part ill. or Honours
Chemistry, must pay the same deposit fee as Students in
Chemistry, ‘art l.. \gninst which will be debit[...]paratus such as flasks, beakers, dishes, em, but
in nddi on must pay an animal fee of £1 on account of cost
of material.

\Tli Students engaged in Quantitative Analysis must pruvide them-
selves w[...]d a set of
gramme weights.

VJI. Students engaged in private investigation must provide them-
selves w[...]with the
common chemicals, when they are employed in large quark
tities.

VI“. The larger and more e[...]n such basis as the
Professor may determine.

‘ IN. All preparations made from materials supp[...]

determine

XIII. Fines not exceeding 25. Ed. in each case, may be imposed for the
waste ormisnse of gas, water, apparatus, or material in the
Laboratory.

X1 V. The fees for students not[...]urse of
instruction are as follows :*
For 5 (lays in the week, £4 53. 0d. per month, or £10 per term.
For 4 days in the week, £3 Gs. 8d. per month, or £8 per term.
For 3 days in the week, £2 105 0d. per month. or £6 per term.
For 2 clays in the week, £2 03. 0d. per month, or £41m“ term.
For 1 any in the week, £1 05. 0d. per month, or £2 pe[...]

lI. Instruction will be given in Practical Physics; but no student
will be admitte[...]fessor.

V. The Professor of Physics nmy uxelurle I’mm Ilie Physical Lahnrn—
tory any student for[...]Professor tn the Council at its next meeting. nnd in case
of any student. lieing so excluded the fees[...]F THE LABORATORY OF PHYSIOLOGY
AND BIOCHEMISTRY.

I. The thumtory nf Physiology nml Biochemistry shal[...]ill
ulso he open at such udrlitlonnl hours us the I'ruftmsor may
from time In time determine.

ll. No student “ill be admi[...]emistry that he possesses suflicient theoretical know-
lerlge to enable him to carry on his work[...]

lV. Students engauerl in prirale investigations mar he required to
pruridu[...]on apparatus and chemicals
when they are employed in large quantities.

V The larger and. more expensi[...]ents by [he laboratory on
the condition that. all In‘eakngcs may have to be made good
by Iha student[...]ouncil. 1911.

RULES FOR THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY.

I. OPENING AND CLOSING or THE Lnamnr.

The L[...]

2, After books have been taken from t[...]ut 1th on the tables.

3. The use of pen and ink 'in the Lilirary is strictly prohibited
except at tab[...]th the comfort of other remlcra. or cause
(lmnnge in tho Lili1a1y or dishgnre :1111 l1ouk,1vl1cther bv writing or in
our othe1 war may be excluded bv the Librarian or ofiicci in charge
and shall make good any damage caused; fur[...]ission is granted by the
Council.

3, It shall be in the power of the Lihrarian to limit the period fo[...]. Books borrowed must he returned to the officer in uttcndance
within a Fortnight the loan mav be renewed for n fnithm lm t111ul1t if
in the meantime no other application has been[...]

I. So long as any fine incurred remains unpaid, or so long as any
person continues in possession of a. book which he is not entitled to[...]pended.

S. The borrower shall restore the volume in the same condition in
which he received it (fuir \vein' and tear except[...]iable
for :Lny damage it may have sustained while in his keeping, and, in the
event of its loss, shall replace it

V. DEPAR[...]ES r011 THE: Cossnnu’mnmn LIBRARY.

1. Teachers in the Conservatorium are entitled to borrow books o[...]n
recommendation of a. teacher, but must not have in their possession
more than two copies at the same time.

ii. In all other respects the foregoing rules of the Uni[...]d distinction, it is hereby
resolved that :-—-

I, The (,‘unncil may determine by am absolute maj[...]nt, and subject to the
concurrence of the Senate, in commemorate after death any
alumnus of Lhis Unive[...]ctor thereof, or shall Inn-o achieved distinction in any
career or subject. and in particular—

By signal acts of courage in the performance of duty or in
the cause of humanity.

By eminent services to So[...]gnal acts of Philanthropy.

By attaining eminence in Science, Literature, Art, or any
Profession.

II.[...]her with a statement. cf
the evidence and reasons in its favour. and the nature and
situation of the i[...]tire
inscriptions. Ench inscription shall contain In brief statement
of the grounds upon which the com[...]awarded, and the statement shall be recorded also in the
minutes of the Council.

IV. The Council shal[...]er of each alumnus.

V. Private persons also may, in modes and upon grounds approved
by the Council, ([...]th the concur-
rence of the Senate

(.‘oncurrrd in by Swims, 2‘l‘nd August. 1900.

ALUMNI COMMEM[...]leming, B.:\. (Ad.), MB. (Mallet), SurgeomCaptnin
in the Australian Regiment, 1901.

Campbell, Allen James, M,B., B.S. (Ad.), Surgeon-Captain in
Steiniker's Horse, 1903.

Thirty acres of land have been cleared, and in this area. a series of
permanent experimenial fi[...]tests with the more important lielrl crops grown in South Australia.

Master—A. Grenfell Price, M.A., Dip. in Ed., F.R.G.S.

Secretary—A. B. Harvey, S[...]

Residence.#No student is permitted to remain in residence unless
Master, Fellows, and Tutors are[...]ill be provided with n lied-sitting room.
Subject in all cases to the decision of The Master, rooms will he
allotted annually in order of College precedence. Necessary furni—
t[...]opening of the College is the
second 'l‘uesday in March und all resident students urr expected to
c[...]terms correspond to those of
the University. If, in the opinion of the Muslcr, justiiiculinu e[...]

I. The application made to the University of Cambri[...]the
“ privileges of afliliation, provided that in some one or more of the
"Examinations (other than[...]hat University they have satisfied the Examiners in Latin, one other
“ language not being English.[...]ated to the University of Oxford. Fur
information in regard to the privileges thus conferred. students[...]Statute " On Colonial and indiau Universities,” in the
volume entitled Statue Unz'uersimtis 07107213[...]sity of Adelaide is exempted --—

(a) From Part I. of the Previuus Exnmimltiun if the Ccrtificute[...]hclur of Science, and shall
have ohtained Honours in one or more subjects at such Examination,[...]

REC[...]roper Certificntes that
he has passed lawn yours in Arts studies or has passed the Examinations
belon[...], thnt if [he Course of Arts which
he has pursued does not include all the subjects of the Junior Freshm[...]ecturer may require him to qualify by examination
in the omitted subject, or subjects, within one mont[...]ion concerning medical studies :—

“'l‘h>1t in Medical Schools recognised hy the Universi[...]

I’hysics, Chemistry, Latin, Greek, French, German[...]of the B. E. Degree of
the University of Adelaide in Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineer-
ing fr[...]n three
ilcilllPlllICIll years Inns licuu pursued in the University between the
passinguhhenhure exnun[...]e obtained the Pass
Degree of Buchelor of Science in a recognised University, and have
complied with C[...]ey have passed the Final 01‘
Degree Examinntiou in 'l‘hcoretical nnd Practical Inorganic and
Organic Chemistry and Theoretical mul I'rm icnl Physics, and that
they have passed an Intermediate or Final University Examination in
Mathematics covering the work set forth in paragraph (0) on page 15."

Section 5, Clause ‘[...]tisfactory to the Council, of
having been trained in Theoretical and Practical Chemistry, in

Theoretical and Practical Physics-L and in one optional scientific
subject, in one or more of the Institutions recognised by the Council,
in accordance with the Regulations of the Institute[...]Scholarship.

The Hon. J‘ Ii. Angas has founded in cunuuctioll with the University
:l Si: ihu'ship o[...]tific men, and especially Uivil En-
gineers, wiLh in View to their settlement in South Australia.”

For the conditions upon[...]hip," page 104-.

The Scholarship will be offered in June, 1926.

For form of notice by candidates of[...]ity other).

The Angas Engineering Exhibitions.

'i‘hcse Exhibitions are of the value of £15 per annum, tenable for
four years by undergraduates in Engineering. For conditions see
Stututcs,[...]

Awards.
For previous awards, see Calendars fro[...]These Prizes were founded by public subscription in memory of the
late Mr. Justice Show. They are of the value. of £15 each and are
awarded to undergraduates in Law who show exceptional merit in not.
less than two subjects in any year of their course.

For conditions see Ste[...]m 1904.

Benn, Edam“ Layton, B.A.
OJ Kelly. “"i Mn Raymond
[’iper, Francis Ernest
l’re[...]

Awards.
For previous awards see[...]of £10 each, were founded by
Mrs. Davies-Thomas in memory of the late Dr. Davies-Thomas, Lec-[...]

They are awarded to the best student in each of the second and
third emminatiuns of the M.B. Course who shall be placed in the
First 0111811,

For conditions see Statutes,[...]mination)

The Dr, Charles Goa“ Medal.

Founded in memory of the late Dr. Charles 010559.
For condit[...]d is awarded to the student who is placed first. in the
Class List 0F the Final Examination fo[...]

Piper, Cyril Thomas I equal

The Hartley Studentship.

’l‘his Smdentship hsis been founded by public subscription in memory
01 the latte John Anderson Hal'lloy. Il..~[...]f chouls 01 South Australia. It is
awarded on the I'esnlls of lhe Leaving Honours l‘lxmninnlimi, an[...]nomination of that Association has been
withdrawn in

This Sclmlm'sllip has lzeen Founded in memory of Lieutenant Eric
Wilkes Smith, who was mortally wounded in the attack upon the Dar—
dnnelles on 25th April[...]kia Bursdry.

’J‘his Bursary has been founded in memory of Archibald Meckie
formerly Secretary of[...]urray, a member of
the Council of the University, in memory of the family of his mother.

For conditio[...]Eric Gordon

1991 Hassell, Kathleen Lilian

1923 i Cracker, “Hilton Russell (resigned)
l Re[...]

If the candidate passes in the First Clues the prize will he £25, and
if he passes in the Second Class it will be £12 105. If there is no
candidate either in the First or Second Class the prize will not be
a[...]This Scholarship is awarded to enable :1 graduate in Science to carry
out some scientific investigati[...]e Faculty and the Council.

Payment shall be made in two instalments, the first an approval by
the Co[...]parts, one part being
awarded to the best student in Roman Law, International Law, and
Jurisprudence r[...]s will be made on the results of the examinations in
November of the year in which the lectures are given, on condition that
t[...]s and is considered to. be of
sufficient merit.

In consequence of the three alcove-mentioned subjects only being
lectured upon in alternate years, there will be one award only in one
year and two awards in the following year.

The John Lorenzo Young Scholarship in Political Economy or
semi; cognate subject. and t[...]r Research.

These Scholarships have been founded in memory of the late John
Lorenzo Young, the founde[...]his prize has been provided by an anonymous donor in memory of
the late Lord Lister‘

For con[...]

SCHOLAHSLHFS, EKHXBIHDXS, AND l‘llllfli

The John Greswell Scholarships.

These Scholarships have been founded by public subscription in
merriory of the late John Creswelli They are tenable for five years, and
scholars proceEd ID the Diploma in Commerce.

For conditions see Statutes, Chapter X[...]ling, Reich Ramsay (Technical High School)

19.,2 i Councily, Mary (Slows Business Chllege)
d \ Bento[...]‘his Scholarship. founded lay Mrs. John lhigol; in nicnn'u-y of her lins-
band, pmvides exemption {rum fees In the llutnnicnl Depm'n‘ncnt
fur one year, in hc extended over n secnnd should the conduct of
the student he snrisfncmry. should in in: :nmrdcd to u student. nlrcncly
entitled (-0 eseinptiun from such fees, it shall he nwnrdwl in books.

insiiinnenis, nr cush. Ht the upli[...]

The John Ridley Memorial Scholarship.

In connection with the Agricultural College at Ro'sn[...]ship is tenable for two yenrs,and will be awarded in
alternate years to Diploma Students of the Agricu[...]ous of completing the course for the 8.80. degree in Agriculture
at the University.

Awards.
1914~Stev[...]rize of £10. This is awarded to the beat student in Greek in

the first year’s examination fur the Ordinary[...]Prize has licen founded by private subscription, in memory of
the late Andrew Scott, B.A. The prize i[...]value of £6,
and is awarded to the best student in Latin in the first year‘s examin-
ation for the[...]

F[...], page 1284

For 1925 six sonnets on any subject. in the Petr-archer; or Shake-
spearean {arm[...]

Awards.

For previ[...]

The Ernest Ayers Scholarship in Botany or Forestry

This Scholarship is of the va[...]llan Cuthbert

1924 Machlin, Ellen Dnlcie

Noun—In 1922 the name of this scholarship was changed to
“ 'l‘he Ernest Ayers Scholarship in Botany 01' For'estl'y."

The Tate Memorial Medal.

RULES.

Whereas in 511111 111' sixty pnuuils has heeu subscribed with the intention
vf luuudiuu n Inflfilil in mcmnrv of the late liniph 'i'ute, sometime Pro-
tHessuz of \muml Science inin
Australasian Ueulng)‘ (whether in Structural Geolugy, Pulm-
11111010141. Mineralogy. 01' I‘euolngy), (0 he oinlmiliml in 11
thesis, the sulnjrct Inning been proposed hy t[...]He
may also be required to pass 21.11 examination in the subject of
his thesis.

[111 Any undergraduate in the faculty of science, or any graduate in
science of this L'ni\'1';11si11 at not. more than[...]eligihlc to compete 1'01 the medal
Provided that in nu case shall any candidate be allowed to[...]

V. No medal shall be awarded to a candidate who in the opinion of
the Couneil is not deserving of it[...]University
for the purpose of providing at medal in honour of the Rev. James
Jel‘feris, LL.D., who[...]the University from
its foundation till his death in 1918:

It is hereby provided that—

I. There shall he a medal to be awarded annually, a[...]s Modal.

11. It shall he awarded for distinction in the study of Philosophy
and it shall not b[...]

n hook-plate will be provided,
Made by Calms-i156": November, 1921.

Awards.

1922 Morris, Elsie[...]Swift, Vern. May

The George Thompson Bursary in Commerce.

This Bursary has been founded by the Adelaide Cooperative Society.
Limited, in

I. A prize of £5 shall be given annually [01' the best essay on a
topic to be prescribed by the University in or about the
month of January in each year, the topic being connected
with the wor[...]. All students of the University, or of any class in the control
of the University, are eligible to co[...]y are
not graduates.

III. N0 essay shall coiltai1i.ie\\'er than 4,000 or more than 10,000
words.

IV[...]ce.

VI. If no essay of sufficient merit is sent in the prize shall lapse
for that year. '

VII. The Council may from time to time vary or amend these rules
in any way not afiectiug (.he purpose of the endowment.

Made by council 27th June. I924.

Note—The following subject. has bee[...]

‘2. Each Scholar studying ['or a Degree in Arts, Science,
or Music shall during such time It[...]elor of Music. Each Scholar studying fer a Degree in Laws,
Medicine. or Engineering slmll in ench year. during which he or she shall
hold the[...]se to hold such Scholarship.

3 Scholars shall he in All 1espeeta subject to the Statutes and
Regulati[...]cuneecw
tiI-ely, which euch Schulur must complete in order to obtain n. Degnee in

A: amended by Council, June. 1922.

5. Certificates in the respective forms hereinafter provided, or in some
similar term, and purporting to be signed hy[...]ue
signature and sealing thereof respectively

6, In the event of the Lodge St. Alban being cmscd 01' dissolved or
becoming extinct, and in the event of its \mrrnnt becoming extinct or
bein[...]Master for the time being of the said
Fraternity in South Australia, or being cancelled or becoming e[...]ng another matriculated student of the University in the
room of any scholar whosu tenure of the Schnl[...]he St. [\lhfill Lodge. And
certificates similar in form to those hereinul‘terset forth, but adapte[...]d
Master for the time being of thesaid Fraternity in South Australia shall
be accepted by the s[...]

Dated at Adelaide this day 0! in
the year 19
(Lodge Seal).
Signed,
Master of St. A[...]of the St. Alhan
Scholarship, and has substituted
in the room of the said

Dated at Adelaide the day of in
the year 19

(Lodge Seal.)
Signed,
Master of Lodg[...]rsity.

(Regulations at Lhe Education Department. in regard m Scholarships,
made in 1921).

1. Bursaries.

16, Twelve Bursaries shall[...]r competition Each
Bursary allotted to the course in Medicine shall he tenable {(u-
Hix yem's ;[...]

in. The Bursaries shall be available for any course[...]mere than four Medical Bursaries
shall be awarded in any one year,

2]. The award of the Bursaries sha[...]rSity of Adelaide.
Every candidate who has passed in at least four subjects of the
examination shall h[...]ing tugetller the marks
obtained by the candidate in the subjects in which he hue
passed in the said examination. [NOTE — Pure Mathe[...]

24. In the year following the exuminatiun successful unm[...]t

enter the University ns undergraduate students in Arts,
Engineering, Science. Luw, Medicine, Dentis[...]ents, Those who
enter its mulergrullualc students in Science nmy (like any one
vi the coulses. including the special courefi in Agriculture
given by the University in conjunction. with the Roseworthy
Agricultural College, rind thn courses for the University Diploma
in Applied Science. null the Fellowship of the School of Mines.
Except in CIISES of illness or other snilicient cause. they must.
in order to retain the Bursary, attend all lectures and pass
nll exumiuntions required in lhe selnnted course.

25. Before being awarded a[...]iversity, a candi.
(late must select. the Faculty in which he proposes to study,
and this must he a Faculty in which he has sntisfied the
conditions required f[...]ution hel'orc tho and of the
year preceding Lhul. in which the tenure of the Bursary
commences. Before[...]f Minus, 9. uundidnte must aelect the department, in
which he proposes to study. No Bursmy. having once been
awarded for tenure in my Faculty or Depnrbnmnt, nlni‘ll he made
avail[...]ean
ul his Faculty fur nppmvul. and the exemption I'i‘nnl payment of
ices shall apply to such subject[...]ds approved
by tho Fuonlry.

‘37. Every Bursar (in entering the School of Mines, and at the b[...]

ZS. Payments of Bursaries shall he made in inatfl-llllents. one at
the end of each of the t[...]sent a cartifiaate of diligence and
proficiency in :L form prescribed by the Minister. and payment
may be reduced, or withheld altogether. if such certificate in
not satiaflwtory to the Minister.

29, No person may hold a Bursary In conjunction with any
other entrance Bursary, entr[...]able at the Univrrsity or School 01 Mines,
except in such cases as nre recuunnunded by the. jouneil of[...]prnved by the Minister. but u Hursnry "my be held in
conjunction with the Hartley Studentship.

30. in the even! of tiny Bursary lnpsing or being forfei[...]months of the award. the money may be used either in pro,
virliug in: mltliliunnl Bursary, or in helping deserving students,
as approved by[...]

Nine of suc[...]ents studying or
intending to study fur :1 degree in Science or Engineering,
and thirteen to students[...]y other degree or fur n diploma. Prnrided that if in any your
the number of upplicnnis of sufficient merit does not allow of
these proportions being nmint[...]

who have colnpleiud three- n's of study in the cumpelitiun
for the other Studentslnpx, fire[...]red to students
entering upon their course. three in students; who have com-
plcrrd one year of study,[...]compleled
three roars of study. Provided that if in nny year the nnmher
uf applicants nfsulliuieni me[...]f' the year ofentry,
and must have been resident. in South Australia for at least
one year immediately[...]untships shall be awarded to
such canditlnLes as. in the opinion of the Minister, show the
most promis[...]ent “who has. \vnhunt reasonable excuse,
failed in Miami such lecim'ee.

Candidates for any of these[...]m or not, must apply to the Director
of Education in writing before February 28th. Each candi-[...]

SCHOLARSHIPS, EXIIIBlTlOXS, AND l'KlZES.

2. His qualifications in point of knowledge, viz. :—

(o) If he has not[...]f the Junior
Public Examination of the University in English Litera-
ture, History, and Mathematics ar[...]s.

.79. [f the whole sum of £180 is not awarded in anyyear to candidates
qualified under Regulation[...]s may be
used, at the discretion of the Minister, in assisting other
deserving students.

Mining and M[...]d have completed or received
credit for two years in one of the courses (or the Diploma in .'\ pplieil
Science, may apply before 15th Decemb[...]rship. It is proposed to award
two Bursnries. one in Mining and one in Metallurgy, anrl iiuilcr the
heading of scholarship cliicl' consideration will be given in Mining
and Metallurgical tendencies respectively.[...]-Es
having snfi‘lcienbly distinguished himself in his Lhirtl ”rear.

it is further propose-(l[...]riea. Consideration will he given to proficiency in li‘lining,
Engineering, and Geology, and in Metalluu ' ' and Chemistry respec—
tively. Erich scholar will be given an appointment for one year in a
mining or metallurgical works at a salar[...]

Students’ Loan Fund.