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 | CALENDAR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE FOR THE YEAR l 940 Adelaide[...] |
| CONTENTS. Preface Almanac for 1940.. ,, Loni-mil Committee Boa1 ds and Faculties Officers of the University Endowments List of Graduates and Associates Statu[...]bitions, and Prizes Societies Associated with the University The Elder Consen‘atorium Public. Examina[...] |
| PREFACE. THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE was established by Act uf Parliament[...]roughout the British Empire, as if granted by any University in the United Kingdom. An additional Royal Charle[...]nncring. and Bachelor and MudtPr m' Surgen'. The University owes its origin to the munilicence and public spi[...]e per cent. on (he cnpilal funds possessed by the University. but not to exceed in nny one year the sum of £1[...]e ncres in the City of Adelaide as n silo for the UniversityUniversity the Government, in 1920, provided an additional g[...]the departments of Physics and Engineering. The University grants degrees in Arts, Economics, Science, Law,[...]880. A; first the Pruiessorships founded in the University were {our in number, their subjects being[...] |
| [...]lectures titty-two, The foundation-stone at" the University buildings was laid in 1879. find the luiildingr.[...]1892 Robert Barr Smith, Esquire, presented to the University £9.000 for the purposes of the Library. In 1920[...]ir Thomas Elder died in 1897. boqlicnthing to the University the sum of £05,000, his total gifts to it amount[...]ns left available for the general pluposes of the University. The Elder Cunacrvntnrium of Music was accordingl[...]lder Hall, in which the principal meetings of the University are held. The slcndiiy increasing number of stude[...]ime to time. in the opinion of the Council of the University, tend to the better development of the natural re[...]his valuable Urrbrne Estate at Glen Osmond to the University. The estate comprises an area of 134 times and a mansion house; the westem half is to he hold by the University in perpetuity as a park |
| [...]Waite, in 1918, transferred to trustees. for the University. 4,900 shares in Elder. Smith, 6: (10., Ltd. The[...]e. which is at present valued M. £16,099, to the University of Adelaide in he used for the same purpose as th[...]bscribed by n number of citizens, was puid 1n the University as a permanent endowment for the promotion of res[...]feris. LL.D., who was closely associated with Ihe University from its foundation until his ilenlh in 19[...] |
| [...]for the building of the women’s portion of the University Union and for the library therein. The bui[...] |
| [...]of the late Edward Neale becaino available to the University as an endowment for medical research. preferably[...]e lion. Sir Gourue Murray, Clumur‘llm‘ of the University, ”In ostutc sub- SKHINIILV to ma to the [Tnirnr[...]938, bequocuhed the residue of his [estate to the University for the enmurageincnt and support of the s[...] |
| 10 PREFACE. The University is governed by :1 Council, which, from its mmmenc[...]01th Auslrnlin. who is eI-ofiicio Visitor to the University. The number of gradunles admitted by examination since the establish- menuv ml the University is 3,187, and the number mlmicted ad emuicm gradu[...]dying, nl: rim Elder Conservatorium was 273. The University conducts Public Examinations in general ed[...] |
| I I2 ALMANAC. FEBRUARY EQXIX. 1940. Th. 1 Hospital year begins. Last day of e[...] |
| ALMANAC. 1940. MARCH XXXI. F. 1 All University students must euro] and pay their fees by[...] |
| 14 ALMANAC. APRIL XXX. 1940. M. 1 L'IEI. day for submitting wmmsiliuul[...] |
| I ALMANAC. 15 1940. MAY XXXI. W. 1 Lam. day of emry for the d[...] |
| I 16 ALRIA NAG. JUNE XXX. 1940. , S. l ‘ Last day of entry for the Anga[...] |
| ALMANAC. I 7 "‘#| 1940. JULY XXXI. ‘ M. l Lust duy_ 01' entry[...] |
| ALMANAC. 19 1940. SEPTEMBER, XXX. 81:. 1 M. 2 Last day [or[...] |
| ALMANAC. 21 1940. .\'U\'l-):\'IHER .XXX. ! __ _ - _, _ W 7[...] |
| 22 ALMANAC. DECEMBER XXXI. 1940. Su. 1 M. 2 LH-‘h day of application for[...] |
| film griuifiersifg HE 21132131819, 1940. VISITOR. HIS “CELLENC'Y THE GOVERNOR.[...] |
| [...]22nd Navembcr. 1939. FORMER OFFICERS 01" THE UNIVERSITY» CHANCELLORS. m RICHARD DAVIES HANSON. C[...] |
| [...]ARDS. 2i.) Committees, Faculties, and Boards for 1940. EDUCATION COMMITTEE. The Chuncellor (Ch[...] |
| [...](MEIR), Lectm’érfi 1930-1939; Hon. Lecturer. 1940‘ Assistant Lecturers : FREDERICK CLARENCE MART[...]inted 1939. ANN MARSHALL, mac, (Mam), . Appointed 1940. Mathematics. The Elder Profexsar: JOHN[...] |
| [...]cturer I WALTER HERMANN SCHNEIDER. E.E, Appointed 1940 Physics. The Elder Professur .' KERR GRA[...] |
| [...]. DONALD TOM CHALTON GILLESFIE, H.311. Appuinted 1940. Agriculture. , The Walls I’ flew” u[...] |
| [...]: KENNETH FISHER NEWMAN. B.Ec., A.U.A. Reappmnted 1940. Lecturer rm Commercial Practice : LEOSQORD THOM[...]~ HNWTLLIAM WAH‘IWRIGHT B A.. F A A. Reappoiumd 1940. |
| [...]N. M.B., 13.5. (Mom). F.R.C.P. (Edum. Reappolnted 1940. on leave. GUKS‘faUSTlN LENDON.. M.D.. M.R.G.P[...]A.. M.B., 011.3,, B.A.0. (Dublin), L.M. Appointed 1940. Dr. Edward Willis Way Lecturer on Gynaecology :[...]cINTYEE BIRCH. M.R.C.S., L311?" DIEM, Reappolnted 1940. Clinical Lecturer on Pulmonary Tuberculosis : D[...]N WILSON, M.B., 3.5.. 13.3.05. (mm). Reappoiutecl 1940. Lecturer in Anatomy : KARL JOSEE‘ POSE[...] |
| 36 OFFICES. TUTORS FOR. 1940. M etlIc-me : ERIC FRANK GARTRELL. M.B BS[...] |
| [...]hhnics : THOMAS DENNIS HANNON. B.D.S, Reappointed 1940. Demonstrator in Orthnrllmtic Technics : PWY RAYMOND EEGG. 1113.86, Eeappolnted 1940, Dcmonstratnr in Prosthetic ’I'echnics : LEONARD ARTHUR MORRIS BROUGHAM. RCRppoted 1940. Demonstrator in Crown and Bridge Work : MALCOLM STEWART JOY‘NER. EDS. Reappoinced 1940, hastructar £11 Prosthetic Dentistry : GORDON 0RD LAWRENCE, E.DISC_ (Meiji), Reappolnted 1940. Instructor in Anaesthetics : GILBERT BROWN, M.B., 011.3. (Lil/J. Resppo'mted 1940. Pharmacy. Lecturer on Materia I‘I/Ied[...] |
| [...]33 Hunomry Numismatist. THOMAS HUGH FREWIN, MAI University Architect. WALTER HERVEY EAGOT. F.R.I.B.A., F.S.A. A. University Auditors. ROBERT M. STEELE, A.U.A.. F.C.A.[...] |
| OFFICERS. 49 Joint Secretary of the University Union and the University Sports Association. KENNETH TOM HAMILTON. Former[...]LDS HODGE. 1392-1924. Entered the service of the University, 1884. Former Librarian. ROBERT ~10le MILL[...] |
| 52 REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNIVERSITY. Centre. Chainnan. Secretary. Terowie . . . . W.[...]G. Goldsworthy Degidan REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNIVERSITY 0n the Council ol” the Institute of Medical an[...]appolnted 1938. On the Advisory Committee of the University Council and ‘ of the Adelaide Hospital. FRANK S[...]. PRESCOTT, use, On the General Committee of the University Union. HELEN MARY MAYO, O.B.E,, MD. PROFESSOR SIR[...].21, D.Sc.. ERR. 0n the General Committee of the University Sports Association. FRANK SANDLAND HONE. B[...] |
| [...]e in Commerce. For the purchase or bouks for the University lihrmy, To found the Timine Schulnrshlpl[...] |
| university library. smith . ‘ Private subscriptions . 7,07[...]_Symon buudjng' . Symon. women’s portion of the University K.C.M.le K.C, \ Union |
| [...]13 1000 3. 313 10 n l ObiecL. ‘ For University buildings. For prizes in Physiology. . For purch[...]carpment in Univer< my grounds. DHTDOSCR of the University. For research at the WMLe Agricul- [ For[...] |
| Fur the University bridge. For the expenses of the Universit[...] |
| GIFTS AND BEQUESTS. TO THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. _ (1) ELM. Somdetch Phrn Paramln[...] |
| [...]N. Donation in 1929/30 (For list. of donors Fee Calendar for 1939.) Donations in 1939: .E a. d. General[...]Ltd . . . . . . .250 0 U The Ohancellm of tile University |
| University on the fourth Wednesday in the month of No[...] |
| [...]ogress of the students or to the interests of the University: Provided that no such dismissal shall have effec[...]ver lectures to persons not being students of the University. 7. The Professors and Lecturers shall take such[...]e disposal of the Council for tho purposes of the University: Provided that the Council may for sufficient re[...]Registrar. *1. There shall be a Registrar of the University, who shall perform such duties as the Council may[...]ny Professor or Lacturfl, or any officer of the University, leave of absence for any time not cheediu[...] |
| 102 STATUTES. Chapter Vll.—Ot the Seal of the University. The Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, and the Ch[...]Finance Committee shall be the custodians of the University Seal, which shall be afl‘lxed to documents onl[...]ee aeadcmical years in his course of study at the University or at affiliated institutions. 2. Eveiy[...] |
| [...]other duly uppolnted person signs his name in the University Roll Book to the following declaration shell thereby become a Matriculated Student of the University. The declaration shrill be in the following form:[...]ithfully obey the Statutes and Regulations of the University of Adelaide so far as they may apply to nieJ and[...]tfully to the constituted authorities of the said University; and I declare that I believe myself to ha[...] |
| [...]principal subjects for the degree. either at the University or at the School ol Mines, as the Council[...] |
| [...]ve been appointed in any ucsidcinic Ollice in the University of Adelaide. Pro- vided always that [my applicant[...]Every candidate for admission to a Degree in the University shrill be presented by the Dean of his Faculty at[...]whole or part of his umlcrgruduvitc course in a. University or College rccognised by the University at Adelaide may, with the permission of the Council, be zidrnilted ml eimdgm station in the University of Adelaide; provided that he shall give s[...] |
| [...]ationi~ Form of Presentation for Students of the University of Adelaide. Mr. Chancellor, Mr. Vice-Chancellor, and Members of the Council and Senate of the University of Adelaide. 1 present to you as a fit and prop[...]Degree of . And I certify to you and to the whole University that he has fulfilled the conditions prescribed[...]lor, and Members of the Council and Senate of the University of Adelaide. I present to you who has been admitted to the Degree of in the University of as a. fit and proper person to be admitted to the rank and privileges of that degree in the University of Adelaide. Form of Admission to any Degree By[...]admit you to the rank and privileges of a in the University 01 Adelaide. Form of Admission to any Degree duri[...]s absence to the rank and privileges of a in the University of Adelaide, Allowed and December. 1926.[...] |
| [...]ise a. general control over the discipline of the University, 4 Subject to the approval of the Council, the Board may make Rules for the conduct of students of the University. 5 It shall be the duty of the Board to inquire[...]e of instruction in. or from any lectures of, the UniversityUniversity, or from the premises of the University; (0) to expel such student from the University. Every such decision of the Board shall be repor[...]mrd Angus, M.L.C.. paid the Sum of £4,000 to the University for the purpose at permanently rounding (with the[...]ereof under the Fifteenth Section of lhe Adslnidr University Act), the Angus Engineering Scholarship an[...] |
| [...]ns necessary for graduating in Engineering at the University of Adelaide. 4. The Schoinrship shall be compete[...]olarship shall be deposited by the scholar in the University library before payment of any portion of t[...] |
| [...]iculated student in Engineering or Science at the University of Adelaide; shall thenccforward prosecute[...] |
| STATUTES. 111 entering the University and at llm beginning of cnch subsequent year of t[...]C. General. 15. The sun: of £4,000, mid to the University as aforesaid by the suid John Ilou'nrii Angus, shall be invested in such a manner us to entitle the University to the annual grunt, equal to five pounds per co[...]n. unlit-r the fifteenth section of the Adelaide University Act. The income (including such grunt) to be deri[...]e disposal of the Council for the purposes of the University. 17. These Statutes may be varied from time to t[...]e and the John Howard Clark Scholar. Whereas the University of Adelaide has received and has invested the sum[...]alf the annual income of the fund received by the University as nforesairl. |
| [...]zeman shall deposit an approved copy of it in the University library; he shall then receive a further p[...] |
| [...]rovince: And whereas the said sum was paid to the University for the purpose of establishing the prizes herein[...]m Everard has bequeathed the sum of $1.000 to the University, for the purpose of founding 5. Scholarship to be called by his name, iian the Council of the University of Adelaide have agreed to invest that sum and to[...]vided that in consideration of the receipt by the University of the above-mentioned sum— 1 The Scholarship[...]through the whole of his medical course at. this University and that he shall be considered worthy by[...] |
| [...]housemen's Association (Incorporated) paid to the University the sum of £150 for the purpose of establishing[...]h. the Association has been enabled to pay to the University the further sum oi £500 for the purpose of exten[...]nferred by the Scholarship, and has requested the University to change the name of the Scholarship to the ”E[...]ric Smith Scholarship,” shall be awarded by the University on the nomination of the South Australian Commerc[...]award, have satisfied the require- ments of the University for entrance upon the degree course which he proposes to take at the University. 3. The scholar shall be exempt from all University ices, including the fees payable on taking the de[...]atutes and regulations for the time being, of the University. 5. Save by permission of the Council of the University, the scholar shall not retain the Scholarship for[...]y time, with the permission of the Council of the University, substitute another student for the then holder o[...]then holder shall thereupon be at on end. 7. The University shall pay the fees at the School of Mines for any[...]d at any time it shall not be obligatory upon the University to pay the amount of the increase. This s[...] |
| [...]cn’s Association (Incorporated) has paid to the University the sum oi £100 [or the purpose of founding n Bu[...]tatutes and regulntions [or the time being of the University. 4, Save by permission of the Council of the University, the bureau- shall not retain the bursary[...] |
| [...]ures, examinations, and public ceremonials of the University, Graduates and Undergrudmtes must appear in acade[...]and hoods of the same shape as those used at that University The hoods [or Bachelors to he of black silk or s[...]tu a document marked A, to which the seal of the University has been fixed. tFor members of the Coun[...] |
| [...]Lecturers, Registrar, and other oIficers oi the University |
| [...]ize. Whereas a sum of £160 has been paid to the University by various subscribers for the purpose of foundin[...]Fletcher, M.A., formerly Vice-Chancellor- of the University, it is hereby provided that—— The Ruby Fletc[...]he lute Dr. Davies-Thomas, and the Council of the University of Adelaide have agreed to invest that. sum and t[...]te John Anderson Hartley, Viee»Chancellor of the University of Adelaide, and Inspector—General of Schools, and Whereas the said sun) has been paid to the University of Adelaide to be used and administered by it in fulfilment of such intention, and the University has decided in recognition of the services of the said John Anderson. Hartley to the said University from ifs foundation until his lamentr-l de[...] |
| [...]ation from time to time, in such manner as to the University shall seem fit. ‘Allowed 24th December, 1913.[...]ary, Museum, and Art Gallery. 1. Meetings of the University to elect members of the Board of Governors of the[...]ernor. the Council shall convene a meeting of the University to (~1th two members of the said Board |
| 120 STATUTES. 3. The Council shall also convene the University to meet on some day in each month of October to e[...]ld by any member of the said Board elected by the University shall become vacant during the period for which h[...]ntly may be thereafter, convene a. meeting of the University to elect another member in his room. *5. Every meeting of the University for the election of a member of the said Board sh[...]nominated in writing signed by two members of the University, and sent to the Registrar so as to reach him at[...]Vice» Chancellor, and Warden, the members of the University present shall elect a Chairman. 11, No such meet[...]constituted unless at least twelve members of the University be present within fifteen minutes after t[...] |
| [...]d conditions and upon payment of such fees as the University or the Council prescribe, any person wishing to become a non-graduating student in the University or in any School therein may he admitted to tiny[...]S, Regulations. and Rules made or approved by the University or the Council. so for as they may apply to me; a[...]obey the constituted authorities nppointed by the University, and I declare that I believe myself to ha[...] |
| [...]gistrar not later than the date prescribed in the Calendar or by advertisement. Late entries may in special[...]xamination in which he has already passed at this University, except by special permission of the Council. *4. Wherever, in the Statutes or Regulations of the University a. time limit or an age limit is imposed. the Cou[...]course of study for any degree or diploma oi the University have been or shall be repealed or altered, the Co[...]where the passing of a Public Examination of this University is required by the Regulations, the paging of any other examination of this University which shall appear to the Council to be of[...] |
| [...]counted pro tnnta For any course of study in this University. may be granted such exemption from the requirements of the Regulations of this University as the Council shall in each case consider[...] |
| [...]h Fisher, Esquire, paid the sum of £1,000 to the UniVErsity for the purpose of promoting with the income ther[...]anmuil grunt payable in respect thereof under the University Act, the study of Commerce in the University: It is hereby provided as follows:— *1.‘i‘[...]eph Fisher Lecture,” and to be delivered in the University every alternate year, and subsequently published.[...]appointed from time to time by the Council of the University, and shall be paid by the University the sum of £10 105. 5. The subject of the Lectu[...]om time to time be approved by the Council of the University. 6. Any surplus income from the said endowment o[...]annual grant payable in respect thereof under the University Act, after providing for the said Medal, t[...] |
| [...]blication of his Lecture, shall be applied by the University in or towards payment of the salaries or remunera[...]the Commercial Courses for the time being of the University, as the Council of the University shall determine. 7. The Statutes contained in th[...]rthy Agricultural College for nil'iliatitm to the University, it is hereby provided that— L The Roseworthy Agricultural College is amliated to the University of Adelaide, *2. The Council of the University, on the l'egmnmendation of the Faculty of Agricul[...]hn Robert Murray, a member of the Council of this University, has paid to the University the sum of one thousand pounds for the pur[...] |
| [...]idate has deposited an approved copy of it in the University library, the second instalment shall be paid and[...]tatutes and Regulations for the time being of the University, and, if his conduct is not satisfactory, his nom[...]ps, and whereas the said sum has been paid to the University |
| [...]reupon such student shall without delny leave the University premises. or any place in which any University lecture or examination is being given or held, and shall not return to the University, or such other place, until he forwards to the Re[...]rs. 2. "he Council shall have power to close the University, or any part there-of, for such time as it shall[...]hips. Whereas an anonymous donor has paid to the University the sum of £500 for the purpose of providing Sch[...]Now it is hereby provided as follows:— I. The University shall give in succession four Scholarships, each[...]olarship must have qualified for a degree of the University. 3. The Scholarship shall be awarded in t[...] |
| [...]yer Scholarship and Medal for Botany. Whereas the University has received from Mrs. John Bagot the sum of £5[...]scholar shall continue the study of Botany in the University for the ensuing year, and shall be exempt from pa[...]ayment of his foes Ior the study of Botany in the University, the John Bagot Scholarship shall be awarded in t[...]ty of Science, or any graduate in Science in this University of not more than three years’ standing, shall b[...]original or an approved copy of his thesis in the University library before he receives the medal. 10.[...] |
| [...]erse. Whereas Ellen Millie Bundey has paid to the University the sum of £200 for the purpose of founding with[...]stralian-born graduates and undergraduates oi the University of Adelaide, provided they have entered on their studies at the University not more than six years prior to the date fixed[...]delivered at the oflice of the Registrar of the University not later than the 31st of March. The Prize shall[...]um of £1,300 has been subscribed and paid to the University for the purpose of founding with the incom[...] |
| [...]said Society ”), and one by the Council of the University (herein- after called “ the Council”). *2. T[...]ing Commercial, or the Leaving Examination of the University, (h) are under the age of nineteen years on the[...]assed the Leaving,r Commercial Examination of the University in the year immediately preceding the awar[...] |
| [...]rrently with any other Scholarship tenable at the University. 8. This Statute may be varied from time to timE[...]e. Whercas the sum of £255 has been paid to the University by various subscribers for the purpose of[...] |
| [...]e. Whereas the sum of £100 has been paid to the University by an anonymous donor for the purpose of f[...] |
| [...]ereas the sum of £200 has been bequeathed to the University by the late John Harvey Finlayson for the purpose[...]of his old pupils have subscribed and paid to the University a. further sum of seven hundred pounds for the pu[...]didates must be present or past students m’ the University who have passed in a degree course the sub[...] |
| [...]offered, it shall not be offered again for twelve calendar months; and the income during such period shall b[...]. 8. The thesis shall be presented within twelve calendar months from the date ol the award, or such extend[...]ouncil shall be deposited by the candidate in the University library. 9‘ The said sum of thirty pounds shal[...]ard is made, another ten pounds at the end of six calendar months after the date of the award, provided the[...]tion with any other Scholar- ship or Prize at the University, but shall not be awarded more than once t[...] |
| [...]t be graduates or present or past students of the University, There shall be no age limit. 17. Applications f[...]of the Fund to assist members or students of the University en- gaged in research work; but such grants shall[...]ominnted by the Council, but not earlier than six calendar months after his election. 23. The Scholarship m[...]nction with any other Scholarship or Prize at the University, and may be awarded more than once to the[...] |
| [...]d by public subscription and has been paid to the University for the purpose of founding Scholarships i[...] |
| [...]utics. Whereas Mrs. A. M. Simpson has paid to the University the sum of ' five hundred pounds for the purpose[...]sons on the same conditions as other books in the University Library. 4. This Statute may be varied from time[...]us.Bac., has bequeathed the sum of £1,236 to the University for the purpose of founding a Scholar- ship or Sc[...]aduate of or have qualified for it degree in the University, and must have completed a full course in[...] |
| [...]arship shall be deposited by the candidate in the University library before payment of the final insta[...] |
| [...]ousand pounds has been subscribed and paid to the University for the purpose of promoting Research on the Grow[...]Animals- It is hereby provided that—- 1. The University shall provide an annual income of five hundred p[...]ily, in order to perpetuate his memory within the University, paid to the University in 1920 the sum of £11,000: It is hereby provid[...]guished from other books in the possession of the University. snowed 9th December. 1920. |
| [...]de Co-operative Society, Limited, has paid to the University the sum of £150 for the purpose of founding a Bu[...]Bursary in Com- merce,” shall be awarded by the University to any person nominated from time to time by the[...]tatutes and Regulations [or the time being of the University. 4, He shall not, unless by special permisison o[...]Ladies’ College, Adelaide) has been paid to the University for the purpose of founding a special library for[...]ckson, M.A., formerly tutor in philosophy in this University: It is hereby provided that— l. The library s[...]sons on the same conditions as other books in the University library. 4. This Statute may be varied fr[...] |
| University: It is hereby provided that—- St. Mark's College, incorporated, is hereby afiilinted to the University of Adelaide as a College for men students who hav[...]s engaged in full Diploma courses approved by the University, or, for :1 period not ex- ceeding twelve months,[...]he value of £22 shall be awarded unnuully by the University to the candidate nominated by the Institut[...] |
| [...]nlea‘the Council shall allow a delay) enter the University and commence study in some course ap- proved by t[...]on Bonython, K.C.M.G,, of the Chair of Law at the University of Ade- laide, and in order better to perpetuate[...]butions to the Science of Law, the Council of the University of Adelaide has decided to found a prize n[...] |
| [...]y sub- mitted {or any competition or prize at the University of Adelaide or elsewhere 6. Candidates must either have graduated by examination in an [it the UniversityUniversity, but shall be made available to the candidate for[...]es to publish the some in case of publication the University shall have no rights in respect of the thesis so[...]e presented by the mndidate to the Council of the University. 10. Theses shall be submitted not later than th[...]Whereas the sum of £320 has been handed to the University by sub- scribers for the purpose of founding n Re[...]dward Henry Rennie. Professor of Chemistry in the University during the period 1884—1927, it is hereb[...] |
| [...]be graduates or past or present. students of the University. There shall be no age limit. 4. The Scholarship[...]ominated by the Council, but not earlier than six calendar months after his election. 8. The Scholarship ma[...]conjunction with any scholarship or prize at the University; and the work during the tenure of the Scholar- ship shall be carried out in the laboratories of the University. 9. Thcse Statutes may be varied from tim[...] |
| [...]y. Whereas the late Fred Johns bequeathed to the University the sum of £1,500 for the purpose of founding a.[...]it, appoint a graduate or an undergraduate of the University of |
| [...]ll decide otherwise, shall be the property of the University, and the biography shall be published by the University, if in the opinion of the Council it» is of suff[...]e. VVheruas the mm of £170 has been paid to the University by the former pupils of Archibald Watson.[...] |
| [...]lian School of Mines and Industries. Whereas the University of Adelaide and the South Australian School of Mi[...]l of Mines and Industries for affiliation to the University I It. is hereby provided that the South Australi[...]f Mines and Industries shull be sililiuted to the University of Adelaide to the extent following, that is to say, that the Council of the University may exempt students who have attended courses of[...]Whereas the sum of £2,000 has been paid to the University by Thomas George Wilson, MD” for lho purpose of[...]open to any graduate in Medicine of an Australian University of not more than five years’ standing w[...] |
| [...]teaching of Obstetrics to medical students in the University of Adelaide; and (3) has been approved by the Pro[...]ence will be given to a competent graduate of the University of Adelaide. *6. It must be the declared intenti[...]tt, K.C., LLB, bequeathed the sum of £500 to the University for the purpose of establishing prizes and[...] |
| [...]Chapter LX.-—Oi the Chapman Prize. Whereas the University has received the sum of £300 subscribed by forme[...]n— eering and for fifty years a teacher in the University, for the purpose of founding a prize in his honou[...]d. “Wu-rem a college for wmncn students in the University, to be known as St. Ann's College, Incorporated,[...]been made for nifilintiou of the College to the University of Adelaide, it is hereby provided that : St, Ann’s College, Incorporated, shall be afiiliaterl to the University of Adelaide as s College for women students at the University provided that the college shall not be owned for[...]d graduates until such time as the Council of the University shall approve, Allowed 7th December. 1939. |
| [...]therwise, or who desrres that his work at another University be counted pro tanto for the degree of Bac[...] |
| [...]provided that he does so not later than December, 1940, A candidate for the Ordinary degree who,[...] |
| [...]degree of Bachelor of Arts or its equivalent in a University recognized by the University of Adelaide may be allowed by the Council, on con[...]gree shall be 4 deposited by the candidate'in the University library before he is admitted to the degr[...] |
| [...]deposited by the candidate in the library of the University before he is admitted to the degree, 6. T[...] |
| [...]e of Bachelor of Economics or its equivalent in a University recognised by the University of Adelaide may be allowed by the Council, on con[...]degree shall be deposited by the candidate in the University library before he is admitted to the degre[...] |
| [...]a syllabus to be approved ' by the Council of the University and pass the examinations‘in‘ , all the subj[...]Forestry School Canberra, is aiiiliatcd with the University or Adelaide ‘6. Except by special permi[...] |
| [...]sive of all fees payable for courses taken at the University which the head of the department. consider[...] |
| [...]an institution recognised for the purpose by the University oi Adelaide. 2. Subject to conditions to be determined in each case a graduate of :1 university recognised by the University at Adelaide, whose degree is accepted by the Facu[...]ast. three consecutive fleademic terms or twelve calendar months at the University of Adelaide or at an institution up- proved for the purpose by the University of Adelaide. 3. A candidate who holds the Honour[...]or of Agricultural Science or its equivalent in a University recog- nised by the University of Adelaide may proceed to the degree of M[...] |
| [...]ewritten copy of his thesis in the library of the University before he is admitted to the dcgi‘ec. '[...] |
| [...]deposited by the candidate in the library of the University before he is admitted to the degree. 4, A[...] |
| [...]end four academical years at least, partly at the University and partly at the South Australian School[...] |
| [...]production of evidence that he has at some other University 01- chhniual School completed a course and passed[...], and regulations of the Institution, whether the University or the South Aus- tralian School of Mines[...] |
| [...]the degree of Bachelor of Engineering and of the University Diploma in Applied Science and the Fellows[...] |
| [...]is is taken, and may be required to attend at the University for that purpose. 5. Either the original or an a[...]degree shall be deposited by the candidate in the University library before he is admitted to the degree. 6.[...]llowed 3rd January, 1935. DETAILS OF COURSES FOR 1940. Abbreviations—4n the column headed ”[...] |
| [...]e. FEES. The following rules regarding fees for University subjects have been made by the Council :[...] |
| [...]#11. The Intermediate Examination in Law in the University shall cen- sist of the ordinary subject nu[...] |
| [...]se office is more than ten miles distant from the University. $18. The Council. on the recommendation[...] |
| [...]rt. 22. Students shall give to the Registrar one calendar month’s notice of their intention to pre[...] |
| [...]ractitioners which concern students of Law in the University are here printed for convenienee of reference, bu[...]Laws, 01- the final certificate in law at the. University of Adelaide, and who has been, or shall be, allowed by the Council of that University to complete that course, shall be entitled to app[...]) has passed the matriculation examination in the University oi Adelaide or in some recognised University or the preliminary or any intennedinte examinatio[...]passed the intermediate examination in Law in the University of Adelaide; and (c) has given at least t[...] |
| [...]im to take, the degree of Bachelor of Laws in the University of Adelaide; [Jr (b) has at examinations at the University of Adelaide obtained the final certificate in l[...]hat he has produced to the Faculty of Law at. the University of Adelaide a, certificate from the Lec— turer[...]as obtained the degree of Bachelor of Laws at the University of Adelaide, or the final certificate in law, a[...]scribed for the degree of Bachelor of Laws in the University (of Adelaide in addition to the Intermediate Exam[...]ee of Bachelor of Laws or Bachelor of Arts in the University of Adelaide or in some recognised University. 2 The Board of Examiners of the Supreme[...] |
| [...]Board of l'Cmnniners2 that he has obtained at the University of Adelaide either the degree of Bachelor of Laws[...]or in some other Unived- sity recognized by this University. *la. A graduate of another University recognised by this University, whose qualifications are considered by t[...] |
| [...]nminers shall be deposited in the library of the University before the candidate is admitted to the de[...] |
| [...]tcndent. who will be guided by the result or the University examinations: (b) attend at 8.30 am. and[...] |
| [...]s, £3 3/-. The above fees are to be paid to the University. The following fees are to be paid to the Secret[...]E CHILDREN‘S HOSPITAL. Medical students of the University are admitted to the practice of the Ade- laide Ch[...]y from time to time be made by the Council of the University in conjunction with the Committee of the H[...] |
| [...]at the Hospital. These fees are to be paid to the University on behalf of the Hospital, and each student must[...]the obstetric attendance cards obtained from the University signed by the Director and the Honorary Medical O[...]rt its decision to the Board of Discipline of the University. Provided always that should the de nn of the In[...]be l'epm'terl 1.0 the Board of Discipline of the University, together with the grounds on which such decision has been taken, 9, (n) The Board of Discipline of the University shall have no power to vary such decision, but it[...]Whether any further ilctinn shall be taken by the University. (b) 1’! suspension or dismissal by the Commit[...]SES HOSPITAL. Modlcnl student: of 1119 University are admitted to the practice of the above Hos. lt[...]1min time to tlrne b: mndc by the Council of the University in conjunction with the Director General o[...] |
| [...]tted to the degree of Bachelor of Medicine in the University of Adelaide. 2. Candidates may proceed to[...] |
| [...]engaged in the approp— riate department. of the University or any other laboratory approved by the Fa[...] |
| [...]xaminers shall be deposited in the library of the University before the candidate is admitted to the degree.[...]on. Any such schedules shall be published in the University Calendar as soon as possible after they are approved by th[...]itted to the degree of Bachelor of Surgery in the University of Adelaide, and must pass an examination as here[...]ed for admission to the rid eundem degree of this University unless the Faculty of Medicine certify that in it[...]valent to the degree of Master of Surgery in this University. *2. The examination for the degree of Ma[...] |
| [...]mi- ners shall be deposited in the library of the University before the can» didate is admitted to the degree[...]degree of Master of Surgery in another Australian University, may. on application to the Faculty of Med[...] |
| [...]students, from lst February until the date in the Calendar on which lectures end in October. (See Hos[...] |
| [...]ELAIDE HOSPITAL. 1‘ Each denial student a! the University of Adelaide shall he admitted Lu the practice ul[...]the Dental Huspital until ills date fixed in the Calendar for the commencement ti lectures. Hr, sha[...] |
| [...]o the degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery in the University of Adelaide, and must pase an examination as here[...]— I, . . , n Rac'heloi of Dental Surgery at the University of Adelaide, liming been admitted to that dagree[...]dress . . , .. ............... To the Registrar, University of Adelaide. 5. The candidate shall submi[...] |
| [...]xaminers shall be deposited in the library of the University before the cnndidate is admitted to the degree.[...]or (2) assisted in teaching in this or some other University recognized by the University of Adelaide, the Faculty shall recommend t[...] |
| [...]ll in any term be credited with attendance at the University lectures, and the completion of any academ[...] |
| [...]very candidate shall send tn the Registrar of the University, on or before the first day of April, an exercis[...]ll deposit a complete copy of the exercise in the University Library. 4. Candidates whose exercises ha[...] |
| [...]on shall either (i) have obtained a degree of the University in Arts, Science, Economics, or Agricultural Scie[...]in Secondary Education shall he a graduate of the University in Arts, Science, Economics, or Agricultur[...] |
| [...]that diploma, shall be styled an Associate of the University, and shall be entitled to use the letters[...] |
| [...]ed the Diploma, shall be styled Associates of the University, and shall be entitled to use the letters[...] |
| UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL cusses. EVENING LECTURES. 233 UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL CLASSES. The University Tutorial Classes, which were first established by the University in 1917, provide facilities in University education for people who have no intention of proceeding to a degree, and are unable to attend the ordinary University courses. A tutorial class covers a three years‘[...]to the Tutor in Charge of ’l‘utorinl Classes, University, Adelaide, or the General Secretary of the lVorkcrs' Educational Association, University, Adelaide. EVENING LECTURES 1.The Government has made an annual grant to the University for the establishment of night lectures in Arts a[...]to give the following courses of lectures during 1940:—Botany IY Chemistry, Economics, Economi[...] |
| [...]siring to enter upon any laboratory course in the University must enter their names with the Registrar[...] |
| [...]preparations made from materials supplied by the University shall be its property. 8. The Professor m[...] |
| [...]ther students may use microscopes provided by the University on payment of a fee of £1 ls. per term. Every st[...]e supplied for the general use of students by the University on the condition that all breakages are to be mad[...]preparations made from materials supplied by the University shall be its property. 8. No experiments[...] |
| [...]course. 3. Each student will be provided by the University with a working bench with the necessary fittings[...]preparations made from materials supplied hy the University shall be its property. 7. No experiments[...] |
| [...]11. The fees for students not attending A regular University course are as follows:— For 5 days in the wee[...]elligently. 3. Apparatus will be supplied by the University for the general use oi students on the con[...] |
| [...]preparations made from materials supplied by the University shall be its property. 7. No experiments[...] |
| 240 RULES FOR THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. RULES FOR THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. 1. Opening and Closing ol the Library.[...]ding purposcste Members, and past members, of the University Council Graduates of the University. Members of the teaching staff of the University or Conservatorium, and members of any Faculty or[...]trative staff. Students attending lectures at the University, 2. Other persons who are desirous of using the[...]rrow books from the Library. 2. Graduates of the University, matriculated students, and members of the[...] |
| RULES FOR THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. 241 (i) No person shall be allowed to b[...]ook from the Library until he has lodged with the University Accountant 21 deposit of ten shillings (10[...] |
| 242 sULEs run THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. 7. Any book may be borrowed with the ex[...]In all other respects the foregoing rules of the University Library shall apply to the Conservatorium[...] |
| RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING UNIVERSITY ALUMNI. 243 RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING THE COMMEMORATION OF UNIVERSITY ALUMNI. Whereas it is desirable that the University shall commemorate any of its alumni who shall ha[...]her memorials erected within the precincts of the University, and bearing commemorative inscriptions. Each ins[...]pile and keep a, record of the Academic and extra-University career of each alumnus. 5. Private persons also[...]by memorials erected Within the precincts of the University, The design of each memorial, the inscript[...] |
| [...]esult of the late Mr, Peter Waite’s gift to the University of Adelaide for the purpose of furtheiing the cau[...]Glen Osmond) and a trust; fund ol £58,450. The University Council decided that the best means of giving eff[...]for Scientific and Industrial Research, and the University of Adelaide jointly agreed to provide fund[...] |
| [...]f these pasture investigations, provided that the University undertook to continue the investigations subseque[...]investigations have been continued jointly by the University and by the Council for Scientific and Industrial[...]for an annual appropriation for ten years to the University for the development of agricultural research at the Waite Institute. Under the terms of the Act the University agreed to maintain a school of agricuhural scienc[...]ent of certain bequests, was left in trust to the University of Adelaide. The net income in the residuary esta[...]e, Entomology, Horti- culture and Forestry by the University, either in connection with the Waite Agric[...] |
| [...]ng the Board of the Hospitul, the Council of the University of Adelaide, and the veterinary interests of the[...]e has been placed renvfree at the disposal of the University. Here are situated the Sir Joseph Verco Lecture T[...]logy, the students’ common room, and so on. The University teaching depart- ments herein located enjoy the g[...]to his duties. The Institute is recognised by the University of Adelaide as an approved laboratory in w[...] |
| [...]TITUTE OF MEDICAL AND VETERINARY SCIENCE. of the University of the library of the Institute, making one centr[...]n of medical periodicals in Adelaide. Next to the University, the Institute is now the greatest contributor to[...]s carried out for private practitioners, etc, The University contribulos nearly £2,000 yearly townrds the sal[...]fi, either for their services as teachers in the University, or to encourage medical research. Grants for Spe[...]eith Sheridan Professor of Experimental Medicine, University of Adelaide.) |
| [...]), DipBact. (LondJl I (Professor of Bacteriology, University of Adelaide). Nancy Atkinson, M.Se. (Melb.). (Lecturer in Bacteriology; University of Adelaide). Clinical Pathology— J. B. Thierse[...]eihurg), MD. (Adel). (Neale Research Pathologist, University of Adelaide). Ellie Jessie Hone, M,B., BS. (Melb)[...]ITTEE. The Anti-Cancer Campaign Committee of the University of Adelaide was formed in 1928 to assist, amongst[...]In 1931 the Commonwealth Government hint to the University 300 mgm. of radium (subsequently increased[...] |
| [...]ch (preferably into cancer) became available, the University Council has allocated the income to the Committee[...]y the Acts of Parliament under which the Adelaide University was founded provision was made for affiliation to the University of residential colleges in which students[...] |
| [...]— ing the Church of England, the Council of the University, the Governors of St. Peter’s College, the Coll[...](Chairman)! L, V. Pellew, LLB! ' Members of the University senate. |
| [...]sident Tutors: H. N. Tucker, M.A., LL.B., B.C.L., University 0011., Oxford, Senior Tutor and Tutor in Law. E.[...]y, Commerce and other subjects. - Members or the University senate. TDeceaaed. |
| [...]ty on Pennington Terrace within easy reach of the University, and in the immediate vicinity of the University Oval. Accommodation is provided for the Master, R[...].~The College is open to all male students of the University There are at present no tests for entry, but befo[...]y exempted, they must matriculate at the Adelaide University, but in specml circumstances the College admits s[...]y that date. The terms correspond to those of the University, but students go out of residence on the c[...] |
| [...]ION TO THE UNIVERSITIES OF CAMBRIDGE AND OXFORD. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Previous Examination. The Previous Examination of the University of Cambridge consists of three parts: Part I!Lnng[...]o has passed the Matriculation Examination of the University of Adelaide may be exempted from the whole or par[...]passed at Leaving standard. Degree Status. The University of Adelaide is an Associated Institution in relation to the University of Cambridge. and graduates of Adelaide, who have been members of the University for three years at least, are entitled to the pri[...]se privileges may be obtained from the Registrar, University of Adelaide. D.55/33. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. Responsions. A person who has passed the Leaving Examination conducted by the University of Adelaide may be exempted from Responsions (Matricula- tion Examination) in the University of Oxford, provided that he has passed in two of[...]the Universiiy of Adelaide who has pursued at the University a course of study prescribed by it and extending[...]status and privileges of a Junior Student in the University of Oxford; provided that his course of stu[...] |
| RECOGNITION or UNIVERSITY BY OTHER INSTITUTIONS. 257 2. Any person who has obtained at the University of Adelaide a degree approved by the Hebdomadnl C[...]nior Student; provided that he has pursued at the University of Adelaide, or if the Ilehdornadzil Council in his Case so approve at the University of Adelaide and other approved UniversityUniversity of Adelaide may be admitted to the status nnd pri[...]nior Student; provided that he has pursued at the University of Adelaide, or if the Hebdomadal Council in his[...]:it the Univcisity of Adelaide and other approved University or Universities, For at least three years a cours[...]Univei'Sity of Adelaide. DEE/33. RECOGNITION OF UNIVERSITY BY TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN. ARTS. Any student of this University producing the proper Certificates that he has pa[...]s:— "That in Medical Schools recognized by the University of Dublin, two consecutive mini medivi, ta[...] |
| 258 RECOGNITION OF UNIVERSITY BY OTHER INSTITUTIONS. RECOGNITION BY THE INSTIT[...]e following examination is passed at the Adelaide University:iEnglish Literature, Arithmetic and Algebra, Geom[...]ecided to exempt holders of the BE. Degree of the University of Adelaide in Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical E[...]he above examination is passed on entrance to the University, and that a regular course of study occupying not less than three acndemical years has been pursued in the University between the passing of the above examination and[...]istry of Great Britain and Ireland has placed the University on the list of Institutions recognized for the tr[...]idates for the examinations of the Institute. The University is recognized under Section 4, Clause 2, and Sect[...]ass Degree of Bachelor of Science in a recognized University, and have complied with Clauses 1 and 2 of Sectio[...]nd that they have passed an Intermediate or Final University Examination in Mathematics covering the wo[...] |
| [...]or the encouragement of English Literature at the University For conditions, see Statutes, Chapter XIV, page 1[...]S. Whereas the sum of £130 has been paid to the University by the Old Scholars nl Tormore House Schoo[...] |
| [...]ns, see Statutes, Chapter XXXV, page 130‘ . For 1940 the subject prescribed is a poem of not fewer tha[...]S. Whereas the sum of £200 has been paid to the University by the South Australian Branch of the League 01 t[...]date may desire. Awards. For previous awards see Calendar for 1938. 1936 (Jnrohs, Doreen Miriam 193[...] |
| [...]hn Robert Murray, 9. member of the Council of the University, in memory of the family of his mother. For cond[...]Fletcher, M.A.. formerly Vice—Chancellor of the University. It is of the value of £10, and is offere[...] |
| [...]eas the sum of fifty pounds has been paid to the University (or the purpose of providing a medal in honour of[...]ei-is, LL.D., who was closely associated with the University from its foundation till his death in 1918[...] |
| [...]MeKellar, B.A. (English Language and Literature) 1940 Olssen, Edwin Alexander, B.A. (Political S[...] |
| [...]e, sometime Pro- ieseor of Natuml Science in this University, and whereas the said sum has been paid to the University for the purpose of establishing a medal: It is he[...]ject matter of his thesis. 2. Any student in the University shall be eligible to compete for the medal, provi[...]original or an approved copy of his thesis in the University library before he receives the medal. App[...] |
| [...]mNs, AND PRIZES. Awards. For previous awards see Calendar for 1932. 1931 Woods, Nelly Heaper, MA. 1934 Kle[...]in alternate years, and will be offered in June, 1940. Candidates must give notice upon a special form obtainable at the University office. Awards. For previous awards see[...] |
| [...]t give notice on a special form obtainable at the University Ofiicc, The last day of entry is the lst October[...]e cering, and for fifty yem‘s a teacher in the University, in his honour. It consists of a printed r[...] |
| [...]ay be a paper previously rend befure'the Adelaide University Engineer. ing Society, the Institution of[...] |
| [...]XV'Ie, page 115. Awards. For previous awards. see Calendar for 1932. 1927 Frency, Mnrtin Raphael (res[...] |
| [...]id Murray, a former member of the Council of this University For conditions, see Statutes, Chapter XXX[...] |
| [...]f St. Albnn at South Australia having paid to the University the sum of £150 for the purpose ol founding a. Scholar- ship, to he called the St. Alhnn Scholarship, the University has agreedfi 1, That the St, Alban Scholarship shall be awarded by the University to any matriculated student thereof who (being Ce[...]the Scholarship be exempt from the payment of all University fees, including the fees payable on taking the de[...]he shall hold the Scholarship, be credited by the University with the sum of £15 towards payment of hi[...] |
| [...]tutes and Regulu- tions for the time being of the University. 4. Save by permission of the Council of the University, no scholar shall be entitled to exempt-inn [rum or to a reduction of University lees during more than the number of nendcmicnl te[...]al thereof, shun. respectively be neceptcd by the University as snflicient evidence of tne truth of the state[...]the St. Albsn Scholarship shall be awarded by the University, of terminating the tenure 01' such Scholarship b[...]substituting another Inatriculntnd student of the University in the room of any scholar whose tenure of the Sc[...]in South Australia shall be accepted by the said University as sufficient evidence as well at the right: of[...]s been duly done. FORMS OF CERTIFICATES. To the University of Adelaide. Lodge St. Albnn hereby certi[...] |
| [...]ereby nominates the said as a person to whom the University shall award a St. Alban Scholar‘ ship. The said[...]ge Signed, Secretary of St. Alban Lodge. To the University of Adelaide. Lodge St. Albnu hereby certifies t[...]S. Whereas the sum of £100 has been paid to the University by Tom Elder Barr Smith for the purpose of foundi[...]the best essay on a topic to be prescribed by the University in or about the month of January in each y[...] |
| [...]IBITIONS, AND PRIZES. 279 2. All students of the University, or of any class in the control of the University, are eligible to compete, provided they are not g[...]The following subject has been prescribed for the 1940 prize1~ "An estimate of the work and possibilitie[...]rson Hartley, BA., B.Se. Vice—Chancellor of the University and Inspector—General of Schools of South Austr[...]rnment Bursaries and SIudenIships, tenable at the University. (Regulations of the Education Department[...] |
| [...]rded to any candidate for whose education at. the University, provision has been made out of public funds unle[...]on the results of the Leaving Examination of the University. The relative values of the subjects shall[...]. These Leaving Bursaries shall be tenable at the University for any course for which the Leaving Bursar is el[...]toria Maternity Hospital. 21. The Council of the University has agreed to remit all fees other than fees for supplementary examinations payable to the University of Adelaide. 22. Subject as hereinafter provided[...]ination, each successful candidate must enter the University as an undergraduate student in Arts, Econo[...] |
| [...]ctor, the candidate may postpone his entry to the University for one year, or in special circumstances for a l[...]es for supplementary examinations, payable to the University in the courses for the degrees, and from a[...] |
| [...]ours Bursar to board away from home to attend the University, or if the Director is satisfied that such Honou[...]result of the Leaving Honours Examination of the University, Every candidate who has passed in at least four[...]ended any part of the undergraduate course of the University in those subjects in which they are competing for[...]a- tion, each successful candidate must enter the University as an under- graduate student in Arts, Engineerin[...]ing the special counw in Agriculture given by the University in conjunction with the Roseworthy Agricul[...] |
| [...]ctor, the candidate may postpone his entry to the University or the School of Mines (as the case may be) until[...]not being later than the first term of the third University or School of Mines (as the case may be) year imme[...]e being awarded an Honours Bursary tenable at the University, a candidate must select the Faculty in which he[...]rector, 35. Every Honours Bursar on entering the University, and at the beginning of each subsequent y[...] |
| [...]ng or proposing to attend evening lectures at the University or the School of Mines with a View to grad[...] |
| [...]ard of the Intermediate public exununntion of the University in English Literature, History, and Mathematics a[...]ULATIONS. A Rhodes Scholarship is tenable at the University of Oxford and is held normally for three yem'sisu[...]that year forthwith in postgraduate work at. any University in Great Britain, or in special cases in other pa[...]ship Selection Committee for South Australia, The University, Adelaidel Awards. . For previous awards, sce Ca[...]enzies, Duncan Campbell 1938 Crisp, Leslie Finlay 1940 Blackburn, Richard Arthur |
| [...]obtained from Dr. Madigan, Liaison Ofi'ieer, The University, Adelaidet Dental Scholarship. A scholarship whi[...]one year at the Dental School of the Northwestern University. Chicago, is available annually for nominees of the University of Adelaide, The scholarship covers the fees for[...](Us. 234/28 and 145/35), Denlal graduates of the University of Adelaide are eligible for this scholarship, and nominations will be made by the University Council on the recommendation of the Faculty of D[...]cessful applicants should arrive at. Northwestern University not later than September 1. Awards. 1934 Tidemann, Ernest Phillips, B.D.S. 1940 Willoughby, Roger George, B.D.S. Conce[...] |
| [...]ii‘ish Passenger Lines' Free Passage Scheme for University Graduates. The Australian and New Zealand Passen[...]uncil and who has qualified for admissinu to the University, the Council at its discretion may remit all or any of the fees payable to the University. The Joseph Fisher Lecture in Commerce. The undermrntioued Lectures have been delivered at the University in accordance with the provisions of Chapt[...] |
| [...]d free of charge on application to the Registrar, University of Adelaide. Lectures prior to 1927 are ou[...] |
| SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. 291 SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY The Gradunles' Association of the University of Adelaide. (Amalgamated with the Adelaide University Union.) The Association was founded in 1920 for[...]pirit of corporate unity among the members of the University. Its more specific objects, as set forth in its[...]ease of the financial and other resources of the University as may be necessary for its fullest and most efl[...]ublicity of the needs and the achievements of the University, and to promote recognition by the State of the services of the University; (1:) To suggest new and desirable fields of University activity; (d) To act In aid of the Council of the University in matters affecting the physical, moral, and soc[...]e its influence to promote the social aspects of University life among the faculty, students, and graduates,[...]le employment to the end that the services of the University may find their fol} expression in the practical[...]ects. Membership is open to all graduates of the University or of any University recognized by the if varsity and to all holders o[...]s should be paid to the Secretary of the Adelaide University Union (Mr. K. T. Hamilton, Union China, The University), The Graduates’ Association is now amalgamated with the Adelaide University Union, the constitution and objects of whi[...] |
| 292 SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. Meetings of graduate members are held from time[...]. Secretary, and R. R. P. Barbour, M.A. Adelaide University Union. The objects of the Adelaide University Union are:— (a) To provide a common meeting ground and social centre for students and members of the University; (b) To promote the intellectual culture of its[...]ns oi communication between its mem- bers and the University authorities; [(1) Generally to secure the eo-operntion of University men and women in furthering the interests of the University. in 1926 the Hon. Sir Josiah Symon, KC.M.G., K04[...]the Women’s Union, which is part of the general University Union. His purpose was to secure a common meeting[...]ll as an academic centre for women members of the University; to encourage the intellectual develop- ment of I[...]and foster the growth of a corporate spirit among University women; and also to mark his own happy personal association with the early work of the University on a. member of its Culin- cil and its active Com[...]n. Sir George Murray, K.C.M.G.. Chancellor of the University, gave £10000 fora budding for the Men’s Union.[...]onated by members of the Council and staff of the University and by leading citizens, The Cloisters connected with the buildings are in- tended. as it University War Memorial. The affairs of the Union ar[...] |
| [...]s an account. of all the student societies of the University, and much other information in- tended particular[...]ng of lectures in each year. Other members of the University may obtain copies of the handbook free of Charge[...]cretary of the UninniK. T. Hamilton The Adelaide University Women's Union. Founded July. 1909. The object of[...]ng the year The women students now belong to the University Union, but have their own committee of man[...] |
| 294 SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. Adelaide University Sports Association. The Sports Association was f[...]therance of the interests of amateur sport and of University life in general, the care and management nf the U[...]lubs. Among its general activities are the annual University Ball and the Footlights Club Revue. The Inter»University Sports rind the award of Blues are its special pr[...]o representatives appointed by the Council of the University, one representative appointed by the Graduates’[...]the Registrar or some permanent oflicial of the University appointed by the Council. There is also a permane[...]excepted. Membership is open to graduates of the University of Adelaide, m of any other recognized University, and undergraduates of the Univer- sity of Adelai[...]rpose oi taking, a diploma or certificate of the University |
| SOCIE'I'JES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. 295 University Sports Ground. A recreation ground of 10 acres o[...]nd is in constant use by the Various clubs of the University Sports Association, A boathousc and a pavilion w[...]the erection of the pavilion. Many members of the University and other friends also subscribed to the fund for[...]d. and a dressing-shed has been erected Adelaide University Student Christian Movement (S.C.Mi). Founded 1890[...]us Christ. to a faith that will stand the test of University thinking and to n personal experience of Christia[...]rom all the Australian Universities. The Adelaide University Student Christinn Movement holds several w[...] |
| 296 SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. Adelaide University Commerce Students' Association. This Association[...]ts:~ (a) To promote the study of Commerce in the University; (b) To help forward the movement to establish a[...]e academic year. Dental Students' Society of "IE University of Adelaide. This Society was founded by studcnts[...]ety are held once a month. Undergraduates of the University studying for the EDS. degree are eligible for membership. Adelaide University Engineering Society. Objects:— (1) To encourag[...]st those students and others con- nected with the University who are interested in Engineering; (2) To[...] |
| SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. 297 Students are invited to attend the several[...]year to places of interest to students. Adelaide University Law Studenls' Socier. The objects of the society[...]terests of law students in matters touching their University life or professional career; (6) To advance the[...]le undergraduate in law or student, at law at the University of Adelaide. (b) Any male person who has[...] |
| 298 SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. Adelaide University Women Law Sludenls' Society. The objects of the s[...]terests of law students in matters touching their University life or professional career. The P0130115 eligib[...]un undergraduate in law or Student. at low at the University of Adelaide. (b) Any woman who has been admitted[...]has obtained the Firm] Certificate in Law at the University of Adelaide. (6) Any woman practitioner of the S[...]day of each month, in the law lecture-room at the University, at 7.30 pm These meetings generally take the for[...]ociety. All students of medicine of the Adelaide University are eligible for membership. ‘ The ofl[...] |
| socmrms ASSOCIATED WiTH THE UNIVERSITY. 299 Membership is open to all students of pharmacy taking lectures or examinations at the University. Meetings are held monthly. Officers are electe[...]The subscription is 55. per anuum. Adelaide University Science Association. The Association was founded[...]er contact students and others connected with the University, who are interested in the various branches of Sc[...]rrespondents). Meetings are held monthly, at the University, throughout the year except in December and January. The officers for 1940, elected at the Annual Meeting in November[...] |
| 300 SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. The Classical Association of South Australia.[...]urray, K.C.M.G., B.A., LL.MI, Chan- cellor of the University. President—Professor Jr A. Fitleerbert. Viee-[...]. Pennclls. Hon, Secretary—Mr. Leo Howard, The University, Adelaide. Hon. Treasurer—Miss Mi Wait. The ob[...]in this country. All graduates of any recognized University, and 2111 who are interested in Classical studies[...]. The South Australian Branch was founded at the University on 2lst August, 1925. Its chief object is[...] |
| SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. 301 discussion is encouraged on every occasion.[...]R.G.S. Hon. Secretary—V. A. Edgeloe, B.A., The University) Adelaide. Hon. Treasurer—L. T, Ewens, A[...] |
| 302 50(1me ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. The Medical Sciences Club. This Society was io[...]m. on the first Friday of every month during the University sessions, except- ing those which fall upo[...] |
| ADELAIDE _ UNIVERSITY CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 1940. PART II. THE ELDER CDNSERVATORIUM. “[...] |
| [...]atoriurn, under the control of the Gnuncil of the University, is established for the purpose of providi[...] |
| [...]nd all fees shall be paid to the Registrar of the University at the beginning of each term. 2. Student[...] |
| [...]ed an equivalent examination in this or any other University recognised by this University may be granted exemption lrum the requirements of[...]ars of study, not necessarily consecutive, at the University in one at the undermentioncd principal sub[...] |
| [...]ed the diploma, shall be styled Associates of the University of Adelaide, and shall be entitled to use[...] |
| [...]e). Hakendnrf, Carmel Mary (Violin). Awarded for 1940.; Sayers, Eileen Mary (Singing). ELDER[...] |
| [...]r the late Robert Whinham, and the Council of the University of Adelaide have agreed to invest that sum and to[...]vided that in consideration of the receipt by the University of the above-mentioned sum— 1. The Priz[...] |
| ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 1940. PART III. Public Examinations in Music.[...] |
| ADELAIDE UNIVERSlTY CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 1940. PART IV. CuMMEMomnoN Annmsss. ANNUAL- R[...] |
| [...]welcome to this Commemoration. Unlike the ancient University of Oxford, to which your Excellency owes allegian[...]aciously cunt. ted to receive 2:. degree from the University, and the ceremony in 1927, when his present. Maje[...]tralia. you are also the OFfieiol Visitor of the University of Adelaide. We offer you a respectful welcome on[...]self I shall speak only of his relations with the University. Like the late Chancellor. Sir Langdon was a mast[...]ions of which they were the respective heads ~the University and the School of Mines—were disposed to[...] |
| [...]DRESS Sir Langdon was elected a member of the UniversityUniversity, but, for the numbar and variety of his achieveme[...]sun- to his innuuu-I‘nblc l' ‘cnds within the University and the School of Mines and taken-horn. No[...] |
| [...]hard Butler. The interest of the Institute to the University lies in the fact that its premises, plant and equ[...]er to the movement which was initiated within the University some years ago under the title of the “ Anti-Ca[...]ituteJ the other great research department of the University, I need say little on this occasion. The r[...] |
| [...]ol erection on the Victoria Drive frontage of the University grounds was originally intended to house the Depa[...]gently required, Proposals have been made to the University by the Federal and State Governments which are re[...]n our part that. the classes shall be open to all University students who may desiue to benefit from the teac[...]te Government is to erect an Obser- vatoxy on the University grounds and to transfer to it the instruments and[...]of the observatory, after its acquisition by the University has been decided on. The donor‘s name do[...] |
| [...]provided in his will for o gift of £5,000 to the University to aid in the establislp ment of a State Orchestr[...]ts until n date approved of by the Council of the University. To the candidates for degmcs this afternoon, an[...]t meted out to the professors and students of the University of ngue Would be what We of the Univeiu si[...] |
| [...]the State of South Australia. The Council of the UniversityUniversity. He provided the funds for the Grunt Hall which b[...]n his appointment as lecturcr in Eccnonrcs in the University of Sydney. 'Dr. C. ’1‘. Madigan was g[...] |
| [...]1938, bequeathed the residue of his estate to the University for the encouragement and support. of the study o[...]will be ready for occupation by the third term in 1940. An anonymous donor oflered the sum of £5,000[...]ping of the new ()bservatnry to be erected in the University grounds. The Council gratefully accepted the gift[...]Rosye Mortlock increased her heuefitetions to the University by bequeathing the sum of £5,000 for the[...] |
| [...]York, Professor Hurst, Municipal Tramways Trust, University of Sydney, Univer- sidad Nacional dcl Literal, Ro[...]tine, London Corporation Library, Mr. P. Hasluck, University of Melbourne, l‘rol ssor Fitz— Herbert, Mr. C[...]tate Government to transfer the OMI'Vatm-y to the University was accepted by the Council, The GovernmenL has undertaken to provide a suitable building in the University grounds and to arrange for the removal of[...] |
| [...]ical culture and welfare of other students of the University. VTH. ’l‘memxc or Ons'rn'rruos. In accordan[...]xtended to other students and to graduates of the University. Reclassification of the Library was begun, also[...]g a residential college for women students of the University prepared it constitution for the college which Wa[...]t be opened until such time as the Council of the University approved. |
| [...]lders of the bursaries while ll'Be tuition at the University will be granted by the Council. The awards will b[...]. A conference of Music Teachers was held at the University from April 26 to 29, Lectures and demonstrations[...]. REl’REh The following representatives of the University were appointed 1 On the National Health an[...] |
| [...]ouglas Man-son,- on the Advisory Committee of the University and the Royal Adelaide Hospital— Dr. A. l’. R[...]fessor J. C. Wood; on the Ganeml Committee of the University Sports Association—Mr. F. S. Hone and Mr[...] |
| [...]uilt and installed in the radon laboratory at the University. Vi’hen the reconditioned radium was made available to the University during October, the bi-Weekly production o[...] |
| [...]ecords from the remnants of the local tribe. The University films depicting aboriginal life were Sereened by[...]classes, and four study circles were held at the University. A lecture class was held at Port Adelaide[...] |
| [...]ther statement showing the actual position of the University with respect to its property, funds, and liabilit[...]R. MURRAY, Chancellor. Adelaide, 315i January, 1940 |
| [...]APHY FOR 1939 or PUBLICATIONS or MEMBERS or THE UNIVERSITY STAFF. ANDREWARTHA, Houum'r Gnome, M.Ag.S[...] |
| [...]diture for the year which ended Section 28 of the University 5: s. d. g; 5 (I INCOME. ELM. Governuu'u![...]1,992 ‘3 8 Hospital Fees _. .. .. .. 1,543 15 0 University Union: Students Fees .. 11 1,023 18 4 Intu[...] |
| [...]ernment Subsidv on Waite Endowments . Grant under University Am . Conhibuted by Council for Scientific[...] |
| [...]ed Accountant (Aust). Adelaide‘ 1611] January, 1940. } Auditors. |
| 364 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. THE UNIVERSITY Statement showing the Actual Financial Pu[...] |
| [...]imminent showing the financial position 01' che University of Adelaide in 11511ch of Capital Funds as[...] |
| [...]tuut (mm). 1 u “m“- Adulaldf', [Slh January, 1940‘ |
| [...]h Australia, respectively known as " The Adelaide University Act,“ “The Adelaide University Act Amend- ment Act," and “ The University of Adelaide Degrees Act," a. Uni- versity consist[...]h perpetual succession. under the name of “ The University of Adelaido,“ with power to grant the several D[...]ncellor, Vice-Chancellor, and Council of the said University, by their humble petition under the common seal of the University, have prayed Us to the effect following (that is[...]ady conferred or hereafter to be conferred by the University of Adelaide shall be recognised as academic disti[...]y as if the mid degrees had been conferred by any University in Our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Irelan[...]hereafter to be granted or conferred by the said University of Adelaide on any per- son. male or female, shal[...]ly as if the said Degrees had been granted by any University of 0111' said United Kingdom. |
| [...]ll. Nu vuriuiiun of lheuurmtilntiun of t-liusnitl University which may at, any time, or from film: to iiuiv'h[...]or diminish the privileges conferred un lhe said University by these Our lletleis Patent. nm' the rank, right[...]and thereafter to be granted or conferred by the University of Adelaide un any person male or female should b[...]y us if the said Degrees had been granted by tiny University in the said United Kingdom And whereas Our[...] |
| [...]inripnl Secretaries: of State a petition from the University of Adelaide dated 3lst day of January 1913 prayin[...]' 1911 the short title wherenf is “The Adelaide University Am, Amendinrnt Act 19”" the said Universeiiy is[...]as if the said DQLTI'UPS luId heen granted by uuy University in Our said United Kingdom 2. No variation of the constitution of the said University which may at, any time or from time to tim[...] |
| umvensrry or ADELAIDE ACT. 43! UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT, 1935. No. 2228. An Act to consolidate certain Acts relating to the University of Adelaide (Assentcd Lo 5th December, 1935.) B[...]Short Title. 1. This Act may be cited as the “University of Adelaide Act, 1935." Acts Consolidated and Re[...]intended—- "Council” means the Council of the University of Adelaide; " Senate " means the Senate of the University of Adelaide; “ University" means the University of Adelaide. Incorporation and Continuance of University. 4. (1) The University established at Adelaide pursuant to The Adelaide University Act is hereby continued. (2) The University shall consist of a Council and a Senate, (3) The University shall be a body politic and corporate by the name of “ The University of Adelaide” and by that name— (a) sha[...] |
| [...]. occupied for the immediate requirements of [he University, but also any other lands, buildings, heredilamon[...]of the real or personal property belonging to the University; (9) shall be capable in law to do all other mat[...]taining to a body politic and corporate. (4) The University shall not alien, mortgage, charge, or demise «m- fluids, tenements, or hei'cditflments of the University 1|):ng with the approval of the Governor[...] |
| 434 UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT. (2) Every Chancellor and Vice-C[...]be fixed by the Statutes and Regulations of the University made previously to his Election. (3) The Vice-Ch[...]all consist~ (a) of all graduates admitted by the University to any of the degrees of Master of Arts, Doctor o[...]l persons admitted to a degree constituted by the University by Statute or Regulation of the status of a Master or a Doctor; and (a) of all other graduates of the University of three years’ standing (2) A graduate of another university admitted to a degree in the University of Adelaide shall reckon his standing from the date of his graduation in such other university. Election of Warden. 14. The Senate shall[...] |
| UNIVERSITY UF ADELAIDE ACT. 435 Management of the University. 17. The Council shall have full power to appoin[...]turers, examiners, officers, and servants of the University, and shall have the entire management and superin[...]f, subject to the Statutes and Regulations of the University. Power to Make Statutes. 18. (1) The Council[...]y:— I. Any election; 11. The discipline of the University; in, The number, stipend, and manner of appointme[...]turers, examiners, officers, and servants of the University; IV. The matriculation of students; v. Examinat[...]ission, without examination, to degrees which the University has power to confer, of persons who have graduated at any other University; XI. The affiliation to or connection with the University of any college or educational establishmen[...] |
| 436 UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT. (2) No new Statute or Regulatio[...]ned by the Governor, it shall be binding upon the University and upon all candidates for degrees to be conferred by the University, and upon all professors, lecturers, examiners, oflicers, graduates, diploinneholdcrs, and servants of the University, and upon all students of the Universily. Power to Confer Degrees. 19. (I) The University shall have power to confer upon any person after[...]cordance with the Statutes and Regulations of the University, the several degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Master[...]of Dental Science, and such other degrees as the University by Statute or Regulation may constitute. (2) The University shall have power, without examination, but in accordance with the Statutes and Regulations of the University, to admit to degrees which the University has power to confer, persons who have graduated at any other University. Residence of Undergraduates During Terms. 20. E[...]uate shall. during such terms of residence as the UniversityUniversity; or (11) in a hoarding-house licensed pursuant to a Statute or Regula— firm of the University. No Religious Test to be Administered. 21. No r[...]to entitle him to he admitted as a student of the University. or to hold nifice therein, or to graduat[...] |
| [...]r. 22‘ The Governor shall be the Visitor of the University, and shall have authority to do all things which[...]onditions of the said indenture. Annual Grant to University. 24. (1) There shall be paid to the University every year out of the general revenue of the Stat[...]sum of twenty thousand pounds contributed to the University by Walter Watson Hughes, pursuant to the indentur[...]from time to time given to and in- vested by the University upon trusts for the purposes of the University; and (c) the value of property, real or persona], of the University or vested in or held by trustees for the purposes of the University, except the real property granted to the University in pursuance of section 16 of The Adelaide University Act, and of The University Site Act, 1876; II. A grant of four thousand pou[...]all be applied as a fund~ (a) for maintaining the University; (b) for paying the salaries of the professors, lecturers, examiners, officers, and servants of the University; (6) for defraying the expense of fellowships, s[...]awarded for the encouragement of students in the University; (J) for providing a librnry for the University,- (2) for discharging all necessary charges connected with the manage ment of the University. |
| [...](1) In addition to any other sums payable to the University out of the general revenue of the Slate, the Trea[...]al years set out in the third schedule pay to the University the sum set out in the said schedule opposite to[...]essary extent. appropriated accordingly. (3) The University shall apply the snid sums for the purpose of exte[...]the Waite Agricultural Research Insti1ute of the University. Conditions of Grant. *26. All moneys paid to the University under seclion 25 shall be deemed Lo he paid on th[...]The Waite Agricultural Research Institute of the University shall conduct researches in cereal breeding, plan[...]upon between the Minister of Agriculture and the University, make and report lo the Minister the result of an[...]equires to be so made and reported upon; IV. The University shall maintain a course in agricultural science o[...]der the Minister of Irrigation. r Amended by the University of Adelaide Act Amendment Act, No. 2.340 of 1937. |
| UNIVERSITY or ADELAIDE ACT. 439 Provision for Employment of[...]s who have taken the course in agriculture at the University and obtained the degree of Bachelor of Science at the University, to be oflieers of the depart- ments of the publ[...]o the Governor a report of the proceedings of the University during the previous year. (2) The report shall c[...]ll account of the income and expendi~ ture of the University, audited in such manner as the Governor may direc[...], shall he laid in every year before Parliament. University to be Exempt from Land Tax. 29. Notwithstanding[...]made thereunder, all land in reSpch of which the University, or any person as trustee therefor, would, but fo[...]by the said State, Trusts in Relation to Certain University Land. 30. The land granted to the University pursuant to section 16 of The Adelaide University Act and to The University Site Act, 1876, shall he held upon the trusts for the purposes of the University approved by the Governor. Validation of Degrees[...]ber, nine~ tecn hundred and twenty—four, by the University to the degrees of Bachelor * Repealed by Lhe University of Adelaide Act Amendment Act, No 2340 Of 1937. |
| 440 UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT. ui Dental Surgery and Doctor of[...]me force and effect as if the powers given to the University under section 3 uf the Adelaide University Act; Amend» ment Act, 1924, had been given to the University before the admission nl' Ihc said persons to the[...]ovember, nineteen hundred and twenty-four, by the University with respect to the degrees of Bachelor of Dental[...]me force and effect as if the powers given to the University under section 3 of the Adelaide University Act Amendment Act, 1924, had been given before th[...]Titles of Ants. No. 20 of 1874 .. r. The Adelaide University Act. No. 45 of 1876 .. .. The University Site Act, 1876. No. 143 of 1879 .. .. The Adelaide University Act Amendment Act. No. 172 of 1880 .. .. The University of Adelaide Degrees Act. No. 441 of 1888 .. ,. Th[...]rgery Act. N01 1058 of 1911 .. . . . The Adelaide University Act Amendment Act. 1911. N0. 1555 of 1923 .. .. Adelaide University Act Amendment Act, 1923. N0. 1614 of 1924 .. .. Adelaide University Act Amendment Act, 1924 No. 1831 of 1927 .. .. Ag[...]squire. Treasurer of the Executive Council of the University Assoc“ ion of the other part: Whereas the said Walter Watson Hughes is desirous that n University should be established in the said Province to be called “The Adelaide University." and has agreed tn nfiist in the lountlutiOn of such University. by contributing the sum of Twenty Thousand Pound[...]thereof two chairs or professerships in the said University, one for Classical and Comparative Philolo[...] |
| UNIVERSITY 01? ADELAIDE ACT. 441 IE or are entitled to nomi[...]dertaken to endeavour to found 'nd cslublish such University. and has appointed an Executive Comical: And trim[...]Pounds shall be held by the Treasurer of the said University, or by the Corporation thereof, when the said University shall become incorpnrnted. for the purpose of pay[...]endowing two chairs or professorships in the said University. one of such chairs or pruiessorships being Class[...]the some is received bv the Treasurer of the said University or by the University when incor- porated, be invested upon South Austr[...]the said two chairs or professorships in the said University as aforesaid: In witness whereof the mid p[...] |
| 442 UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT. THE THIRD SCHEDULE. Sums payable to the University for the purpose of promoting agricul‘ tural res[...]1936-37 .. . . . l, .. .i 15,000 Repealed by the University of Adelaide Act Amendment Act, No. 2340 of 1937.[...]E HONOURABLE THOMAS ELDER GRANTED £20,000 TO THE UNIVERSITY. By an Indenture, which bears date the 6th day o[...]all be applied as a fund for maintaining the said University, and for defraying the several stipends which may[...], oflicers, and servants to be appointed by such University, and for defraying the expense of such fellowship[...]awarded for the encouragement of sludents in such University, and for providing a Library for the same; and fo[...]the same is received by the Treasurer of the said University, or by the Univer- sity when incorporated, be inv[...]to and for the benefit and advantage of the said University in the manner and for the intents and purposes he[...]ose whatsoever." *By a deed executed in 1880 the University is empowered to invest the moneys in the[...] |
| UNIVERSITY ACT AMENDMENT ACTS. 443' UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1936, No. 2327 of[...]y' of Adelaide Act Amendment Act, 1936." (2) The University of Adelaide Act, 1935 (which is hereinafter refer[...]t”) and this Act may be cited together as the " University of Adelaide Acts, 1935 and 1936.“ 2. (1) Secti[...]e or educational institution affiliated with the University.” UNIVERSYI‘Y OF ADELAIDE ACT Ah-IENDMENT AC[...]r, 1937i] 1. (I) This Act may be cited as the “University of Adelaide Ac: Amend- ment Act, 1937.” (2) The University of Adelaide Act, 1935, as amended by this Act may be cited as the “University of Adelaide Act, 19354937." (3) The University of Adelaide Act, 1935, is in this Act reien‘ed[...](1) In addition to any other sums payable to the University out of the general revenue of the State, the Trea[...]ng with the financial year 1937-1938, pay to the University the sum of fifteen thousand pounds. 3. ([...] |
| [...]o the principal Act is repealed» THE UNIVERSITY LAND ACT, 1929. Na. 1944 of 1929_ Be it enacted[...]therein hnchured in black is hereby vesled in The University of Adelaide for an estate in fee simple. HOSPITA[...]son who has been admilled as a student of the mid University. and is studying in the medical! course or the de[...]and regulations made by the Council of ihe Salli University and any rules and regulations made by the Board. 2, The pruvisions couluiuul in the Alleluide University Act relating to statutes and regulations, and lo[...]thereof. Advisory Cummittee to (Io-operate with University and Hospital. |
| [...]pose of advising and assisting the Council of the University of Adelaide and the Board with respect to any mat[...]Medical Course and the Dental Course of the snid University and the attendance and instruction at the Adelaid[...]:— One shall be nominnted by the Council of the University of Adelaide. One shall be nominated by the Faculty of Medicine of the said University. One shall be nominated by the Faculty of Denti: University. Two shall be nominated by the Board, Two[...] |
| [...]THE SENATE STANDING ORDERS OF THE. SENATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE. I. THE OFFICERS OF THE SENATE. 1. A[...]OF THE SENATE. 11. The Senate shall meet :it the University on the fourth Wednesday in the month of No[...] |
| [...]and 3.11 nominations must reach the Clerk at the University, before 12 noon on the eleventh day before[...] |
| [...]stions. 69. Questions touching the affairs of the University may be put to the Warden or to the Represe[...] |
| [...]OF SUBJECTS—E61? DEGREE AND DIPLOMA COURSES FOR 1940. Students are expected to procure the latest[...]m Greek into English. (0) Books specially set for 1940 : Plato, Euthyphw, Apology. and Crito (ed. J. Bin[...]se as Greek l, but in addition are prescribed for 1940 : Herodotus, Book V (ed. E. S. Shuckburgh,[...] |
| [...]Greek into English ((2) Books specially set. l'or 1940 : Homer, Iliad XXII-XXIV. Pindnr, Olympian Odes.[...]m Latin into English. (0) Books specially sct for 1940 : Livy, Back I (edi J. R. Brown. Blackie). Vergii[...]rse as Latin 1, but in addition is prescribed for 1940 : Tacitus, Histories, Books IV and V (ed. A, D. G[...]Latin into English. 46) Books specially set. for 1940 : 'l‘urcncc, Haulmr ’I'r‘mormnenos ([...] |
| [...]more detailed knowledge of the following:— For 1940 : (i) Greek history 432-371 BC. (ii) Roman histor[...]the School of Epicurus. Books specially set. for 1940 : Homer, Odyssey XIII-XXIV, Pindur‘, Nem[...] |
| [...]s normally entered upon in the second year at the University, (i) Old English, with a general study of[...] |
| [...]r £1 155. per term. Subjects (ll examination in 1940: 26. French I. (a) Free composition in F[...] |
| [...]udy for bath French II and French III. will he in 1940: Le roman réaliste et nnfnrslistc mi xix[...] |
| [...]be taken by the student in his second year at the University. The lectures on the language will be given in En[...]be taken by the student in his third year at. the University. The lectures will be given in French. (1 lectur[...]or £1 15s. per term. Subjects for examination in 1940 : |
| [...]d the course in Economic History will ho given in 1940. Fee for each course. £5 as. per nnnum,[...] |
| [...]is completed in one year; and it will be given in 1940. No student may take the course as part of[...] |
| [...]s IL The course in Economics II will be given in 1940. lieu for each course, £5 _ or :51 155.[...] |
| [...]es is completed in one your, and will be given in 1940. Fee for the course—£5 Fi/—, or £1 1[...] |
| [...]ay begin Willi either. Course B will be given in 1940. Fee for each course, £5 55., or £1 155[...] |
| [...]Partington, Tart-book o} inorganic chemistry for university students (Macmillunl; or, Philbrick mul H[...] |
| [...]required, on entering the course, to pay at the University Cities 10/— to defray the cost of these[...] |
| [...]quired, on entering for the course. to pay to the University Office thirty shillings to defray the cos[...] |
| [...]and second parts of this course will be given in 1940. and in altemale years thereafter The thir[...] |
| [...]if sullicienl. students enrol a special class for University students is conducted in alternate years by the A[...]ion. The next such class will normally be held in 1940. 248. Fitting and. Turning I. Descriptio[...] |
| [...]and is completed in one year. It will be given in 1940. Text-book : Cheshire, Private internati[...] |
| [...]They may be procured nL the W.E.A. Book Room. For 1940 they will be:— Cobbett, Prugress of u ploughbo[...]mpleted in one year. The course will be given in 1940. To bc eligible to sit for the finnl exam[...] |
| [...]s, is completed in one year. It. will be given in 1940. Fee. £1 15. per term. . IL is desirabl[...] |
| [...]countancy III. The course in Accountancy III for 1940 will consist of 50 lectures on cost accoun[...] |
| [...]e degrees at Bachelor of Arts muy be found in the University Calendar. 495. Political Institutions. Lecturer—Mn. J.[...]d is completed in one year_ It will be offered in 1940, and Will be given if suflicient students enrol.[...]and begins every alternate year. It will begin in 1940, The course is a study of Australian, Eng[...] |
| [...]books will be supplied at a slight charge by the University Ofiiae. 457. Public Finance. Lecturer[...] |
| [...]he lectures given to the Chemistry 1 class at the University from 12 noon to l p.111. on Mondays, Wedne[...] |
| [...]French II at 5.15 D. m. 1‘In e1 en seals ((111.1940) Oral Frum-h I “1111 11(- held (11 Satur[...] |
| 1940. FACULTY OF SCIENCE, Ist Year B.Sc.[...] |
| TIME-TABLES-—FACULTY OF SCIENCE. TIME-TABLES FOR 1940. FACULTY OF SCIENCE. 117’[...] |
| 118* TIME-TABLES—FACULTY 01% SCIENCE. TIME-TABLES FOR 1940. FACULTY OF SCIENCE.[...] |
| 1940. FACULTY OF (ENGINEERING, FIRST YEAR, ENGI[...] |
| [...]ION. PROVISIONAL TIME-TABLE OF LECTURES FOR 1940. 1. Accountancy I Tuesdays: 5.15 13.111. T[...] |
| [...]ARMACY. 123' DIPLOMA IN PHARMACY. TIME-TABLE FOR 1940. FIRST—YEAR COURSE. 501. Theoretical In[...] |
| [...]- 7 - 7 - - 7 48 Acts of Pa! l1ament relating to University 7 7 - 7 7 - 431 Adelaide Childien’s Hospital—[...]4 Staff of Clinical Teuchers 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 - 39 University Representatives an Advisory Committee 7 7 - 52, 4[...]nun Scholars - - 7 - - - - 7 I37. 313 Almanac for 1940 7 7 7 7 7 - 7 - - - 11-22 Alumni.[...] |
| [...]ommenwealth Engineering Standards‘ Association, University Representatives on - — — — 7 - — 52 Austr[...]cal Studies—Members and Statute .- - 7 ~27, 147 University and Public Library—Statute 7 7 7 7 - 119[...] |
| [...]sociation Prize — - - - - — — 267 Cambridge University, Aflilintion to — - - - - - - 256 Cance[...] |
| [...]7 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 35 Scholarship at Northwestern University 7 7 - 7 - 288 Students’ Society — - -[...] |
| [...]atute of Academic - - - -- ‘ - - > - 115 Dublin University, Recognition by — - - - - - — 257 E Ec[...] |
| [...]s to Practice Clinical Teachers - - - - - - - — University Representatives on Advisory Committee - Ho[...] |
| [...]< - - - , Land Act, 1929 - - - - ~ — - Lands of University - - — . - ~ Late Entries - - - — - - -[...] |
| [...]. , . _ , Medical— Buard nf South Australia, University Representatives on - Curriculum Committee[...] |
| [...]y - - - - - - 7 7 7 48 0 Observatory, Transfer to University — 7 — 7 7 7 — 331 Obstetrics~Director in - - - 7 — - 7 - 735, 332 Omcere— Of the University - 7 7 - 7 7 - 7 7 7 30-50 At Local Centres - - - — - 7 — 7 7 - 51 Oxford University, Affiliation to - - - - - 7 - - 256 P Parksidc M[...]7 — - - 7 — 45 Parliament— Acts Relating to University - 7 - 7 7 7 7 - 431 Statutes, etc., to be[...] |
| [...]ublic Examinations 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 316 Northwestern UniversityUniversity - — 7 7 7 — 149 Science— Association, Adelaide University 7 - — 7 - — - 299 Bachelor, MaflLHI', and Do[...]rial Prize - - 7 - 7 - — - - - 259 Seal of lhe University — - - - i z . _ _ . 102 |
| [...]— 7 - - 113, 276 Societies Associated with the University — - ~ - 7 - 291 Soldiers‘ Children Education Board - - 7 7 7 7 - 289 Sports Association, Adelaide University 7 - A A - 49, 52, 291 Sports Ground - - — - - -[...]der Consen‘atorium of Music — - - 7 7 - - 46 University - » — - — - — - 7 * 29-50. 327' Sta[...] |
| [...]and Obstetrical - - - A - - 36 U UnionJ Adelaide University, Donations, Statute, etc. - -B2, 123, 292 University Acts — - - - - - - — — — ~ 431 University Land Act, 1929 - - - - ~ - ~ - - 444 University Colleges— St Anne — - - - - - < - - .[...] |
| [...]etrics — - » -60, 330 Women’s ClubJ Adelaide University - - ‘ ~ - - — 293 Workers' Educational[...] |
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| CALENDAR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE FOR THE YEAR 1940 Adelaide: Advertise[...]s, Marlborough Place 1940 |
| [...]5 Almanac for 1940 .. ... 11 Counci[...]and Facultie~ 23 Of-ficers of the University ... .. 29 Endowments[...]izes __ 259 Societies Associated with the University 291 The Elder Conservatori[...] |
| [...]nnd Bnchelor nnd 1n ter of ~ 11rgery . The University owe. 1t origin to t he m•miliceuce nnd · publi[...]res in the ity of Ad elaide 11 :L sitt:- fo r \uc University bui ldin '· we re given. The counLr,v )ttl[...]000. In orde• to meet the urgent needs of the University the Government, in 1920, provided an addit[...] |
| [...]lectures fifty-two. The ioundation-stone of t.he University buildings was laid in 1879, and the hui ldingfl w[...]92 Robert B-..rr Smith, Esquire, presented to the University £9,000 for the purposes of the Library. In 1920[...]T homas E lder died in 1 97, bequeat hing to t he University r.b ;um of £65,000, his to tal gifts t.o it nmo[...]valuab le Urrbrne Estate at Glen Osmond t.o t he University. T he estate comprises an nrell of 134.. a[...] |
| [...]Waite, in l918, tr:\Dsferred LO trustees, for the University, ·1,900 hnres in Elder, mu.ll, & 'o., Ltd. The s[...]ibed by a number f ·iti7.eu , was pnit..l lo the University as a permanent ndowment for the pro t o io[...] |
| [...]00 for the building of the women's portion of the University Union and for the library therein. The bui[...] |
| [...]the late Edward !'\eale b ecamP available to the University as an endowment for medical research. pref[...] |
| 10 PREFACE. 'l'he University is governed by a Counoil, which, irom its commenc[...]outh Austral ia. who is ex-officio Visitor to the University. The number of graduat · admitted by examinat[...]nt tho Jillder Con~ervntorium Wll ~ 273. The University conducts Public Examinations in general ed[...] |
| [...]FEBRUARY XXIX. 1940. --- Th . 1 Hospital year[...] |
| [...]ALMANAC. 13 1940. MARCH XXX[...] |
| [...]RlL XXX. 1940.[...] |
| [...]\Ul:UST XXX!. 1940. TlL I J.n~t day of eutry[...] |
| [...]lANAC. 19 1940. SEPTEMBER XXX.[...] |
| [...]CTOB I~R XXX[. 1940. i[...] |
| [...]21 1940.[...] |
| [...]DECEMBER XXXI. 1940. Su. 1 M. 2[...] |
| [...]\bdaror, 1940.[...] |
| [...]FOH.lUEit OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY,[...] |
| [...]AHD:';. Committees, Faculties, and Boards for 1940. EDUCATION COMMITT[...] |
| [...]Lecturer:· 1930-1939; Hon. Lecturer, 1940. •issistant Lecturers : FREDERICK CLAR[...]ANN MARSHALL, M.Sc. (Melb.) .. APpointed 1940. Mathematics. The Elder Professor :[...] |
| [...]HERMANN SCHNEIDER, B.E. Appointed 1940, Physics. Th e Elder Professor : K[...] |
| [...]M CHALTON GILLESPIE, B.Sc. Appointed 1940. Agriculture. The Waite Profe$80r of Agr[...] |
| [...]ISHER NEWMAN, B.Ec., A.U.A. Reappointed 1940. Lecturer on Commercial Pract1:ce : LEO[...].U.A·., A.C.A. (Aust.). Reappointed 1940. Tutor in Engh~h Composition : · ER[...]IAM WAINWRIGHT, B.A., F.A.A. Reappointed 1940. |
| [...]Me lb.) , F.R.C.P. (Edin.). Reappointed 1940. On leave. GUY AUSTIN LENDON., M .D., M.R.C.P. (Lond,). Reappointed 1940. FRANK HOWARD BEARE, M .D., M.R.C.P., D.P.M. Appointed 1940. Director and L ecturer in the Science and Art of[...]Ch.B., B.A.O. (Dublln), L.M. Appointed 1940. Dr. Ed·ward Willis Way Lecturer on Gynaecology[...], M.R.C.S ., L.R.C.P., D.P.M. Reappointecl 1940. Clinical Lectu:rer on PulmonaTy Tuberculosis :[...], B .S., F .R .C.S. (Edln.). Reappointed 1940. Lecturer in Anatomy : KARL JOSEF P[...] |
| [...]OFFICERS, TUTORS FOR 1940. Medicine: ERIC FRANK GARTRELL, M[...] |
| [...]THOMAS DENNIS HANNON, B.D.S. Reappointed 1940. Demonstrator in Orthodontic 'Technics : PERCY RAYMOND BEGG. D.D.Sc. Reappointed 1940, Demonstrator in Prm<thetic 'Technics : LEONARD ARTHUR MORRIS BROUGHAM. Reappointed 1940. Demonstrator in Crown and Bridge Work: MALCOLM STEW ART JOYNER, B.D.S. Reappointed 1940. Instructor in Prosthetic Dentistry : GORDON ORD LAWRENCE, B.D.Sc. (Melb.). Reappointed 1940. Instructor in Anaesthetics : GILBERT BROWN, M.B., Ch.B. (Liv.) . Reappointed 1940. Pharmacy. L.ecturer on Materia Medica, Ph[...] |
| [...]AS HUGH FREWIN, M .A. University Architect. WALTER HERVEY BAGOT, F.R.I.B.A ., F .S .A.I.A. University Auditors. ROBERT M. STEELE,[...] |
| [...]49 Joint Secretary of the UniversitY\ Union and the University Sports Association.[...]Entered tho service of the University, 1884. Former L[...] |
| 52 REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNIVERSITY. Centre . Chairman .[...]REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNIVERSITY On the Council of the Institute of Medical and Ve[...]nted 1938. On the Advisory Committee of the University Council and o~ the Adelaide[...]TT, D .Sc. On the General Committee of the University Union. HELEN MARY MAYO, O .B.E,, M .D.[...]., D .Sc., F.R.S. On the General Committee of the University Sports Association. FRANK SANDLAN[...] |
| [...]University library. 1907 0. J. R . Murra.[...] |
| [...]Barr 11,000 Endowment for University library. Smith Pri[...]women's portion of the University K.C.[...] |
| [...]s. 500 0 0 I•'or University buildings. 1882 J. Way, Bart. 188[...] |
| [...]ses L. and E. Waite 2,000 0 0 For the University bridge. Sir William Mitchell,[...] |
| [...]9 (Fot· list of donot·s see Calendar for 1939.) Do[...]R. I.-. An));as 2:) 0 0 University .. 100 0 0[...] |
| [...]-0f the Senate. *1. The Senate shall meet at the University on the fourth Wednesda" in the month of No[...] |
| [...]ogress of the students or to the interests of the University: Provided that no such dismissal shall have effec[...]ver lectures to persons not being students of the University. i. The Professors and Lecturers shall take such part in the University Ex::tminations as the Council shall direct, but n[...]isposal of the Council for th•~ purposes of the University: Provided that the Council may for sufficient rea[...]Registrar. *1. There shall be a Registrar of the University, who shall perform such duties as the Council may[...]any Professor or Lecturer, or any officer of the University, leave of absence for any time not Pxceedi[...] |
| [...]Chapter VII.-Of the Seal af the University. The Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, and the C[...]Finance Committee shall be the custodians of the University Seal, which shall be affixed to documents only at[...]ee academical years in his course of study at the University or at affiliated institutions. 2. Every[...] |
| [...]her duly appointed persou signs his n:11ne in U1c University Roll Book to the following declaration shall tl1e[...]obey the Statutes and Regulation~ of the University of Adelaide so far as they may apply to[...]the constituted authorities of the said University; and I declare that I believe mys[...] |
| [...]subjects for the degree, either at the University or at the School of Mines, as th[...] |
| [...]ided. *2. Admission ad c;nndem grad·u m in the University may, a t the dis- cretion of the Council, be gran[...]Every candidate for udmiEsion to a Degree in the University sh11.1l be presented by the Dean of his Faculty a[...]whole or part of his unrlergradu:ttc ~our'e in a University or College recognised by the University of Adelaide may, with the petmission of the Council, be admitted ad eundem statzun Jn the University of Adelaide; provided that he shall give s[...] |
| [...]ion:- Form of Presentation for Students of the University of Adelaide. l\1r. Chancellor, Mr. Vice-Chancello[...]f the Council and Senate of the University of Adelaide . I present to you as a f[...]And I certify to you and to the whole University that he has fulfilled the conditions prescribed f[...]itted to the Degree of in the University of as a fit and proper person to[...]ank and privileges of a in the University of Adelaide. Form of Admission to any Degree durm[...]rank and vriyi)eges of a in the University of Adelaide. Allow[...] |
| [...]eneral control over the discipline of the University. 4 Subject to the approval of the Council, the Board may make Ruleii for the conduct of students of the University. 5 It shall be the duty of the Board to inquire[...]ction i11, or from any lectures oi, the University, or from any ex:~.mination; (v) by excludi[...]fit, from any place of study or recreation in the University, or from the premises of the University; (c) to expel such student from the University. Every such decision of the Board shall[...] |
| [...]s necessary for graduatim~; m Engineering at the University of Adelaide. 4. The Schoiar~hip shall be compe[...]olarship shall be deposited by the scholar in the University library before payment of any portion of t[...] |
| [...]n, under the fifteen t h section of the Ade laide University Act. T he income (including such gmnt) to be d[...]lf the annual income of the fun d received by the University as aforesaid . |
| [...]zeman shall deposit an approved copy of it in the University library; he shall then receive a further p[...] |
| [...]to be called by his name, and the Council of the University of Adelaide have agreed to inv~st that sum and to[...]vided that in consideration of the receipt by the University of the above-mentioned sum- 1. The Scholarship[...]through the whole of his mt>dica.I cour~ at this University ~tnd that he shall be considered \Vorthy b[...] |
| [...]housemen's Association (Incorporated) paid to the University the sum of £150 for the purpose of establishing[...]h, the Association has been enabled to pay to the University the further sum ol £500 for the purpose of exten[...]nferred by the Scholarship, and has requested the University to change the name of the Schc.larship to the "Er[...]Eric Smith Scholarship," shall be awarded by the University on the nomination of the South Australian Commerc[...]e award. have satisfied the require- ments of the University for entrance upon the deg1ee course whirh he proposes to take at the University. 3. The scholar shall be exempt from all UnivPr[...]atutes and regulations for the time being, of the University. 5. Save by permission of the Council of the University, the scholar shall not retain the Scholarship for[...]y time, with the permission of the Council of the University, substitute another student for the then holder o[...]en holder shall thereupon be at an end. 7. The University shall pay the fees at the School of Mines for any[...]d at any time it shall not be obligatory upon the University to pay the amount of the increase. This[...] |
| [...]tatutes and regulations for the time being of the University. 4. Save by permission of the Council of the University, the bursar shall not retain the bursary f[...] |
| [...]ures, examinations, and public ceremonials of the University, Graduates and Undergruduates must appear in acad[...]11£ the sam e shape as those used at t hat University. The hoods for Bachelors to ue of ulack silk or[...]a document marked A, to which the seal of the University has been fixed. tFor members of th e[...] |
| [...]Lecturers, Registrar, and other officers _of the University at the time of the allowance, and counter,[...] |
| [...]ze. Whereas a sum of £160 has been paid to the University by various subscribers for the purpose of foundin[...]y Fletcher, M.A., formerly Vice-Chancellor of the University, it is hereby provided that- The Roby Fletcher[...]he late Dr. Davie~-Thomas, and the Council of the University of Adelaide have agreed LO im•est that sum and[...]s, a,Jd whereas the said sum has been paid to the University of Adelaide to be used and administered by it in[...]of tht< said John And t rson H artley to the said University from its foundatiou until his lament.r.i d[...] |
| [...]ration from time to time, m such manner as to the University shall seem fit. • Allowed 24th December, 1[...]y, Museum, and Art Gallery. 1. Meetings of the University to elec t members of the Board o! Governors of th[...]rnor, the Council shall com,ene » meeting of the University to (']prt two members of the said Board. |
| [...]TUTE:S. 3. The Council shall also convene the University to meet on ,some day in each month of October to[...]d by any member of the ~aid Board electPci by the University shall become vacant · during the period for whic[...]ently may be thfreafter, convene a meeting of the University to elect another member in his room. *5. Every meeting of the University for the election of a member of the said Board sh[...]nominated in writing signed by two members of the University, and sent to the Registrar so as to reach him at[...]Vice- Chancellor, and Warden, the members of the University present shall elect a Chairman. 11, K o such m[...]nstituted unless at least t.weh·e members of the University be present within fifteen minutes after th[...] |
| [...]cond itions and upon payment of such fee8 as the University or ~he Council prescribe, any person wishing lo become a non-graduating student in the University or in any School therein may be admitted Lo any l[...], R egulations and Rules made or approved by t he University or the ounci l, so far as they mny apply to me; n[...]obey the constituted au~horitie.s nppoiuted by ~e University, and I declare tbnt I believe mysel f to ![...] |
| [...]gistrar not later than the date :prescnbed in the Calendar or by advertisement. Late entries may in sp[...]xamination in which he has already passed at this University, except by special permission of the Council. *4. Wherever, in the Statutes or Regulations of the University a time limit or an age limit is imposed, the Coun[...]where the passing of a Public Examination of this University is required by the Regulations, the passing of any other examination of thiB University which shall appear to the Council to bP of[...] |
| [...]unted pro tant o for any course of stud)' in this University, may be granted such exemption from the re[...] |
| [...]h Fisher, Esquire, paid the sum of £1,000 to the University for t he purpose of promoting with the income the[...]annual grunt payable in respect thereof under the University Act, the study vf Commerce in the University: It is hereby provided as follows:- *1. There sh[...]oseph Fisher Lecture," and to be delivered in the University every alternate year, and subsequently published.[...]appointed from time to time by the Council of the University, and shall be paid by the University the sum of £10 lOs. 5. The subject of the Lec[...]om time to time be approved by the Council of the University. 6. Any surplus income from the said endowment[...]annual grant payable in respect thereof under the University Act, after providing for the said Medal, t[...] |
| [...]blication of his Lecture, shall be applied by the University in or towards payment of the salaries or remunera[...]the Commercial Courses for the time bein~ of the University, as the Council of tl1e Uni ~·ersity shall deter[...]orthy Agricultural College for affiliation to the University, it is hereby provided that- 1. The Roseworthy Agricultnral College is affiliated to the University of Adelaide. *2. The Council of the University, on the re~omrnendation of the Faculty of Agricul[...]hn Robert Murray, a member of the Council of this University, bas paid to the University the sum of one thrmsand pounds for the pur[...] |
| [...]tutes and Regulati':lns for the time being of the University, and, if his conduct is not satisfactory, his nom[...]ps, and whereas the said sum has been paid to the University to be used and administered by it in fulfi[...] |
| [...]e nlve rsi~y premises, or any place in which any University lecture ot· e.:•(all\ul!\tion is being given o[...]2. 'l'he Council shall have power to close the University, or any pan thereof, for such time as it shall de[...]ips. Whereas an anonymous donor has paid to the University the sum of £500 for the purpose of providing Sch[...]; Now it is hereby provided as follows:- 1. The University shall give in succession four Scholarships, each[...]olarshi(l must have qualified for a degree of the University. 3. The Sch'llarship shall be awarded in[...] |
| [...]t Scholarship and Medal for Botany. Whereas the University has received from Mrs. John Bagot the sum of £50[...]scholar shall continue the study of Botany in the University for the ensuing year, and shall be exempt from pa[...]ayment of his fpes for the study of Botany in the University, the John Bagot Scholarship shall be awarded in t[...]ty of Science, or any graduate in Science in this University of not more than three years' standing, shall be[...]original or an approved copy of his thesis in the University library before he receives the medal. 10[...] |
| [...]e. Whereas E llen Milne Bundey has paid to the University the sum of £200 for the purpose of founding with[...]stralian-born graduates and undergraduates of the University of Adelaide, provided they have entered on their studies .at the University not more than six years prior to the date fixed f[...]e delivered at the office of the Registrar of the University not later than the 31st of March. The Prize[...]m of £1 ,300 has been subscribed and paid to the University for the purpose of founding with. the inco[...] |
| [...]the said Society"), and one by the Council of the University (herein- after called " the Council"). *2. The S[...]Commercial, or the Leaving Examination of the University, (b) are under the age of nineteen years on th[...]passed the Leaving Commercial Examination of the University in the year immediately preceding the[...] |
| [...]rrently with any other Scholarship tenable at the University. 8. This Statute may be varied from time to tim[...]. Whereas the sum of £255 has been paid to the University by varioUB subscribers for the purpose of[...] |
| [...]Whereas the sum of £100 has been paid to the University by an anonymous donor for the purpose of f[...] |
| [...]ereas the sum of £200 has been bequeat1ed to the University by the late John Harvey Finlayson for the purpose[...]f his old pupils have subscribed and paid to th e University a further sum of seven hundred pounds for the pur[...]andidates must be present or past students ol the University who h:we passed in a degree course the sub[...] |
| [...]offered, it shall not be offered again for twelve calendar months; and the income during such period shall b[...]8. The thesis shall be presented within twelve calendar months from the date of the award, or such extend[...]ouncil shall be deposited by the candidate in the University library. 9. The said sum of thirty pounds sha[...]ard is made, another ten pounds at the end of six calendar months after the date of the award, provided the[...]tion with any other Scholar- ship or Prize at the University, but shall not be awarded more than once t[...] |
| [...]t be graduates or present or past students of the University. There shall be no age limit. 17. Applications[...]of the Fund to assist members or students of the University en- gaged in research work; but such grants shall[...]ominated by the Council, but not earlier than six calendar months after his election. 23. The Scholarship[...]nction with any othet Scholarship or Prize at the University, and may be awarded more than once to the[...] |
| [...]cs. Whereas Mrs. A. M. Simpson has paid to the University the sum of five hundred pounds for the purpose of[...]sons on the same conditions as other books in the University Library. 4. This Statute may be varied from tim[...]us.Bac., has bequeathed the sum of £1,236 to the University for the purpose of founding a Scholar- ship or Sc[...]graduate of or have qualified for a degree in the University, and must have completed a full course in[...] |
| [...]arship shall be deposited by the candidate in the University library beforP. payment of the final insta[...] |
| [...]ousand pounds has been subscribed and paid to the University for the purpose of promoting Research an the Grow[...]Animals· It is hereby provided that-- 1. The University shall provide an annual income of five hunare(\ p[...]ily, in order to perpetuate his memory within the University, paid to the University in 1920 the sum of £11,000: It is hereby provid[...]uished from other books in the possession of t.he University. Allpwed 9th Dece[...] |
| [...]de Co-operative Society, Limited, has paid to the University the sum of £150 for the purpose of founding a Bu[...]n Bursary in Com- merce," shall be awarded by the University to any person nominated from time to time by the[...]tatutes and Regulations for the time being of the University. 4. He shall not, unless by special permisison[...]t Ladies' College, Adelaide) has been paid to the University for the purpose of founding a special library for[...]ckson, M.A., formerly tutor in philosophy in this University: It is hereby provided that-- 1. The library[...]sons on the same conditions as other books in the University library. 4. This Statute may be varied[...] |
| [...]k's College, Incorporated, for affiliation to the University: It is hereby provided that- St. Murk's College, Incorporated, i hereby affiliated to the University of Ade laide as a College for men students who ha[...]he value of £22 shall be awarded annually by the University to the candidate nominated by the Institut[...] |
| [...]unless the Council shall allow a delay) enter the University and commence study in some course ap- proved by t[...]n Bonython, K.C.M.G., of the Chair of Ll.w at the University of Ade- laide, and in order better to perpetuate[...]butions to the Science of Law, the Council of the University of Adelaide has clecided to found a prize[...] |
| [...]y sub- mitted for any competition or prize at the University of Adelaide or elsewhere. 6. Candidates must ei[...]e- posited by the candidate in the Library of the University, but shall be made available to the candidate for[...]Whereas the sum of £320 has been handed to the University by sub- Bcribers for th e purpose of founding a R[...]dward Henry Rennie, Professor of ChemistJy in the University during the period 1881-1927, it is hereby[...] |
| [...]t be graduates or past or present students of the University. There shall be no age limit. 4. The Scholarsh[...]ominated by the Council, but not earlier than s1x calendar months after his election. 8. The Scholarship m[...]conjunction with any scholarship or prize at the University; and the work during the tenure of the Scholar- ship shall be carried out in the laboratories of the University, 9. These Statutes may be varied from ti[...] |
| [...]Whereas the late Fred Johns bequeathed to the University the sum- of £1,500 for the purpose of founding a[...]it, appoint a graduate or an undergraduate of the University of |
| [...]and Industries. Whereas the University of Adelaide and the South Australian School of Mi[...]l of Mines and Industries for affiliation to th e University : It is hereby pmvided that the South Australi[...]f Mines and Industries shall be affiliated to the University of Adelaide to the extent following, that is to say, that the Council of the University may exempt students who have attended courses of[...]open to any graduate in Medicine of an Australian University of not more than five years' standing who[...] |
| [...]teaching of Obstetrics to medical students iu the University of Adelaide; and (3) has been approved by the Pro[...]nce will be give.n o a. competent graduate of the University of Adelaide. *6. It m,ust be the declared inte[...]t, K.C., LL.B, bequeathed the sum of £500 to the University for the purpose of establishing prizes and[...] |
| [...]Chapter LX.-Of the Chapman Prize. Whereas the University has received the sum of £300 subscribed by form[...]ngin- eering and for fifty years a teacher in the University, for the purpose of founding a prize in his honou[...]Wh rea. a college fo r women studen ts in the University, to be known as t. An n' olle e, Incorporate[...]s been mnd for nffilintion of lhe College t o the University or Adelnido, it is hereby provided t hat : St. Ann's College, Incorporated, sbnll be aftiliated to the University of Adelaide as a College for womor\ udents At th e University provided that the college shall not b e op[...] |
| [...]therwise, or who desires that his work at another University be counted pro tanto for the degree of Bac[...] |
| [...]provided thaL he doc~ o not later than December, 1940. A candidate fot· lhe Ordionry dey[...] |
| [...]egree of Bachelor of Arts or its equivalent i'n a University recognized by the University of Adelaide may be allowed by the Council, on con[...]gree shall be deposited by the candidate· in the University library before he is admitted to the degre[...] |
| [...]deposited by the candidate in the library of the University before he is admitted to the degree. 6. T[...] |
| [...]e of Bachelor of Economics or ita equivalent in a University recognised by the University of Adelaide may be allowed by the Council, on con[...]degree shall be deposited by the candidate in the University library before he is admitted to the degre[...] |
| [...]be approve.d ·· by the Council of the University and pass the examinations in- J -aU the· '[...]Forestry School, Canberra, i~ affiliateJ with the University of Adelaide .[...] |
| [...]sive of all fees payable for courses taken at the University which the head of the department. consider[...] |
| [...]an institution recognised for the purpooe by the University of Adelaide. 2. ubj ect o condhions lo be determined in eacb case a graduate of a university recognised by the University of Adelaide, whose degree is nee pled by the Facu[...]least three consecutive academic terms or twelve calendar month at the Univer~it,y of Adelaide 01· at an i[...]lor of Agricultural cience or its equivalent in a University recog- nised by t he niversity of Adelaide[...] |
| [...]ewritten copy of his thesis in the library of the University before he is admitted to the degree. 9[...] |
| [...]deposited by the candidate in the J.ibr&ry of the University before he is admitted to the degree. 4.[...] |
| [...]end four academical years at least, partly at the University and partly at the South Australian School[...] |
| [...]and reg ulations of the Institution, whether the University or the South Aus- traJian School of Mines[...] |
| [...]the degree of Bachelor of Engineering and of the University Diploma in Applied Science and the Fellows[...] |
| [...]is is taken, and may be required to attend at the University for that purpose. 5. Either the original or a[...]egree ~hall be deposited by the C!lndidate in the University library before he is admitted to the degree.[...]35. DETAILS OF COURSES FOR 1940. Aubreviations.-In the column headed "H[...] |
| [...]FEES. The following rule!' regarding fees for University subjects have been made by the Council :[...] |
| [...]tll. The Intermediate Examination in Law in the University shall con- sist of the ordinary subject nu[...] |
| [...]e office is more than t'en miles distant from the University. R18. The Council, on the recommendation[...] |
| [...]t. 22. Students shall give to the Registrar one calendar month's notice of their intention to prese[...] |
| [...]ractitioners which concern students of Law in the University are here printed for convenienee of reference, bu[...]r of Laws, or the final certificate in law at the University of Adelaide, and who has been, or shall be, allowed by the Council of that University to complete that course, shall be entitled to app[...]passed the intermediate examination in Law in the University of Adelaide; and (c) has given[...] |
| [...]take, the degree of Bachelor of Laws in the University of Adelaide; or (b) has at examinations at the University of Adelaide obtained the final certific[...]s produced to the Faculty of Law at the University of Adelaide a certificate from the Lec-[...]as obtained the degree of Bachelor of Laws at the University of Adelaide, or the final certificate in law, and[...]scribed for the degree of Bachelor of Laws in the University :Of Adelaide in addition to the Intermedi[...]elor of Laws or Bachelor of Arts in the University of Adelaide or in some recognised University. 2 The Board of Examiners of the Sup[...] |
| [...]e Board of Examiners2 that he has obtained at the University of Adelaide either the degree of Bachelor of Laws[...]or in some other Univer'- sity recognized by this University. *la. A graduate of another University recognised by this University, whose qualifications are considered by th[...] |
| [...]aminers shall be deposited in the library of the University before the candidate is admitted to the de[...] |
| [...]CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL. Medical students of th·3 University are admitted to the practice of the Ade- laide Ch[...]y from time to time be made by the Council of the University in conjunction with the Committee of the H[...] |
| [...]t the HospitaL These fees are to be paid to the University on behalf of the Hospital, and each student[...]the obstetric aUendance cards obr.ained from the University signed by the Director and the Honorary Medical O[...]rt its decision to the Board of Discipline of the University. Provided always that ehould the decision of t[...]all be reported to the Board of Discipline of tbe University, together with the grounds on which such decision bas been taken. 9. (a) The Board of Discipline of the University shall have no power to vary such decision, but it[...]whether any further action shall be taken by the University. (b) If suspension or dismissal by the Committ[...]m time to time b e mttc.te b y the Council of the University in conJuncLIOll w!tb tbo Director-Genera l[...] |
| [...]d to the degree of Bachelor of Medicine in the University of Adelaide. 2. Candidates may proceed t[...] |
| [...]en engaged in the approp- riate department of the University or any other laboratory approved by the Fa[...] |
| [...]xaminers shall be deposited in the library of the University before the candidate is admitted to the degree.[...]ion. Any such schedules shall be published in the University Calendar as soon as possible after they are approved by th[...]itted to the degree of Bachelor of Surgery in the University of Adelaide, and must pass an examination as here[...]ded for admission to the ad eundem degree of this University unless the Faculty of Medicine certify that in it[...]valent to the degree of Master of Surgery in this University. *2. The examination for the degree of M[...] |
| [...]i· ners sball be deposited in the library of the University before the can- didate is admitted to the degree.[...]degree of Master of Surgery in another Australian University, may, on application to the Faculty of M e[...] |
| [...]dents, from 1st Februa1y until the date in thP. Calendar on which lectures end in October. (See H[...] |
| [...]DE HOSPITAL. 1, Each denta l student of the University of Adelaide shall be admrltted to the practice ol[...]t the Dental Hospital until the date fixed in the Calendar for the commencement 1..! lectures. He[...] |
| [...]o the degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery in the University of Adelaide, and must pass an examination as here[...]. . , ~ Bachelor of Dental Surgery at the University of Adelaide, ha1·ing been admitted to tha[...] |
| [...]aminers shall be deposited in th e library of the University before the candidate is admitted to the degree.[...](2) a,sis ed in teaching in this or some other University recognized by the University of Adelaide, the Facul ty shall recommend[...] |
| [...]ing passed such examinations in this or any other University as may in the opinion of the Council be equivalen[...]ll in any term be credited with attendance at the University lectures, and the completion of any academ[...] |
| [...]ery candidate shall send to the R egistrar of the University, on or before the first day of April, an exercise[...]ll deposit a complete copy of the exercise in the University Library. 4. Candidates whose exercises h[...] |
| [...]on shall either (i) have obtained a degree of the University in Arts, Science, Economics, or Agricultural Scie[...]in Secondary Education shall be a graduate of the University in Arts, Science, Economics, or Agricultur[...] |
| [...]that diploma, shall be styled an Associate of the University, and shall be entitled to use the letters[...] |
| [...]ed the Diploma, shall be styled Associates of the University, and shall be entitled to use the letters[...] |
| UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL CLASSES. EVENIN G LECTURES. 233 UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL CLASSES. The University Tutoria l Classes, which were first established by the University in 1917, provide faciliti es in University educatwn for people who have no intention of proc[...]tary of th e ·workers' Educational Associ ation, University, Adelaide. EVENING[...]. The Government has made an annual gra nt to the University ror t he establish ment of night lectures in Arts[...]gi,·e t h ~ following course of lectures during 1940 :-Botany I , Chemistry, E conomic , Econom[...] |
| [...]siring to enter upon any laboratory course in the University must enter their names with the Registrar[...] |
| [...]preparations made from materials supplied by the University shall be its prope1ty. 8. The Professor[...] |
| [...]ther students may use mic roscope provided by the University on payment of a fee of £I Js. per ter m. Every s[...]preparations made from materials supplied by the University shall be its property. 8. No experiment[...] |
| [...]ourse. 3. Each student will be provided by the University with a working bench with the necessary f[...] |
| [...]11. The fees for students not attending a regular University C0'\.1rse are as follows:- For 5 days in th[...]lligently. 3. Apparatus will be supplieJ by the University for the general use of students on the con[...] |
| [...]preparations made from materials supplied by the University shall be its property. 7. No experiment[...] |
| 2-40 RULES FOR THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. RULES FOR THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. I. Opening and Closing o[...]purposes:- Members, and past members, of the University Council. Graduates of the University. Members of the teaching staff of the University or Conservatorium, and members of any F:tc[...]ve staff. Students attending lectures at the University. 2. Other persons who are desiruus of using the[...]row books from the Library. 2. Graduates of the University, matriculated students, and members of the[...] |
| RULES FOR THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. 241 (i) No p[...]he Library until he has lodged with the University Accountant a deposit of t en shi[...] |
| 242 RULES FOR THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. 7. Any book may be borrowed with the[...]In all other respec:s the foregoing rules of the University Library shall apply to the Consrrvatorium[...] |
| RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING UNIVERSITY ALUMNI. 243 RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING THE COMMEMORATION OF UNIVERSITY ALUMNI. Whereas it is desirable that the University shall commemorate any o£ its alumni who shall h[...]her memorials erected within the precincts of the University, and bearing commemorative inscriptions.[...]mpile and keep a record of the Academic and extra-University career of each alumnus. 5. Private persons als[...]by memorials erected within the precincts of the University. The design of each memoria 1, the ins[...] |
| [...]result of the late Mr. Peter Waite's gift t.o the University of Adelaide for the purpose of furthering the cau[...]l for Scientific and Industrial Research, and the University of Adelaide jointly agreed to provide fund[...] |
| [...]f these pasture investigations, provided that the University undertook to continue the investigations subseque[...]investigations have been continued jointly by the University and by the Council for Scientific and Industrial[...]aite Institute . Under the ter'InS of the Act the University agreed to maintain a school of agricultural scien[...]ent of certain bequests, was left in trust to the University of Adelaide. The net income in the residuary[...]e, Entomology, Horti- culture and Forestry by the University, either in connection with the Waite Agric[...] |
| [...]ing the Board of the Hospital, the Council of the University of Auelaide, and the veterinary interests of the[...]s duties. The Institute is recognised by the University of Adelaide as an approved laboratory in w[...] |
| [...]ITUTE OF MEDICAL AND VETERINARY SCIENCE. of the University of the library of the Institute, making one centr[...]f medical periodicals in Adelaide. Next to the University, the Institute is now the greatest contributor to[...]f, e ither for t heir services as teachers in the University, or to encourage medical research. Grants for spe[...]eith Sheridan Professor of Experimental Medicine, University of Adelaide .) |
| [...].Bact. (Lond.). · (Professor of Bacteriology, University of Adelaide). Nancy Atkinson, M.Sc. (Melb.). (Lecturer in Bacteriology, University of Adelaide) . Clinical Pathology- J. B. Thiers[...]M .D. (Adel.). (Neale Research Pathologist, University of Adelaide). Effie Jessie Hone, M.B ., B .S. ([...]TTEE. The Anti-Cancer Campaign Committee of the University of AdelaidP was formed in 1928 to assist, amongst[...]In 1931 the Commonwealth Government lent to the University 300 mgm. of radium (subsequently increased[...] |
| [...]ch (preferably into cancer) became available, the University Council has allocated the income to the Committee[...]the Acts of Pa·rJiament under which the Adelaide University was founded provision was made for affiliation to the University of residential colleges in which students[...] |
| [...]nt- ing the Church of England, the Council of the University, the Governors of St. P eter's College, the Colle[...]w, LL.B.* • Members of the University Senate. |
| [...]nt Tutor s : H . N. Tucker, M .A., LL.B., B.C.L., University Coli., Oxford, Senior Tutor and Tutor in Law.[...]ce and other subjects. • Members o! the University Senate. t Deceased. |
| [...]ty on Pennington Terrace within ea~y reach of the University, and in the immediate vicinity of the University Oval. Accommodation is provided for the Maste[...].-The College is open to all male students of the University There are at present no tests for entry, but befo[...]y exempted, they must matriculate at the Adelaide University, but in specml circumstances the College admits s[...]date. The terms correspond to those of the University, but students go out of residence on the c[...] |
| [...]E AND OXFORD. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Previous Examination. The Previous Examination of the University of Cambridge consi~ts of three parts: Part !- Lan[...]o has passed the Matriculation Examination of the University of Adelaide may be exempted from the whole or par[...]Degree Status. The University of Adelaide is an Associated Institution in relation to the University of Cambridge, and gradua tes of Adelaide, who have been members of the University for three years at least, are entitled to the pri[...]Ee privileges may be obtained from the Re~istrar, University of Adelaide. D.55/33. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. Responsi[...]s passed the Leaving Examination conducted by the University of Adelaide may bP. exempted from Responsions (Ma[...]unior and Senior Status. L Any student of the University of Adelaide who has pursued at the University a course of study prescribed by it and extending[...]e status and privileges of a Jumor Student in the University of Oxford; provided that his course of stu[...] |
| RECOGNITION OF UNIVERSITY BY OTHER INSTITUTIONS. :;!57 2. Any person who has obtained at the University of Adelaide a degree appro\·ed by the Hebdomadal[...]Hebdomadal Council in his case so approve at the University of Adelaide and other approved University or Universities, a course of study extending over[...], M.B., and LL.B.). 3. A medical student of the University of Adelaide may be admitted to the status and pri[...]nior Student; provided that he has pursued at the University of Adelaide, or if the Hebdomada l Council in his case so approve at the University of Adelaide and other approved University or UniYersities, for at least three years a cours[...]ior Stud ents may bP obtained from the Registrar, University of Adelaide. D .55/ 33. RECOGNITION OF UNIVERSITY BY TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN. ARTS. Any student of this University producing the proper Certificates that he has pas[...]es:- "That in Medical Schools recognized by the University of Dublin, two consecutive anni medici, ta[...] |
| 258 RECOGNITION OF UNIVERSITY BY OTHER INSTITUTIONS. RECOGNITION BY THE[...]following examination is passed at the Adelai de University :- English Li terature, Arithm etic and Algebra,[...]ided to exempt holders of the B.E. D egree of the University of Adelaide in Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical E[...]e a bove examination is passed on entrance to the University, and that a regular course of study occupying not less than three academical years has been pursued in the University between the passing of the above examination and[...]istry of Great Britain and Ireland has placed the University on the list of Institutions recognized for the tr[...]for the examinations of the Institute. The University is recognized under Section 4, Clause 2, and Sect[...]ass Degree of Bachelor of Science in a recognized University, and have complied with Clauses 1 and 2 of Sectio[...]nd that they have passed an Intermediate or Final University Examination in Mathematics covering the wo[...] |
| [...]or the encouragement of English Literature at the University. I<or conditions, see Statutes, Chapter XIV, page[...]Whereas the sum of £130 has be en paid to the University by the Old Scholars of Tormore House Schoo[...] |
| [...]\Vhurcas the sum of £200 has bee n paid to the University by tl1e South Australian Branch of the League of[...]Awards. For previous awards see Calendar for 1938. (J acob~ Doreen M ir iam[...] |
| [...]ohn Robert Murray, a member of the Council of the University, in memory of the family of his mother. For con[...]Fletcher, M.A., formerly Vice-Chancellor of , he University. It is of the value of £10, and is offere[...] |
| [...]reas the sum of fifty pounds has been paid to the University for the purpose of providing a medal in honour of[...]feris, LL.D., who was closely associated with the University from its foundation till his death in 1918[...] |
| [...]McKellar, B.A. (English Language and Literature) 1940 Olssen, Edwin Alexander, B.A. (Political S[...] |
| [...]y, nod whereas t he said sum has been pnid to the University for the purpose of establi b ing a medal ;[...] |
| [...]Awards. For previous awards see Calendar for 1932. 1931 Woods, Nelly Hooper, M.A.[...]in alternate years, and will be offered in June, 1940. Candidates must give notice upon a specia[...] |
| [...]give notice on a special form obtainable at the University Office. The last day of entry is the 1st Oc[...]in· eering, and for fifty years a teacher in the University, in his honour. It consists of a printed r[...] |
| [...]ay be a paper previously read before'the Adelaide University Engineer- ing Society, the Institution of[...] |
| [...]ards. for prr,,ious nwards, see Calendar for 1932. 1927 Freney, Marti[...] |
| [...]id Murray, a former member of the Council of this University For conditions, see Statutes, Chapter XX[...] |
| [...]f St. Alban of South Australia having paid to the University the sum of £150 for the purpose of founding a Sc[...]the St. Alban Scholarshir sholl be awarded by the University to any matriculated student thereof who (being ce[...]the Scholarship be exempt from the payment of all University fees, including the fees payable on taking the de[...]he shall hold the Scholarship, be credited by the University with the sum of £15 towards payment of hi[...] |
| [...]tutes and Regula- lions for the time being of the University. ·1. Sa ve by perm ission of t he Council of l[...]CERTII''ICATES. To the University of Adelaide. Lodge St . Alban hereby ce[...] |
| [...]hereby nominates the said as a person to whom the University shall award a St. Alban Scholar- ship. The sai[...]\\"hereas the sum of £100 bas been paid to the University by Tom Elder Barr Smith for the purpose of foundi[...]he best essay on a topic to be prescribed by th e University in or about the month of January m each ye[...] |
| [...]279 2. All students of the university, or of any class in the control of the University, are eligible to compete, provided they are not g[...]The following subject has been prescribed for the 1940 prize:- " An estimate of the work and possibili[...]udentships, tenable at the University. (Regulations of the Education Departm[...] |
| [...]on the results of the Leaving Examination of the University. The relative values of the subjects shall be f[...]hese L-eaving Burs::tries shall be tenable at the University for any course for which the Leaving Bursar is el[...]oria Maternity Hospital. 21. The Council of the University baa agreed to remit all fees other than fees for supplementary examinations payable to the University of Adelaide. 22. Subject as hereinafter[...] |
| [...]ctor, the candidate may postpone h:s entry to the University for one year, or in special circumstances for a l[...]es for supplementary examinations, payable to the University in the courses for the degrees, and from a[...] |
| [...]urs Bursar to boa rd away from home to attend the University, or if the Director is satisfied that such Honour[...]result of the Leaving Honours Examination of the University. Every candidate who has passed in at least[...]ended any part of the undergraduate course of the University in those subj ects in which they are competing fo[...]a- tion, each successful candidate must enter the University as an under- graduate student in Arts, Engineerin[...]ng the special course in Agriculture given by the University in conjunction with the Roseworthy Agricul[...] |
| [...]ctDr, the candidate may postpone his entry to the University or the School of Mines (as the case may be) until[...]not being later than the first term of the third University or School of Mines (as .the case may be) year imm[...]e being awarded an Honours Bursary tenable at the University, a candidate m;ust select the Faculty in which he[...]ctor. 36. Every Honours Bursar on entering the University, and at the beginning of each subsequent y[...] |
| [...]ng or proposing to attend evening lectures at the University or the School of Mine~< with a view to gra[...] |
| [...]d of the Intermediate public examination of th e University in English Literature, History, and Mathematics[...]IONS. A Rhodes Scholarship is tenable at the University of Oxford and is held normally for three years-s[...]that year forthw1th in post-graduate work at any University in Great Britain, or in special cases in other pa[...]ship Selection Committee for South Australia, The University, Adelaide. Awards[...]an Campbell 1938 Crisp, Leslie Finlay 1940 Blackburn, Richard Arthur |
| [...]e obtained from Dr. Madigan, Liaison Officer, The University, Adelaide. Dental Sc[...]ne year at the D ental School of the Northwestern University , Chicago, is a1·ailable annually for nominees of the University of Adelaide. The scholarship covers the fees fo[...]ccessful applicants should arrive at Northwestern University not later than September 1.[...]idemann, Ernest Phillips, B.D.S. 1940 Willoughby, Roger George, B .D.S.[...] |
| [...]British Passenger Lines' Free Passage Scheme for University Graduates. The Australian and New Zealand Passe[...]uncil and who has qualified for ad mission to the University, the Council at its discreti'on may remit all or any of the fees payable to the University. The Joseph Fisher Lecture in[...]d crmrntioned Lectures have been delivered at the University in accordance with the provisions of Chapt[...] |
| [...]d free of charge on application to the Registrar, University of Adelaide. Lectures prior to 1927 are ou[...] |
| SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. 291 SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY The Graduates' Association of the University of Adelaide.. (Amalgamated with the Adelaide University Union.) The Association was founded in 1920 fo[...]pirit of corporate unity among the members of the University. Its more specific objects, as set forth in its c[...]e financial and other resources of the University as may be necessary for its fullest and most effi[...]the needs and the achievements of the University, and to promote recognition by the State of the services of the University; (c) To suggest new and desirable fields of University activity; (d) To act m aid of the Council of the University in matters affecting the physical, mor[...]se its influence to promote the social aspects of University life among the faculty , students, and[...]t toQ the end that the services of the University may find their full expression in the[...]s hould be paid to tJ1e Secrelary of lhe Adelaide University Union (Mr. lC T . Hnmil ton, D"nion Office, The n[...]Association is now amalgamated with the Adelaide University Union, the constitution and obj ects of wh[...] |
| 292 SOCIE'l'IES ASSOCIATED WITH 'fHE UNIVERSITY. Meetings of graduate members are held from ti[...]Barbour, M.A. Adelaide University Union. The objects of the Adelaide University Union are:- (a) To provide a common meeting ground and social centre for students and members of the University; (b) To promote the inteilectual culture of its[...]communication between its mem- bers and the University authorities; (d) Generally to secure the co-operation of University men and women in furthering the interests of the University. In 1926 the Hon. Sir Josiah Symon, K.C.M.G.,[...]ll as an academic centre for women members of the University; to wcourage the intellectual develop- ment of It[...]and foster the growth of a rorporate opirit among University womPn; and Rlso to mark his own happy personal association with the early work of the University as a member of its Coun- cil and its active Commi[...]onated by members of the Council and staff of the University and by leading citizens. The cloisters connected with the buildings are m- tended as a University War Memorial. The affairs of the Union a[...] |
| SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. 293 The \Vomen's Union Commit[...]ns an account of a!J the student Eocieties of the University, and much other information in- tended particular[...]lectures in each year. Other members of the University may obtain copies of the handbook free of charge[...]Union-K. T. Hamilton The Adelaide University Women's Union. Founded[...]g the year The women students now belong to the University Union, but have their own committee of man[...] |
| 294 SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. Adelaide University Sports Association. The Sports Association w[...]herance of the interests of amateur sport and of University life in general, the care and management of the U[...]. Among its general activities are the annual University Ball and the Footlights Club Revue. The Inter-University Sports and the award of Blues are its special pr[...]representatives appointed by the Council of the University, one representative appointed by the Graduates' A[...]ntial College, a representative appointed by the University Union, a representative of the Life Members of th[...]the Registrar or some permanent official of the University appointed by the Council. There is also a perman[...]epted. Membership is open to graduates of the University of Adelaide, 01 of any other recognized University, and undergraduates of the Univer- sity of Adelai[...]urpose of taking, a diploma or certificate of the University of Adelaide. The annual subscription i[...] |
| SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. 295 University Sports Ground. A recreation ground of 10 acres[...]nd is in constant use by the various clubs of the University Sports Association. A boathouse and a pavilion[...]the erection of the pavilion. Many members of the University and other friends also subscribed to the fund for[...]essing-shed has been erectecl Ade.loide University Student Christian Movement (S.C.M.l.[...]sus Christ to a faith that will stand the test of University thinking and to a personal experience of Christia[...]om all the Aust.ralian Universities. The Adelaide University Student Christian Movement holds several w[...] |
| 296 SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED Wl'l'H THE UNIVERSITY. Adelaide University Commerce Students' Association. This Association[...]ts:- (a) To promote the study of Cummerce in the University; (b) To help forward the movement to establish a[...]c year. Dental Students' Society of the University of Adelaide. This Society was founded by studen[...]ty are held once a month. Undergraduates of the University studying for the B.D.S. degree are eligible for membership. Adelaide University Enginee.ring Society. Objects:- (!) To encoura[...]se students and others con- nected with the University who are interested in Engineering; (2) To[...] |
| SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. 297 Students are invited to[...]interest to students. Adelaide University Law Students' Society. The objects of the soci[...]ts of law students m matters touching their University life or professional career; (c) To advance the[...]ale undergraduate in law or student at law at the University of Adelaide. (b) Any male person w[...] |
| 298 SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. Adelaide University Women Law Students' Society. The objects of the[...]ts of law students m matters touching their University life or professional career. The persons eligi[...]ergraduate in law or student at law at the University of Adelaide. (b) Any woman who has been admitt[...]has obtained the Final Certificate in Law at the University of Adelaide. (c) Any woman practitioner[...]day of each month, in the law lecture-room at the University, at 7.30 p.m These meetings generally take the fo[...]ciety. All students of medicine of the Adelaide University are eligible for membership. The officer[...] |
| SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. 299 Membership is open t[...]pharmacy taking lectures or examinations at the University. Meetings are held monthly. Officers are[...]on is 5s. per annum. Adelaide University Science Association. The Association was foun[...]act students and others connected with the University, who are interested in the various branches of S[...]espondents). Meetings are held monthly, at t.he University, throughout the year except in December and January. The officers for 1940, elected at the Annual Meeting m November,[...] |
| [...]. Pennells. Han. Secretary-Mr. Leo Howard, The University, Adelaide. Han. Treasurer-Miss M. Wait. The o[...]n this country. All graduates of any recognized University, and all who are interested in Classical studies,[...]. The South Australian Branch was founded at t.he University on 21st August, 1925. Its chief object i[...] |
| SOCIETIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY. 301 discussion is encouraged on[...].R.G.S. Ron. Secretary-V. A. Edgeloe, B.A., The University, Adelaide. Hon. Treasurer-L. 'I;'. Ewens[...] |
| 302 SOCIETIES ASSOCL'\TED WITH THE UNIVERSITY . The Medical Sciences[...]m . on the first Friday of every month during the University sessions, except- ing those which fall upo[...] |
| ADELAIDE. Ut'~IVERSITY CALENDAR FOR TH E YEA R 1940.[...] |
| [...]vatorium, under the control of the Council of the University, is established for the purpose of providi[...] |
| [...]d all fees shall be paid to the Registrar of the University at the beginning of each term. 2. Stude[...] |
| [...]d an equivalent examination in t.lli or any other University recognised by this Un.iver.sity mo.y be grunted c[...]ears of tudy, not necessarily consecutive, at the University in one of the undermentioned principal sub[...] |
| [...]d the rliploma, shall be styled Associates of the University of Adelaide, and shall be entitled to use[...] |
| [...]Hakendorf, Carmel Mary (Violin)". Awarded for 1940- Sayers, Eileen Mary (Singing).[...] |
| [...]939 White, Frank Lester (Violin). For 1940 Adey, Margaret Seton (Violin). THE ROBERT[...]r the late Robert Whinham, and the Council of the University of Adelaide have agreed to invest that sum and to[...]vided that in consideration of the receipt by the University of the above-mention Pd sum- 1. The Priz[...] |
| ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 1940. PART Il[...] |
| ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 1940. PART[...] |
| [...]welcome to this Commemoration. Unlike the anoient University oi' Oxford, to which your Excellency owes allegiance, the ot•igin of the University of Adelaide is not lost in the mists of antiquity[...]graciously consented to receive a degree from the University, and the ceremony in 1927, when his present Majes[...]ustralia you are also the Official Visitar of the University of Adelaide. We offer you a respectful welcome on[...]f I sh11.ll speak only of his re lations with the University. Like the late Chancellor, S~r Langdon was a mast[...]ions of which they were the respective heads -the University and the School of Mines--were disposed to[...] |
| [...]the rnon•meut which \\'as init'btcd within the University some years ago tmder the title of tbe ' Anti- anc[...]e, the o'lllet· great re earch department of the University, I nee-d say little on this occ ion. The r[...] |
| [...]of erection on the Victoria Drive frontage of the University grounds was originally intended to house the Depa[...]ly required. Proposals have been made to the University by the Federal and State Governments which are r[...]on om part that the classes shall be open to all University students who may desire to benefit from the teach[...]ate Gonrnment i~ to erect an Obser- vatory on the University grounds and to transfer to it the instruments and[...]s of the observatmy, after its acquisition by the University has been decided on. The donor's -name doe[...] |
| [...]provided in his will for a gift of £5,000 to the University to aid in the establish- ment of a State Orchestr[...]t meted out to the professors and students of the University of Prague would be what we of the Univer-[...] |
| [...]State of South Australia. The Council of the University of Adelaide has the honour to present to Your Exc[...]since 1916, a nd was o. great bcnefnctor of the· University. He provided the funds for the Gr nL H~ll which b[...]n his appointment as lecturer in Economics in the University of Sydney. ' Dr. C. T . Madigan was gr[...] |
| [...]938, bequeathed the residue of his estate to the University for the encouragement and support of the study o[...]will be ready for occupation by the third term in 1940. An anonymous donor offered the sum of £5,0[...]pping of the new Observatory to be erected in the University ground&. The Council gratefully accepted the gift[...]Rosye Mortlock increased her benefactions to the University by bequE:athing the sum of £5,000 for the[...] |
| [...]tine, London Corporation Library, Mr. P. Hasluck, University of Melbourne, Professor Fitz- Herbert, Mr. C. H.[...]ate Government to transfer the Observatory to the University was accepted by the Council. The Government has undertaken to provide a suitable building in the University grounds and to arrange for the removal of[...] |
| [...]sical cultme and welfare of other students of the University. VIII. TEACHJ~G OF 0BSTE'l[...]xtended to other students and to graduates of the University. Reclassification of the Library was begun, al[...]g a residential college for women students of the University prepared a constitution for the college which was[...]t be opened until such time as the Council of the University approved. |
| [...]olders of the buroaries while free tuition at the University will be granted by the Council. The awards wi[...]A conference of Music Teachers was held at the University from April 26 to 29. Lectures and demonstratio[...]NS, ETC. The following representatives of the University were appointed : On the National Health an[...] |
| [...]Douglas Mawson; on the Advisory Committee of the University and the Royal Adelaide H'Ospitai- Dr. A. P. R. M[...]ssor J . G. Wood; on the General Committee of the University Sports Association-Mr. F . S. Hone and Mr.[...] |
| [...]uilt and installed in the radon laboratory at the University. When the reconditioned radium was made available to the University during October, the bi-weekly production o[...] |
| [...]rds from the remnants of the local tribe. The University films depicting aboriginal life were screened by[...]classes, and four study circles were held at the University. A lecture class was held at Port Adela[...] |
| [...]ther statement showing the actual position of the University with respect to its property, funds, and liabilit[...]Chancellor. Adelaide, 31st January, 1940. |
| [...]UBLICATIONS BY MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY STAFF. AC\DREWARTHA, HEIUJEJHT GEORGE, M.[...] |
| [...]THE UNIVERSITY Account of I~u:ome and E~:pendi[...]Section 28 of the University[...]1,543 15 0 University Union: Students' Fees[...] |
| [...]I ,543 15 0 University Union: Students' Fees[...] |
| [...]1.303 ·l Calendar- R eceh·cd on Sale of Calendars ..[...] |
| [...]17 () 9 Calendar-Printing[...] |
| [...]5,000 0 0 Grant under University Act 15,000 0 0 Contr[...] |
| [...]terest in the course of accruing due to or by the University but not payable on the said 31st day of December,[...]). ) Auditors. Adelaide, 16th January, 1940. |
| [...]THE UNIVERSITY Statement sho11)ing[...] |
| [...]other records relating to the affairs of the said University, and as a result of om examination and nud[...] |
| [...]Accountant L~ust.). Adelaide, 16th January, 1940. |
| [...]ncellor, Vice-Chancellor, and Council of the said University, by their humble petition under the common Ileal of the University, have prayed Us to the effectfollowing (that is t[...]as if the said degrees had been conferred by any University in Our United Kingdom of Great Britain and[...] |
| [...]rincipal Secretaries of State a petition from the University of Adelaide dated Rlst clay of January 1913 pra[...]nferred or hereafter to be conferred by the said University And ,,.h t'eiiS um let· !tn l b.r virl:.u[...]2. No variation of the constitution of the said University whicl• may at any ·t.ime u r Crom tim e[...] |
| UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT. 43l UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT, 1935.[...]n Act to consolidate ce1tain Acts relating to the University of Adel&ide (Assented to 5th[...]Short Title. 1. This Act may be cited as the "University of Adelaide Act, 1935." Act[...]intended- " Council " means the Council of the University of Adelaide; "Senate " means the Senate of the University of Adelaide; " University" means the University of Adeln.ide . Incorporation and Continuance of University. 4. (1) The University established at Adelaide pursuant to The Adelaide University Act is hereby continued. (2) The University shall consist oi a Council and a Senate. (3) The University shall be a body politic and corporate by the name of "The University of Adelaide " and by that n-ame- ( a[...] |
| [...]occupied for the immediate requirements i r.l1e University, but also any other lands, buildin[...]real or personal property belonging to the University; (g) shall be capable in Jaw to do[...] |
| 434 UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT. (2) Every Chancellor and V[...]l be fixed by the Statutes and Regulations of the University made previously to his flection. (3) The Vic[...]sist- (a) of all graduates admitted by the University to any of the degrees of Master of A[...]l persons admitted to a degree constituted by the University by Statute or Regulation of the stat[...]tor; and (c) of all other graduates of the University of three years' standing. (2) A graduate of another university admitted to a degree in the University of Adelaide shall reckon his standing from the date of his gr~nuation in such other university. Election of Wa[...] |
| UNIVERSITY IJF ADELAIDE ACT. 435 Management of the University. 17. The Council shall have full power to appo[...]cturers, examiners, officers, and servants of the University, and shall have the entire management and superin[...]subject to the Statutes and Regula. tions of the University. Power to Make Statutes[...]Any election; n. The discipline of the University; In. The number, stipend, and manner of ap[...]miners, officers, and servants of the University; IV. The matriculation of students;[...]hout examination, to degrees which the University has power to confer, of persons who have graduated at any other University; XI. The affiliation to or connection with the University of any college or educational[...] |
| 436 ·uNIVERSITY 0F ADELAIDE ACT. ~2) No new Strrtute or Re[...]ned by the Governor, it shall be binding upon the University and upon all candidates for degrees to be conferred by the University, and upon all professors, lecturers, examiners, officers, graduates, diploma-holders, and servants of the University, and upon all students of the University. Power to Confer Degrees. 19. (1) The University shall have power to confer upon any person ~tfter[...]cordance with the Statutes and Regulations of the University. the several degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Master[...]of Dental Science, and such other degrees as the University b)<· Statute or Regulation may constitute. (2) The University shall have power, without examination, but in nccordance with the Statutes and Regulations of the University, to admit to degrees which the University has power to confer, persons who havP graduated at. any other University. Residence of Undergraduates Duri[...]liated to c.t in connection with the University; or (d) in a boarding-house licensed pmsmm[...]to entitle him to be admitted as a student of the University, or to hold office therein, or to graduate[...] |
| UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT. 437[...]r. 22. The Governor shall be the Visitor of the University, and shall l1ave authority to do all things which[...]enture. Annual Grant to University. 24. (1) There shall be paid to the University every year out of the general revenue of the Stat[...]d pounds contributed to the University by Walter Watson Hughes, pursuant[...]en to and in- vested by the University upon trusts for the purposes of the University; and (c) the value of property, real or personal, of the University or vested in or held by trustees for the purposes of the University, except the real property granted to the University in pursuance of section 16 of The Adelaide University Act, and of The University Site Act, 1876; II. A grant of four thous[...]applied as a fund- (a) for maintaining the University; (b) for paying the salaries of the profess[...]miners, officers, and servants of the University; (c) for defraying the expense of fellowshi[...]the encouragement of students iu the University; (d) for proYiding a library for the University; (e) for discharging all necessary charges connected w;th lhe manage- ment of the University. |
| UNIVERSITY IJF ADELAIDE ACT. Grants[...](1) In addition to any other sums payable to the University out of the general revenue of the State, the Trea[...]al years set out in the third schedule pay to the University the sum set out in the said schedule opposite to[...]ary extent appropriated accordingly. (3) The University shall apply the said sums for the purpose of exte[...]the Waite Agricultural Research Institute of the University. Conditions of Grant. *26. AI! money6 paid to the University uuder sedion 25 shall be deemed to be paid on the[...].The Waite Agricultural Research Institute of the University shall conduct researches in cereal br[...]n the Minister of Agriculture and the University, make and report to the Minister the[...]e and reported upon; IV . The University shall maintain a course in agricultural science[...]nder the Min ister of Irrigation. *Amended by the University of Adelaide Act Amendment Act, No. 2340 of 1937. |
| UNIVERSITY DF ADELAIDE ACT. 439 Pro[...]s who have taken the course in agriculture at the University and obtained the degree of Bachelor of Science at the University, to be officers of the depart- ments of the publi[...]o the GoYernor a report of the proceedings of the University during the previous year. (2) The report sha[...]ll account of the income and expendi- ture of the University, audited in such manner as the GoYernor mar direc[...]ction, and of every Statute and Regulation of the University allowed by the Governor pursuant to this Act, sha[...]in every year before PruliamPnt. University to be Exempt from Land Tax. 29. Notwithstanding[...]made thereunder, all land in respect of which the University, or any person as trustee therefor, would, but fo[...]State. Trusts in Relation to Certain University Land. 30. The land granted to the Uni,·ersity pursuant to section 16 oi The Adelaide University Act and to The University Site Act, 1876, shall be held upon the trusts for the purposes of the University approverl b~· the Governor. Validation[...]ember, nine- teen hundred and twenty-four, by the University to the degrees of Bachelor • Repealed by the University of Adelatde Act Amendment Act. No . 2340 of 1937. |
| 440 UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE A T , of Dental Surgery and Doctor o[...]o the Univ ersity under section 3 of the Adelaide University Act Amend- ment Act. 1924, had been given to the University before the admission of f l1c said persons to the[...]mber, nineteen hundred and twenty-four, by the 1 University with respect to the degrees of Bachelor of Dental[...]me force and effect as if the powers given to the University under section 3 of the Adelaide University Act Amendment Act, 1924, had been given before th[...]ts. No . 20 of 1874 The Adelaide University Act. No. 45 of 1876 The University Site Act, 1876. No. 143 of 1879 The Adelaide University Act Amendment Act. No. 172 of 1880 The University of Adelaide Degrees Act. No. 441 of 1888[...]Act. No. 1058 of 1911 .. The Adelaide University Act Amendment Act, 1911. No. 1555 of 1923 .. ' Adelaide University Act Amendment Act, 1923. No. 1614 of 1924 .. Adelaide University Act Amendment Act, 1924 No. 1831 of 1927 ..[...]quire, Treasurer of t'he Executive Council of the University Associa tion of t he olher part : Whereas the "ai[...]in lhe gaid Province, to be called "The Adelaide University," and has agreed to a · ist in the founda[...] |
| UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT. 44[...]Pounds shall be held by the Treasurer of the said University, or by the Corporation thereof, when the said University shall become incorporated, for the purpose of pay[...]endowing two chairs or professorships in the said University, one of such chairs or professorships being Class[...]the same is received bv the Treasurer of the said University or by the University when incoi·- porated , be invested up on South A[...]the said two chairs or professorships in the Eaid University as aforesaid: In witness whereof the sa.id[...] |
| ·142 UNIVERSITY IJF ADELAIDE ACT. THE THIRD SCHEDULE. Sums payable to the University for the purpose of promoting agricul- tural resea[...]15,000 Repealed by the University of Adelaide Act Amendment Act, No. 2340 of 1937.[...]ONOURABLE THOMAS ELDER GRANTED £20,000 TO THE UNIVERSITY. By an Indenture, which bears date the 6th day[...]l be applied as a fund for maintaini:.Jg the said University, and for defraying the several stipends which may[...]s, officers, and servants to be appointed by such University, and for defraying the expense of such fellowship[...]awarded for the encouragement of students in such University, and for providing a Library for the same; and fo[...]the same is received by the Treasurer of the said University, or by the Univer- sity when incorporated, be inv[...]to and for the benefit and advantage of the said University in the manner and for the intenta and purpoaes he[...]se whatsoever." *By a deed executed iu 1880 the University is empowered to invest the mone)'l'l in th[...] |
| UNIVERSITY ACT AMENDMENT ACTS. 44.> UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1936.[...]ber, 1936.) 1. (1) This Act may be cited as the "UniverSity of Adelaide Act Amendment Act, 1936." (2) The University of Adelaide Act, 1935 (which is hereinafter refeJ[...]Act'') and this Act may be cited to~ether as the "University of Adelaide Acts, 1935 and 1936.'' 2. (1) Secti[...]ucational institution affiliated with the University." UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1931.[...]1·, 1937.) l. (1) This Act may be cited as the "University of Adelaide Act Amend- ment Act, 1937." (2) The University of Adelaide Act, 1935, as amended by this Act may be cited as the ''University of Adebide Act, 1935-1937." (3) The University of Adelaide Act, 1935, is in this Act referred to[...]1) In addition to any other sums payable to the University out of the general revenue of the State,[...]the financial year 1937-1938, pay to the University the sum of fifteen thousand poundE;. 3.[...] |
| [...], as follows : 1. This Act may be cited as "The University Land Act, 1929." 2. Sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 of,[...]therein hachured in black is hereby nsted in The University of Adelaide for an estate in fee simple.[...]. 2. The JHOvi· ioJ couhlined in U1e Adelnide University Act relating l.o st-atutes nod regulations, and l[...]r or. Advisory Committee to Co-operate with University and Hospital. |
| [...]e of ad\·ioin:; and assisting the Council of the University of Adelaide and the I3oa; d with respect to any m[...]Medical Course and the Dental Course of the said University and the attendance and instruction at the Adelaid[...]On e shall be nominated by the Council of the University of Adelaide. One shall be nominated by the Faculty of Medicine o[ the said University. One shall be nominated by the Faculty of Dentistry of the ~>aid University. Two shall be nominated by the Board[...] |
| [...]HE SENATE. STANDING ORDERS OF THE SENATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAU>E.[...]OF THE SENATE. 11. The Senate shall meet at the University O"l the fourth Wednesrlay in the month of[...] |
| [...]ions. 69. Questions touching the affairs of the University may be put w the Warden or to the Represen[...] |
| [...]R DEGREE AND DIPLOMA COURSES FOR 1940. Students are expected to procure the late[...]Greek in to E nglish. (c) Books specially set for 1940 : Plato, Euthyphro, Apology, and Crito (ed[...]as Greek I , but in addition are prescribed fo r 1940 : H erodotus, Book. V (ed. E . S. Shu[...] |
| [...]m Latin iuto English. (c) Books specially set for 1940 : Livy, Book I (ed. J. R. Brown, Blackie).[...]rse as Latin I, but in addition is prescribed for 1940 : Tacitus, Histories, Books IV and V[...] |
| [...]etailed knowledge of the following:- For 1940: (i) Greek history 432-371 B.C.[...]e School of Epicurus. Books specially set for 1940 : Herner, Odyssey XIII-XXIV. P[...] |
| [...]normally entered upon iQ the second y ear at the University. ti) Old English, with a general stud[...] |
| [...]15s. per term. Subjects o£ examination in 1940 : 26. French[...] |
| [...]udy for bnth French II and French. III will be in 1940: Le roman realiste et naturaliste au xix s[...] |
| [...]be taken by the student in his Eecond year at the University. The lectures on the language wi ll be given[...]be taken by the student in his third year at the University1940 : |
| [...]od the COUJ"'C in Economic History wiU b given in 1940. Fee for each course . .£5 5s. per[...] |
| [...]is completed in one year nnd it wi ll be given in 1940. No student may take the course a part of[...] |
| [...]The course in Economics II will be given in 1940 |
| [...]s is completed in one year, and will be g iven in 1940. Fee for the course-£5 5/-, or £1 1[...] |
| [...]gin with either. · Course B will be given in 1940. Fee for each course, £5 5s., or £1[...] |
| [...]ington, 'l'ext-boo/; of ino1·ganic chemistry for university student.s (Macmillan); or[...] |
| [...]uired, on entering the course, to pay at the University Office 10/- to defray the cost of these fi[...] |
| [...]on entering for the emu c, to pny to the University Office thirty ~billings to defray lhc 00 l[...] |
| [...]d year students. This course will be given in 1940, and in alternate years ther<'after.[...] |
| [...]if sufficient students enrol a special class for University students is conducted in alternate years by the A[...]ion. The next such class will normally be held in 1940. 248. Fitting and[...] |
| [...]is completed ltl one year. It will be given in 1940. TeJ.'t-book : Cheshire, P[...] |
| [...]may be procured at th£O> W.E.A . Book Room. For 1940 they will be:- Cobbett, Progress of a plou[...]ompleted in one year. The course will be given in 1940. To be eligible to sit for the final[...] |
| [...]es, is completed in one year. It will be given in 1940. Fee, £1 ls. per term. It is desi[...] |
| [...]ntancy III. The course in Accountancy III for 1940 will consist of 50 lectures on cost accounting an[...]may obtain a copy of the notes of lectures at the University Office on payment of a small dlnrge. |
| [...]d is completed in one year. It will be offered in 1940, and will be J!;IVen if sufficient students enrol[...]and begins every alternate year. It will begin in 1940. The course is a study of Australian,[...] |
| [...]books will be supplied at a slight charge by the University Office. 497.[...] |
| [...]he lectures given to the Chemistry I class at the University from 12 noon to I p.m. on Mondays, Wedn es[...] |
| [...]TIME-TABLES FOR 1940. FACULTY OF AR[...]h II at 5.15 P.m. tin ev<>n ~·ears (e.g., 1940) Oral French I will be held cnJ Sat.urday[...] |
| [...]TIME-TABLES FOR 1940. FACULTY OF SC[...] |
| [...]TIME-TABLES FOR 1940. FAC[...] |
| [...]TIME-TABLES FOR 1940. FA[...] |
| [...]TIME-TABLES FOR 1940.[...] |
| [...]TIME-TABi..ES FOR 1940. FACULTY OF[...] |
| [...]L TIME-TABLE OF LECTURES FOR 1940. 1. Accountancy I[...] |
| [...]PHARMACY. TIME-T ABLE FOR 1940. FIRST-YEAR COURS[...] |
| [...]48 Acts of P arliament relating to University - 431 Adelaide[...]39 University Representatives on Advisory Committee -[...]l3i. ~ 1 :-l Almanac for 1940[...] |
| [...]mmonwealth Engineering Standards' Association, University Representatives on[...]Members and Statute c -27, 147 University and Public Library-Statute -[...] |
| [...]-27. 123 Committees of the Council for 1940-Education, Finance, et.<·. - 25 Commonw[...]36 Scholarship at Northwestern University 288 Student[...] |
| [...]116 Dublin University, Recognition by -[...] |
| [...]39 University Representatives on Advisory Committee -[...] |
| [...]444 Lands of University[...] |
| [...]263 Medical- Board of South Australia, University Representatives on - 52 Cu[...] |
| [...]-46, 210 Northwestern University Dental Scholarship - 288[...]0 Observatory, Transfer to University - 331 0 bstetr[...]-35, 332 Officers-- Of the University - 30-5[...]51 Oxford University, Affiliation to -[...]45 Parliament- Acts Relating to University - 431[...] |
| [...]316 Northwestern University Dental - 2[...]134, 263 School of Mines Affiliation to University - 149 Science- Association, Adelaide University - 299 Ba[...]259 Seal of the University -[...] |
| [...]113, 276 Societies A~sociated with the University - 291 Soldiers' Chil[...]289 Sports A~sociation, Adelaide University - 49, 52, 294 Sports Ground[...]ic - 46 University[...] |
| [...]u Union, Adelaide University, Donations, Statute, etc. - 62, 123, 292 University Acts 431 University Land Act, 1929 - ·144 University College&- St. Ann's[...] |
| [...]trics - -60, 330 Women's Club, Adelaide University - 293 Wo[...] |
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| 1940 - Calendar - Parts 1 2 3 4 Appendix - University of Adelaide | |
| 1940 | |
| [...]Committees, Faculties and Boards, officers of the University, endowments and gifts, list of graduates, statute[...]hips and prizes, and societies associatd with the University. Part 2 includes regulations and other informatio[...]liography and Financial Statements and details of University Acts. The Appendix includes syllabus of subjects for 1940 degree and diploma courses and timetables. 586pp | |
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