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BENEFACTIONS. LIST OF PRINCIPAL BENEFACTIONS M A D E TO T H E

UNIVERSITY

1864 1871

OF M E L B O U R N E

SUBSCRIBERS (Sec, G. W. Rusden) HENRY TOLMAN DWIGHT i EDWARD WILSON I 1S71 ( LACHLAN MACKINNON i 1873 SIR GEORGE FERGUSON BOWEN 1873 J O H N HASTIE 1873 GODFREY HOWTTT . . .'. 1873 SIR WILLIAM FOSTER STAWELL 1875 SIR SAMUEL WILSON 1883 J O H N DIXON WYSELASKIE 1884 WILLIAM THOMAS MOLLISON 1884 SUBSCRIBERS 1887

WILLIAM CHARLES KERNOT

1887 1890

FRANCIS ORMOND ROBERT DIXSON

1890 1891 1894 1897

SUBSCRIBERS JAMES GEORGE BEANEY DAVID KAY SUBSCRIBERS

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£856 B000 1nnn luuu

100 19,140 1000 655 30,000 8400 5000 150 2000 20,000 10,837 5217 3900 5764 750

SINCE ITS F O U N D A T I O N

IN

1853.

Shakespeare Scholarship. Prizes for History and Education. "Argus" Scholarship in Engineering. Prize for English Essay. General Endowment. Scholarships in Natural History. Scholarship in Engineering. Erection of Wilson Hall. Scholarships. Scholarships in Modern Languages. Prize for Mathematics, in memory of Prof. Wilson. Scholarships for Physical and Chemical Research. Professorship of Music. Scholarships in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and Engineering. Ormond Exhibitions in Music. Scholarships in Surgery and Pathology. Caroline? Kay Scholarships. Research Scholarship in Biology, In memory of Sir James MacBain,

BENEFACTIONS (Continued). 1002

ROBERT ALEXANDER WRIGHT

£1000

WILLIAM CHARLES KERNOT J O H N HENRY MACFARLAND GRADUATES' FUND TEACHING STAFF including Professor Spencer . . £258 Professor Gregory . . 100 Professor Masson . . 100 1903 SUBSCRIBERS 1903 GEORGE McARTHUR 1904-6 SUBSCRIBERS TO UNIVERSITY FUND President—Janet Lady Clarke Treasurer—Henry Butler Secretary—Charles Bage

1000 100 466 11B0

1902 1903 1903 1903

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SPECIAL FOUNDATIONS— MRS. AUBREY BOWEN BOO HENRY BOURNES HIGGINS 1000 DAVID SYME 3000 FREDERICK SHEPPARD GRIMWADE . . 1000 MR. AND MRS. A. E. T. PAYNE AND MR. i . un un AND MRS. J. W. PAYNE i SIR HENRY J O H N WRIXON 600 MEMBERS OF BAR ASSOCIATION . . . . 647 SUBSCRIBERS (Sec, R. J. Larking) . . . . 1055 DONATIONS O F £100 AND UPWARDS— ANDREW CARNEGIE PROPRIETORS OF " T H E ARGUS" . . . ,

Pi-izes for Music and for Mechanical Engineer. ing. Metallurgical Laboratory Equipment. Metallurgical Laboratory Equipment. General Expenses. General Expenses.

£1000 100

O H O Equipment of Pathological Museum. Scholarship for Study of Poetry. Prize for Scientific Research in Australia. Prize for Technical Chemical Research. Exhibition in Veterinary Science. Exhibition in Agriculture. John Madden Exhibition in Law. Chamber of Commerce Exhibition, and Prize at Commercial Examinations. Buildings and Equipment.

BENEFACTIONS (Continued).

1907

N E I L WALTER BLACK MRS. WALTER BRIDGES J A N E T LADY CLARKE SIMON FRASER SIR SAMUEL GILLOTT J O H N GRICE WESLEY R. HALL ALICE MANIFOLD EDWARD MANIFOLD WILLIAM T. MANIFOLD DAVID ORME MASSON MELBOURNE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION MRS. ALBERT MILLER MRS. EDWARD MILLER WALTER BALDWIN SPENCER GEORGE ALEXANDER S T E P H E N .. . J O H N TRAILL WILLIAM WEATHERLY MRS. WILLIAM WEATHERLY OTHER DONATIONS . . MRS. EDITH LANSELL

100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 206 100 100 100 100 ion 105 100 £1286 1200

1907 1908 1908 1908 1908 1909

MRS. J E S S I E LEGGATT . . WILLIAM CHARLES KERNOT SUBSCRIBERS HERMAN HENRY SCHLAPP . . SUBSCRIBERS JAMES STEWART

1000 200 116 400 171 26,624

1909 1909

JAMES CUMING JAMES CUMING

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1000 1000

Buildings and Equipment.

George Lansell Scholarship In Mining Engineering. Scholarship in Law. Research Scholarship in Geology. Equipment of Anatomy School. Ore-treatment Plant. Ore-treatment Plant. Scholarships in and Advancement of Anatomy. Medicine, and Surgery. Prize for Agricultural Chemistry. For Veterinary Operating Theatre,

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BENEFACTIONS (Continued). 1909 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910

SUBSCRIBERS SUBSCRIBERS GEORGE SWINBURNE T. EDWARDS N. GUTHRIDGE LTD P E R H. B. SILBERBERG & CO

1611 1911 1911 1911 1911 1912 1912 1912 1918 1913 1913 1913 1913 1913 1913

ALEX. COWAN & SONS LTD CROSSLEY BROS. LTD NEIL WALTER BLACK MRS. M. B. FULTON JAMES WILLIAM BARRETT SUBSCRIBERS WILLIAM HARBISON MADAME MELBA BABCOCK & WILCOX LIMITED SUBSCRIBERS MRS. J E S S I E ALEXANDER BAIRD CURRIE J . BARTRAM & SON DAVID SYME CHARITABLE TRUST . . . . SUBSCRIBERS MISS MARY L. REID JAMES WILLIAM BARRETT

1913 1913 1914 1914 1914 191B 1916

MRS. ROBERT REID J O H N GRICE JAMES WILLIAM BARRETT GEORGE ADLINGTON SYME SUBSCRIBERS ALEXANDER MORRISON MR. AND MRS. JAMES GOSSIP MELVIN

i'260 134 150

Dublin Prize. Jamieson Prize. For Purchase of Apparatus. Machinery valued at £205. Machinery valued at £140. Machinery valued at £160, donated by F. W. Braun and W. Ainsworth & Sons.

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Ore-treatment Plant. At disposal of Faculty of Science. For Medical Scholarship. Department of Anthropology. Professor Morris Prize. Harbison-Higinbotham Scholarship, Melba Hall. Machinery valued at £100. Professor Laurie Prize. John Baird Bursary. Machinery valued at £100. Equipment for Experimental Physiology. Physiology Extension. Melba Hall. Mr. Albert Mansbrldge's Expenses to Australia. Melba Hall. Temporary Cancer Research Scholarship. Clinical Research Fund. Clinical Research Fund. Clinical Research Fund. Advancement of Knowledge of Nervous System. John Melvin Memorial Scholarship.

2065 969 BOO 102 2500 1000 189 600 500 622 300 276 100 1000 500 260 104 276 1000

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BENEFACTION'S (Continued). 1916 1916 1916 1917 J917 J919

Keith Levi Memorial Scholarship. MR. AND MRS. J O S E P H LEVI i 1000 WALTER AND ELIZA HALL TRUSTEES 350 p.a. Veterinary Science Research Fellowship. G. C Mathison Memorial Lectureship. SUBSCRIBERS 220 A trust formed for the purpose of awarding In PRINCIPAL BASE METAL COMPANIES . t h t University of Melbourne each year two Bursaries in Mining and Metallurgy. MRS. EDWARD BAGE 1050 Robert Bage Memorial Scholarship. MRS. A N N I E WILSON 2000 B G. Wilson Scholarships. ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL Three First-Ciass Return Passages annually, STEAMERS from 1909 to 1916 and 1919 to 1920.

1920-1 SUBSCRIBERS TO T H E UNIVERSITY APPEAL. CUMING SMITH & CO. PTY. LTD. £5260 SIR J. M. & LADY HIGGINS 6200 MR. & MRS. F. KNIGHT B000 SIR J O H N GRICE 2000 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR G. SWEET 1500 UNIVERSITY WAR MEMORIAL COMMITTEE 1022 HON. W. M. McPHERSON 1037 SIR J O H N MACFARLAND 1000 J O H N SANDERSON 1000 ESTATE LATE H. GYLES TURNER 1000 H. B. HOWARD SMITH 1000 J. F. W. PAYNE 1000 MRS. ALBERT MILLEU 1000 NATIONAL BANK OF AUSTRALASIA 1000 MR. and MRS. W. H. SWANTON . . 1000 DUNLOP RUBBER CO. O F AUSTRALASIA 1000 VICTORIAN SAILORS AND SOLDIERS' INSURANCE TRUST 1000

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WALTER & ELIZA H A L L TRUST LEGAL PROFESSION OF VICTORIA SIR J O H N MONASH SIR G. A. SYME MR. JUSTICE HIGGINS HENRY BERRY & CO, PTY. LTD. . . MESSRS. BAILLIEU . . .EDWARD STEVENS HERBERT BROOKES MRS. F. W. ARMYTAGE HOWARD SMITH LTD ESTATE LATE G. SWEET A. T. DANKS "A.N.T." JOHN RUSSELL MACPHERSON FUND, P E R MR. P. A. MOULE No. 1 REST HOME SUBSCRIBERS FOR SPENCER PRIZES M. M. BBODIE WILLIAM G. SPEIGG

£760 739 600 600 600 500 BOO BOO 600 BOO BOO 600 BOO 450

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400 307 . 299 JT 250 S 260 —

BENEFACTIONS (Continued). 1920-1 SUBSCRIBERS TO T H E UNIVEIiSITl' APPEAL (Continued). GENERAL H. W. GRIMWADE £250 DR. DAVID GRANT W. RUSSELL GRIMWADE 250 E. E. D. CLARKE PATERSON, LAING & BRUCE LTD. 260 A. S. AUSTIN GEORGE FAIRBAIRN 260 D. E. McBRIDE STEWART G. BLACK 250 MRS. M. A. MILLS MICHAELIS, H A L L E N S T E I N & CO. H. T. WILSON PTY. LTD 260 M. P. HANSEN KODAK (AUST.) PTY. LTD 260 P H I L I P RUSSELL BALL & WELCH PTY. LTD 250 PROFESSOR H E N R Y LAURIE . . CALEDONIAN COLLIERIES LTD. . . 250 MRS. M. AND MR. A. E. GRANT AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIPS LTD. . . 250 MISS HILDA GRICE I)ALGETY & CO. LTD 260 MISS ELSA GRICE MclLWRAITH, MCEACHARN'S L I N E MR. AND MRS. C. W. MILLER . . PTY. LTD 260 ALEC. L. L A N E J. H. GRICE 250 CAPT. AND MRS. S. M. BRUCE MRS. J. T. WEATHERLY 200 MRS. J E S S I E S. FRASER SIR JAMES BARRETT 200 L. F. MILLER AUSTRALIAN P A P E R & P U L P CO. DR. J . P. WILSON LTD 160 J O H N MAY RICHARD ALLEN & SONS PTY. ROBERT REID & CO. LTD LTD 160 D. M. FRASER N E W ZEALAND LOAN & MERMR. JUSTICE SCIIUTT CANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. .. 160 J, N E V I L L E FRASER PROFESSOR ATKINSON 150 T. M. STEWART SIR WALTER MANIFOLD . . McNAUGHTON. LOVE & CO. PTY. C. SIUBALD CURRIE LTD 105 J. SHEPHARD VISCOUNT NOVAR 100 T. BRUNTON & CO SIR ARTHUR L. STANLEY 100 DR. .1. W. GRICE SIR W. H. I R V I N E 100 MR. JUSTICE McARTHUR .... GEORGE SWINBURNE 100 PETERSON & CO. PTY. LTD. . . MRS. WILLIAM SMITH 100

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BENEFACTIONS (Continued). 1920-1 SUBSCRIBERS TO T H E UNIVERSITY A P P E A L (Continued). COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING CO. £100 J . C. TRAILL ilOO MR. AND MRS. J. A. LEVEY" . . . . 100 T. R. ASHWORTH 100 ROBERT HARPER & CO. PTY. LTD. 100 AUSTRALIAN MERCANTILE, LAND GEORGE LUSH 100 & FINANCE CO. LTD 100 MR. AND MRS. D. STUART MURRAY 100 CRAIG, WILLIAMSON PTY. LTD. . . 100 GOLDSBROUGH, MORT & CO. LTD. 100 MELBOURNE STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. 100 BANK OF VICTORIA 100 MISS MARY REID 100 K TATE 100 "W.H.M." 100 A. A. QUICK 100 DR. J. RAMSAY 100 C. G. WORSLEY 100 J. G. MELVIN 100 E. H . MCGREGOR ioo MRS. A. BROWN 100 AMOUNTS UNDER £100 3437 WM. DRUMMOND & CO 100 ORIENT AND P. & O. COS. (jointly) Thrce First-Ciass Return Passages annually for 1921 and 1922. DR. BEATTIE SMITH £1000 Lectures in Insanity. 1922 VIC. CHAMBER OF MANUFACTURES . . 1500 p.c General Endowment. SIR SAMUEL GILLOTT 41,248 General Endowment, 100 C. E. E. CHILDERS Childers Memorial Prize. 1923 300 SIR J O H N GRICE Architectural Library. 2000 SIR J O H N AND LADY HIGGINS . . . . Veterinary and Agricultural Research. 1000 C. D. LLOYD J. C. Llnyd Exhibit ions in Architecture. 600 MRS. WILLIAM SMITH General Endowment. COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT . . . 500 p.a. Aerodynamic Laboratory. ABERDEEN, BLUE FUNNEL. COMMONWEALTH. ORIENT, and P. AND (). Thren First-Class Return Passages annually LINES (jointly) from 1923. K. A. HENDERSON 100 Architectural School Equipment. 1924 600 Veterinary and Agricultural Research. SIR J O H N AND LADY HIGGINS . . . .

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BENEFACTIONS (Continued). MRS. W. G. SHARP SUBSCRIBERS TEN METAL COMPANIES MR. AND MRS. R. J . ALCOCK MRS. E. R. MORAN

1925

1926

.tlOOO 1B0 400 p.a. 1000 10,000

W. G. Sharp Bursary. Professor Nanson Prize. Chair of Metallurgy. Alwyn Stewart Memorial Scholarship. Placed on Trust to establish five Moran Bursaries. 1000 ( « , » „ „ , „ „ „ „ , „ „ 1977 J Medical Research. BOO Engineering Bursary. Clock for Tower of New Arts Building. 334 Kernot Memorial Medal. 9206 Obstetrical Research.

FRED. KNIGHT SUBSCRIBERS MRS. BESSIE THOMPSON EDWARD STEVENS SUBSCRIBERS EDWARD WILSON (The Argua) TRUST MINING AND METALLURGICAL BURSARIES FUND 100 MINING AND METALLURGICAL BURSARIES F U N D 858 E. J . B. N U N N B300 TRUSTEES, RETURNED SAILORS AND SOLDIERS' SCHOLARSHIP FUND . . . . 300 EDWARD WILSON (The Argua) Trust . . 900 EDWARD WILSON (The Argua) Trust . . HBO WILLIAM MACLEOD 400 K. A. HENDERSON 100 SIR J O H N MACFARLAND 100 GEORGE ALLAN 100 EDWARD STEVENS 100 JAMES DYER 100 R. J. FLETCHER 7500 "A.N.T." 260 DAVID AITCHISON AND MISS ELIZA CAVE HICKMAN 13,862

Research Scholarship. Electrical Equipment. General Endowment. For Scholarship for Soldiers' Orphans. Psychiatric Research. Gastric Research. Pathology Equipment. Architectural School Equipment. Conservatorium Building Fund.

Medical Research. Research. Scholarships,

BENEFACTIONS (Continued). !

1927

G. H. SUTTON £B00 W. R. PEARSON 3900 W. R. PEARSON 8900 MRS. E. R. MORAN 3000 SIDNEY MYER 60,000 SIR GEORGE TALLIS 2760 E. TRUBY WILLIAMS B000 CARNEGIE CORPORATION O F NEW YORK 2060 MINING AND METALLURGICAL BURSARIES FUND 100 SUBSCRIBERS TO T H E LIBRARY APPEAL— EDWARD STEVENS £100 "A.N.T." 100 E. J. STOCK 100 MRS. ALBERT MILLER 100 DAVID SYME TRUST 1060 GEORGE ANDERSON 250 AMOUNTS UNDER £100 427 DR. E. F. J. LOVE "A.N.T." 100 W. A. E. GRAHAM 500

1928

R. B. RITCHIE MYER EMPORIUM LTD SUBSCRIBERS D. E. LEWIS M a o P H E B S O N ROBERTSON "A.N.T." MRS. HARRY EMMERTON

22,185 100 613 2000 B00 600 2000

Classical Museum. Scholarship in Economics. Tubercular Research. To Supplement Moran Bursaries. General Endowment. Conservatorium Additions. Library Endowment. Adult Education. Metallurgical Apparatus.

Nearly 600 volumes of scientific works. Research. Memorial tablet to late Dr. Geo. Graham and Medical Library endowment. Ritchie Memorial Chair of Economics. Furniture of Students' Room, Conservatorium. Liet Memorial Prizes in French, Engineering Laboratory Extension. Bacteriology Department. University Appeal Fund. Law Scholarship.

BENEFACTIONS (Continued).

1929

13. F. MILLAR £4000 R. J. ALCOCK 2086 EDWARD S T E V E N S NATIONAL BANK 100 CROSSLE, SCOTT & DUFF PTY. LTD. . . CHAMBER OP MANUFACTURES 2023 D. J. MoCLELLAND 100 MISS AT. A. PAHTL-ILTT K. A. HENDERSON 100 EDWARD WILSON (The Argus) TRUST 400 VICTORIAN FERTILISER ASSOCIATION 100 MacPHK RSON ROBERTSON 1000 R.B.RITCHIE 6900 SUBSCRIBERS S50 J O H N BELL 100 MISS L. E. ARMSTRONG 200 FELTON BEQUEST 600 DANKS TRUST 100 H. V. McKAY TRUST 1B0 "A.N.T." 250 NATIONAL BANK 100 MINING AND METALLURGICAL BURSARIES TRUST 150 H. BROOKES 100 SHELL COY 100 EDWARD WILSON (The Argus) TRUST 20,000 F. A. KERNOT 5062 DR. C. W. G. ROCHE 1000 EDWARD STEVENS MISSES M. AND G. TURNER

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500 500

General Endowment. Medical Research Scholarships. Stained Glass Window, Wilson Hall. Publication Foundation. Engineering Equipment to the value of £100. Two Scholarships in Memory of James Cuming. Engineering Library Fittings. T r u s t I'or R e s e a r c h S c h o l a r s h i p s of £100. Architecture Library. Cancer Research. Loss on Sir John Russell's Lectures. Engineering and Bacteriology Depts. Ritchie Memorial Chair of Economics. Law Library in appreciation of Sir Harrison Moore's work, cancer Research.

Research. University Press. Metallurgy Dept. Orchestral Concerts. Engineering Department. 3 per cent. Stock for Chair of Obstetrics. Engineering School. Thalia Roche Memorial Demonstrations in Obstetrics. Improvement of Grounds. Sir George Turner Scholarship in Law.

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1930

EDWARD WILSON ( T H E ARGUS) TRUST 400 E D W A R D W I L S O N (TILE A R G U S ) TRUST 580 M I S S E . E . H. C H R I S P 780 MINING AJSTD METALLURGICAL, B U R S A R I E S .FUND 200 MINING AND METALLURGICAL BURSARIES FUND 200 E L E C T R O L Y T I C Z I N C CO 200 MACPHERSON ROBERTSON - 300 NATIONAL BANK 100 R. B. R I T C H I E 996 A.N.T 250 S U P R E M E C O U R T L I B R A R Y ' F U N D 30,i)0n M R S . M A R I O N BOOT1TRT 8711 M I S S E S M. a n d G. T U R N E R 100

Gastric

Research.

M e n t a l Deficiency Clinic. J. G. C h r i s p Law B u r s a r y . Metallurgical

PJquipmcnt.

X-Ray Equipment. R e s e a r c h .Scholarship. Engineering Equipment. University Press. R i t c h i e C h a i r of Economics. Medif.il R e s e a r c h . C h a i r r.f P u b l i c L a w . No conditions. L a d y T u r n e r P r i z e in Music.

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®be ^ttiwmtg tit gUlbouttw. A N N U A L R E P O R T , 1929-1930. REPORT OF T H E PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY PROM 31st JULY, .1929, to 3 1 S T JULY, 1030. To H I S EXCELI.K.NCV, T H E H O K . S I B W I L L I A M H I M . IRVINE, K.C.M.G.. LIEUT.-GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA. MAY IT PLEASE YOUR EXCELLENCY,

I have t h e honour, in accordance with Section 43 of the University Act, 1928, to submit to your Excellency the following report of the proceedings of the University during the past year : — 1.—NUMBERS OF STUDENTS. The number of students in each of the last six years is shown in the following Table. The figures include Research Students:— Taking Course for Taking Degree or Silicic- Subjects. Diploma 192-1 ... 1,992 ... 205 1 9 2 5 * •... 2,259 ... 353 ... 414 1920 ... 2,440 ... 452 1927 ... 2,533 1928 ... 2,484 . . 507 ... 493 ... 1929 ... 2,626 • Music students are included for the first Year.

STUDENTS ATTENDING

Total. 2,197 2,612 2,854 2,985 2,991 3,119 time.

L E C T U R E S , ETC.

The following table shows the number of students attending lectures at t h e University during the year 1929 (including Evening Lectures) :—

ANNUAL REPORT,

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1929-30

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Agriculture

17

9

10

Arch. Atelier

18

9

6

Architecture

10

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16

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114

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112

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220

37

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Engineering

1 61

49

50

67

Journalism* Law* „

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Dentistry

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191

Clerks

116

Medicine

84

69

46

48

32

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116

29

51

393 238 142

Public Health

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29 85

61

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Veterinary • Total

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232 29

1 315

247

300

184

1 118

493

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* In these schools there is no strict division of the course into 3'ears. • Included in the above are the following students who ;are not attending the University, but are receiving tuition by correspondence—Arts 177, Education 9, Commerce 48, Law 31.

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1929-30

The number attending Evening Lectures was 720 (Commerce 402, Arts 318) ; the nuinbor of women students was881 (Music 197, Arts 428, Science 75, Education 48). The number of Free Students was :— Nominated by the Education Department—

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Nominated by the University High School— 1 1 4 3 Nominated by the Railways Commissioners— 260 3.—ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS. The number of candidates for decrees of Bachelorand for Diplomas who presented themselves and who passed their respective Annual Examinations at the examinations of December, 1929, and March, 1930, is shown in the following table ;— Fi rst Year.

Second Year.

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135 38 38: 1 79

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1929-30

The following are the corresponding figures for subjects passed in those schools in which tbe course is not divided into years .—

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The iiumbeB who have presented themselves and passed at the examinations for higher degrees is as follows :— EXAMINATIONS

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Presented. of Arts Vi of Education, second year 1 of Science 7 of Surgery 1 of Civil Engineering 3 of Mechanical Engineering I

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Master of Electrical Engineering Master of Agricultural Science Master of Veterinary Science Master of Commerce Doctor of Letters Doctor of Science Doctor of Medicine Doctor of Dental Science Doctor of Veterinary Science

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4.—DEGREES CONFERRED. The number of degrees conferred and diplomas and licences granted during the year 1929-30, including admissions of graduates of other Universities, is given below: Bachelor of Arts— Ordinary degree 54 Degree with honours 43 Bachelor of Science 39 Bachelor of Laws 41 Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 57 Bachelor of Civil Engineering 20 Bachelor of Mining Engineering 1 Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering 3 Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering 1 Bachelor of Electrical Engineering JO Bachelor of Music 9 Bachelor of Dental Science 16 Bachelor of Agricultural Science 7 Bachelor of Commerce 42 Master of Arts 30 Master of Education 1 Master of Science 7 Master of Surgery ] Master of Civil Engineering 2 Master of Mechanical Engineering 1 Master of Electrical Engineering 1 Master of Agricultural Science 3 Master of Veterinary Science 2 Doctor of Letters 2 Doctor of Science . . . 3

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Doctor of Medicine Doctor of Dental Science Doctor of Veterinary Science Diploma in Music Diploma of Education Diploma of Public Health Diploma of Architecture Diploma of Architectural Design Diploma in Commerce -

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5.—PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. The following table shows the number of candidates who presented themselves for and who passed the School Intermediate and the School Leaving Examinations of December, 1929 and February, 1930, and t h e percentage of passes in each case :— ,. ~ .". tntnes.

Examination. DBCRHBKR, 1929 School Intermediate School Leaving

Entries to pass

Passed.

Percentage of Passes.

5837 ] 10594 2720

2365 1129

40.51* 41.58*

1447 747

706 409

48.79 54.76

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School Intermediate School Leaving

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CLASS A CANDIDATKS.

Included in the above were a number of candidates in whose cases Headmasters' Certificates were accepted as wholly or partially satisfying the requirements of the examination, with the following results :— To tally Exemj>led No Headmasters Passed Allowed Credit Certificates Exam. for certain subjects. submitted. DHCKMBRR, 1029

School I n t e r m e d i a t e School L e a v i n g

1154 411

605 340

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73 37

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103 88

FEBRUARY, 1930

School I n t e r m e d i a t e School L e a v i n g

*For the first time, all candidates from Class A Schools, whether successful in completing the examination or not, are included in these figures.

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ANNUAL REPORT, 1929-30 6.—PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS IN MUSIC.

The number of subjects entered for and passed a t t h e Examinations in Music conducted by tho University during the year 1929-1930 was as follows :— September, 1929— Total number of entries 5640 Total number ot pusses 4043 May, 1930— Total number of entries 1076 Total number ot passes 908 7.—COUNCIL. The Council records with pleasure the honour conferred upon the Vice-Chancellor, Sir John Monash, by his advancement to the rank of full General in the Australian Military Forces ; and also the honour of knighthood which has been conferred upon the honourable Sir Stanley S. Argyle, M.L.A., one of its members. Sir John MacFarland has been elected Chancellor and Sir John Monash Vice-Chancellor. Mr. L. A. Adamsou, the Honourable J . G. Latham, Sir Thomas Lyle, Sir James Barrett, and Mr. P. Tate, whose term of office as members of Council was about to expire by effluxion of time, have been re-elected by Convocation. Mr. D. K. Picken, the Master ot Ormond College, having resigned his seat on tho Council, the Rev. F . W. Kernick, the Master of Queen's College, has been coopted in his stead. In April the Council was informed t h a t Mr. Edward Stevens had resigned his seat on the ground of illhealth. Mr. Stevens had been a member ot the Council only for three years, but he had become one ot its most active and useful members, and as Chairman ot the Finance Committee was greatly relied upon by the Council. In conveying to him its sympathy with him in his illness, the Council recorded its appreciation of his services and ot his benefactions. Mr. Samuel McKay has been appointed a member, representative ot industrial interests, to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Stevens' resignation.

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Leave of absence for six months was granted to Sir Leo Cusscn, on the ground of ill-heaith; and for six uoonths to Sir Lennon Raws, and for five mouths to iProfessor Lahy. on the occasion ot their visiting Europe; and for three months to Sir James Barrett, on tho occasion of his visiting Canada. 8 PROFESSORS. Tho news received in Melbourne in August, 1929, of the death ot Emeritus Professor Sir Walter Baldwin Spencer, K.C.M.G.., M.A., D . S c , Litt.D., F.R.S., whilst engaged on scientific work at Tierra del Fuego, caused •widespread regret. At the time of his retirement in 1919 he had held tho Chair ot Biology for 32 yearns, and by his work with students, his research, especially in the field of Anthropology, and by his administrative work in the University, he had acquired fame for himself aud brought honour to tho University. The Council records his death with deep regret. Professor Payne, Professor of Engineering, has tendered his resignation ot his Chair, the resignation to take effect as from the beginning of 1933, when he will have held the Chair for 22 years. During this period the School has greatly prospered, and the recognition granted to the training iriven to its students has been immensely increased. The changes, of which those two facts are indicators, are so great that the Council is considering the question of whether i t should not endeavour to establish one or more additional Chairs. Professor Wilkinson, Professor ot Dental Science, haa been re-appointed for one year to give an opportunity for certain negotiations to be carried through. Professor Ewart, Professor of Botany and P l a n t Pathology, and Professor Wadham, Professor of Agriculture, have been re-appointed for periods of five years. Professor Gunn, Director of Tutorial Classes, has been re-appointed for a period of three yoairs. Professor Heiuze, Ormond Professor ot Music, has been re-appointed for five years, and the appointment then made a continuing one, subject to twelve months' notice.

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Professor J . H. Michell, lately Professor of Mathematics, has been appointed an Honorary Research Professor. Professor Laby was granted five months' leave of absence to enable him to visit Europe with a view to investigating the latest work in X-rays, and he found much interest in the work being carried on in hia own laboratory, some of that interest taking the form of gifts ot money and apparatus to enable him further to develop the work. H e was also, on the death of t h e Director of the Imperial Geophysical Experimental Survey, Dr. E . F . Bieler, appointed to assist the Survey in tha later stages of its work, and in the preparation of its report. Professor Wadham has been granted leave of absence to enable him to visit England during the approaching long vacation. Associate-Professor Summers, Associate-Professor in Geology, has been re-appointed for five years. 9.—LECTURERS. Tho Council records with pleasure the appointment ot Mr. H. R. Dew, M.B., B.S., one of the Clinical Instructors at the Melbourne Hospital, to the newlyestablished Bosch Chair of Surgery in the University ot Sydney. Tho following resignations have been received with regret:—Dr. F . R. Kerr, Lecturer in Public H e a l t h ; Mrs. Martin, Tutor in Mathematics; Miss C. M. Greig, Tutor in English; Dr. E . S. Cunningham, Evening Lecturer in Psychology, Logic and Ethics; Mr. A. Langlands, Absistant Lecturer and Demonstrator in Engineering; Mr. N. E. Holmes, Senior Demonstrator in Electrical Engineering; Miss E. I. Green, Demonstrator in Bio-Chemistry; Miss S. Tscheremissinoff, Instructor iu Russian. Leave of absence has been granted in the following cases, namely:—To Dr. F . R. E. Mauldon, Senior Lecturer iu Economics, ono year, to enable him to proceed to the University ot Harvard, under a Rockefeller Memorial Foundation Scholarship, to study Economics; to Dr. Hercus, Senior Lecturer in Natural Phil-

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osophy, six months, to enable hi-ni to visit Europe; t o Dr. W. G. Price and Miss Helen Hamerton, both of the Conservatorium Staff. Tho following new appointments have been made: — Arts: Lecturer in History ot Political Philosophy and part ot Modern Political Institutions, W. M. Ball, M.A.; Lecturer in Constitutional History and International Relations and part of Modem Political Institutions, P . D. Phillips, M.A., L L . B . ; Lecturer in French, J. G. Cornell, M.A., Dip.Ed.; Evening Lecturer in Psychology, Logic and Ethics, G. A. Atkins, B.A.; Tutor in English, Miss K. P i t t , B.A.; Tutor in Mathematics, Miss E . L-avater, B.A. (Camb.), B.Sc. (W.A.). Education: Lecturer in Experimental Education, P . M. Bachelard, P h . D . ; Lecturer in Method of Physical Science, W. Ramsay, B . S c , Dip. Ed. Science: Senior Demonstrator in Natural Philosophy, J . Walpole, B.Sc. (Tas.); Demonstrator in Bio-Chemistry, Miss K. Law, M.Sc. Law: Independent Lecturer in Equity, A. Dean, LL.M. Medicine: Independent Lecturer in Public Health, J . Dale, M.B., B.S., D.P.H. Engineering : Assistant Lecturer and Demonstrator in Graphics and Engineering Design, A. H. P a u l ; Demonstrator in Strength and Elasticity of Materials and Testing Officer, L. Galbraith, B.C.E.; Senior Demonstrator in Civil Engineering, M. G. Speedie; Senior Demonstrator in Electrical Engineering, E. O. Willoughby. Agriculture: Lecturer in Entomology, Miss J . W. Raft, M . S c ; Lecturer in Agricultural Engineering, R. R. Blackwood; Lecturer in Dairying, Mr. J . M. Kerr; Agricultural Research Chemist, G. Leeper, B.Sc. Commerce: Senior Lecturer in Economic History, H. Burton, B.A.; Tutor in Statistical Method, C. V. Janes, B.A., B.Com. Architecture: Assistant Lecturer and Demonstrator. J . F . Scarborough. Conservatorium : Assistant to Director, L. Biggins, Mus. Bac.; Teachers of Violin, Mr. C. Manby, Miss Elise Steele, Mr. F . 0. Schieblich ; Teachers of Pianoforte,Mr. H. Watsford Smithers, Miss Gwendo Paul, A.R.O.M.; Horn Players, Mr. E. G. Monk, Mr. D. A ccorsi; Lectures in Theory, Miss Phyllis Allinson, Mus. B a c , Miss Shirley, L. Fox. Instructor in Russian: Mr. J . S. Goode, M.E. In addition, a number of part-time demonstrators have been appointed to various Departments.

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10.—EXAMINERS. The following examiners have been appointed: — 1. For the Medical Course— Anatomy— Mr. H. Searby, Dr. G. A. Birnic. Physiology— Dr. L. A. I. Maxwell, Assoc. Prof. W. J . Young. Regional and Applied Anatomy— Dr. Hughes Jones. Materia Medica and Pharmacy— Mr. C. J . Tonkin. Pathology and Bacteriology— Professor Woodruff. Therapeutics— Mr. P . B . Lawton. Public Health— Dr. J. Dale. Forensic Medicine— Dr. Wright Smith. Medicine (Pass)— Mr. F . B. Lawton, Dr. H . Laurie. Clinical Medicine (Pass)— W a r d Work: Dr. A. E. R. White, Dr. J . W. Grieve, Dr W. E. Summons, Dr. R. J . McMeekin, Dr. S. O. Cowcn, Dr. J . P. Major. Pathology: Dr. R. Webster, Dr. A. J. Brenan, Dr. W. W. S. Johnston, Dr. A. J . Trinoa, Dr. W r i g h t Smith. Diseases of Children: Dr. L. J . Hood, Dr. R. L. Forsyth, Dr. R. M. Downes, Dr. S. W Ferguson, Dr. H. D. Stephens, Dr. H. C. Colville. Medicine (Hone.)— Dr. L. S. Latham, Dr. K. Hiller. Clinical Medicine (Hons.)— Dr. S. V. Sewell, Dr. M. D. Silberberg. Commentary: Dr. A. E . R. White, Dr. J . F . Mackeddie. Pathology : Dr. C. H. Kellaway, Dr. R. Webster.

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Surgery Dr. Surgery Dr. Clinical Dr.

(Pass)— V. Hurley, Mr. J . S. Buchanan. (Honours)— B. Kilviugton, Dr. Murray Morton. Surgery (Pass)— C. G. Shaw. Mr. T. E L. Lambert, Dr. R. St. C. Steuart, Dr. W. A. Hailes. Clinical Surgery (Honours), (Commentary)— Dr. Julian Smith, Dr. W. G. D. Upjohn. Clinical Surgery (Honours), Ward Work— Dr. B. T. Zwar, Mr. H. B . Devine. Obstetrics and Gvnaecology (Pass)— Prof. R. Marshal) Allan, Dr. W. I. Hayes, Dr. A. M. Wilson, Dr. J. S. Green, Dr. H. Jacobs. Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Honours)— Prof. Marshall Allan, Dr. A. M. Wilson, Dr. R. W. Chambers, Dr. R. Fowler, Dr. E. A. Spowers.

2.

For the M.D. Examination— Medicine, including Opthalmology— Dr. L. S. Latham, Dr. K. Hiller, Dr. L. J . C. Mitchell, Dr. R. Webster, Dr. G. H. Kellaway, Dr. A. E. R. White, Dr. S. V. Sewell. Obstetrics and Medical Gynaecology— Prof. Marshall Allan, Dr. R. W. Chambers, Diseases of Children, including Infectious Diseases— Dr. S. W. Ferguson, Dr. A. E. R. White, Dr. R. L. Forsyth. Diseases of the Nervous System, including I n sanity— Sir R. R. Stawell, Mr. W. E . Jones.

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For the M.S. Examination— Surgical Anatomy— Prof. Wood Jones, Dr. T. E. V. Hurley. Surgical Pathology— Prof MacCallum, Dr. C. H. Kellaway, Mr H. A. S. Newton. Surgery—• Dr. B. Kilvington, Dr. Julian Smith.

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For the Diploma ot Public Health— Prot. Osborne, Prot. MacCallum, Prot. Woodruff, Dr Hebcr Green, Dr. E. Robertson, Dr. W. Summons, Dr. P. R. Kerr, Dr J . Dale, Prof. Giblin, Mr. F . E. T. Cobb.

5. For the Dental Course— Prosthetic Dentistry— Dr. W. J . Tuckfield, Dr. A. C. M. Cox. Materia Medica— Dr. C. E. Allen, Mr. L. P . Heine, Mr. P . S Parrett. Operative Dentistry— Mr. G. Finlay, Mr. C. H. Down, Dr. O. Behrcnd, Dr. P . B,. Wood. Orthod on tics— Dr. W. Stanley Wilkinson, Mr. John Heath. Medicine— Dr. M. D. Silberberg, Dr. A. B. P . Amies. Oral Surgery— Dr. H . Trumble, Dr. F . A. Aird. Dental Surgery and Pathology— Dr. J . M. Lewis, Dr. E. P . Greenwood. Operative Dentistry— Mr. G. Finlay, Mr. C. H. Down, Mr. Eric Wills, Dr. F . R. Wood. Extractions and Anaesthetics— Dr. F . A. Aird, Mr. P. S. P a r r e t t . 6.

For the Degree of D.D.Sc.— P a r t I.— Bacteriology— Prof. Woodruff, Prof. MacCallum. Pathology— Prof. MacCallum, Prot. Woodruff. Physiology and Bio-Chemistry— Prof. Osborne, Assoc. Prof. Young. Part II.— Dental Surgery, Pathology and Bacteriology— Prof. Wilkinson, Dr. J . M. Lewis. Dental Mechanics and Dental Prosthetics— Dr. W. J . Tuckfield, Dr. A. C. M. Cox. Orthodontics— Dr. W. S. Wilkinson, Mx. J . Wunderly

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Dental Materia Medica and Therapeutics— Dr. C. E. Allen, Dr. E. P . Greenwood. Dental Anatomy (Human a n d Comparative)— Dr. J . K. Clark, Prof. Wilkinson. For T h e s e s Prof. Wilkinson Dr. C. H . Kellaway, D r . J . K. Clark, Dr. W. J . Young, Prof. MacCallum, Prof. Stump (Sydney). For tho Engineering Course— Graphics and Geometrical Drawing— Assoc Prof. Kernot, Mr. T. N. Merfield. Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Design— P a r t I . Prot. Greenwood, Assoc. Prof. Kernot, Mr. P . F . Thompson, Mr. T. N. Merfield. P a r t I I . : ' Prof. Payne, Assoc. Prof. K e m o t , Mr. E. J . C. Rennie. Mechanical Engineering, P a r t IPX.— Prot. Payne Mr. E . J . C. Rennie, Mr. T. N. Merfield. Hydraulic Engineering, Parts I . and I I Mr. C. W. N. Sexton, Mr. W. A. Robertson. Surveving— Mr. E. R. H. Darwin, Mr. G. R. McGowan. Strength and Elasticity ot Materials— Prot. Payne. Electrical Engineering— Assoc. Prof. Brown, Assoc. Prof. Kernot. Metallurgy— Prof. Greenwood, Mr. P . F . Thompson. Civil Engineering, P a r t I.— Mr. E. Lang, Mr. C. W. N. Sexton. Civil Engineering Design, P a r t I . — Mr. E. Lang, Mr. C. W. N. Sexton. Civil Engineering, P a r t I I . — Mr. C. W. N. Sexton, Mr. A. P . Taylor, Mr. A. E. Callaway. Civil Engineering Design, P a r t IT.— Mr. C. W. N. Sexton, Mr. E. Lang, Mr. W . A. Robertson, Mr. L. R. East, Mr. E. A. Hepburn. Town Planning— Mr. E . R. H . Darwin, Mr. C. W. N. Sexton.

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For Education Course— Theory— Division A—Mr. G. S. Browne. Divisions B and C—Prot. L. J . Wrigley. Division D—Dr. K. S. Cunningham. Division E (Method)—The Lecturer in each branch. Hygiene—Dr. J. S. Greig. Practical M e t h o d Prof. L. J . Wrigley, Mr. T. 0 . Graham, Miss I. D. Marshall. Miss A. Hov, Mr. H. W. Wilson, Mr. G. E. Green, Mr. M. S. Sharman. P a r the M.Ed. Degrees— Prot. Wrigley, Mr. G. S. Browne, Dr. K. S. Cunningham, Mr. M. S. Sharman. Essays tor M.Ed.— Mr. M. S. Sharman, Miss I. D. Marshall, Prof. Wrigley, Mr. G. S. Browne. For M.Com. Degree— Prof. Copland, Dr. G. L. Wood. For Thesis tor M.Sc. D e g r e e Prof. Osborne, Assoc. Prof. Young. For Theses for M.C.E. D e g r e e Mr. L. F . Loder, Mr. C. W. N. Sexton, Mr. J. A. Laing, Mr. G. Kermode. For Report tor M.Mech.E. Degree— Assoc Prof. Kernot, Mr. E . J . C. Rennie, Mr. W. Stone. For Report for M.E.E. Degree— Assoc. Prot. Brown, Mr. E. D. Howells. For Theses tor M.Agr.Sc Degree— Prof. Wadham, Dr. W. H. Green, Dr. E. I . , McLennan, Prot. Woodruff. For Theses tor Litt.D. Degree— Prof. A. G. B. Fisher (Otago), Prot. J . McK. Stewart (Adelaide), Prot. J. A. Gunn, Emeritus Prot. Caiman ( Loudon), Sir Charles Lucas, Prof. Copland. For Theses for D.Sc. Degree— Dr. C. W. G. Kavc (National Physical Laboratory), Prof." Laby, Sir Ernest Rutherford (Cambridge).

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For Theses for M.D. Degree— Dr. L. S. Latham, Dr. C. H . Kellaway, D r P. B. Lawton, Prof. MacCallum. For the Clinical Examination— Dr. Latham, Dr. Hiller, Dr. Kellaway, Dr. Andrew Brcnan. 18. Pol Composition for MILS. Doc. Degree— Prof. Heinze, Sir Hugh Allen (London). 19. For Theses for the D.V.Sc. E x a m i n a t i o n Prof. Woodruff, Prof. MacCallum Dr. J . A. Gilruth, Dr. Lionel Bull, Dr. C. H , Kellaway. 20. For Mollison Scholarship in Japanese— Mr. M. Inagaki, Mr. T. Yanase. .21. For the David Syme Research Prize— Prof. Marshall Allan, Prof. MacCallum, Prof. Ewart, Dr. F . I. McLennan, Dr. B . Cavanagh. 22. For the Harbison-Higinbotham Scliolarship— Prot. Scott, Prof. Bailey, Prof. Copland, Prof. Giblin. 23. For the Kernot Memorial Medal (Assessors)— Sir John Monash, Mr. Justice Oussen, Prof Payne. 24. For the Bertram Armytage Prize— i. . Prof. MacCallum, Dr. C. H. Kellaway. .25. For Public Examinations in Music— .. • • Prof. Heinze, Prof. Laver, Mr. L. Biggins, Mr. A. di Gilio, Mr. F . W. Homewood, Mr. L. Hattenbach, Mr. W . James, Mr. H. Kvng, Mr G. W. McKcown, Mr. T. L. Middleton, Mr. A. E. H. Niokson, Mr. H . Penn, Dr. W. G. Price, Mr. H . W. Smithers, Mr. J. A. Steele, Mr. Henry Thomas, Mr. W. Soidcl, Mr. F . D. Clcwlow, Mr. W. Gude. 26.

For the School Intermediate and School Leaving Examinations December, 1929, aud February, 1930: —

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Subject Agricultural Science— Intermediate Leaving (Pass) (Hons.) AlgebraIntermediate Leaving (Pass) „ (Hons.) . Animal Biology— Intermediate Leaving (Pass) (Hons.)Arithmetiu— Intermediate Botany— Intermediate Leaving (Pass) „ (Uon.)British History— Intermediate Leaving (Pass) Leaving (Hon.) Chemistry— Intermediate Leaving (Pass) (HOIIB.)-

Com. Prin. & P r a c . — Intermediate Com. P r a c t i c e Leaving (Puss) (Hona.) Com. P r i n c i p l e s Leaving (Pass) Leaving (Hons.) Domestic S c i e n c e Drawing— Intermediate Leaving (Pass) (Hons.) Economics— EnglishIntermediate Leaving (Pass) ,, ' (Hons.)European History— Leaving (Pass & Hons.) FrenchIntermediate Leaving (Pass) (Hons.)GeographyIntermediate Leavimr (Pass) „ (Hons.) -

REPORT,

1929-30

First Examiner

Second E x a m i n e r

Dr. W. Heber Green Mr. F. J . Rae Dr. R. T. Patton

Mr. A. \V. Jessep Mr. J. E. Harrison Mr. F. J . Rae

Mr. E. J . Lewis Mr. A. W. Hatfield Mr. R. J . A. Barnard

Mr. J. L. Aickin Mrs. K. Calame Mr. M. H. Belz

Miss B. Brewster Miss K. E. Hall Miss B. Brewster

Miss S. Llewellyn Miss E. E. H, Green Miss E. E. H. Green

Mr. S. L. Hughes

Mr. R. G. Rienvenu

Dr. E. I. McLennan Miss S. Llewellvn Dr. U. T. P a t t o n

Dr. A. H. K. Petric Dr. A. 11. K. Petrie Dr. E. I. McLennan

Mr. R. II. CUivton Mr. C. A. H. Searby Miss A. Hoy

Miss M. H u t t o n Mr. C. R. Long Dr. E. Sweetman

Mr. W. T r u d i n g c r Dr. W. Heber Green Dr. W. Heber Green

Mr. T. 0 . Graham Mr. W. R. Jamieson Mr. G. A. A m p t

Mr. N. L. Jamieson

Mr. A. M. Hislop

Mr. A. i l . Hislop Mr. A. M. Hislop

Mr. E. D. O'Donnell Mr. O. R. MacDonalcf

Mr. E. D. O'Donnell Mr. O. R. MacDonald Mrs. Woodruff

Mr. G. L. Mayman Mr. G. L. Mayman Miss R. Evans

Mr. P. M. Carew-Smyth Mr. P. M. Carew-Smyth Mr. L. S. Davies Professor Copland

Miss E. B. Mitchell Mr. H. B. Brown Mr. H. B. Brown Mr. F . R. K. Mauldon

Miss D. L. Ocrham Mr. G. A. Osborne Professor Cowling

Miss C. Brennan Mr. A. E. Gwillim Mr. W. T. Price

Mr. 0 . d e l l . F o e n a n d e r

Miss I. D. Marshall

Mrs. Boycc Gibson Mrs. E. Wood Mr. A. R. Chisholm

Miss M. L. Bernadou Miss G. E. Adamson Assoc. Prof. Lodewyckx

Mr. T. F . Scott Mr. A. V. E. J a m e s Mr. Ii. S. Davies*

Assoc. Prof. Summer* Mr. H. B. Hauser Mr. II. B. Hauser

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•Geology— •"' ' Leaving (Pass & Hons.) - - Assoc. Prof. S u m m e r s Geometry & Trig.— Intermediate Miss W. Waddell Geometry— Leaving (Pass) - Mr. R. J . A. Barnard „ (Hons.) - Miss J. T. Klvnn German— ! I n t e r m e d i a t e - Miss K. B. Eastaugh Leaving (Pass) - Mr. G. E. Green ,, (Hons.) - Assoc. Prof. Lodewyckx Greek— Professor S c u t t •Greek and Roman Hist. Leaving (Pass & Hons.) - - Professor S c u t t Hebrew— f Intermediate Rev. W. L. Clarke Leaving (Pass) - Rev. W. L. Clarke (Hons.) Rev. F. Milne Latin— Mr. W. F. I n g r a m Intermediate Leaving (Pass) - Mr. E. \V. Cornwall ' „ (Hons.) - Mr. W. Kerry MechanicsLeaving (Pass) - Mr. J . A. Seitz (Hons.) - Mr. M. H. Belz Physical S c i e n c e Intermediate - Mr. V. C. B. Grenness PhysicsIntermediate Dr. L. II. Martin Leaving (Pass) - Mr, J . S. Rogers ,, ( l l o n s . ) - Dr. R. Honking Trigonometry— Leaving (Pass) • Mr. M. H. Belz „ (Hons) - Mr. J. A. Seitz Additional

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Mr. F. A. Singleton Mr. H. M. Campbell Mr. A. H a r t Mr. It. J . A. Barnard Mr. L. V. Ottawav Mr. L. V. Ottaway Miss I). Coverlid Mr. W. Kerry Mr. W. Kerry Rev. .1. Danglow Rev. J . Danglow^ Rev. .J. Danglow" Mr. E. W. Cornwall Mr. W. Kerrv Mr. J. R. Elliott Mr. R. J . A. Barnard Mr. J . A. Seitz Mr. R. Bingham Mr. J . L. Aickin Mr. T. O. Graham \)r, E. O. He reus Mr. E. I. Leach Miss J . FIvnn

Examiners :

Algebra—Intermediate—Mr. R. Wilson, Mr. It. T. Bingham. Arithmetic—Mr. S. S. Addison, Air. .1. L. Grilliths. British Historv—Intermediate—Miss F. Penington, Mr. W. A. Waller, Mr. D. H. R a n k i n , Mr. £ . Harrison, Mr. G. R. Crowther, Miss C. Bryant. Leaving (Past*) —Miss C. Bryant. Chemistry—Intermediate—Miss S. Llewellyn. Commercial Principles & Practice— Intermediate—Mr. C. 1. Sagar. Drawing—Intermediate--Mr. A. R. Noall, Miss M. F. Mitchell, Mr. J . Shirlow. Leaving (Pass)—Mr. A, R. Noall English—Intermediate—Miss B. M. Egan, Miss D. A. Mackav, Mr. L. van Baer, Mr. H. W. Rhodes, Miss E. M. C. Maedonald, Mrs. E. M. Waddell, Mr. G. B. Osborne. Leaving (Pass)—Mr. J. R. Richards, Mr. W. A. Waller, Mr. J o h n McRae, Mrs. O. L. Hooppell, Mr. F. W. Wan nan.

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Leaving (Hons.)—Mr. C W. W. Webster, Mrs. L. Rosenbluui. ..t French—Intermediate—Miss D. Barnard, Miss E. Schmetzer, Mr..H. K. Hunt, Mrs. O. L. Hooppell, Mr. K..G. Kirbv,. Mr. G. E. Green, L.M. Langford . i' ;» Leaving (Pass)—Miss C. van Nootcn, Miss F. Barkman, Miss M. S. Schollick, Miss Eashuigh. • ;i Leaving (Hon.)—Mr. G. E. Green, Mr. J. G." Cornell. Geography—Intermediate—Mr. T. W. Winn, Mr. J. S. Kitson, Mr. E. L. Wilcock, Dr. F.Htillwell, Mr. J.'S. Mann.f Geometry and Trigonometry—Intermediate—Mr. A.' Bright, Mr., T. R. Ritchie. Latin—Intermediate—Mr. E. V. Piesse. Leaving (Pass)—Mr. L. van Bacr.

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11.—UNIVEBSITr REPRESENTATIVES. The following have been appointed to represent the University: — Council of Public Education— Mr. Tate, Prof. Copland. Dr. Leeper, a former representative, resigned,' and. was thaiiiked hy the Council for his long services. Council of Working Men's College— Assoc. Prof. Kernot, Mr. J . S. Eogers. Advisory Hoard of Eye and Ear Hospital— Sir James Barrett, Prof. Osborne. Advisory Board of St. Vincent's Hospital— • Dr. J . P . Wilkinson, Sir James Barrett.' Architects' Registration Board of Victoria— Mr. J . S. Gawler. Council of the Victorian Institute of Almonera— Dr. Ethel Osborne. Bicentenary Celebrations of the University of Havana, and Jubilee of the University of Southern California— Mr. Herbert Brookes. Congress of Philosophy— Mr. W. M. Ball, Australasian. Association for the Advancement of' Science— • • ' Prof. Scott, Prof. Agar, Prof. Skeats. Congress of tho Royal Institute of Public Health at Portsmouth— Prof. Berry. Permanent Advisory Committee of the Sydney University Department of Anthropology— : Prof. P . Wood Jones.

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House Committee of Veterinary School Clinic— Dr. A. E. Albiston, Prof. Woodruff. Inauguration Ceremonies of the University of Brussels— Prof. Laby. Universities' Conference, Sydney— Tho Chancellor, Prof. Scott, Prof. Agar, Dr. Wilkinson. 12.—STATUTES AND REGULATIONS. Somewhat extensive amendments of the Regulations regarding tlie Intermediate and Leaving Certificates have been made. The chief change was the abolition of the principle of partial exemption from examination in the case of pupils from a school when i t first becomes entitled to enter them in Class A. The principle of partial exemption was found to work awkwardly for the schools, and candidates from a school which had been inspected and approved now get complete exemption from examination from the outset, but this concession is limited in the first instance to a period of two years. At the same time the opportunity was taken to improve and clarify the provisions regarding the submission of Headmasters' Certificates and for the transfer of candidates between Classes A and B. A regulation for tho establishment and administration of a Dental Research Fund has been passed. There is, as yet, no actual endowment of such a fund, but it is hoped that t h a t may follow. The following have also been made: — A new regulation for the degree of Master of Agricultural Science, amending the conditions on which the degree may be obtained. A regulation to give effect to the arrangement with Canberra University College referred to elsewhere. Amendments to provide in future for half-yearly examinations for the degrees of Doctor of Medicine and Master of Surgery, and to provide t h a t the Final Honour Examination of the M.B. course shall be held at the same time as the Pinal Pass Examination.

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Regulations to carry out the conditions of gifts made to the University as follows: — For the P. A. Kernot Bequest. Fbr tho Thalia Roche Memorial. For the Sir George Turner Exhibition. For the M. A. Bartlett Research Scholarships. For tho Ritchie Professorship of Economics. For the Chair of Public Law. ].3._UNIVERSITY ACT, 1928. SECTION 34. The published accounts submitted herewith in Appendix B include accounts showing the income and expenditure for the year 1929, under thus section. For the year 1930 the vote of .£8500 is apportioned aa follows: — School of Commerce - .£2000 Research 2250 University Extension Department - 4250 Of the last item the amount specially allotted for tutorial classes is .£1750. 14.—COMMERCE. The School of Commerce has continued much on the usual lines, and no notable changes have taken place during the year cither in the staff or in the scope of its teaching activities. Tlie economic troubles of the country have, however, furnished the raciiibers of the staff with a great opportunity for publicity work concerning these troubles and their causes, and for suggesting remedies, of whioh the various members have taken full advantage. 15.—RESEARCH. The following Research Fellows and Scholars have been appointed to work on the subjects severally specified. This list does not include scholars appointed to scholarships founded for research in special subjects. Government Research Fellow— Z. A. Mirfield .£500 Production and uso quality diffraction and micro-rulings.

of high gratings

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Government Research Scholars— Miss C. M. Baron 50 Mycorrhiza of Epacrideae, Miss G. M. Cheney 50 Verticillium Disease and the Influence of Saponin on the growth of fungi. Mr. J. W. M. Eddy 25 Central Banking. Miss L. J . Heyward 50 Algae of Victorian Soils, and Leaf variation in graft hybrids. C. V. Janes 50 Theory of Profits and Business Cycles. W. G. Kannuluik 200 Thermal and Electrical Conductivity of Metals. 100 Reflection of Long X-rays. C. B. 0 . Mohr 25 Organisation of Government W. A. Sandall Departments. D. F. Thomson 50 Working out Field Notes of two anthropological expeditions t o Capo York. Mrs. E. E . Wark 25 Hydroxy-acid Complexes. A. G. Whitlam 50 Australian P o r t Economics. H. B. Williamson 50 Revision of Genus Grevillea; Survey of Kinglake National Park. Fred. Knight Scholar— Pi. ,T. Grieve 20(1 Rose Diseases. Of the above, the following were also appointed M. A. Bartlett Research Scholars, viz:--Miss C. M. Baron (.£100), Miss G. M. Cheney (.£100). Miss L. J . Heyward (,£100), W. G. Kannuluik (£100), C. B. O. Mohr (£100), D. F . Thomson (.£100), Mrs. K. E. Wark (£100), H. Ii. Williamson (£100); and the following additional M. A. Bartlett Research Scholars were appointed: — Mrs. A. Calm £100 F a t Particles of Milk. L. W. H. Malmgren 100 Effect of Diffusion of Zinc into Iron and Steel. Atmospheric disturbances of J . L. Pawsev 100 broadcasting.

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Dr. R. T. Patton £100 for 1929 and £100 for 1930. Factors controlling the distribution of Trees in Victoria. W. J. Wark 100 Intensity variation of Melbourne and Sydney broadcasting stations. J. Wunderly luu Malocclusion of Teeth in t h e Australian Aboriginal. In addition, the sum of £800 has been allotted for the expenses of research. The total number of Graduates and Research Students (excluding whole-time members of the staff and senior students doing some research as part of their course) who have been engaged in research in the various departments, is 33, distributed as follows: Agriculture 2, Bio-Chemistry 1, Anatomy 1, Botany 6, Chemistry 2, Commerce 7, Geology 1, Natural Philosophy 6, Physiology 2, Veterinary 4, Zoology 1. Appointments as follow have been received by Research Scholars in the last twelve months: — H. G. Secoombe has been elected a Rhodes Scholar. B. J. Grieve and C. B. 0 . Mohr have been awarded 1851 Exhibition Scholarships. L. \V. H. Malmgren has joined the staff of the Burmah Corporation. The following is a report on the work of the Research Fellows, and of those scholars who were appointed in 1929: — Z. A. Merfield, working with Sir Thomas Lyle, has continued his research on the production of precision diffraction gratings and micro-rulings. The reconstruction of tho large ruling engine has been completed, and tests indicate t h a t its accuracy has been increased approximately tenfold. Besides tho production of small but very accurate rulings on specially prepared materials for the study of the X-ray region of the Spectrum, some time has been devoted to the ruling of large diffraction gratings required by various institutions, engaged in astro- and solar-physical research.

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I t is well known t h a t wave-length measurements mado in the X-ray region with natural crystals, and with ruled or artificial gratings, do not agree. This discrepancy is the more important as the wave lengths determined by the grating arc employed to determine the space lattice of Calcite, aaid from the value so found the charge on the electron and other fundamental physical constants can be determined. To clear up tho existing doubt regarding this matter, some special rulings, which will enable more accurate wave-length determinations to be made in tho X-Ray region, are being prepared. The experimental ultra-violet light microscope, which was developed for the purpose of testing the rulings made on the small ruling engine, has proved an invaluable addition to the equipment of the laboratory. Care, ful tests indicate that it possesses approximately three times the resolving power of the ordinary oil immersion system. The instrument is being modified for the examination of bacteriological preparations. Dr. Thomas Cherry has continued his work as Cancer Research Fellow. The further series of experiments on mice, referred to in the last report, are now drawing to a close, and it is expected t h a t this particular phase of cancer research will be closed in the course of a few months. K. T. Adamson haa completed his work on the role of enzyme action in the formation of denial calculi. His results have been published in the Australian Journal of Experimental Biology and Medical Science, and tho Australian Journal of Dentistry. Miss I. C. Cookson's work on early fossil plants of Victoria has been embodied in a paper written in conjunction with Professor Lang, of Manchester, which is in the press. A. T. Dann's work on denitrattion products of m—dichlorobenzine has been published1 by the Chemical Society, London. F. G. Elford's microchemical investigation of the seed-coat of Albizzia has been published by the Royal Society of Victoria.

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Miss L. J. Heyward haa completed a paper on tho flowering period of plants, and has also investigated tho structure of a number of plants, particularly grasses, for the Flora of Victoria (in the press). W. G. Kannuluik has continued his determinations of tho thermal and electrical conductivity of metals. Hia results were communicated late in 1929 to tho Royal Society of London, and were accepted for publication by t h a t Society. I t was, however, decided in June, 1930, to withdraw the paper to modify it in the light of certain observations, which were obtained after it was sent to tlie Royal Society. The amended paper will be returned for publication shortly. C. B. 0 . Mohr has investigated the reflection of X-rays by glass and other substances. His results are ready for publication. Professor 0 . W. Richardson, P.R.S., examiner to the Royal Commissioners of tho Exhibition of 1851, expressed his interest in this investigation. Mr. Mohr is continuing his studies at the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge, as an 1851 Exhibition Scholar. H. G. Secconibe, who has been elected a Rhodes Scholar, is continuing his work on the Elizabethan English of Robert Lanehan's letters a t Oxford. G. II. Smith continued his research into the Biochemistry of calculus formation in the mouth, studying the parts played iu the formation of these calculi by tho following factors:—Loss of carbon-dioxide from the saliva, the acidity of the saliva, t h e effects of the diet, the phosphate content of tlie saliva, the action of enzyme in the mouth, and the calcium content. The possible role of enzyme action in the calcification of the gum tissue was also studied. The results of this work have boon published in the Australian Journal of Experimental Biology and Medical Science. Mrs. Warren (Miss 0 . Parker) has been working on tho Uso and Appreciation of Language by Children, and an article embodying part of her results has been accepted for publication in due course in the Australasian Journal of Psychology and Philosophy. H. B. Williamson has jnublished a series of papers on Victorian aquatic plants, and has made good progress with his monograph on Grevillea.

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10.—UNIVERSITY EXTENSION BOARD. The present year has been a very successful one in the work of the Board, carried on in conjunction with the Workers' Educational Association of Victoria. The work has included Tutorial Classes, University Extension Lectures, University Public Fortnight, Factory Addresses, Correspondence Tuition for Country Students, and specially arranged courses of lecturettes given from the Wireless Station, 3LO, Melbourne. Thirty-three Tutorial Classes have been conducted during 1929—15 in the city area, 2 a t the University, 5 in the suburbs (Kew, Malvern, Sandringham, Canterbury and Dandcnong), and 11 in the country centres, comprising Ballarat (2), Bcndigo (2)), Colac, Gcelong (2), Yallourn, Castlemaine, Warrnambool, and St. Arnaud. The tutors during 1929 were 31 in number; the Director of University Extension, Professor Gunn, Professor Agar, Professor Osborne, Dr. Cunningham, Dr. Leach, Dr. Swcetman, Rov. W. Bottomlcv. Rev. W. N. Guuson, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Ian Maxwell, Mr. W. M. Ball, Mr, A. M. Barry, Mr E. J . Ingram, Mr. C. R. Long, Mr. Ian Maxwell, Dr. P. R. E. Mauldon, Mr. J . McRae, Mr. C. B. Montoath, Mr. J . R. Richards, Mr. H. Scott Bennett, and Mr. P . Sinclaire. A class in Musical Appreciation was revived this year, and a new class begun iu Appreciation of Drama. The full list ot subjects thus embraced Economics, Psychology, Philosophy, English Literature, Physiology, History of Science, Nature Study, Australian Literature, Biology, Public Speaking, World History, and Musical Appreciation. Englisli Literature, with its allied subject, Australian Literature, accounted for 477 students; while Psychology, with Philosophy, accounted for 405 students; Economics 313; Public Speaking 159; the Sciences 166. The total number of students in the 33 classes was 1590, which is almost identical with t h a t of tlie previous year. I t is not likely t h a t this number can be much increased unless the number of-classes is increased. Already in several cases, classes are rather large. I t may be pointed out t h a t in 1923 there were 607 Tutorial Class students in 21 classes; in 1925 there were 966 students in 24 classes; in 1927 there were

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1193 students in 28 classes; and this year 1590 students in 33 classes. The range of subjects has increased in the same period from six different subjects to twelve, and t h e number of country classes has increased from 7 to 11. Every effort is being made to encourage students to purchase the text-book prescribed by the tutors, and to write essays. An attempt has been made to grade students in the subject of Psychology. A Public Fortnight was held, and the following courses were run:—Spoken Englisli (176); Some Fundamental Problems of Life (100); Some Australian Economic Problems (95); The Unconscious Mind (70); Some Aspects of the Australian Tariff (66); Physiological Problems of the Day (65); The Novel: Studies in Appreciation (58); Heredity and Evolution (56); The Use of the Projection Lantern in Exhibiting Chemical Phenomena (50); Some Geological Problems (33). I t is interesting to note t h a t the number was equally divided between men and women, there being 385 men and 384 women. Correspondence Tuition has been continued for country students. During the year 73 Extension Lectures were arranged. Apart from a course of six delivered a t the University by Dr. Dale ou Infectious Diseases, and a lecture by Dr. Mauldon at the Victorian Railways Institute, these lectures were distributed throughout country centres, including all sections of the State. Portion of the Carnegie Grant was again used to conduct 93 addresses in factories. Broadcast Lecturettes have been continued once a week from 3 L 0 . 17.—PUBLICATION FUND. The following grants from the Publication Fund have been made, viz.: — £200 as a loan to assist in the publishing of Prof. . Ewart's work on the Flora of Victoria. £50 to tho Royal Society of Victoria towards the expense of £86 in publishing Dr. P a t t o n ' s paper on " Tho Factors Controlling the Distribution of Trees in Victoria."

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£15 to the Australian Journal of Experimental Biology and Medical Science towards the cost of £25 in publishing a paper by Miss J . Norris and Mr. W. E. Chamberlin on the Blood of Cattle and Sheep. £65 to meet the cost of printing a small critical study by Mr. A. R. Chisholra on the art of the French poet Arthur Rimbaud. 18.—STUDENTS' LOAN FUND. A separate statement of the Students' Loan Fund will be found among the accounts in the Appendix. Tho amount of loans outstanding on 31/12/1928 was £24,388 5 5 During the year 1929 the following sums were lent— Additional loans to existing borrowers £659 13 0 Loans to new Borrowers 942 17 0 -. 1,602 10 0 Interest added to borrowers' accounts for the year 1929 amounted to 1,180 15 3 llie repayments received for the year 1929 amounted to

£27,171 10

8

2,759

6

3

Leaving as the balance outstanding on 31st December, 1929 £24,412 7 2 The number of students assisted during 1929 was 36, and the amounts of the loans made ranged from £1(1 to £100. 19.—THE LIBRARY. The General Library now contains 57,381 volumes, and tho Medical and Chemical Library apjiroximately 17,000, the rate of increase having been well maintained during the past year. So far as the supply of new books and current periodicals is concerned, the position is better than at any previous period in the history of the Library, but it is not possible to do very much towards making up arrears. Tlie economic and financial position of Australia has affected book buyers severely. Books have been in the past exempt

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from custom duties; but since July the new taxes have applied to books. Sales tax, primage aud adverse exchange add at least 10 p.c. to their cost. Under these conditions, the purchase of new books must be considerably restricted. An arrangement has been made with tho Trustees of tho Public Library whereby certain scientific periodicals may be borrowed from t h a t Library. This privilege has been availed of to a considerable extent by professors and research workers. All loans are arranged through tho Librarian. I t may be added t h a t in Sydney and Adelaide, a t least, the power of borrowing from the Public Libraries is much wider. Tho provision of additional Library accommodation is a problem t h a t must shortly be faced. Accommodation for readers is already insufficient, and it is likely that more shelving space will be required iu the not very distant future. The accommodation problems concern mainly the Central Library. 20.— BUILDINGS. The chief building operation of the year has been the steps towards the completion of the Main Building. This has been standing in an uncompleted state for 75 years, tho incomplete part unfortunately being t h a t which faced the main entrance. Mr. Edward Stevens, tho late Chairman of the Finance Committee, felt strongly t h a t one more effort should be added to the many t h a t had previously been made to get the building completed; and under his influence tlie Council set aside towards this end a fund of slightly over £4000, which had not been allocated to any special object. The National Bank, in consideration of improved accommodation to be provided for it, agreed to give £1000 for tho same purpose. This was the position when tho Government offered £5000 from t h e Unemployment Relief Fund. The total cost will bo some £14,000, but the advantage of getting the building completed would bo so great t h a t the Oouncil felt tho opportunity should not be missed, and the work has been put in hand. A much-needed extension to the Metallurgy building haa been made at a cost of about £1400; and an Ineectarium has been erected i" connection with the

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School of Agriculture at a cost of about £1200. The Council was able to provide both of these without appealing to the Government for special grants. 21.—UNIVERSITY PRESS. • The following statement covers the essential work of tho Press for the year: — The number of books sold for students in the Secondhand Book Exchange was 1649, a further increase on last year's record number. The value of sales effected was £645/19/8. Tho Post Office business resulted as follows:—Value of stamps sold, £801/1/10; Number of telegrams received and despatched, 2308; Value of money orders issued a,nd cashed, £1859/2/6; Number of registered articles handled, 2527. In most cases these figures represent a substantial increase in business effected. Payment for the work done, even though so meagre in the past, threatens to become even less, if the abolition of tho stamp commission is applied t o allowance offices. Tho number of volumes in the Education Library is now 302. The use of the Library is practically confined to candidates for the degree of Master of Education. Tho Students' Handbook has been improved through a re-arrangement of tho sections given to prescribed text-books. Tliese are now printed in alphabetical order, each section of the list indicating order of importance being separated from the other for purposes of clearness of direction to students and booksellers. The Publication Foundation has arrived at the respectable total of £2,000. The bulk of this is from accumulated profits, representing eight years of steady growth. The number of hoods and gowns is now 325 of the former and 39 of the latter. The increase in stocks represented by these figures was found necessary in view" of the growing number of graduates, mostly in Arts and Commerce. The following books, pamphlets and periodicals, published in association with Messrs. Macmillan and Co., have been issued during the year. Giblin's " Australia, 1930," turned out a best-seller, and booksellers and t h e

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public alike are now said to be looking to the Press for providing this type of expert publication, unobtainable from any other Australian publishing house: — The A r t of A r t h u r Rimbaud, by A. R. Chisholm. Credit and Currency Control, by Professor D. B . Copland. Australia, 1930, by Professor L. F . Giblin. Notes for Medical Students in N a t u r a l Philosophy. Practical Notebook for Botany (Medical Course)The Economic Record, the Organ of the Economic Society of Australia and New Zealand. The Transport Supplement of t i e Economic Record. The M a n u a l of the Australian Music Examinations Board. The Peopling of Australia, edited by P . D. Phillips and G. L. Wood (2nd ed.). Studies i n A u s t r a l i a n Affairs, edited by R. C. Mills, P. Campbell and G. V. Portus (2nd ed.). The following are in progress of publication: — The Squatting Age i n Australia, by Professor S. H . Roberts. The Flora of Victoria, by Professor A. J . Ewart. -In Experiment i n I n d i v i d u a l Education, by C. Fenner and A.. G. Paull. (To bo issued by the Australian Council for Educational Research.) The Lecture Note system instituted at the beginning of 1930 has proved a great success, for not only was tho price ot notes, compared with t h a t charged by an organisation which was previously supplying notes, reduced to less than half, b u t the bulk of the notes were printed on good paper after being written and corrected by tho lecturer in the subject concerned. The system, therefore, instead of being semi-clandestine became official, authoritative, and efficient, while the cost to subscribers fell. I t is hoped further to reduce costs and thus to help still further the country student, whose inability to attend lectures is a sufficient handicap without adding a financial penalty. Notes are provided in the following subjects, to which it is expected, next year to add Mathematics: Advanced Logic, English A, English C, French Parts I., I I . , E d . ; History of Philosophy, Modern Political Institutions, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Psychology Logic and Ethics, Sociology.

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The problem of providing proper supplies of new textbooks has never been solved; the Press has wrestled with it for eight years, and has made some improvements!. The recently concluded agreement under which the following booksellers agree to specialise in tho books prescribed by the faculties named, advances tho matter a further step or two, the most important item being the decision of the Press to undertake the stocking in the bookroom of all books prescribed for Science subjects:—Messrs. Allan and Co., Music; Law Book Co., Law, and law subjects for Commerce; G. J . iManton, Architecture; W. Ramsay, Dental Science, Medicine; Robertson aud Mullens, Agriculture, Arts, Commerce, Education, Engineering; University Press, Science. 22.—BURSARIES. The following Bursaries, etc., in the gift of the University, have been awarded by a special Committee of tho Council, after considering confidential information furnished to i t : — Two Aitchisou Undergraduate Scholarships, one to an Engineering and one to a Medical Student. The Sharp Bursary to a Medical Student. The Shell Company Bursary to an Arts Student. Assistance to four students from the Sailors and Soldiers' Fund. In addition, the usual two free studentships to pupils from tho University High School, and one to a cadet from tho Railways Department, have been granted. 23.—DAVID SYME P R I Z E . Tlie annual prize, now of £125, founded iu 1905 by the late Mr. Daiid Syme, for the best thesis based upon original work in Biology, Chemistry, Geology or Natural Philosophy, open to all persons resident iu Australia for not'lcss than five years, has been awarded to E . T. Patton, D . S c , for hia work ou " T h e Factors Controlling the Distribution of Trees in Victoria." 69A

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24.—HA'RBISON-HIGINBOTHAM SCHOLARSHIP. The annual scholarship of £100, founded by the next of kin of tlie late William Harbison, for original work in History, Economics, Politics, Administration,. Government and Sociology, has been awarded to G. L. Wood. M.A.. Litt.D., for his work, "Australian Overseas Borrowing." 25.—KILMANY SCHOLARSHIP. Tho Kilmany Scholarship for advanced study and research in economic problems, founded by the late W. R. Pearson, has been awarded to J . M. Garland, B . A . „ B.Com., for work on " L a n d Valuation in Victoria." 26.—RHODES SCHOLAR. Mr. H. G. Seccombe, B.A., of Queen's College, has. been selected as Victorian Rhodes Scholar for 1930. 27.—1851 EXHIBITION SCHOLARSHIP. Each year, the Royal Commissioners of the 1851 Exhibition offer three Science Research Scholarships to nominees from Australia. Messrs. B . J. Grieve, ' M . S c , and C. B. O. Mohr, B.A., M.Sc, were this year nominated by thus University, and each was awarded a Scholarship. Mr. Mohr has proceeded to the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge, and Mr Grieve to London and Cambridge, to fulfil the' conditions of the awards. 28.—FREE PASSAGES. Tho four free passages to Europe, granted annually to graduates for purposes of further study, and shared by the following steamship lines, viz., the Aberdeen, the Blue Funnel, the Orient and the P . & O., have been awarded to T. P . Considine, B.A., B . J. Grieve, M . S c , J . C. W. Brown, B.A., and C. B, O. Mohr, B.A.,. M.Sc. 29,—BEATTEE SMITH LECTURES. The Beattie Smith Lectures on Insan'ty founded by a bequest from the late Dr. William ' Beattie Smith were delivered by Professor W . S. Dawson, of Sydney, his subject being " The Dynamic Conoejition of MentaDisorder and its Application." t

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30.—MATHISON LECTURES. Dr. C. H. Kellaway has been appointed to deliver tha Mathison lectures, founded aa a memorial of Dr. G. C. M. Mathison, who was killed a t Gallipoli on the 18th May, 1915. Dr. Kellaway has selected as his subject " Snake Venom and I m m u n i t y , " and proposes to deliver the lectures in November. 31.—THALIA ROCHE MEMORIAL. Dr. A. M. Wilson has been appointed to give the Thalia Roche Demonstrations in Obstetrics, founded by Dr. C. W. G. Roche as a memorial to his late sister, Thalia. 32.—E. H. HMBLEY MEMORIAL. At tho Annual Commencement ou the 12th April, a memorial taiblet to the late Dr. E. H. Embley, which had been placed on the walls of Wilson Hall, was unveiled by His Excellency the Governor, Lord Somere, and presented to the University. Professor Osborne, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, spoke of Dr. Embley's work, and recounted how, working in the Physiology Department of the University, he had set out to review the work of the Hyderabad Commission on the uses of anaesthetics and the causes of their failure; t h a t ho had shown that every conclusion in t h a t Commission's Report, which had hitherto been accepted as final, was wrong, and t h a t the publication of his work in 1902 was the turning point in the history of the use of anaesthetics, and had led to the modern safety which accompanied their use. 33.—FINANCES. The financial position of the University during the year under review has been easy. Its revenue had not yet become reduced, and tho increasing difficulties of the economic position of the State led to a more careful attitude generally and to a willingness to refrain from pressing, or oven making, requests which would have been quite reasonable iu normal times. Its revenue is now, however, showing signs of falling off in several directions, whilst some of its minor charges are being increased by new Government imposts. The latter are harassing and troublesome, b u t recognising the needs

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of the Government, the University does not complain. On the contrary, it desires to do all it can to help in tho present crisis, both through the advice and assistance which some of its members are specially qualified to give, and also through a general spirit of loyalty to our leaders, which shall load all its members to render tho most efficient service of which they are capable, and cheerfully to bear their part in the difficult times which must precede a return to prosperity. 34.—MYER FUND. Tho following expenditure from the Sidney Myer University Trust has been authorised: — Heating System, Arts Building (additional)) - £187 Conservatorium Cottage (additional) 68 Extension to Metallurgy School 1420 Investment of p a r t of income 500 Investment of proceeds of sale of rights to a new issue 1350 35.—VETERINARY SCHOOL. Negotiations have continued throughout the year with a view to getting a settlement with the Government as to the future of the Veterinary School, and the Council has satisfaction in reporting t h a t , a t the end of tho year under review, the Government reached a decision under which the sum of £2,000 was to be paid to cover the University's expenditure up to the 30th June, 1930. A new grant of £3,500 per annum is to be made for five years dating from the 1st July, 1930, and an agreement is to be entered into between the University and the Department of Agriculture as to the services the Veterinary School staff are to render to the Department. One effect of the partial closing down of the activities of the Veterinary School was that the Free Clinio for sick animals belonging to poor people, which had been in existence since the inception of the School, and in which students got a regular part of their training, had to be closed. The cessation of the service which was rendered to tho community by the Free Clinic was felt severely by the class of owner who had been in the habit of taking advantage of it. and the

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want became so impressed upon the members of the Animal Welfare League and the Victorian Society for tho Protection of Animals t h a t they joined in submitting to the University a proposal that, the Free Clinic should be re-opened, and t h a t they should pay the University a subsidy in order to enable it t o do this. Arrangements along these lines were readily concluded; Dr. E. F . J. Bordeaux was appointed Veterinary Surgeon in charge of the Clinic, and active operations were re-commenced at the beginning of March last. The need for the work done by the, clinic haa been emphasised by the large number of patients brought to it on two afternoons each week. Research continues to hold an important place in t h e activities of the Veterinary School. Mr. E . M. Piillar, M.V.Sc, Walter and Eliza. Hall Fellow, has continued the researches, commenced in 1928 by t h e Acting Director, Dr. H. E. Albiaton, on Mammary Actinomycosis of Cattle. The present investigation into this disease includes the method of infection and the development of accurate methods of diagnosis. During the year, the staff of the Research Institute, in conjunction with the Biochemical department commenced a preliminary investigation of cases of Prepaiturient Eclampsia in Sheep, a disease which exacts a heavy toll of the breeding ewes each year in this State. 36.—TECHNICAL COLLEGES. Under the Statute providing for the recognition of work done at Technical Colleges, the Maryborough Technical School, and Dookie Agricultural College have been added to the list of recognised Technical Colleges. Eleven such Institutions in Victoria are now recognised by the University, and students who have done courses at those Schools may be granted varying concessions in respect of work already done on their entering a course at the University. 37.—CANBERRA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. When the Commonwealth Government commenced to move the headquarters of its Departments to Canberra, a great many of the individuals concerned were persons who had previously been residents of Melbourne,

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and there were a number who were embarked on courses of University study. In the circumstances tlie University found itself practically compelled to treat Canberra as it was in the habit of treating country centres in Victoria, and it was accordingly agreed to furnish such correspondence assistance as was available to students resident in Canberra, and to hold examinations in Canberra. During the year under review the matter haa developed further hy the establishment in Canberra of a regularly constituted University College, and a relationship between the University and the College has been entered into along lines similar to those already existing between the University and Technical Schools in Victoria. 38.—LAW SCHOOL. The Council has great pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of a notable gift, through their Honours the Judges of the Supreme Court, of £30,000 out of tho Supreme Court, Library Fund for the endowment of a second Chair in the Law School, to bo known as the Chair of Public Law. Tlie establishment of the new Chair necessarily involved a division of the work at present undertaken by Professor Bailey as Professor of Jurisprudence; and as between the w-ork to be undertaken in future by the Professors of Jurisprudence and of Public Law, Professor Bailey preferred that which would fall to the latter Chair, The Council concurred, and has appointed Professor Bailey to the new Chair as from the beginning of the academic year 1931. a.nd is now calling for applications to fill the Chair of Jurisprudence. Tho Council is greatly indebted to their Honours the Judges for having made possible this increase in the teaching efficiency of the Law School. 39 .—BENEFACTIONS. Tho Council acknowledges with gratitude the receipt of tho following gifts ill money during the y e a r : - Mr. R. B . Ritchie, £2900, and £996/15/7. being the final instalments of the gift of £30,000, for the endowment of the Chair of Economics. Supreme Court Library Fund, £30,000, for the endowment of a Chair of Publio Law.

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The Edward Wilson ( " T h e A r g u s " ) Trust, £20,000 of New South Wales 3 per cent Stock, for the endowment of the Chair of Obstetrics; also £300 for Gastric Research; and £290 for the Clinic of Mental Deficiency. The late Mr. P . A. Kernot, £5,062/13/2, aa an endowment for special apparatus and plant for the Engineering Department or for Scholarships. Dr. C. W. G. Roche, £1,000, for tlie endowment of the Thalia Roche Memorial Demonstrations in Obstetrics. Chamber of Manufactures, its annual subsidy of £1500. Walter and Eliza Hall Trust, £450 for Veterinary Research Fellowship. Tho Trustees of the Mining and Metallurgical Bursaries Fund, £200, towards the cost of Metallurgical equipment, and £100, for special X-ray equipment for tho Natural Philosophy Department, and £360 p.a. subsidy to Chair of Metallurgy. Misses M. and G. Turner, £500, to endow the Sir George Turner Exhibition in Law. Mr. MacPherson Robertson, £300, for the purchase ot a Ricardo Oil Engine for the Engineering Department : also £50 towards the emoluments of the Chair of Anatomy. Through Professor Laby, for equipment for X-ray research; Adam Uilger Ltd.. £ 6 0 ; Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd., £350. " A.N.T.," £250, for Research. Electrolytic Zinc Company, £200, for research in the Natural Philosophy Department. The Shell Company of Australia Ltd., promise of a bursary of £150 p.a. for the three years of the Arts course. The National Bank of Australasia Ltd., £100, for the University Press. Dr. Alan Newton, £100; Mrs. J. S. Fraser, £f>0; Dr. H. B. Devine, £ 2 0 ; Sir Richard Stawell, £ 2 0 ; Dr. Julian Smith, £ 1 0 ; Dr. J . P. Mackeddic, £ 1 0 ; Dr. Murray Morton, £ 1 0 : Dr. C. G. Shaw, £ 1 0 ; Dr. Allan Hailes, £ 5 ; all towards the emoluments of the Chair of Anatomy. . Tho late Miss E. K. H. Chrisn £780. instalment of bequest to endow a J. 6 . Chrisp Law Bursary. Dr. Kenufdv. £50. for Medical Research in the Pathology Department.

1046

ANNUAL REPORT,

1929-30

Broken Hill Proprietary Co., £40, annual subsidy to Chair of Metallurgy. H r s . W. Fyvie, £30, and Mr. H. Fenton, £20, for Cancer Research. Professor Payne, £25, to Civil Engineering Chair Endowment Fund. Mrs. Albert Miller, £25 towards the cost ot orchestral concerts. Also of the following gifts of apparatus and the like: — Staff and Students' Purchases Society, seats for the grounds; Mr. E. Norton Grim wade, rain gauge for the Agriculture Department; Trustees of the South Kensington Museum, five large crates of casts for tho Architecture Department; Victorian Government, Victorian Government Consolidated Statutes; Professor Michell and Sir James Barrett, books for the Library; Lady Northcote Permanent Orchestra Trust, full score, orchestral parts and chorus parts of compositions by Percy Grainger. 40.—APPENDICES. The following appendices are attached hereto: — Appendix A.—List of Contributions to Literature and Science. Appendix B.—Statement of Accounts for the year 1929. AH of which I have the honour to submit for your Excellency's consideration. I have the honour to be, Tour Excellency's Most Obedient Servant. J. H. M A C F A R L A N D , M.A.,

LL.D.,

Chancellor 6th October, 1930.

^Ittivmitjj Equal McNicholl, Joyce Candace (Queen's) J Lync, John Alexander (Ormond) ) ,-, , lllal Shaw, Alison Jean (Teachers' College) j Brown, Evelyn Rule (Queen's) } O'Hara, Jean Elizabeth. (Teachers' College) > Equal Westcrton, Margaret Elizabeth (Trinity) } Polglazc, Muriel Jean

1094

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30. Third Class. Nohle, Gwenyth May (Teachers' College) Shaw, George (Ormond) Johnston, William Y'ouug - (Teachers' College) Shaw, Elizabeth McKay' (Trinity). Johnston, Alice Maudo (Ormond) Wilke, Hilda May (Queen's) Strangward, Marjorie Kathleen \ Brady, Leila Elvie (Trinity) i $ , Parish, Alan (Queen's) ( " ~ " Newman) J Hardiman, Joan Mary (Ne Overend, Margaret Trahair (Queen's) \ y ^ . ^ Russell, Margaret Erina Bedford > '4 Wee Tow, Veronica (Ormond) ~) Atkin, Barbara Graham (Trinity) [ Equal Kcane, Phoebe Valcntia (Newman) ) Leslie, Ernest Kenneth (Trinity) Kettle, Marjorie Ivy Hollis (Queen's) Alexander, John Clifford } ,-, , Lee, Harry Alwyn (Queen's) 3 q u F R E N C H , PAET I . First Class. Quaine, Francis Patrick (Teachers' College) ."'. Baldwin, Kolf Redmond (Trinity) Second Class. Brown, Allen Stanley (Queen's) Third Class. O'Hara, Jean Elizabeth (Teachers' College) Hurley, John Brinsmead (Teachers' College) Lube, Mary Katrin (Newman) Grutzner, Albert Brandon (Trinity) McPhec, Kathleen Helen (Ormond) Pescott, May Millicent Furphy (Queen's) Johnston, William Young (Teachers' College) Trudiuger, Francis Hurter (Teachers' College) Earl, Alice Constance (Ormond) Bagnall, Mary Fugo Brown, Evelyn Rule (Queen's) Russell, Margaret Erina Bedford

CLASS LISTS.

1090,

Bainbridge, Francis Council (Teachers' College) Bonney, Beatrice Ha Refshauge. Donella Lilian (Ormond) Stawell. .Mary Elisabeth Russell, Hilary Marion Leura (Trinitj Utbcr, Olive Leila (Queen's) Marlow, John Herbert Campbell, Alice (Ormond) Pitts, Maud Blanton (Trinity) Maclean, Alan Hutchings (Ormond) Keane, Phoebe Valentia (Newman) The following candidates, though not eligible to appear in the Class List, have qualified in this subject"" as prescribed for the Degree with Honours: — P i t t , John Augustine Sholl, Dorothy Maud GERMAN, P A R T ' I . First Class. None. Second Class. Refshauge, Donella Lilian (Ormond)' Third Class. Murdoch, Kathleen Marion (Teachers' College) The following candidate, though not eligible to appear in the Class List, has qualified in this subject asprescribed for the Degree with Honours: — Lodewyckx, Karel Axal B R I T I S H HISTORY, B. First Class. Russell, Hilary Marion Leura (Trinity) Second Class. Plant, Janet Blake Super, Alfred Newton (Ormond) Overend, Margaret Trahair (Queen's) Cohen, Barbara (Trinity)

:

Q096

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929 30.

Pippcy, Philip Henry Stephens, John Emmerson (Teachers' College) Knight, Dorothy M'aida (Trinity) Swanton, Robert (Ormond) Plant, George Shaw (Teachers' College) Hyett, Nancy (Trinity) Longthorn, John Bernard (Queen's) Bradshaw, Frederick Maxwell (Ormond) Davies, Olwen Myra (Queen's) Strangward. Marjorie Kathleen Baird, Marion Elder (Ormond) Shaw, George (Ormond) Third Class. Wilkc, Hilda May (Queen's) Noble, Gwenyth May (Teachers' College) Brown, Allen Stanley (Queen'sl Lyne, John AJexander (Ormond) Westerton, Margaret Elizabeth (Trinity) Whitehead, Dorothy Eleanor Brady, Leila Elvie (Trinity) Do Croepigny, Nancy Champion (Trinity) Horner,' Arthur Geoffrey (Queen's) Clark. Margaret Maplestone Kaw, Herbert Allan iPSYCHOLOGT, LOGIC AND ETHICS. First Class. Mathieson, James Keith Wilson (Queen's) Swanton, Robert (Ormond) Second Class. Cherry, Charmian Mavis (Trinity) Namkcrvis, Francis Thomas (Queen's) Wilson, Alan Rov (Queen's) Goldberg, Louis ) L, , 01

/?

ir,

J\ \ hqual

Shaw, George (Ormond) ' ' McCutcheon, Oliver Keith Osborn McNab John Rex (Ormond) Hull, John Eaglcsfield (Queen's) ) t , Williams, Edwin Lvall 3 •Balderstone, John Russell (Ormond")

1

,

CLASS LISTS.

1097

Third Class. Crouch, Geoffrey Stanton (Queen's) Baird, Marion Elder (Ormond) Alexander, John Clifford Abbott, Ruby Jean (Teachers' College) Johnston, Alice Maude (Ormond) i_ Eaual Lee, Harry Alwyn (Queen's) C Richards, Ronald Edwin (Trinity) ) Clark, Beatrice Gertrude Toung, Geoffrey Ernest Kelly, John Leonard (Newman) Bradshaw, Frederick Maxwell (Ormond)) Cook, Charles Osborne Leigh (Queen's) Harris, Stewart Selwyn (Queen's) I Equal Ladbrook, Albert William Longthom, John Bernard (Queen's) I

I

PURE MATHEMATICS, PART I . First Class. Stanes, John Gladstone (Teachers' College) } -g Treweek, A.lfred Waiter (Teachers' College) Triidinger, Frances Hurter (Teachers'College Second Class. Oddie, Thomas Harold (Trinity) \ g' Woodruff, Michael Francis Addison (Queen's) ; £ Coffey, William Henry (Queen's) ( „ , Shaw, Alison Jean (Teachers' College) , r ' W l a i Third Class. Homewood, Grace (Teachers' College) D'Helin, Jean Estelle (Teachers' College) > ,, Hore. Charles Vivian 3 H^uaI ' Knight, John Langford (Queen's) Harvey, John Lewes Whilton Sutherland, Douglas Macnicol (Trinity) MIXED MATHEMATICS. PART I. First Class. Oddie, Thomas Harold (Trinity) Coffey, William Henry (Queen's)

flOOS

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929 3(1.

Second Class. Hore, Charles Vivian Woodruff, Michael Francis Addison (Queen's) Third Class. Knight, John Langford (Queen's) Hornewood, Grace (Teachers' College) ANCIENT HISTORV. First Class. Pippey, Philip Henry ' t,' -1 Russell, Hilary Marion Leura (Trinity) j r j 1 u d ' 1 Second Class. iBidstrup, Robert Austin (Trinity) ~\ -z • Quaine, Francis Patrick (Teachers' College) > 5. Super, Alfred Newton (Ormond) }w Stephens, John Emmerson (Teachers' College) Boardman, Annie Beatrice (Trinity) Plant, George Shaw (Teachers' College) 7*., , Plant, J a n e t Blake 3 &'iual Third Class. Bradshaw, Frederick Maxwell (Ormond) Swanton, Robert (Ormond) Davies, Olwen Myra (Queen's) Outram, Ella Mary Jean (Queen's) Merril.lees, Kathleen Ilildcr Lyne, John Alexander (Ormond) GREEK, PART I I . First Class. McNab, John Rex (Ormond) Taylor, Ronald James Grant (Trinity) Low, William Charles (Ormond) Second Class. "Henowden, Raymond Rosenficld (Trinity) • Garran, Isham Peter (Trinity) McKie, John David (Trinity) Ewing, George Godfrey .(Trinity)

CLASS LISTS.

1099

The following candidate, though not eligible to appear in the Class List, has qualified in this subject as .prescribed for the Degree with Honouns: — Curtin, John Patrick LATIN, PART I I . First Class. M N a b , John Rex (Ormond) Oorr, Vernon Ma.nson (Trinity) Sussex, Ronald Thomas (Queen's) Garran, Isham Peter (Trinity) Second Class. Taylor, Ronald James Grant (Trinity) O'Hara, Nancy Mary Agnes (Newman) Wimpole, Horace Arthur (Trinity) Reiiowden, Raymond Rosentield (Trinity) Low, William Charles (Ormond) Ewing, George Godfrey (Trinity) M'Kic, John David (Trinity) Third Class. Warren, Dorothea Joyce (Queen's) Whitelaw, Ethel Bnrdett Hull, Mary Kathleen Laxmour (Queen's) Jones, Merlyn H u t t o n ('Trinity) The following candidate, though not eligible to appear in the Class List, has qualified in this subject as prescribed for the Degree with Honours: — Ourtiu, John Patrick E.NGLISH LANGUAGE, PART I I . First Class. Hoggart, Jean Elizabeth (Trinity) Second Class. Tryhrorn, Constance Mary (Teachers' College) Stewart, Nellie Snowden Marrabel, Olive Marian (Teachers' College) Houston, Hester May (Teachers' College)

11Q0

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

Third Class. Harper, John Brisbane (Trinity) Alexander, Nell Hamilton (Teachers' College) Vaughan, Frances (Newman) Hutton, Geoffrey William (Ormond) Thompson, Margaret llona (Trinity) Jones, Merlyn Hutton (Trinity) Kills, Gwendolyn May (Trinity) Ga-wne, Norma (Trinity) E N G L I S H LITERATURE, PART I I . First Class. Stewart, Nellie Snowden Hutton, Geoffrey William (Ormond) Hoggart, Jean Elizabeth (Trinity) Second Class. Ellis, Gwendolyn May (Trinity) Harper, John Brisbane (Trinity) Third Class. Thompson, Margaret llona (Trinity) i ., , Vaughan, Frances (Newman) ) i '-'l a * 1 Zwar, Charles Joseph (Trinity) ) "|" Marrabel, Olive Marian (Teachers' College) \ £f M'Lennan, Annie Victoria (Teachers' College) Wadsworth, Betty (Newman) "/ ,, , Warren, Dorothea Joyce j llua Houston, Hester May (Teachers' College) Gawne, Norma ('Trinity) Try horn, Constance Mary (Teachers' College) Jones, Merlyn Hutton (Trinity) Alexander, Nell Hamilton (Teachers' College) FRENCH, PART I I . First Class. Sussex, Ronald Thomas (Queen's) Stewart, Nellie Snowden P i t t , John Augustine

GLASS LISTS.

HQT

Second Class. Schruhin, Albert Kdwa-rd (Teachers' College) O'Hara, Nancy Mary Agnes (Newman) Third Class. Byrne, Helen (Newman) Hull, Mary Kathleen Larmour (Queen's) Glue-sou, Patricia Sybil (Trinity) Wadsworth, Betty (Newman) Hawkins, Eileen (Teachers' College) Elliott, Mary Frances (Queen's) King, Henry Gchle (Trinity) Vaughan, Moira (Newman) The following candidate, though not eligible to appear in tho Class List, has qualified in this subject as prescribed for the Degree with Honours: — Deasey, Louise Eileen (Trinity) FRENCH LANGUAGE AND PHILOLOGY. First Class. Sussex, Rouaid Thomas (Queen's) P i t t , John Augustine Second Class. Byrne, Helen (Newman) Third Class. King, Henry Gehle (Trinity) GERMAN, PART I I . First Class. Lube, Mary Katrin (Newman) Second Class. Hawkins, Eileen (Teachers' College)

1102

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 192M-3U.

BRITISH HISTORY, D. First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class. Cathie, William Robert (Queen's) AUSTRAI.ASIAN HISTORY. First Class. Foyster, John Causton (Ormond) Mclnerncy, Murray Vincent (Newman) Lewis, Ivan James (Queen's) Prcndcrgast, William Arthur Forsyth, William Douglass (Teachers' College) Second Class. Norwood, William Stevenson Willis, Dorothy May Boardman, Annie Beatrice (Trinity) Morris, Dorothy Vere Newman (Trinity) Coombe, Dulcie Ruth (Teachers' College) McHiitchison, Elvie Mary (Teachers' College) Ray, Gladys Eveline (Ormond) Cumpston, John Stanley (Queen's) Shaim, Frank (Trinity) Heffey, Charles Gerard (Newman) Third Class. Elliott, Mary Frances (Queen's) Long, Wylfa Alice (Trinity) Cathie, William Robert (Queen's) Laugher, Henry George Rylah, Arthur Gordon (Trinity) Crosskell, Clarence Cameron O'Loughlin, Paul Carmel (Newman) Aitken, Marjorie B u r t Swan, Mary Dorothy Vair Edmonds, Phillip Martin (Teachers' College) Merrillees, Kathleen Hilder

CLASS LISTS.

1 103

EUROPEAN HISTORY. A. First Class. Mclnerney, Murray Vincent (Newman) •'•' Boardman, Annie Beatrice (Trinity) Prendergast, William Arthur Second Class. Silver, Charles (Teachers' College) Elliott, Mary Frances (Queen's) Willis, Dorothy May Newton, Betty Newton Inglis, Grosvenor Thomas (Queen's) lleft'ey, Charles Gerard (Newman) Third Class. Hoggart, Jean Elizabeth (Trinity) O'Loughlin, Paul Carmel (Newman) Edmonds, Phillip Martin (Teachers' College) Vaughan, Moira (Newman) Long, Wylfa Alice (Trinity) Swan, Mary Dorothy Vair Aitkeu, Marjorie B u r t Bickford, Phyllis Royal (Queen's) ECONOMICS, PART I . First Glass. Prendergast, William Arthur ~) .. . Rouch, Beryl A lye; (Ormoud) 3 J , < i u a l Boardman, Annie Beatrice (Trinity) Second Class. Silver, Charles (Teachers' College) Latham, John Scott (Ormond) ^ „ , Laugher, Henry George 3 J"Lla Willis, Dorothy May Wilson, Geoffrey McKinley Ray, Gladys Eveline (Ormond) Mclnerney, Murray Vincent (Newman) Shanu, Frank (Trinity) Hartnell, Bernard William (Queen's) -73A

1104

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

Third Class. Rylah, Arthur Gordon (Trinity) Long, Wylfa Alice (Trinity) Edmonds, Phillip Martin (Teachers' College)HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY. First Class. None. Second Class. Arthur, Robert Gordon (Queen's) Third Class. Hambly, William Frank (Queen's) Weeks, Stanley Irvine (Queen's) ADVANCED ETHICS. First Class. Hutton, Geoffrey William (Ormond) Second Class. Arthur, Robert Gordon (Queen's) Hambly, William Frank (Queen's) Glceson, Patricia Sybil (Trinity) Third Class. Weeks, Stanley Irvine (Queen's) Powell, Ruby Ethel (Ormond) PURE

MATHEMATICS, PART I I . First Class. Boss, Frank (Ormond) Richard, Evan Lewis (Queen's) Second Class. Burhop, Eric Henry Stoneley I lj" Schruhm, Albert Edward (Teachers' C o l l e g e ) ! ^ Pownall, Elizabeth Ellen (Trinity) } E j Robinson, Ian James 3 1

CLASS LISTS.

1105

Third Class. Cockrem, Edwin Hoad (Teachers' College) ) ., , Hill. Adeline Emnui (Queen's) ) qual MIXED MATHEMATICS PART First Class. Ross, Frank (Ormond)

II.

Second Class. None. Third Class. Cockrem, Edwin Hoad (Teachers' College)) --, , Hill, Adeline Emma (Queen's) 3 ^l"8,1 EDUCATION. First Class. Merlo, John Aloysins (Teachers' College) | „ , "Whiteoa-k, Leonard George 3 "u * Second Class. Bain, William Henry Dawson, William Gordon 1 ,, , , :Sha.w, Robert Allan (Teachers' College) 3 ^ l 1 " " Third Class. Davies, Mary (Trinity) Downs, Edna Kathleen (Teachers' Colilege) ) g ^Silver, William Ian (Teachers' College) 3 =• Douglas, Ambrose William (Teachers' College) Tasker, Richard Joseph Norman NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, P A R T I . First Class. -Andrews, John Douglas (Teachers' College) } g Oddie, Thomas Harold (Trinity) 3 S • Smith Leonard H a r t (Teachers' College)

1 106

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929.30.

Nadenbousch,

Reginald

Aiphonse (Teachers' College)1 King, John Campbell (Ormond) Hore, Charles Vivian Woodruff, Michael Francis Addison (Queen's) . Sutherland, Douglas Macnicol (Trinity) Second Class. Miller, Henry Crowle, Gavan Miohael (Trinity) ~) v , James, Robert William ) c " 1UlU Third Class. Praser, Colin Keith ) „ , Knight, John Langford (Queen's) ) J " U l Harvey, John Lewes Whilton CHEMISTRY, PART I. First Class. Smith, Leonard H a r t (Teachers' ColVege) Oddie, Thomas Harold (Trinity) Andrews, John Douglas (Teachers' College) Second Class. King, John Campbell (Ormond) Lewis, Lewis (Trinity) Harvey, John Lowes Whilton Kaye, Albert Henry Tisdaill, Alfred Leyster (Queen's) ( r, . Wark, Don Campbell s ^qual Third Class. Fraser, Colin Keith Knight, John Langford (Queen's) Sutherland. Douglas Macnicol (Trinity) Venables, John Robert Carlisle / f Woodruff, Miohael Francis Addison (Queen's) J g" James, Robert William Hore, Cliarles Vivian

CLASS LISTS.

1 1 07'

GEOLOGY, PART I. First Class. None. Second Class. Campbell, James Donald } ^ Stuckey, Francis Campbell (Teachers' College) 3 £ Fry, William Gordon (Teachers' College) Vince, Helen Catherine (Teachers' College) Black, Keith William (Ormond) Mcllroy, Bartlett Woodbridge Third Class. Cameron, Alexander Kenneth Hallihan, Mary Bridget Clarke, Paul Edward ^v-,,^ Sharwood, Marjorie May 3 'I" 1 ' Bouncy, Beatrice Ha BOTANY, PART I. First Class. Hoette, Shirley Kitson, Ailberta Mavis (Teachers' CoUege) Second Class. Abrahams, E.lsie Louisa Atkins, George Atherstone (Queen's) Third Class. Balderstone, John Russell (Ormond)) „ , Eckersley, Audrey May 3 , t"'ual McLennan, Ian Munro (Ormond) Third Class. Pederick, Edward Howard (Queen's) Weickhardt, Leonard William Cockrem, Edwin Hoad (Teachers' College)

CLASS LISTS.

CHEMISTRY, PART I I . First Class. Tkldey, Howard Hadfield Hambly, Arthur Neville (Teachers' College) Second Class. None. Third Class. Ripper, Elizabeth Arnold (Trinity) Atkinson, Nancy Semmens, George Segbert Cornwall Anderson, Gilbert GEOLOGY:, PAIRT n . First Class. Ripper, Elizabeth Arnold (Trinity) Broadhurst, Edward Hambly, Arthur Neville (Teachers' College) BOTANY, PART I I . First Class. None. Second Class. None Third Class. Suding, Rachel Addey (Teachers' College) ZOOLOGY, PART I I . First Class. None. Second Class. Sutherland, Jean Loc'kh'art

U09

UIO

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART i n . # First Class. Lang, Keith Campbell (Teachers' College) Lane, Ralph Charles Hradli'y (Trinity) ) f' Price, William Trevor (Teachers' College) ) ,% Second Class. Gardner, Cliarles Everson (Ormond) Allen, John Maurice Third Class. Proudfoot, Alec Grenville Stewart (Teachers' Oolleg< CHEMISTRY, PART I I I . First Class. Dick, John Henry Second Class. Dixon, Reginald Harry 1 „. Paul. Richard Edwin (Teachers' College) j t ( 1 McPhee, Isobel Margaret Third Glass. Robertson, Isabelle Hilda (Trinity) Edwards, Austin Burton METALLURGY, PART I I . (Science Course) First Class. None. Second Class. Dick, John Henry ^„ , Edwards, Austin Burton \ "' GEOLOGY, PART ILL First Class. None.

,

al

CLASS LISTS.

1 1 1 ll

Second Class. Thomas, Leonard Alderson (Teachers' College) Suding, Rachel Addey (Teachers' College) BOTANY, PART I I I . First Class. Thomas, Leonard Alderson (Teachers' College) Fisher, Eileen Elizabeth (Queen's) Second Class. Dollie, Mary Sigrid ZOOLOGY, PART I I I . First Class. None. Second Class. Rountrec, Phyllis Margaret (Trinity) Wade, Alan Morris Murray, Florence Viviennc (Trinity) PHYSIOLOGY, PART First Class.

IL

None.

Second Class. McPhee, Isobel Margaret SOURCES AND HISTORY OF ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN LAW. First Class. None. Second Class. Lewis, Ivan James (Queen's) 1 ,, Shann, Frank (Trinity) .3 q

, l

1112

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929.30.

\Tarsh, Robert Robertson Cecil Windham (Trinity) Garran. Isham Peter (Trinity) I ^ , Shell, Eric Kenwyn (Trinity) S ' Third Class. Alexander, David Hope (Ormond) Cohen, Colin Henry Keon (Trinity) I.AW Ol;1 PROPERTY IN LAND AND CONVEYANCING AND LAW OF CONTRACT AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. First Class. None. Second Class. Dunn, Raymond Hudson Heymanson, Arthur Henry Benjamin . McKce, John Malcolm (Trinity)

(Trinity)

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY (Medical Course). First Class. Finger, Alan Henry (Queen's) Outhred, Kenneth Gilbert (Queen's) Richards, Alan William (Ormond) Clarke, James Eric (Ormond) Second ('lass. Hudson, Leslie Charles (Ormond) Rank, Benjamin Keith (Ormond) Langley, Lmdon Archdall (Trinity) Third Class. Charles, Ivo William Webster (Queen's) ^ L-,> l l a i Williams, Howard Ernest (Ormond) ) Jl1 'Cade, John Frederick Joseph } , 7 . -, Robertson, Donald Granville (Trinity)) ' l l Kenny. John Joseph Martin (Newman) Lally, Muire Geraldine (Newman)

CLASS LISTS;

1 113-

CHEMISTRY (Medical Course) First Class. Dunlop, Ernest Edward (Ormond) ^ „ , Finger, Alan Henry (Queen's) 3 ""* Clarke, James Eric (Ormond) > ., , Hudson, Leslie Charles (Ormond) j -"l11"1 Second Class. Bonn, Stanley Mark (Ormond) Outhred, Kenneth Gilbert (Queen's) Rank, Benjamin Keith (Ormond) Richards, Alan William (Ormond) Williams, Howard Ernest (Ormond) Cade, John Frederick Joseph Third Class. Kenny, John Joseph Martin (Newman) ) Moss, Francis John (Ormoud) j Sevan, Lancelot Louis Oxley (Trinity)

, v Jic uaJ

ZOOLOGY (Medical Course). First Class. Hudson, Leslie Charles (Ormond) Rank, Benjamin Keith (Ormond) Dunlop, Ernest Edward (Ormond) Peters, Evan Seit'ert (Ormond) Clarke, James Erie (Ormond) Second Class. Finger, Alan Henry (Queen's) Cade, John Frederick Joseph Williams, Howard Ernest (Ormond) Outhred, Kenneth Gilbert (Queen's) Kenny, John Joseph Martin (Newman) Third Class. Peake Harold Vernon (Ormoud) . ., , Richards, Alan William (Ormond) 3 ^l 1 1 8 , 1 Charles, Ivo William Webster (Queen's).

l

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EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

BOTANY (Medical Course). First Class. Finger, Alan Henry (Queen's) }K Williams, Howard Ernest (Ormond) 3 Second Class. Dunlop, Ernest Edward (Ormond) Hudson, Leslie Charles (Ormond) Rank, Benjamin Keith (Ormond) Clarke, James Eric (Ormond)

, 1

Third Class. • Cade, John Frederick Joseph '. Kenny, John Joseph Martin (Newman)'™ , Lally" Muire Gcraldine (Newman) ( 'lua •Outhred, Kenneth Gilbert (Queen's) J Peters, Evan Seifert (Ormond) Lally, Desmond Francis (Newman) Lauglcy, Lindon Archdal! (Trinity) lievan, Lancelot Louis Oxley (Trinity) ANATOMY (including HISTOLOGY). First Class. Ackland, Thomas Harry (Trinity) Ford, Edward Second Class. Lowe, Thomas Edward (Ormond) Fortune, Cyril (Queen's) Dowiing, Philip Gerard (Newman) Third Class. Altmann. Stella. Cecilia Adelaide Griffiths, Leslie George ) .-, , Tenfold, Henry Boyd >' ILll"!1,1 ".Brewer, Henry Leo (Newman) PHYSIOLOGY. First Class. iLowe, Thomas Edward (Ormond) Ackland, Thomas Harry (Trinity) Rndduck, Harold Burton Akeroyd, John Finch (Ormond)

CLASS LISTS.

1115

Second Class. Dowling, Philip Gerard (Newman) Griffiths, Leslie George Third Class. Brewer, Henry Leo (Newman) ) ., Altmann, Stella Cecilia Adelaide 3

. l

GENERAL AND SPECIAL PATHOLOGY WITH BACTERIOLOGY. First Class. Thomas, Philip Cedric (Queen's) Cavanagh, Florence "i Harry, Norman Marshall (Queen's) > Equal Rothstadt, Leon Eric (Queen's) J Lawson Hayden, Wedlick, Buxton,

Second Class. Robert Sutherland (Ormond) Francis Joseph (Newman) ) w , Phyllis Thornton 3 ±iClual Thomas Fowell (Trinity)

Third Class. Alexander, Robert Clement ^v , Merritt, Arthur Albert (Ormond) 3 a q u a l Crouch, Kenneth Stanton • O'Brien, Edward Donougii Ernest Eugene "1 -3 (Trinity) [% O'Donoghue, John Gregory (Newman) ) Bonnin, Josiah Grant (Ormond) Walsh, John Lovitt .Jones, Lorna Doreen PUBLIC

HEALTH.

First Class. .Harry, Norman Marshall (Queen's) Rothstadt, Leon Eric (Queen's) Lawson, Robert Sutherland (Ormond) .James, Ian Clinton

1116

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

Second Class. Wedlick, Phyllis Thornton Bowen, William Fcnton Oxer, Gordon Meiklejohn (Ormond) O'Brien, Edward Donongh Kmost Eugene (Trinity) Buxton. 'Thomas Fowell (Trinity) Jones, Lorna Doreen Third Class. Merritt, Arthur Albert (Ormond) Cawthorn, F r a n k Raymond }v i Tliomas, Philip Gedric (Queen's) 3 r ' q l l a l Alexander, Rolxirt Clement Kirsner, Lazer Hayden, Francis Joseph (Newman) Bonnin, Josiah Grant (Ormond) }„ , O'Donoghue, John Gregory (Newman) j "l'1 ' Greenham, Roy Iverach (Queen's) } y , Somerset, John Bowie (Trinity) 3""

Coffey, King, Hicks, Oddie,

GRAPHICS. First Class. William Henry (Queen's) John Campbell (Ormond) Tregarthen Charles Glanville Tliomas Harold (Trinity) Second Class. None.

Third Class. Lennie, Keith Stuart Warnock, Robert Hutchison MECHANICAL

ENGINEERING, PART I . First Class. None.

Second Class. Robinson, Ian James Pederick, Edward Howard (Queen's)

CLASS LISTS.

ENGINEERING

]]|7

DESIGN, PART I.

First Class. Bayliss, William Channing }p Pederick, Edward Howard (Queen's) ) ^

,

Second Class. Campbell, James Donald Robinson, Ian James Young, Andrew Dickson (Trinity) Third Class. Richard, Evan Lewis (Queen's) Tul.loch, Ian Gillies STRENGTH

AND . ELASTICITY OP MATERIALS First Class. Pederick, Edward Howard (Queen's) Richard, Evan Lewis (Queen's)

Miller, Harold

Second Class. Aubrey (Newman)

Third Class. Kemp, Leonard Denton McLennan, Ian Munro (Ormond) METALLURGY, PART IT. First Class. White, Frank Thomas Matthews Second Class. Cardiff, Frederick Henry Third Class. Brittingham, Geoffrey Joynt

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EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

SURVEYING, P A R T I . First Class. Richard, Evan Lewis (Queen's) Second Class. Robinson, Ian James Pederick, Edward Howard (Queen's) 1 w Richmond, Rupert Halley (Trinity) \ Third Class. Tulloch, Ian Gillies Thornton, Frederick Francis

l

,

Percival

SURVEYING, PART I I . First Class. Collard, Max Ernest Second Class. Taylor, Walter Harold (Trinity) Broadhurst, Edward HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING, PART I . First Class. None. • Second Class. Bannister, George Henry Taylor, Walter Harold (Trinity) Third Class. Kaluza, Theodore August CIVIL ENGINEERING, PART I., W I T H CXVTL ENGINEERING DESIGN, PART I . First Class. Taylor, Walter Harold (Trinity) Collard, Max Ernest

CLASS LISTS.

1119

Second Class. None. 'Third Class, Kaluza, Theodore August ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, PART I. First Class. None. Second Class. Gardner, Charles Everson (Ormond) } Kaluza, Theodore August t Equal Speedie, Milton George ) Third Class. Allnutt, Peter Leo Richardson, Eric Bertram MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, PART LT. First Class. None. Second Class. Callow, Joseph Royal Allnutt, Peter Leo '( V, , Kaluza, Theodore August ) l l l a ENGINEERING DESIGN, PART H . First Class. None. Second Class. Allnutt, Peter Loo Callow, Joseph Royal | r, Kaluza, Theodore August \ '

n*

,l

,

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EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1939-30.

NON-FERROUS METALLOGRAPHY. First Class. White, F r a n k Thomas Matthews Second Class. Cardiff, Frederick Henry Third Class. Brittingham, Geoffrey Joynt FERROUS METALLOGRAPHY, PART I . First Class. White, Frank Thomas Matthews Second Class. Cardiff, Frederick Henry Third Class. Brittingham, Geoffrey Joynt ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN, PART I . First Class. Wilson, Ronald Jack ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN, PART I L First Class. Teague, Cynthia Mary FIRST YEAR DIPLOMA IN MUSIC. First Class. Tweddle, Shirley Thornton Silverman, Myrtle Hannah Hodge, Albert Leslie Drummond, James Rutherford Douglas, Clive Martin Valentir-, ^ o i e t Mae

GLASS USTS.

1]21

Hooncy, Sydney Lawrence McSpeerin, Marie Edna Vernon, Violet Linda Vandeleur, Verna Marion Jean Morris, Enid Second Class. Buokman, Mavis Heather Third Class. Redfern, Annie Ower, Marie Kirk wood IFTRST YEAR BACHELOR OF MUSIC AND SECOND YEAR DIPLOMA IN MUSIC. First Class. Higginbotham, Neua Rosa Baird, Nancie Baker, Phyllis Bnrbury, Ronald William McClean, Burnicc Vcan Malone, Mary Veronica Ruffin, Lalla Tiemey Serena Griffin, Gertrude Eileen Baird, Marjorie Jean Notman, Jessie Isabella Effie Alsop, Letitia Alison Second Class. Rudd, Mercia Third Class. Sheehan, Muriel Margaret Greenhill, Lillian Esther Yelland, Eleanor Mary ;SEOOND YEAR BACHELOR OF MUSIC AND T H I R D YEAR DIPLOMA IN MTJSIC. First Class. Simons, Jack Percival Maley, Eileen Ruth Lake, Veronica (Newmam)

1122

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30..

Phillips, lima Lovell Gardner, Gertrude Winifred White, Ivy Pearl Oust, Dorothy Morcoin, Elizabeth Ellinor Jane McEvitt, Beatrice Second Class. Bucknall, Cecille Frances Third Class. Rudd, Beryl Angela Minchiu, Sylvia Frances SECOND YEAR BACHELOR OF DENTAL SCIENCE.. ANATOMY. First Class. Wark, John McParlane Second Class. None. Third Class. Williams, Henry Milward HISTOLOGY. First Class. None. Second Class. Twiss, Noel Arthur Wark, John McParlane Williams, Henry Milward T H I R D Y'EAR BACHELOR OF DENTAL PATHOLOGY. First Class. None.

SCIENCE:

CLASS LISTS.

11 2 J

Second Class. Moss, John Spencer Third Class. Campbell, Ronald Alexander BACTERIOLOGY. First Class. None. Second Class. Campbell, Ronald Alexander Moss, John Spencer DENTAL

MATERIA MEDICA. First Class. None.

Second Class. Moss. John Spencer a ORTHODONTIA. First Class. None. Moss, John

Second Class. Spencer

Third Class. Campbell, Ronald Alexander Batchelder, Leonard (Queen's) DENTAL

ANATOMY (INCLUDING First Class. None.

HISTOLOGYV

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EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

Second Class. None, Campbell,

-\i

T i

Third Class. Ronald Alexander i L, o

Moss, John Jspencer

.

'• r U l i m l

3

1

FOURTH YEAR BACHELOR OF DENTAL SCIENCE. First Class. None. Second Class. Sandy, Clive Ernest (Distinction in Prosthetic Dentistry.) Third Class. Marks, George David ~\ (Distinction in Bacteriology.) [ Equal Sealcy, Vernon Thomas j Matthews, Herbert Norman AGRICULTURAL ZOOLOGY. First Class. None. • Second Class. Wark, Don Campbell Third Class. Tisdall, Alfred Levator (Queen's) AGRICULTURE, PART I . (INCLUDING ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND DAIRYING. First Class. None. Second Class. Ballard, Leslie Alfred Tucker Cornish, Edmund Alfred

CLASS LISTS.

Third Class. Bellair, Tliomas Smith Cunningham, John Keith AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY. First Class. Ballard, Leslie Alfred Tucker Second Class. Cunningham, John Keith Bellair, Thomas Smith Third Class. Cornish, Edmund Alfred AGRICULTURAL ENTOMOLOGY. First Class. Ballard, Leslie Alfred Tucker Second Class. Cornish, Edmund Alfred Third Class. Wade, Alan Morris Cunningham, John Keith Bellair, 'Thomas Smith AGRICULTURE, PART I I . First Class. None. Second Class. Hills, Geoffrey Loftus (Newman) Third Class. Burgees, Cccii Henry Walters. David Vogel Sly, Allan Henry

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EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929 39.

AGRICULTURAL CH EMISTRY. First Class. None. Second Class. Fowler, Richard Hindle ) Hills, Geoffrey Loftus (Newman) [ Eqn.-i.f Sly, Allan Henry ) AGRICULTURAL BOTANY First Class. Hills, Geoffrey Loftus (Newman) Second Class. Burgess, Cecil Henry Fowler, Richard Hindle Walters, David Vogel Third Class. Scharp, Louis Robertson ANATOMY OF DOMESTICATED First Class. None

ANIMALS

Second Class. None. Third Class. Gorrie, Colin John Richard ACCOUNTANCY, PART' I., AND BUSINESS PRACTICE. First Class. Polglazc, Muriel Jean Tilley, Reginald Atley Kiugslej

CLASS LISTS.

Hill, Vivian Rowland Senger, Albert Leo Weir, Joyce Turner (Trinity)

iia-r J Kqual

Second Class. Mitheu, Peter Patrick Morris, Michael Fox Baird, William Alexander Galaglicr, William John Third Class. Joachim, Leslie Mendel Wallace, Hector COMMERCIAL LAW. First Class. Wilson, Geoffrey McKinley Polglaze, Muriel Jean Second Class. Mitheu, Peter Patrick Hill, Vivian Rowland Hartnell, Bernard William (Queen's Abicare, Victor Michael (Ormond) Halpin, Leo Byrne Weir, Joyce Turner (Trinity) Third Class. Wail lace. Hector Boone, Ronald Edward Andrews, Leslie William Senger, Albert Loo ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY. First Class. Halpin. Leo Byrne Dougall, William Reginald Second Class. Mollison, Herbert Roy Kent, Francis Claude ) ., ,, Rouch, Beryl Alyce (Ormond) ) * J §. Latham, John Scott (Ormond) 3~ 1 A W OF BANKRUPTCY AND LAW OF TRUSTEES. First Class. Abicare, Frederick Roy •v (Ormond) / ., , Kelly, John Leonard ((Newman) ) ' Second Class. Batty, Kenneth Burton Goldberg, Louis Harrisson, Harold Montolien (Queen's) Warren, John Borlasc Cole, Gordon Eric Keith } Crosthwaite, Joyce Emma Hatfield > Equal (Teachers' College) 3 Halpin, Eberle, Werner, Latham,

Third Class. Loo Bryne Arnold Walter (Teachers' Berthold Paul John Scott (Ormond)

PUBLIC

ADMINISTRA'TJON AND First Glass. Batty, Kenneth Burton Williams, Harry Morrell Frawley, Francis Anthony Joseph Second Class. Aird, John Allan Port, Herbert Lorraine Sutcliffe, George Gribbon Werner, Bert-hold Paul

College)

FINANCE.

CLASS LISTS.

1 1 3 1

Tliird Class. Camier, Herbert John ) Henry, Herbert Gay } Equal Lambert, William j Cameron, Donald Kenmore McCarthv, Edwin John BANKING, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE. First Class. Eberle, Arnold Walter (Teachers' College) Weller, Harold Stanley Kelly, Daisy Second Class. Batty, Kenneth Burton Kelly, John Leonard (Newman) Third Class. Hillier, Beatrice Betty Weir, Joyce Turner (Trinity) Nichol, Ian Macdonald Williams, Edward Guy (Queen's) EXHIBITIONS

AND

PRIZES.

GREEK, PART I. (H. B. Higgins Exhibition). Bidstrup, Robert Austix (Trinity) LATIN, PART I. (John Grice Exhibition). Forsyth, Christopher Russell (Teachers' College) EiNGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE, PART I . (John Sanderson Exhibition). Bagnall, Mary Fuge U'an-.l Campbell, Ross McKay (Ormond) 3 q

1132

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

FRENCH, PART I. (Baillieu Exhibition). Quaine, Francis Patrick (Teachers' College) GERMAN, PART I. Refshauge, Donella Lilian (Ormond) BRITISH HISTORY B Russell, Hilary Marion Leura (Trinity) PSYCHOLOGY, LOGIC, AND ETHICS. (Hastie Exhibition). Mathieson, James Keith Wilson (Queen's) P U R E MATHEMATICS. PART I. (John MacFarland Exhibition). Stanes, John Gladstone (Teiu-hcrs' College) } -z Troweek, Alfred Walter (Teachers' College) > §. Triidinger, Frances Iliirtcr (Teachers' College) 3 a M I X E D MATHEMATICS, PART Oddie, Thomas Harold ('Trinity)

I.

ANCIENT HISTORY. Pippey, Philip Henry "( Foual Russell, Hilary Marion Leura (Trinity) ) ^ G R E E K , PART I I . McNab, John Rex (Ormond) LATIN, PART I I . McNab, John Rex (Ormond) ENGLISH LANG-UAGE, PART IT., AND LITERATURE, PART I I . (Edward Stevens Exhibition). Stewart, Nellie Snowden (Alexander Sutherland Prize). Hoggart, Joan Elizabeth (Trinity)

ENGLISH

CLASS LISTS.

113a

FRENCH, PART I I . (Mrs. William Smith Exhibition) Sussex, Ronald Thomas (Queen's) GERMAN, PART 11. Lube, Mary Katrin (Newman) AUSTRALASIAN HISTORY. (R. G. Wilson Scholarship). Mclnerney, Murray Vincent (Newman) (Gyles Turner Prize). Foyster, John Causton (Ormond) EUROPEAN HISTORY A (R. G. Wilson Scholarship). Mclnerney, Murray Vincent (Newman) ECONOMICS, PART I. (Chamber of Commerce Exhibition). Rouch, Beryl Alyce (Ormond) HISTORY OP PHILOSOPHY. (Hastie Exhibition). Arthur, Robert Gordon (Queen's) ADVANCED ETHICS. (Hastie Exhibition). Hutton, Geoffrey William (Ormond) PURE

MATHEMATICS, P A R T (Dixson Scholarship). Ross, F r a n k (Ormond)

II.

MIXED MATHEMATICS, PART IX (Dixson Scholarship). Ross, F r a n k (Ormond)

] 1 34

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

EDUCATION. (Uwighl's Prize). Merlo, John Aloysius (Teachers' College) / „ . , Whiteoak, Leonard George \ ' (Hugh Childerj Memorial Prize). Merlo, John Aloysius (Teachers' College) ) y Whiteoak, Leonard George ) 1

,

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART I. (Dwight's Prize). Andrews, John Douglas (Teachers' College) } 1 Oddie, Thomas Harold (Trinity) 3 S CHEMISTRY, PART I. (Dwights' Prize). Smith, Leonard H a r t (Teachers' College)

.

GEOLOGY, PART I . (Argus Exhibition). Campbell, James Donald i Stuckey, Francis Campbell (Teachers' > Equal College) \ BOTANY, PART I. (J. P. W. Payne Exhibition). Hoette, Shirley (Brunnihg Prizes). Kitson, Alberta Mavis (Teachers' College) (First* Newton, Ruth Evaline (Second) ZOOLOGY, P A R T . 1. (Georgina Sweet Exhibition). Atkins,. George Atherstone (Queen's) (Baldwin Spencer Prize). Atkins, George Atherstone•(Queen's J-'

CLASS LISTS.

PHYSIOLOGY, PART I . Anderson, Gilbert } Atkinson, Nancy > Equal •Crapp, Ian Edwin 3 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART H . (Dixson Scholarship). Burhop, Eric Henry Stoneley )w , TRiclimond, Rupert Halley (Trinity) 3 ^ q u a l CHEMISTRY, PART I I . (Dixson Scholarship). Eddey, Howard Hadfield GEOLOGY, PART I I . .Ripper, Elizabeth Arnold (Trinity) BOTANY", PART I I . (E. F . Millar Exhibition). Not awarded. ZOOLOGY, PART I I . •Sutherland, Jean Lockhart NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART I I I . (Dixson Scholarship). Lang, Keith Campbell (Teachers' College) OHEMISTRY, PART I I I . (Dixson Scholarship). Dick, John Henry METALLURGY, P A R T I I . (Science Course). Dick, John Henry ) ., , Edwards, Austin Burton 3 ' '

1135

] 1 36

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929 30.

GEOLOGY, P A R T LTJ. Thomas, Leonard Alderson (Teachers' College). BOTANY, PART I I I . Thomas, Leonard Alderw>n (Teachers' College) ZOOLOGY, PART I I I . Wade, Alan Morris PHYSIOLOGY, PART I I . MoPhee, Isobel Margaret LAW OF PROPERTY IN LAND AND CONVEYANCING .AND LAW OF CONTRACT AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. (Jessie Loggatt Scholarship). Dunn, Raymond Hudson NATURAL PHILOSOPHY (MEDICAL COURSE). (G. A. Syme Exhibition). Finger, Alan Henry (Queen's) CHEMISTRY (MEDICAL COURSE). Dunlop, Ernest Edward (Ormond)} „ . Finger, Alan Henry (Queen's) 3 '" ' ZOOLOGY (MEDICAL COURSE). (W. H. Swanton Exhibition). Hudson, Leslie Charles (Ormond) (Baldwin Spencer Prize). Hudson, Leslie Charles (Ormond) ') „ Rank, Benjamin Keith (Ormond) \ q

,

BOTANY (MEDICAL COURSE). .jdoii-Finger, Alan Henry (Queen's) ^Euual Williams. Howard Ernest (Ormond) 3 ' 1

CLASS LISTS.

H37

ANATOMY (INCLUDING HISTOLOGY). Ackland, Tliomas Harry ('Trinity) PHYSIOLOGY. Lowe, Thomas Edward (Ormond) GENERAL

AND SPECIAL PATHOLOGY W I T H BACTERIOLOGY. (Walter and Eliza Hall Exhibition). Thomas, Philip Cedric (Queen's)

PUBLIC HEALTH. 'Harry, Norman Marshall (Queen's) GRAPHICS. (Howard Smith Exhibition). Coffey, Willia.m Henry (Queen's) MECHANICAL E N G I N E E R I N G , PART I., W I T H E N G I N E E R I N G DESIGN, PART I. (Wright Prize). Pederick, Edward Howard (Queen's) •STRENGTH

AKD ELASTICITY OF MATERIALS. (Herbert Brookes Exhibition). Pederick, Edward Howard (Queen's) METALLURGY, PART PL White, Frank Thomas Matthews SURVEYING, PART I. (H. B. Howard Smith Exhibition). Richard, Evan Lewis (Queen's) SURVEYING, PART LI. Collard, Max Ernest

1138

EXAMINATION KESULTS, 1929.30.

HYDRAULIC E N G I N E E R I N G , PART I ' (W. M. McPherson Exhibition). Bannister, George Henry CIVIL ENGINEERING, PART I-., WITH CIVILENGINEERING DESIGN, PART I. (A. T. Danks Exhibition). i Taylor, Walter Harold, (Trinity) ELECTRICAL E N G I N E E R I N G , PART I. (John Monash Exhibition). Gardner, Charles Everson (Ormond) ) Kaluza, Theodore August > Equal Speedie, Milton George 3 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,. PART H . , E N G I N E E R I N G DESIGN, PART IT. (Dixson Scholarship); Callow, Joseph Royal

WITH!

ARCHITECTURE, PART I., W I T H ADVANCED ' ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING. (John Charles Lloyd Exhibition). Not awarded. FIRST

YEAR DIPLOMA IN (Ormond Exhibitions). Hodge, A Ibert Leslie Silverman, Myrtle Hannah Tweddlc, Shirley Thornton

MUSIC

FIRST YEAR BACHELOR OF MUSIC AND SECOND> YEAR DIPLOMA IN MUSIC. (Ormond Exhibitions). Baird, Nancie Baker. Phyllis Higginbotham, Nena Rosa W R I G H T P R I Z E IN INSTRUMENTAL McClean, Bumice Vean

MUSIC.

CT-ASS-. LISTS.

•:

T

, 3

9

SECOND YEAR BACHELOR OF MUSIC AND T H I R D YEAR DIPLOMA IN MUSIC. (Ormond; Exhibition). Jtist, Dorothy MAUDE

HARRINGTON P R I Z E ACCOMPANYING. Phillips, lima Lovell

FOR

AGRICULTURE, P A R T I I . AND AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. (J. M. Higgins Exhibition). Hills. Geoffrey Loftus (Newman) COMMERCIAL LAW. (Chamber of Commerce Exhibition). Wilson, Geoffrey M'Kinley ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY. (Francis J . Wright Exhibition) Halpin, Leo Byrne ECONOMICS, PART I I . (Francis J . Wright Exhibition). Legg, George Oliver (Queen'ti COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION (Chamber of Commerce Exhibition) Dougall, William Reginald

1266

ACCOUNTANCY, PART I I (Chamber of Commerce Exhibition) Mollison, Herbert Roy.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE (Chamber of Commerce Exhibition). Batty, Kenneth Burton BANKING, CURRENCY. AND EXCHANGE. (Chamber of Commerce Exhibition). .Eberle." Arnold Walter (Teachers' College1!

1140

EXAMINATION

FINAL

KESULTS, 1929-30.

HONOUR EXAMINATION IN MEDICINE. DKCKMBER,

CLASS

1029.

LISTS.

MEDICINE (INCLUDING CLINICAL JIEDICINE). First Class. Scholes, John Lelean (Queen's) Wright, Roy Douglas (Queen's) Munro, Robert (Queen's) Second Class. van Nootcn. George Henry (Ormond) Wedlick, Leigh Thornton (Ormond) Osborn, Leslie Andrewartha (Queen's) Third Class. Hendry^ William Joseph (Newman) Fitzgerald, William Edward (Newman) Edison, -Milton Gray (Queen's) Gilbert, Thomas Miles (Newman) Morgan, Francis Patrick (Newman) Meehan, John Francis (Newmanl Alcock, Alfred Edmund Edmonds, Horace Joseph Carlylc (Queen's) Grove, John Lewers (Queen's) Watson. Heyworth Alexander Wigglesworth Reed, Joseph Clynton (Queen's) Loorham, Leo Patrick Lawrence (Newman) White, Salome Jean (Queen's) Stonham, Franklyn Victor (Queen's) Sheppard, Frederick Augustus Berrill Burke, F r a n k David Gardiner, Thomas Joseph Gerstman, Samuel Rudolph (Ormond)

CLASS LISTS.

1 ] 41

Gleade.ll, Leslie Westfield } ,, , Lee, Terence Joseph (Newman) ) ' ( ' l m Lo.mpriere, William Wettenhall (Trinity)' Williams, Stanley William SURGERY

(INCLUDING CLINICAL SURGERY). First Class. . Wright, Roy Douglas (Queen's) Osbom, Leslie Andrcwartha (Queen's)

Second Class. Morgan, Francis Patrick (Newman) Burke, Frank David Gilbert, Thomas Miles (Newman) Grove, John Lewers (Queen's) Sheppard. Frederick Augustus Berrill Scholos, John Lelean (Queen's) Lee. Terence Joseph (Newman) Median, John Francis (Newman) Third Class. Hendry, Willia.m Joseph (Newman) Wedlick, Leigh Thornton (Ormond) Munro, Robert (Queen's) } 1 Watson, Heyworth Alexander Wigglesworth 3 ^ Edison, Milton Gray (Queen's) Loorham, Leo Patrick La-wrence (Newman) Hinchley, Alister Ashworth Lemprierc, William Wettenhall (Trinity) Edmonds, Horace Joseph Carlvle (Queen's) OleadMl, Leslie Wcsttield

Gerstmun, Samuel Rudolph (Ormond) OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY. First Class. Grove, John Lewers (Queen's) Burke, Frank David 1 ,, , Munro, Robert (Queen's) ,» ,() Wright, Roy Douglas (Queen's) Meehan, John Francis (Newman) } - p f u , i Scholes, John Lelean (Queen's) ) "' '

•1142

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

Second Class. Sheppard, Frederick Augustus Morrill Fitzgerald', William Edward (Newman): Hendry, William Joseph (Newman) Morgan, Francis Patrick (Newman) Gilbert, Tliomas Miles-(Newman) . . Wcdlick, Leigh Thornton (Ormond) van Nooten, George Heiiry (Ormond) Third Class. Lee, Terence Joseph (Newman) White, Salome Jean (Queen's) Gleadell, Leslie Westfield Murphy, Eileen Mary (Newman) Watson, Heyworth Alexander WigglesworthReed, Joseph Clynton (Queen's) Williams, Stanley William Edison, Milton Gray (Queen's) Alcock, Alfred Edmund

SCHOLARSHIPS

AND

PRIZES.

MEDICINE (INCLUDING CLINICAL MEDICINE): (Keith Levi Memorial Scholarship). Scholes, John Lelean (Queen's) (Jamieson Prize in Clinical Medicine). Scholes, John Lelean (Queen's) SURGERY (INCLUDING CLINICAL SURGERY). (Beaney Scholarship). Wright, Roy Douglas (Queen's) OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY. (Pulton Scholarship). Grove, John Lewers (Queen's)

CLASS LISTS.

FINAL AND FINAL

\ ] 43.;

HONOUR

EXAMINATIONS MAKCH,

1930.

CLASS LISTS. FINAL EXAMINATION IN ART'S. SCHOOLS. CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY. First Class. Considinc, Thomas Patrick (Newman) Second Class. Potter, Robert (Trinity) Third Class. Lawrence, Philip Sydney Stewart, Francis Denys Cumbrae (Trinity) HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE. First Class. Lewis, Ivan James (Queen's) Second Class. Foyster, John Causton (Ormond) Morris, Dorothy Vere Newman (Trinity) Third Class. Forsyth, William Douglass (Teachers' College)Coombe, Dulcie Ruth (Teachers' College) McHiitchison. Elvie Mary (Teachers' College) Norwood, William Stevenson Cumpston, John Stanley (Queen's) Laugher, Henry George PHILOSOPHY. First Class. McCay, Frederick Lockwood (Ormond): Second Class. Freeman, Harold Benjamin (Queen's) Henderson. John Alexander Leslie (Newman)-

Si 1 4 4

EXAMINATION KESULTS, 1929-30.

. MATHEMATICS. First Class. None. Second Class. Barnard, Mildred Macfarlan (Trinity) Lang, Keith Campbell (Teachers' College) Third Class. Willoughby, Eric Osborn (Queen's) ENGLISH

L.ANGUAGE AND LT'TERATURE. First Class. Adams, Ida Dorothy (Ormond) H u n n , Nancy (Ormond) Smith, Percy Raymond (Teachers' College) Cooke, Kathleen Mary Russell (Queen's) O'Brien, James Francis Joseph Moroney, Leslie Alfred (Newman) Second Class. Jennisou, Annie Jessie Glenn (Queen's) Tennent, Amy Gaye Cowper (Trinity) Wigg, Bernice Margaret (Teachers' College) Roberts, Ruth Margaret (Teachers' College) Third Class. Bednall, Necia Noel (Trinity) Tlie following candidate may be admitted to the •Ordinary Degree: Flynn, Mary Elizabeth (Newman) FRENCH

LANGUAGE AND L I T E R A T U R E . First Class. Hanson, Joseph Birch (Teachers' College) COMBINED

COURSES.

• LATIN AND FRENCH. First Glass. None. Second Class. Jacobs, Kate Henrietta (Ormond) Jones, Gilbert John (Trinity)

CLASS LISTS. HISTORY AND ENGLISH. First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class. Seekamp, Geoffry Duval (Ormond) Inglis, Grosvenor Tliomas-(Queen's) FRENCH AND GERMAN. First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class. Fairfax, Betty Noeliue (Ormoud) HISTORY

AND PHILOSOPHY. First Class. Latham, Richard Thomas Edwin (Ormond)HISTORY' AND FRENCH. First Class. None. Second Class. Newton, Betty Newton MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH. First Class. None. Second Class. MoColl, Elsie Jean (Teachers' Oollege)Third Class. Horsman, Kathleen Annie ENGLISH AND PHILOSOPHY. First Class. None.

114D-

1146

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

Second Class. McRae, Colin Farquhar (Queen's) Third Class. Woodyatt, Elizabeth Helen ENGLISH AND FRENCH. First Class. None. Second Class. White, Jean G'oullet (Teachers' College) Cohen, Yvonne Ethel Keon (Trinity) SOCIOLOGY. First Class. McCay, Frederick Lockwood (Ormond) Second Class. Henderson, John Alexander Leslie (Newman) "Freeman, Harold Benjamin (Queen's) Third Class. McRae, Colin Farquhar (Queen's) Woodyatt, Elizabeth Helen FINAL

HONOUR

EXAMINATIONS.

LAWS. First Class. Eggleston, Richard Moulton (Queen's) Winneke, Henry Arthur Second Class. None 'Third Class. Erland, Charles Thomas (Trinity) CTVTL ENGINEERING. First Class. ^Walker, Huntly Gordon : Bluckwood, Robert Rutherford Second Class. None.

•CLASS LISTS. Third Class. Bennett George Gordon 1 E Hicks, F r a n k Loftus J : Speedic, Milton George | p Wellington, Trevor Norris )

1 147 , ,

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. First Class. None. . Second Class. None. Third Class. Moore, George Earl ELECTRICAL E N G I N E E R I N G . First Class. None. Second Class. Johnson, Arthur Rex Mayhew (Queen's) METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING. First Class. Main, Robert Douglae Dunkin, Henry Haughton (Queen's) Second Class. None. Third Class. Malmgren, Laurance William Hinds AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE. First Class. None. Second Class. Lee, Alexander Adams Crawford, Frank, Seymour ~) v ., Provan, James Leslie (Ormond) ) " ' " ' a'Beckett, Thomas Lambert (Trinity) Third Class. Cameron, Edward Dixon (Ormond) Osborne, Henry Gerard Alexander (Ormond)

1148

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-S0.

EXAMINATION FOR T H E DEQREE^OF M A S T E R OF SCIENCE. CLASS LISTS. CHEMISTRY. First Class. Brooks, Frederick tium-y ('l.'eachers' Coll). I -, , Richards, Alfred Henry (Teachers'Coll). ( J ! ' q u a l BIOCHEMISTRY. First Class. Norris, Joan Howard (Oiuioud) GEOLOGY. First Class. Nicholls, Annie BOTANY. First Class. 3rieve, Brian John (Teachers' College) Second Class. Cheney, Gwendolyn Marjorie

CLASS LETS. SCHOLARSHIPS

AND

COMMENCEMENT,

FINAL

EXAMINATION

1149 PRIZES.

1930.

SCHOLARSHIPS.

CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY. (R. G. Wilson Scholarship) Considinc, Thomas Patrick (Newman) HISTORY

AND POLITICAL (Dwight's Prize) Lewis, Ivan James (Queen's)

SCIENCE.

PHILOSOPHY. (Hastie Scholarship) McCay, Frederick Lockwood (Ormoud) (Laurie Prize) Not awarded. MATHEMATICS. (Dixson Scholarship) Barnard, Mildred Macfarlan (Trinity) E N G L I S H LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. (Dwight's Prize) Adams, Ida Dorothy (Ormond) FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. (Dwight's Prize) Hanson, Joseph Birch (Teachers' College) SOCIOLOGY. (Dwight's Prize) McCay, Frederick Lockwood (Ormond) 70

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EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30.

FINAL HONOUR SCHOLARSHIPS.

CHEMISTRY. (Dixson Research Scholarship) Brooks, Frederick Henry (Teachers' Col.) ) v * Richards, Alfred Honry (Teachers' Col.) j ^'l 1 1 1 " (Professor Kernot Research Scholarship) Brooks, Frederick Henrv (Teachers' Col.) ") „ , Richards, Alfred Henry (Teachers' Col.) > J i f l u i l j BIOCHEMISTRY. Norris, Joan Howard (Ormond) GEOLOGY. Nicholls, Annie (Professor Kernot Research Scholarship) Nicholls, Annie BOTANY. Grieve, Brian John (Teachers' College) LAWS. (E. J. B. Nunn Scholarship) Eggleston, Richard Moulton (Queen's) CIVIL E N G I N E E R I N G . (Argus Scholarship) Walker, H u n t l y Gordon MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. (Dixson Research Scholarship) Not awarded.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND PHIZES.

115]

ELECTRTOA L ENG INEERTNG. (Dixson Research Scholarship) Johnson, Arthur Rex Mayhew (Queen's) METALLURGICAL E N G I N E E R I N G . (Dixson Research Scholarship) Main, Robert Douglas AGRICULTURE. (Wrixon Exhibition) a'Beckett, Thomas Lambert (Trinity) AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY (James Cuming Prize) Lee, Alexander Adams AGRICULTURAL BIOCHEMISTRY. (James Cuming Prize) Crawford, F r a n k Seymour.

SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS

AND PRIZES.

(The date appended to the name of the Scholarship or Prize is the year in wliich it was first awarded. BOWEN

PRIZE

(1874).

ENGLISH ESSAY.

No Candidate COBDEN

CLUB MEDAL (1882).

POLITICAL ECONOMY.

,

Ivan, James Lewis (Queen's) WYSELASKIE MODEKN

SCHOLARSHIPS

(1880).

LANGUAGES (GERMAN).

• Betty Noeline Fairfax (Ormond) ) .-, , Ellen Patricia. Glavin (Newm.-m) j j q u a l NATURAL SCIENCE (BOTANY).

Brian John Grieve (Teachers' College). 76A

1152

EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1929-30| W.

T. M O L L I S O N

SCHOLARSHIP

(1889).

JAPANESE.

Piorino Anthony Kusso M A C B A I N R E S E A R C H S C H O L A R S H I P (1898). ZOOLOGY,

NO Candidate H. B. H I G G I N S

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR T H E O F P O E T R Y (1905). ENGLISH

AND

STUDY

FRENCH.

R o b e r t Allan Shaw (Teachers' College). GREEK,

LATIN

AND

ENGLISH.

Not Awarded. CAROLINE

KAY

S C H O L A R S H I P (1906).

VETERINARY

ANATOMY.

W i l l i a m E d m u n d C h a m b c r l i n (1929) DAVID

SYME

RESEARCH

SCIENTIFIC

Reuben Tom

PRIZE

(1906).

RESEARCH.

Patton

G R I M W A D E P R I Z E POR C H E M I C A L R E S E A R C H (1907). INDUSTRIAL

CHEMISTRY.

NO Candidate DUBLIN ORIGINAL

CONTRIBUTION

PRIZE

(1912).

TO L I T E R A T U R E ART.

OR SCIENCE

OR

No Candidate. HARBISON-HIGINBOTHAM RESEARCH S H I P (1914). HISTORY,

G o r d o n Leslie W o o d

ECONOMICS,

ETC.

(SCHOLAR-

SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES.

1153

ROBERT BAGE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (1916). ENGINEERING.

Theon Numa Mirfield JOHN MELVIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (1917). ENGINEERING.

Laurance William Hinds Malmgren .

PROFESSOR

MORRIS

ESSAY ON LITERARY

PRIZE (1918). CRITICISM.

Not Awarded •HOWITT NATURAL

HISTORY (1919).

SCHOLARSHIPS

BOTANY.

Leonard Alderson Thomas (Teachers' College). GEOLOGY.

Austin Burton Edwards ZOOLOGY.

Florence Viviennc Murray BERTRAM

ARM1TAGE MEDICAL

PRIZE

(1922).

RESEARCH.

John Angus McLean F R E D KNIGHT RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIPS (1922). ENGLISH.

Howard George Seccombe (Queen's) (J929) DENTISTRY.

Geoffrey Hilmorton Smith (1929) BOTANY.

Isabel Clifton Cookson (1929) Brian John Grieve (Teachers' College) (1930)

1154

EXAMINATION

KILMANY

RESULTS, 1929-30.

SCHOLARSHIP

(1927).

ECONOMICS.

John Manson Garland (Ormond) PROFESSOR

NANSON PRIZE

(1928).

MATHEMATICS.

No Candidate ALWYN STEWART MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP. MEDICINE.

No Candidate M. A. BARTLETT

RESEARCH (1930).

SCHOLARSHIPS

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.

Walter George Kannuluik Courtney Balthazer Oppenheim Mohr Joseph Lade Pawsey (Queen's) William John Wark (Ormond) CHEMISTRY.

Elsie Evelyn Wark METALLURGY.

Laurance William Hinds Malmgren BOTANY.

Charlotte Marion Baron Gwendolyn Marjorie Cheney Leila Jean Heyward Reuben Tom Patton Herbert Bennett Williamson ZOOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY.

Donald Pindlay Ferguson Thomson PHYSIOLOGY.

Audrey Josephine Cahn ANATOJIY.

James Wundcrly

. DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929.30.

DEGREES CONFERRED. 23RO DECEMBER,

1929.

BACHELOR OF ARTS. (Ordinary Degree) Frederick Harlan Dclbridge BACHELOR OF ARTS. (Degree with Honours) Eleanor Bridget Barry. BACHELOR OF LAWS. Ethleen Bridges O'Dwyer Roy Clive Ilopetoun Beattie Richard Francis Maplestone Clark Leo Joseph Clements Herbert Francis Dick Raynes Waitc Adrian Dickson Charles Thomas Erland Walter Franklin Whitney King Clive Thomas Burrows Knell John Leslie Long John Joyce Lynch Colin Campbell Macmillan Theobald Mathew Donald Malcolm Noel McParlane Frank Roberts Moore Edwin Leonard Moran Norman George Nicol Dennett Hubert O'Donoghue Samuel Austin Frank Pond Donald George Richards William Ariel Farr Rucker Walter William David Sykes James Tehan Henry Arthur Winneke BACHELOR OF CIVIL Arthur James Robinson

ENGINEERING.

11 5 5

1 ] 56

, DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929 30.

BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL David'Hamilton Ferguson Theon Numa Mirfield

ENGINEERING

BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL James Alexander Simpson

ENGINEERING.

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE. Wilfred Percival John Evans Clarence Eugene Johnson Horace Rostill Petty BACHELOR OF MUSIC. Ida Park Lancelot Arthur Hardy DOCTOR OF LETTERS. Frank Richard Edward Mauldon DOCTOR OF VETERINARY SCIENCE. Harold Edward Albiston I n absentia. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. Edward James Reilly BACHELOR OF MINING Ian Webster Morley

ENGINEERING.

MASTER OF VETERINARY SCIENCE. Albert Frederick Sigurd Ohmau DOC TOR OF MEDICINE. Richard Thomas Bon field Green DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION. Sophie Isabel Bor'and Winifred Lillio Cotes William Honry Bain George Stevens Ellis

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929 30.

] | 57

DIPLOMA OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN. Arthur Charles Collins DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE. Victoria Alice Forstcr Phyllis Myrtle Horder H a r r y Morrell Williams

7TH A P R I L ,

1930.

BACHELOR OF ARTS. {Ordinary Degree) aud BACHELOR OF MEDICINE AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY. Alan Ambrose Murray 12TII APRIL, Iii3u.

BACHELOR OF ARTS. (Ordinary Degree) Eleanor Emilie Allen Marguerite Sarali Isabel Briggs Kathleen Marv Brosnan Freda Scholes"Ohalhcld Dorothy Freda Clarke Mary Edna Dcrham Mary Josephine Ditchburn Florence Hope Eakins Blanche Emily Everard Mary Elizabeth Flyuii Ellen Patricia Glavin Amelia May Harris Moira Hartigan Eileen Merle Haynes FA'elyn Jean Hurrey Patricia Leybourne Jones Minnie J a n e t Monteith Charlotte Ethel Violet Parkinson

;

1158

DEGREES CONFERRED, 192930.

Clara Margaret Patou Ruby Ethel Powell Florence Muriel Scholes Kathleen Comrie Stobie Nancy Florence Tregear Constance Mary Warnecke Greta Evelyn Williams John Aitken Cecil Hamilton Campbell John Arthur Cole Charles Py-m Cook John Mouat Elliott Norman Elliott Theodore Eitzpatrick Patrick Leo John Galvin Alfred Matthew Goldsmith Hector Harrison James Hosie Raymond Mansfield Harry Hudson Claud Victor Janes Frederick Griffith J a r r e t t Lloyd Emerson Jones Christopher Jorgensen Edward Charles Kricger Donald John Nairn Harold William Robert Norwood Henry Howard Reynolds John Lindsay Ross William Albert Shakespeare James Louis Fenton Woodburn (Degree with Honours) Ida Dorothy Adams Mildred Macfarlan Barnard Nccia Noel Bednall Lilian Carpenter Yvonne Ethel Keon Cohen Kathleen Mary Russell Cooke Dulcie Ruth Coombe Betty Noeline Fairfax Nancy Hunn Kate Henrietta Jacobs Annie Jessie Glenn Jennison

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929-30.

Rosiua Ada Levick Elsie Jea,u MoColl Elvie Mary McHutohison Dorothy Vere Newman Morris Betty Newton Newton Ruth Margaret Roberts Amy Gaye Cowpcr Tennent Jean Goutlet White Bernice Margaret Wigg Thomas Patrick Considinc John Stanley Cumpston John Causton Foyster Joseph Birch Hanson Grosvenor ITiomas Inglis Richard Thomas Edwin Latham Henry George Laugher Ivan James Lewis Frederick Lockwood McCay Leslie Alfred Moroney William Stevenson Norwood James Francis Joseph O'Brien Robert Potter Harry Bowness Sarjeant Geoffry Duval Seekamp Percy Raymond Smith BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. Muriel Grace Crab tree May Hiuemoa Dee'hau Jeanette Marjorie Dunstone Eileen Elizabeth Fisher Tsobel Hope Mackie Elsie Teresa McColl Isobel Margaret McPhee Florence Vivienne Murray Isabelle Hilda Robertson Alison Patricia Rockctt Phyllis Margaret Rountree Phyllis Alma Selman Rachel Addey Suding John Maurice Allen Sydney Rupert Norman Bowen Melliourne Crutchfield Clayton John Henry Dick

|J59

.Il 60

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929 30.

Austin Burton Edwards Ralph Empey Robert Noel Hammon Leonard Michael Harris Alexander Nicholson Hoggart John Johnston Ralph Charles Bradley Lane Keith Campbell Lang Alain George Macandie Richard Edwin Paul Walter Edwin Perrin William Trevor Price Alee Grenville Stewart Proudfoot Thomas Meek Ramsay James William Read Gilbert See Poy Arthur Frederick Sheldon Glen Nuttall Smith Leonard Alderson Thomas Alan Morris Wade BACHELOR O F LAWS Claire Whitham Ballard Nancy Mary Grant Sylvia Leah Rothstadt Eugene Michael Allman Henry Gordon Beattie Lyle Jack Byrne Geoffrey Cohen Rupert Stirling Doeg Richard Moulton Eggleston James Stewart Noel Harris Stuart Patrick King James Ian Nisli John Noel Macartney Rice William John Taylor Alan Powell Wainwright Patrick John AVhitc BACHELOR OF .MEDICINE, AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY. Ethel Eva Davis Nettie Grace Hill

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929-30.

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Aubrey Wilfred Baker John Frederick Francis Drew James Hudson Patcrson Jack Melville Curran Philpott Thomas O'Loghlen Reynolds Frank Robertson Vincent Victor Hcnrv Webster BACHELOR OP CIVIL E N G I N E E R I N G . George Gordon Bennett Robert Rutherford Blackwood William Crisp F a r r a r Bruce McArthur Foster Lawrence Galbraith William George Ruckor Gilfillan Lionel Norman Jamieson Frederick Hubert Osborne William Harry Alan Ozanne Jack Heme Price Alexander Feild Sloan Charlie Roy Tennant BACHELOR 0 1 ' MECHANICAL George Earl Moore

ENGINEERING.

BACHLLOR OF ELECTRICAL E N G I N E E R I N G . Albert Arthur Langston Brentwood Peter d i a r i e s Brown Alan Hugh Cannon Fitzgerald James William Charles Seddon BACHELOR OP MUSIC Alice Marshall Brown Florence Mary Elsworth Morfyn Jones Elizabeth Mary Kelly Beryl Goss Miller Mabel Anna Nelson Edna Kathleen Wheare

1162

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929-30.

BACHELOR OF DENTAL SCIENCE Margaret Dillon Steele Norman Henry Andrews Alfred Henry Randell Champion Vivian Francis Ebbott Ludwig Augustus Hess James Graham Hunter George David Marks Herbert Norman Matthews Alan Roderick McCay Ralph Noel Peverill Laurence Penrose Skues Murray Arthur Telford Leighton Buckburst West BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL Edward Dixon Cameron F r a n k Seymour Crawford Alexander Adams Lee James Wilson McCrum Henry Gerard Alexander Osborne James Leslie Provan Keighlcy Mansfield Ward

SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE Beatrice Betty Hillier Eileen Ruth Hoban Margaret Veronica Lee Eva Lilian Tippett Frederick Roy Abicare Arthur Gordon Akeroyd Albert John Atkinson Kenneth Burton Batty Eric Thomas Benson William Reginald Dougall Arthur Roy Duncan John Frederick Edgar Har«ld Edwards William Garnet Oekleshaw Eggington Edward William Gellic Louis Goldberg Charles Henry Hine Allan Alston Holdaway

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929-30,

William John Leach Humphris Claud Victor Janes Norman Ellis Jones Francis Claude Kent Stephen Francis Lynch John Harold Martin William Thomas John O'Connor Arthur Edward Potter Francis Johnstone Powers Clive Hillard Rice Richard Allan Russell Herbert Arthur Ivinbleton Rutherford Athol Dyring Teele SI an ley Powell Waddingham Leonard Addenbrook Walker William Paul Woir Berthold Paul Werner Edward Guy Williams Norman Rees Williams MASTER OF ARTS Rona Adelaide Blogg Ellen Margretlie Comely Christensen Queenio Decima Ford Marjorie Alice Friday Nancy Mary Grant Doris Marie Major Deborah Rush Proctor Elizabeth Rhoda, Runic Roberts Barbara Sands Daisy Elizabeth Uren Rose Fellows White Una Frances Armitage Wilson George Atherstono Atkins John Charles West-lock Brown Charles Gallachcr John Saunders Greig Henry Lindsay Hall Norman Alfred Keen Frederick Clifford Lavender Keith Ramsay Mackenzie Thomas Rex Mackenzie John William Hugh Merry

1163

H54

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929-30.

Ernest d i a r i e s Fallot Leonard Walter Tliomas Treadwell Charles Pitzroy Walker John Fisher Williams MASTIC OF SCIENCE Gwendolyn Marjorie Cheney Annie Nicholls Joan Howard Norris Frederick Henry Brooks Brian John Grieve Henry Francis Holdcn Alfred Henry Richards MASTER OF MECHANICAL John White Traill

ENGINEERING

MASTER OF ELECTRICAL E N G I N E E R I N G George Henry Clifford Nicholls MASTER OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE Arthur Charles Thomas Hewitt Richard Thomas Martin Pesoott John Kenneth McKcllar Skene MASTER, OF VETERINARY Edward Murray Pullar

SCIENCE

DOCTOR OF L E T T E R S Gordon Leslie Wood DOCTOR OF SCIENCE Cecil Ernest Eddy DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Cecil Nathaniel Love Cantor Reginald Spencer Ellery Thcophil Johannes Friedrich F r a n k Lionel Lockwood John Angus McLean Henry Anthony Phillips

. DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929-30.

1165

Eric Evan Price Rutherford Kaye Scott Reginald George Worcester DOCTOR OP DENTAL SCIENCE Wilfred Edward Fleming In absentia. BACHELOR OF ARTS (Ordinary Degree) Gordon Copeland Eakius BACHELOR OP ARTS (Degree with Honours) Harold Benjamin Freeman John Alexander Leslie Henderson Gilbert John Jones Philip Sydney Lawrence BACHELOR OP LAWS John Alexander Leslie Henderson BACHELOR OF MEDICINE AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY William Cawley BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Hector Roy Cheetham George Mumford BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Louis Purves Brum ley Walmslny James Smith BACHELOR OP METALLURGICAL John Chapman Kidd 77

ENGINEERING

Uglj

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929 30.

BACHELOR OF DENTAL SCIENCE Tainton Edward Albert Edwards Ralph Williams MASTER OF ARTS Mary Margaret Coffey Carl Winter MASTER OF SURGERY Clifford Craig DOCTOR OF SCIENCE Gordon Roy Cameron DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Andrew Ru?sMl Buchanan 'Edward Graeme Robertson DOCTOR OF DENTAL Geoffrey Ililmorton Smith

SCIENCE

DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION Mary Brosnan Mary Josephine Ditchburu Blanche Emily Everard Florence Elizabeth Ford Eileen Beatrice Hogan Moira Hartigan Phyllis Myrtle Horder E'lsa May lochimscn Rosinu Ada Levick Edna Matilda Mann Edith Phyllis Pickering Edna Kathleen Power A'fricda Stewart Isabel Marjorie Thorn Doris Jean Tregear Ruth Evelyn Wyndham Loo George Borrack ,T"hn Raymond Carroll Charles Stuart Davidson

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929-30.

William Gordon Dawson Francis Gordon Elford Robert Fallon William Flanagan Frank Alexander Fleming John Warren Glover William Allison Glover Ronald Edward Henshaw John Johnston Lloyd Emerson Jones Christopher Jorgensen Victor George Kopmau John Duncan McParlane Oliver William Keith Mclntyrc John William Hugh Merry Vivian Percy Harry Bowness Sarjeant Robert Allan Shaw Arthur Frederick Sheldon Leonard Walter Tliomas Treadwell Leonard George Whiteoak Waller Edward Wolstpnholmc DIPLOMA OF P U B L I C HEALTH Hilda Wager Esson Joseph Bernard O'ColIins Grant-ley Alan Wright DIPLOMA OF ARCHITECTURE Hence Jtirvis McConnick Dudley Benjamin Cook Robert, Cousland Roy Wilson DIPLOMA IN MUSIC Constance Margaret Beattie Cccillo Frances Hucknall Mary Margaret Carlcy Gertrude Winifred Gardner Eileen Ruth Maley Linda May Modon "Warv Monica Nugent Freda Grace .Manner.-: Snlton 77A

1167

1168

'

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929-30..

Marion Frances Taylor Ivy Pearl White Leonard Charles Fullard DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE Louise Davis Mary Dillon John Benson Horace Watson Hnlbert Bradshaw Leslie Oswald Brown Daniel Vincent, McNarnara Jack Watson S lee man James Arthur Lacey Walsh Eric George Whitford DIPLOMA OF ARCHITECTURAL Leslie Garrard Calm Rao Edwin Feathcrstone 15TH SEPTEMBER,

DESIGN

1930.

BACHELOR OF ARTS. (Ordinary Degree) Helen Katharine Irving' Alfred Frederick Walker (Degree with Honours) Colin Farquhar McRae Francis Denys Cumbrae Stewart BACHELOR

OF MEDICINE AND OF SURGERY. Edith Elizabeth MoOomas Mary Hallam Robinson Philip Joseph Benjamin Richard Maxwell Biggins Rex Vivian Blaubaium Simon Redvors Bray Kevin Richard Cussen Morris Gael Davis Berwyn Lincoln Deans Rae William Dungan

BACHELOR

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929-30.

1169

John Hudson (".lowland Francis Robert Guinane Thomas Dudley Hagger John Patrick Horan Montagu Owen Kent Hughes Ronald Auslun Lewis William John Long Allan Michael Macdonald Charles Moustaka Marsdcn Roy Bryant Maynard Edward Allan Fanoourt McDonald William John McKillop Harold Henry Rushton Nash Robert Hamilton Orton . Cecil Neville Raphael Colin Wallace Ross Eustace Alwynno Rowlands David Paul Hannaford Schafer Noel Theod'orc Haniiaford Schafer James Erskino Sewell James Cuming Stewart Truman George Swinburne Henry Thomas Tisdall Lcnnard Gilmour Travers Stewart Irvine Weir Joseph Francis Zieglcr BACHELOR OP CIVIL ENGINEERING Bernard Michael Arthur Alfred! Henry Gawith John Frederick McDonnell Charles Thomas Mitchell Trevor Norris Wellington BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL Ronald Allen King Palmer BACHELOR OP DENTAL Vernon Thomas Sea-ley Cornelius Peter Whclan

ENGINEERING. SCIENCE.

BACHELOR OP VETERINARY Ralph Bodkin Kellcy

SCIENCE.

BACHELOR OP COMMERCE. Bert Joseph James Davie

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DEGREES CONFERRED, 1929-30 DOCTOR OF MEDICINE. Thomas Gilmour Bowen Allen DOCTOR OF VETERINARY SCIENCE. Arthur William Turner I n absentia.

BACHELOR OF MEDICINE AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY. Anthea, Alison Beiiham Richard Geoffrey Champion dc Crespigny Francis Wilfrid Peter Dixon Ernest Henry Mancy Colin Russell Palfreymau Kenneth Edward Rex BACHELOR OF CIVIL George Robertson

ENGINEERING.

BAiCHELOTi, OF AGRICULTURAL Hattie Vevers Steele

SCIENCE.

MASTER, OF ARTS. Hedley Thomas Shotton DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION. Evelyn Bond Andrew Kenneth. Connor John Aloysius Merlo Robert McNamara DIPLOMA OF ARCHITECT E R E . Howard Garnet ALsop DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE. Stanley Alfred Brownbill Frederick William Lawrence DIPLOMA OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN. Keith Reid

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