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Index to Volume 7 (1911-1914) - University Newscuttings Books

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Academic matters,
value of a university degree, ,

British debate on religious versus secular education,

commercial law lecture cancelled,

Thomas Ryan urges opening of University to all on basis of intellect alone,

Catholic Federation protest against English Literature textbook, , ,

University opens for new year,

Letter's Patent,

Adelaide University Arts Association,
report of discussions of industrial socialism,

report of sixth annual dinner,

Alexander Clark Memorial Prize,
scholarship instituted for study at the Elder Conservatorium,

Anatomy, School of,
Dr Archibald Campbell Magarey granted license to practise anatomy, ,

Angas Engineering Scholarship,
changes to statutes and regulations passed, , ,

awarded to Hugh Thomas Moffitt Angwin, , ,

Anthropology, study of
Australian race, ,

Arts, Bachelor of,
Dr Leeper speaks in favour of retaining compulsory Classical Greek,

Music Certificate to count as one subject,

Association for the International Exchange of Students,
invitation to Council to send delegates to London congress, , ,

Astronomy, Chair of,
lack of funding to establish this position,

Atkinson, Professor Meredith,
leaves England,

arrives at Sydney University,

to help set up branch,

speaks, , , , ,

appointed Director of Tutorial Classes at Sydney University,

appointed Hon Secretary to WEA in Australia,

on an educated democracy, ,

Australasian Association for Advancement of Science,
Congress opened at Melbourne University, ,

Australasian Student Christian Movement,
students sought for missionary work, ,
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Barlow, Dr William, BA, LLD
supports University remaining in city centre,

death of wife,

not well enough to attend University welcome to Mawson party,

made Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George, , ,

Barr Smith, Robert
donations to the university, , , ,

90th birthday, ,

Bequests, gifts and endowments,
listing of endowments to University, , , , , , , , ,

Bevan, Frederick
letters expressing hope that Bevan will retain connections with university, ,

directs choral concert, ,

life story, ,

Bickerton, Lieutenant F H,
operated wireless at Mawson's Antarctic base camp,

Botany, Chair of,
question asked about appointments of Professor of Botany, ,

professorship advertised,

Theodore George Bentley Osborn appointed, ,

Botany, School of,
courses in botany to recommence, ,

Brookman Scholarship,
terms of scholarship,

awarded to Hilda Beatrice Gill, ,

Brown, Professor William Jethro
Democratising the University, ,

waning of church influence on moral education, , , ,

lecture on Syndicalism,

"The growing responsibilities of the teacher”, , , , , , ,

Buildings,
delay in completing extensions to University Building, ,

pathology block at Adelaide Hospital begun,

Vice Chancellor supports University remaining in city centre,

proposal to demolish North Terrace buildings and extend University, ,

proposal to remove Government House for student residences, , ,

Robert Barr Smith revealed as donor of ₤10,000 to residential college,

Education Block buildings and need for extensions, ,

Public Library requirement for more space, , ,

deputation for increased funding for University buildings, , , , ,

Bundey Prize,
Miss E Milne Bundey donates annual prize for English verse, ,
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Calendar,
report on contents of calendars, ,

Catherine Helen Spence Scholarship,
meeting to select successful applicant,

Emily Dorothea Proud as first Spence Scholarship winner, , ,

Chancellors,
Sir Samuel James Way, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Chapple, F, BA, BSc
impending retirement as Warden of the Senate,

Cheek, Muriel,
farewell,

Cilento, Gladys,
recited in concert, ,

Classics, Chair of
David Henry Hollidge appointed acting Professor of Classics,

Cleland, E E, LLB
appointed Kings Counsel,

Clubs, societies and associations,
subscription lists for British association meeting in Australia now open,

Sports Association annual ball,

new headquarters of state branch of British Medical Association,

Commerce, Chair of,
University Society of Commerce requests Chair of Commerce,

Conferences and seminars,
British scientists to visit Australia, ,

editorial on Congress of Universities of the Empire to be held in London,

Congress of Universities of the Empire, , , , , , , , , ,

Elder Conservatorium concert for Teachers' Conference,

Australasian Association for Advancement of Science Congress at University of Melbourne,

report of Conference of University Boards held in Melbourne,

report of the Public School Teachers' Union Congress,

Australasian Association for Advancement of Science, , , , , , , , ,

Conference of Educational Associations opened at University of London,

British Association for the Advancement of Science conference in Australia, , , , , , , , , , ,

Professor Kerr Grant, MSc, local Secretary for British Association conference, , ,

Correll, Percy E
Correll leaves to join Antarctic relief expedition,

Interview on his return from Mawson Expedition, ,

welcome at Prince Alfred College,

Council, ��˴�Ƭ,
proposals for constitution of Council,

reconstituting the Sydney Senate,

act amended to allow election of members by both houses of parliament, ,

reports of Council meetings, , , , , , , ,

first meeting of Council under newly legislated structure, , ,

effect of resignation of State Government on representation on University Council,

suggestion that Adelaide Hospital be allowed to nominate a Council member,

presentation to Council of portrait of the late Judge Bundey,

appointment of representatives to various congresses, ,

appointment to Rhodes Selection Committee for 1912,

election of two representatives to Board of Governors of Public Library, ,

retirement of five Councillors,

executive approves statute for the Angas Engineering Scholarship, Exhibitions and Regulations affecting Elder scholarships,

nominations for vacancies, , , ,

motion concerning establishment of medical chairs,

removal of Greek as compulsory in Arts degree,

Sir John Downer appointed to University Council,

retired members available for re-election,

Dr Helen Mayo first woman nominated for Council,

letters commending the appointment of women to council, ,

bill to amend Adelaide University Act, , , , , ,

Senate to consider election of first female to Council,

M M Maughan to replace Alfred Williams (deceased) on Council,

council plans public welcome for Dr Mawson and party, , , ,

need for reforms at University, including changes to council,

Thomas Ryan announces candidature for Council vacancy,

Courses, non-degree,
proposed regulations for Diploma in Forestry,

Creswell Scholarship,
funding soon available, regulations to be drafted,
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David, Professor Edgeworth T.W.,
on results so far of Mawson expedition,

David Murray Scholarship,
awarded to Thomas Lester Griffiths and Albert James Hannan,

Davis, Captain,
mention in speeches at welcome for Mawson party, ,

speaks at welcome for Mawson party in Elder Hall, ,

raises funds for relief of Mawson expedition,

account of voyage to recover Mawson’s Antarctic parties,

interviews with as captain of the Aurora for Mawson expedition, , , , , , , , ,

Degrees,
introduction of engineering degree recommended,

timing of change from BSc to B.E. terminology,

recommendation to institute a bachelor of engineering degree,

Senate adopts new regulations for bachelor of engineering,

timing of change from BSc to BE,

Denman, Lord,
speaks at welcome for Mawson party, , , ,

omment on his speech at University welcome to Mawson party in Elder Hall, ,

Duncan, Hon. Sir John James, MLC
biography for conferring of his knighthood, ,

death of, , , ,
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Economics, School of,
Joseph Fisher Lecture in Commerce to be given by Hon David J Gordon, MLC, , , ,

Education, diploma of,
discussion of regulations on senate agenda,

change in regulations approved by senate,

Elder Conservatorium,
see also Music, School of

reports of concerts by Conservatorium students and staff, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

appointment of Madame Georgina Delmar Hall,

Miss Ruby C E Davy appointed acting teacher of theory of music,

Reverend Brian Wibberley, appointed lecturer in theory of music for Adelaide University in Perth,

Professors Peterson and Ennis appointed examiners in theory of music,

appointment of Madame Georgina Delmar Hall, ,

musical reminiscences by C Cawthorne,

announcement of final concert of season,

letters about poor financial performance of Conservatorium, , ,

Harold Parsons plans study leave in Europe, ,

competition for George Brookman scholarship,

interview with Madame Georgina Delmar Hall,

announcement of change of date for concert,

exemption sought from Places of Public Entertainment Bill for university, ,

first student concert for season, ,

report of recital and prize giving,

proposed Chair in Rhetoric to teach elocution,

Harold Parsons gives account of his recent visit to Europe, ,

Elder Scholarships,
Elder scholar Kathleen O’Dea gives farewell concert,

Frank Smith relinquishes scholarship to work as engineer,

announcement of winner, Erica Chaplin, 13 year old violinist,

Alfred Bampton, recent winner for organ playing,

Elder Scholarship for London study awarded to Kathleen O’Dea, soprano, ,

four scholarships offered: one each for violin, pianoforte and two for singing,

scholarship awarded to Lena MacLeay, pianist,

Lily Emmanuel Sara receives Elder scholarship for pianoforte,

proposed revision of regulations,

awarded to Florence Muriel Day and Jack Fischer, baritone,

details of the year's awards to Florence Muriel Day, Jack Fischer, Lena McLeay, Paula M. Mewkill, Harry O’Killicoat,

Endowments,
Robert Barr Smith, large donor to University, ,

Engineering, School of,
University Bill regarding agreement between university and School of Mines, , ,

English literature, study of,
Catholics protest against text book, ,

alternative text book allowed for Catholic students, ,

Ennis, Professor J M,
staffing of Elder Conservatorium as Dr Ennis sails for England,

Enrolment,
see also students,

enrolment dates announced,

Examinations,
results of music examinations, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

university examinations at Cowell,

results for MB and BS, , , , , ,

Faculty of Arts results, , , , ,

results of science examinations, , ,

Faculty of Law results, , , , , , , ,

results of Higher Public Examinations, , , ,

results of Senior Commercial Examination, , ,

results of Junior Commercial Examinations, ,

examiner's comments on recent primary arithmetic examination,

results of Special Senior Examination, ,

Queensland and Tasmania to join with Adelaide and Melbourne for music examinations, ,

letters about University primary examination papers, ,

last date to enter for public examinations,

examinations held for Elder Scholarship for tuition in London,

Diploma of Commerce results, , ,

results of forestry examination,

results for Honours Degree of Master of Arts, ,

public examination results delayed,

change of timing for Primary Examination, ,

examination dates for final term,

letter suggesting degree examinations be held in regional centres,

results of primary examinations, , , , , ,

results for ordinary degrees,

last date to enter for public examinations, , , ,

results of further examinations, ,

results of Junior Public examinations, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

results for Senior Public examinations, , , , , , , , ,

results of BA Hons,

Dental Board examination results,

proposed amendments to regulations of Senior Public examinations defeated,

BE results,

comment on results of Junior public examination,

manual of examinations Board issued, ,

results of supplementary examinations,

Extension lectures,
Professor Henry Darnley Naylor to present series on the "Problem of Euripides",

Professor Henry Darnley Naylor's lectures on the "Problem of Euripides", , , , ,

editorial comment, ,

Walter Howchin’s lectures on "Lost Rivers of South Australia", , , ,

interview with Registrar, Charles Hodge, about extension lectures, ,

letter from Registrar Charles Hodge, disputing wording in interview about extension lectures, ,
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Federal Government,
response to suggestion that Commonwealth should rescue Dr Mawson, ,

Minister of Customs, Hon L E Groom, welcomes Mawson party,

newly appointed Governor of SA and Governor-General congratulated,

Fees,
report of how students earned fees at Columbia University, , ,

Minister of Education foresees free entrance to university,

New South Wales Government proposes free University education, ,

Football,
presentation made to Professor Henry Darnley Naylor, president of the Amateur Football League of South Australia,

acknowledgement of players who left League to play for University,

Forestry, School of,
first graduate of Bachelor of Science in Forestry, Mr R G Mckail, ,

Finance,
extra grant of ₤4000 to university recommended,

government budgets for University Training College and other Institutions,

sources and use of funds for University,

Robert Barr Smith revealed as donor of ₤10,000 for residential college,

Royal Society of South Australia provides grants in aid of scientific research, ,

₤10,000 anonymous gift to fund extension of University, , ,

debate on funding in University Bill, ,

University funding needs listed in comments on Education,

deputation for increased funding, , , , ,
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Geology, School of,
qualifications of Walter Howchin and Douglas Mawson as geologists questioned,

new Government Geologist,

career of new Assistant Government Geologist, Mr Robert Lockhart Jack,

H Y L Brown explains his resignation,

Howchin speaks about South Australian rivers, ,

Douglas Mawson to undertake lecture tour before going to England,

report of geological trip to Hallett Cove by Walter Howchin,

Gifts,
donor of anonymous gift of ₤10,000 was Mr Robert Barr Smith,

chancellor announces a 10,000 pound anonymous gift to start a fund for extension of University, , ,

instruments given by Dr W G Duffield for establishment of observatory,

discussion of benefits of Barr Smith donation and conditions,

Council advised of gifts of books from Dr J C Verco, documents and specimens from Sir Henry Ayers estate,

Mr Peter Waite gives mansion and park for agricultural education and research, , , , , , , , ,

Governance,
Professor William Jethro Brown on "Democratising the University", ,

Government relations,
Prime Minister sympathetic to deputation for funding for relief of Mawson party,

Graduates,
Harold Whitmore Smith appointed electrical engineer to Federal Department of Home Affairs,

registration of Adelaide graduates as legally qualified medical practitioners,

classics scholarship at Oxford to Oswald Rischbieth,

Clara S H Kleinschmidt progresses at Royal college of Music,

success in Vienna of Maude Mary Puddy, pianist,

Donald Campbell to represent Australia at Imperial Trade Commission,

Mr Justice G J R Murray appointed judge in Supreme Court,

graduates admitted to the Bar,

Martha Bruggeman sings in London,

Harold Giles leaves for England to study for missionary work in China,

Muriel Cheek honoured at Gawler,

Paper on differential equations by T A Le Messurier, MA, BSc,

L Glasson, receives Doctor of Science degree at Cambridge,

ordination of A C Stevens,

Emily Dorothea Proud passes examination at Adelaide School for Mothers,

graduation of Eric Goyne Stephens,

E E Cleland appointed Kings Council,

Trudinger brothers leave for Sudan United Mission,

Dr C Yeatman appointed medical superintendent of Adelaide Hospital,

Harold Smith comments on life in America,

A J Hannan appointed Assistant Parliamentary Draughtsman,

Frederick Balfour Schultz appointed third associate of the Supreme Court,

Arthur H Howard departs for Oxford University for post-graduate studies,

Oswald Rischbieth performs well in rowing at Oxford,

Harold Whitmore Smith returns from United States, ,

T Brailsford Robertson discusses his research on cancer, ,

research by B Whitington on skipping of stones on water, , , ,

Mr Justice Murray presents his Commission, ,

travels of Dr W T Hayward and promotion of Dr May Moffatt to Tasmania,

A E Dawkins awarded Victorian Government research scholarship,

Letter's Patent,

Graduation ceremonies,
reports of Commemoration Day ceremonies, , , , , , , , ,

special ceremony for conferring degrees to three candidates, ,

dates for commemoration, ,

Governor's story at commemoration ceremony,

governor's speech at commemoration ceremony, ,

editorial praising address by Governor, Sir Day Bosanquet, at commemoration ceremony

special congregation for graduations to be held in Prince of Wales Theatre,

special congregation for graduations held in Prince of Wales Theatre,

Grant, Professor Kerr,
biographical details of professor of physics, , ,

Greek, Study of
Greek to count as two subjects in matriculation,

Grounds,
use of Exhibition grounds for University, ,

plans for expansion of university onto land from Police Barracks, Destitute Asylum, Jubilee Oval, ,

area gifted by Peter Waite for agricultural education and research, , , , , ,

University land needs,
H
Hartley Studentships,
regulations changed,

Henderson, Professor George Cockburn, ,

Hodge, Charles Reynolds, , , , ,

Howchin, Rev Walter, FGS, , , , , , , , ,
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Indigenous issues,
papers at Science Congress, , ,
J
John Bagot Botany Scholarship,
founding of scholarship by Senate,

John Creswell Scholarship,
Senate passes resolutions regarding John Creswell Scholarships,

applications invited, ,

conditions for the scholarship,

Joseph Fisher Lecture,
bequest of ₤1000 from Mr Joseph Fisher for establishment of biennial lecture in commerce,

donation of ₤25 from Chamber of Commerce for establishment of biennial lecture in commerce,

report of first of biennial lectures given by H Y Braddon,

Hon D J Gordon, MLC, to give lecture for 1914,
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Kennedy, A L,
returns from Antarctica,
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Land holdings
plans for expansion of university onto land from Police Barracks, Destitute Asylum, Jubilee Oval, ,

map and photograph of area gifted by Mr Peter Waite for agricultural education and research, , , , , ,

University land needs,

Law, Faculty of,
examination results, , ,

arguments against women lawyers,

admission of candidates to Bar, ,

Leases,
question in Parliament regarding leases of university blocks at Tatiara,

Lectures,
lecture tour by Miss Mary Proctor, daughter of Richard A Proctor; Astronomer, ,

Legislation,
Female Practitioner (Legal) Bill, ,

bill to amend Adelaide University Act, , , , , , , , , , , ,

budget for School of Mines,

defeat of amendment to University Bill about agreement between University and School of Mines,

editorial on Education Commission Report in preparation for comprehensive Education Bill,

Places of Public Entertainment Bill, ,
M
Madigan, Mr Cecil Thomas, , , ,

Maughan, Milton Moss, , ,

Mawson, Dr Douglas
qualifications questioned,

Aurora arrives in Hobart,

expedition preparation and purposes, , , ,

expedition leaves, , , , , , , , , ,

wireless telegraphy arrangements for Antarctic Expedition,

part of expedition personnel on Toria,

Prof George Cockburn Henderson on the expedition,

progress of Antarctic expedition, ,

landing at Shackleton Glacier,

lack of news from expedition,

arrival of Aurora in Dunedin,

damage to Aurora,

wireless messages from Antarctic Expedition, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

early reports of activities of Antarctic expedition, ,

expedition return, ,

eaths of Lieut Ninnis and Dr Mertz in Antarctic Expedition, , , , , , , , , , , , ,

seeks extended leave of absence, ,

accounts of how Mawson was left in Antarctic, , , , , , ,

interviews with Captain Davis, captain of the Aurora, , , , , , , , , ,

Antarctic perils,

research outcomes of the expedition, , , , , , ,

tribute to Mawson from Royal Geographical Society,

Prof Edgeworth David on results of expedition,

Earl Curzon, President of Royal Geographical Society, on expedition, ,

relief fund for expedition, ,

Prime Minister sympathetic on funding for relief of party,

Aurora to leaves to relieve expedition, , , ,

party returns to South Australia, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

interviews with, , , , , , , ,

account of passage of Aurora up Port River with Mawson's party aboard,

editorial comment on the expedition, , , , ,

welcome by the University, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

explanations for lack of wireless communications from Antarctic in summer,

dogs used in expedition, , ,

pening of Aurora, , , , ,

full narrative of his party's Antarctic expedition, , , ,

brief biography,

comments on expedition and findings by Sir Ernest Shackleton, , , , ,

Professor Orme Masson, of Australian Association for the Advancement of Science, interviewed about scientific work of Antarctic expedition, ,

brief return to Adelaide University,

public welcome at Town Hall for Mawson party, , , , , , ,

anecdotes from Antarctic expedition,

party welcomed by Australasian Society for Advancement of Science and Royal Society,

arrives in Melbourne, ,

arriage to Miss Paquita Delprat in Melbourne, ,

account of emergency food and burial services in Antarctic,

welcomed in Sydney,

account of last days of Antarctic expedition,

work applauded by article in British Australasian,

arrival in London,

welcomed in Naples,

granted audience with the King,

plans for national and overseas lecture tours, ,

knighted in King's Birthday Honours, , , ,

returning from London on steamer Omrah,

Mayo, Dr Helen,

Medicine, Faculty of,
unable to find applicant for surgeon in Royal Australian Navy,

coroner’s criticism of training of surgeons, , , , , ,

Mertz, Dr Zavier, , , , , , , , , ,

Mitchell, Professor William, ,

Moyes, Morton H,

Murray, George John Robert, ,

Music, Certificate of,
issue to teachers who pass prescribed examinations,

Music, School of,
see also Elder Conservatorium,

Registrar announces date of resumption,

numbers of students enrolled,

re-commencement of classes with new staff,

Dr E. Harold Davies leaves for Western Australia to conduct examinations,

W Laver represents Victorian and Queensland Universities at annual conference on public music examinations,

Musical productions,
concerts by Heinicke Orchestra to be in Exhibition Hall, ,
N
Naylor, Professor Henry Darnley, , , , ,

Ninnis, Lieutenant B S, , , , , , , , , , ,
O
Observatory,
establishment of observatory,
P
Peake, Mr,

Priestly, E,

Policies and procedures,
Council decides to omit public holidays for accession of King and birthday of Prince of Wales,

Prince Alfred College,
F Chapple, headmaster, recovering from illness,

welcome for Cecil Thomas Madigan and Percy E Correll,

Prizes and awards,
changes in regulations,

Conservatorium Prizes for 1911,

winners of Robert Whinham prize,

prizes awarded on Commemoration Day,

₤500 donated for John Bagot Prize in School of Botany and Forestry, , ,

Doctor of Laws to be conferred on Right Hon James Bryce,

Walter Howchin receives a portion of Lyell Geological Fund,

Bundey Prize, ,

Robert Badger and Albert James Hannan recommended for Stow Prize,

Thomas Price Scholarship awarded to Arthur Harrison Edward Watson,

Oxford University Nathan Whitley scholarship awarded to Mr T Gordon Robertson,

foundation of Tinline scholarships mentioned by Murray,

Proud, Emily Dorothea, , ,

Public lectures,
see also lectures, extension lectures

Professor William Mitchell lectures on "Christianity and Industrial Questions",

Right Hon James Bryce at Sydney University,

debate on claim by Professor Jethro Brown of waning of church influence on moral education, , , ,

lecture in Sydney in aid of Mawson relief fund,

Professor William Jethro Brown to lecture on Syndicalism,

Professor Jethro Brown on "The growing responsibilities of the teacher", , , , , ,

Professor David Starr Jordan on ‘War and Manhood’,

interview and lecture by Professor David Starr Jordan, of World Peace Foundation, , , ,
R
Registrar,
charles Reynolds Hodge, , , , ,

Regulations,
notice to amend regulations to ensure Chancellor is elected for 5 years,

new regulations discussed about Bachelor degrees in Engineering, Science, Music,

change to regulations about government bursaries to University,

executive approves changes to Angas Engineering and Elder scholarships,

new regulations for Bachelor of Science,

Rennie, Prof Edward Henry,

Research,
Walter Howchin, geologist, returns from visit to New Zealand,

discovery of synthetic rubber by Professor W H Perkin at Victoria University,

chemistry student, Hedley Finlayson, injured in explosion while investigating explosive materials,

Prof Edward Henry Rennie states experiment causing recent injury to student was unauthorised,

Thorburn Brailsford Robertson discusses his research on cancer, ,

Prof George Cockburn Henderson to research archives in Europe,

Residential colleges,
need for residential facilities for universities, , , , , ,

Rhodes Scholarship,
quality of Rhodes Scholars from South Australia, ,

Cecil Thomas Madigan, , , , , , ,

Harry Thomson, , ,

Kenneth Fry,

Alan Wilson Morey, ,

performance of Australasian Rhodes Scholars at Oxford, , , ,

query about eventual careers,

meetings to consider applications, ,

Henry Hermann Leopold Adolph Brose, ,

statistics of Rhodes Scholars, ,

Roseworthy Agricultural College,
Alfred G E Edquist on high school agricultural scholarships,

mention in report agricultural education initiatives,

Royal Adelaide Hospital,
coroner’s criticism of training of surgeons and hospital practices, , , , , ,

Ryan, Thomas,
on formation of Workers Educational Association,
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Scholarships,
J A Hartley studentships, ,

recommendations, ,

meeting of Catherine Helen Spence Scholarship committee,

Emily Dorothea Proud as first Spence Scholarship winner,

Albert Ray Southwood resigns Edward Spicer Scholarship,

University studentships,

amendment to regulation of Government bursaries, ,

new regulations for Angas Engineering and Elder scholarships, ,

two new music scholarships, ,

Alfred G.E. Edquist on high school agricultural scholarships,

awards of government bursaries,

scholarships proposed in memory of Alfred Williams and Alexander Clark,

awarding of studentships,

competition for George Brookman scholarship,

new scholarship scheme presented to Victorian State cabinet,

studentships to be granted for daytime University attendees,

details of studentships to be granted for evening attendees,

Thomas Ryan proposes more scholarships for students to attend university,

query about scholarship for organ playing,

Alexander Clark Memorial Prize instituted at Elder Conservatorium,

funding soon available for Cresswell scholarship,

School of Mines,
Premier Verran mentions differences between University and School of Mines,

defeat of amendment to University Bill regarding agreement between University and School of Mines,

Port Pirie School of Mines seeks affiliation with Adelaide School of Mines,

annual closing ceremony, , ,

concerns about encroachment of University on School of Mines, ,

agreement between University and School of Mines on engineering teaching, ,

Science, Bachelor of,
training in Forestry,

regulations changed,

first graduate in Forestry, Ronald George Mckail, ,

music certificate to count as one subject,

resignation of Instructor in Forestry and appointment of new one,

Senate, ��˴�Ƭ,
agenda for meeting,

reports of meetings, , , , , ,

proposal to ensure Chancellor is elected for five years,

approves Greek to count as two subjects for matriculation,

meeting to elect members, including first female nominee,

Professor Jethro Brown refers to Senate in discourse on "Democratising the University", ,

interview with T A Caterer, Clerk of Senate, about achievements of University, ,

letters supporting election of first female member,

Senate to consider election of first female,

Professor W Lowrie resigns,

notice of election to replace retiring Council member,

institutes certificates of competence for music teachers,

Shackleton, Sir Ernest,
comments about Douglas Mawson and his Antarctic expedition, , , , ,

Members of Mawson’s expedition to join Shackleton’s Trans-Antarctic expedition,

South Australian Royal Commission on Education,
on governance of education department,

meetings of, , ,

members return from Melbourne,

to take evidence in Melbourne,

report considered,

adoption of report considered, , , , , , , , , ,

comments on proposals in report, , , , ,

St Alban Scholarship,
applications invited,

Staff,
question asked about appointment of government geologist,

criticism of appointment of Rev Walter Howchin and Dr Douglas Mawson,

controversy about the credentials of Dr H Basedow, ,

Bryceson Treharne leaves Elder Conservatorium for London,

Walter Howchin returns from research visit,

Professor Henry Darnley Naylor speaks in Scarborough,

death of former staff member, James Bernard Allen,

H J Priest, former acting Professor of Mathematics, meets Professor Ernst-Carrol,

Professor T G B Osborn and his wife admitted to Bachelors of Science,

Professor Henry Darnley Naylor comments on the Imperial University Conference,

Christian faith of some Adelaide professors noted,

Professor Henry Darnley Naylor elected as a Vice President of the British Classical Association,

Professor Edward Charles Stirling, Honorary Director of Adelaide Museum, honoured by Public Library Board, ,

hopes that Frederick Bevan will retain some connection with the Conservatorium, ,

interview with Frederick Bevan, ,

death of Samuel Ellis, caretaker,

State Government,
discussions on appointment of government geologist, , , , , , , ,

correspondence against the Female Practitioner (Legal) Bill,

discussion about appointment of Professor of Botany,

question about resignation of Inspector Jordan,

debate on budget for Education Department,

Education Commission on governance of Education Department,

future appointments of government geologist, ,

election of 2 members of Legislative Council to University Council,

election of 3 members to Council by House of Assembly,

resignation of government geologist, H Y L Brown,

state government resigns and is replaced by opposition,

election to be held for replacement representative on University Council,

meeting of Education Commission,

A Williams criticises census education statistics,

Minister congratulates Sir John Duncan, ,

government funds sought to repair Aurora,

NSW Director of Education foresees free university study,

proposed changes to North Terrace impacting on university, , , , ,

exemption proposed for University, Places of Public Entertainment Bill,

E E Cleland appointed Kings Counsel,

Chancellor speaks about Mr Peake, parliamentarian,

need for government action on death of Alfred Williams, Director of Education,

pressures on Director of Education position,

M M Maughan appointed Acting Director of Education,

A J Hannan appointed Assistant Parliamentary Draughtsman,

premier asked to appoint lady inspectors,

readings of Places of Public Entertainment Bill, , , ,

question in Parliament about Education Commission's Report,

death of Hon Sir John Duncan, MLC, , , ,

Sir John Downer selected for University Council, ,

criticism of proposal in Education Commission,

editorial criticising delays in Supreme Court judgements,

subsidy sought to match anonymous gift for University, , ,

bill to Amend Adelaide University Act, , , ,

appointment of Mr L K Ward as government geologist, ,

Legislative Council nomination to University Council, , , ,

list of state governors and their terms,

South Australian Royal Commission on Education report, , ,

M M Maughan addresses Unley High School students,

Workers Educational Association seeks grant, , , ,

increased funding sought for University, , , , ,

question about creation of Chair of Botany,

approach by George Brookman to have interminable stock made terminable,

Executive Council sanctions statutes made by Senate,

leader of Labor Party approves foundation of Workers Educational Association,

Stow Prize,
Robert Badger and Albert James Hannan recommended for,

Student statistics,
students enrolled at Conservatorium,

Students,
noisy students,

difficulties and expenses incurred by country students,

welcome for Cecil Thomas Madigan and Percy E Correll,

reply to criticism of University students fruit picking,

Study leave,
Harold Parsons plans leave in Europe, , ,
T
Teacher training,
syllabus on teaching ethics in schools,

teacher responsibilities,

Thomas Price Scholarship,
awarded to Arthur Harrison Edward Watson,

Tinline scholarships,
mention of their foundation, by Mr Justice G J R Murray,
U
Universities, other,
foundation of British Columbia University, Vancouver, Canada,

Columbia University, , ,

"quack" university teaching drugless therapy, , ,

Perth University, , , ,

Melbourne University, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

universities urged to include commercial education,

Calcutta University,

Victoria University,

Sydney University, , , ,

Queensland University, , ,

passage money reduced to assist exchange of professors,

University of Western Australia, , , , , , , , , ,

Edinburgh University,

proposal by Oxford and Cambridge University to make degree conferral dependent on military training, , ,

Prof Michael Sadler of Leeds University on education,

University of London,

Institute of Tropical Medicine at Townsville,

Morton H Moyes appointed headmaster of University Coaching College, Sydney,

Professor Henry Darnley Naylor visits Oxford, Cambridge Universities, , ,

proposal to establish Chair of Tropical and Semi-tropical Agriculture,

need for residential facilities for universities, ,

Wellington University,

University Act,
discussions between School of Mines and University, , , , ,

election of two members to Council by Legislative Council, ,

bill to amend Act, , , , , , , , , ,

representatives from State Government on University Council, ,

Letter's Patent,

University colleges,
see residential colleges

University Economic Society,
meetings, ,

University Society of Commerce,
annual general meeting, ,

University Sports Association,
annual general meeting,

ball to raise funds for,
V
Vice-Chancellors,
Dr William Barlow, , , , , ,

Victorian Education Department,
proposed inspection of secondary schools,

Visitors,
Governor General,

British scientists to visit, , , , ,

J W Langsford,

Right Hon James Bryce, British Ambassador to America, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
W
Waite, Peter
gift to university, , , , , , , ,

Warden of the Senate,
impending retirement of F Chapple,

Watson, Prof Archibald,
returns from visiting world medical sites,

Way, Lady
sudden death, , , , , , ,

Way, Sir Samuel,
terms as Lieutenant Governor,

on way to Sydney for arm operation,

arm amputated, , , , , , , ,

Weston, Mrs Kate Helen,

Williams, Alfred,
tributes to his life’s work, , , ,

Women,
two ladies on Senate of University of Western Australia,

interview with Mrs Mansbridge, about education of women, ,

arguments against women law students,

Workers Education Association,
spread from Britain to Australia,

Adelaide Branch formed, , ,

constitution,

Prof Meredith Atkinson, Hon Secretary to WEA in Australia, , , , , , , ,

Professor Jethro Brown on interview with Professor Meredith Atkinson,

comments by Mr Thomas Ryan,

Trades and Labour Council considers the new constitution, ,

Albert Mansbridge to speak in Adelaide, , ,

interview with Mrs Mansbridge about education of women,

Albert Mansbridge on adult education, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

meeting of central council, ,

progress in Adelaide, , , , , ,

deputation to State Government for a grant, , , ,

university tutorial classes established,

Albert Mansbridge on his recent visit to Australia, , ,

proposal for first lectures,

Professor G V Portus to lecture, , ,

Whitington, Sylvia
concert performance, , ,

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