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A
Academic matters,
utilitarian and technical versus cultural education in universities, 265

growth of universities, 427

evidence to University and Higher Education Royal Commission, 393, 394, 395, 396, 397, 398, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 406, 426, 430, 446

call for less emphasis on teaching of Latin and Greek, 127

detrimental influence of science on literature, 59

Dr L D Bevan and Professor Darnley Naylor propose chair of theology, 464

teaching history and geography to inculcate imperial sentiment, 60

language teaching, 190

proposal for a chair of military science, 261

botanical research, 131, 132

support for Esperanto, 55

Adelaide Hospital,
scheme to set up central bacteriological and pathological laboratory, 349

report on recommended improvements, 417

Adelaide University Football Club,
application to be affiliated with League rejected, 199, 310

Adelaide University Regiment,
Council supports proposal for formation, 352

Adelaide University Scientific Society,
lecture on radioactivity by Professor Bragg, 119

report of annual general meeting, 173

paper by H W Gartrell, 175

Advanced School for Girls, 176

Agriculture, Chair of, 395, 446, 447

Agriculture, School of,
evidence on teaching agricultural science, 395, 396, 397

Alderman, Mr Eugene,
violin performance, 201

Allen, James B, Bsc, 262, 413

Amand Wright, Miss, 376

Anatomy Building,
dissecting room cost, 359

Andrew Scott Memorial Prize for Latin, 188, 189, 210, 234

Angas Engineering Exhibition,
awarded to W A Potts, 231

Angas Engineering Scholarship,
awarded H W Gartrell, 175

proposed changes to requirements, 201, 227

R Wilson Tassie BSc leaves for Cornell University, 201

awarded to L F Burgess, 331, 344

awarded to Harold Whitmore Smith BSc, 83, 85, 170, 199

Alfred Chapple MA, 124

Angas, John Howard, 305

Angus, Professor William, 200, 371

Annual report, 169

Applied Science, Bachelor of,
cooperation with School of Mines, 49, 50, 307

Arts Association,
inaugural meeting, 132, 133

second annual general meeting, 253

annual dinner, 266

foundation, 119

review of year's activities, 190

Astronomy, Chair of, 162, 164, 165, 166, 174, 192

Athletics, 123, 187, 190, 193

Australian Association for Advanced Science, 177, 223, 310, 330, 331, 344, 337, 368, 369, 370, 371, 374, 375

Ayers, Sir Henry, 249, 303
B
Barlow, Dr William, 40, 86, 332, 359

Barr Smith Prize,
awarded to G M Potts, 234

Barr Smith, Robert, 163, 169, 217, 226, 305, 333, 345, 375

Barr Smith, Thomas, 226

Basedow, Dr H, 338, 458, 461, 465, 466, 474, 475, 482, 483

Bayley, Brian Brock, BSc, 194

Beare, Professor Hudson, 376, 378

Benefactors, 169, 304, 305

Benham, Miss E I, BSc, 131, 132, 169

Bequests, gifts & endowments,
see endowments

Bevan, Dr L D, 464

Bevan, Frederick, 47, 147, 151, 208, 453, 462

Bonython, Sir Langdon,
congratulates Professor Bragg on award, 47

University and Higher Education Royal Commission, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394

subcommittee of SA branch of Royal Geographical Society, 378, 379

President of Council of School of Mines, 307, 308

Botany, Chair of,
arguments for establishment, 131, 132, 446, 447

£500 gift from Miss Julia Stuckey, 169

British Medical Association, South Australian Branch,
history of South Australian branch outlined, 437

Bragg, Mrs,
presents prizes at intervarsity athletics, 193

Bragg, Professor William Henry, FRS,
resignation and departure, 178, 179, 192

role in Australian Association for the Advancement of Science, 177

contribution to the University of Adelaide, 163, 177, 178

appointment to Cavendish Chair, University of Leeds, 177, 178

first suggested use of cow paddock in park lands as University Oval, 215

to represent University at Oxford for Darwin centenary celebrations, 249

to represent University at Cambridge for Darwin centenary celebrations, 217

president elect of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 223

promoting training of researchers by collaboration with experienced supervisors, 250

significant expansion of science at Leeds, 218

farewell to Bragg celebrating his teaching and research, 199, 231, 233, 234

advocates teaching astronomy, 161, 162, 165, 174, 177, 192

on gamma radiation, 175, 187

significant research on radioactivity, 163

made Fellow of Royal Society, 41, 47, 56

research as reported to University and Higher Education Royal Commission, 426

lecture on radioactivity, 119, 163

interviews about achievements, 163, 177, 178, 179

demonstration of liquid air machine, 61

president of Adelaide University Scientific Society, 173

to represent University at Melbourne conference, 61

supporting role in introduction of commerce, 321, 322

lecture on radioactivity, 119

acceptance of funds for research, 163

Bragg, William Lawrence,
gains scholarship at Trinity College, Cambridge, 337

exam results, 148, 232

British Science Guild, 170

British Science Guild, South Australian Branch,
progress in arrangements for formation of local branch, 343

Dr E C Stirling elected president, 335, 336

report of first year's activities, 445

Brown, Professor W Jethro,
named in Henderson's account of University research, 426, 430

University representative on Board of Public Library, Museum, Art Gallery, 54, 282, 313, 314, 357

advocates teaching of politics in schools, 438, 439

appointed dean of Faculty of Laws for 1910, 292

elected vice-president of University Commerce Society, 423

advocates law reforms, 3

announcements of extension lectures, 51, 55, 82, 83, 88, 92, 117

summaries of extension lectures, 77, 79, 84, 93, 123

text on "The Austinian Theory of Law", 163

letter advocating theoretical training prior to articles, 5

mention of work in jurisprudence, 1, 1a

Budget,
Royal Commission recommendations, 454, 456

Buildings,
see also University Building

University's needs presented to Government, 282, 283, 345, 346, 347, 348, 351, 353, 396, 398, 400

Ayers memorial tablet, 303

second story additions to main University building to commence shortly, 383, 385

new Ayers memorial tablet, 303

description of plans for first floor extensions to back of main building, 376

parliamentary debate regarding University’s need to expand, 354

Mr Ryan speaks in parliament on poor quality of accommodation in University, 343

query of function of unsightly wooden structure in front of Elder Conservatorium, 383

small fire in University building, 388, 389

cost of buildings, 306

University's needs, 353, 354, 396

use of phrase "Education Square" re: School of Mines, 307, 308

University cramped for space, 298

Burdett-Coutts Scholarship
awarded to R L Robinson, 161

Burgess, L F, BSc,
Angas Engineering Scholar for 1910, 331, 344

Burgess, Miss May, BSc,
appointed as first female assistant at Perth Modern School, 378
C
Calendar,
for 1907, 42

for 1909, 249

for 1911, 385

Caterer, Thomas Ainslie, BA,
elected Clerk of Senate, 149, 283, 358

first graduate in Arts, 304

on distinguished graduates and university standards, 112, 113

outline of career, 312

Ceremonies & celebrations,
reception for Reverend W Temple, 338, 339, 340

special University graduates service, preacher Reverend W Temple, 343

official opening of sports ground & boatshed by Governor Bosanquet, 333, 334

account of annual science students' dinner, 361, 362

Chancellors,
Sir Samuel Way presents case for building grant to Government, 282, 283

Sir Samuel Way, current Chancellor, after Hanson and Short, 305

Chapman, Professor Robert W,
section chairman for Australasian Association for Advancement of Science, 223

responds to toast at annual science dinner, 361

accompanied Royal Commission members on interstate visits, 413, 414

extension lectures on "Modern Astronomy", 419

appointed dean of Faculty of Science for 1910, 292

evidence to Royal Commission, 395, 396, 397, 398, 400, 401, 402, 403, 477, 479

part of Australian Association for the Advancement of Science delegation, 330, 331

advises of the need for two geologists to undertake geological survey of state, 441

named in Henderson's account of University research, 426, 430

elected as officer of local branch of British Science Guild, 335, 336

gives interview on university extension and popular education, 451

supported establishment of solar laboratory, 253

president of Adelaide University Scientific Society, 173

nominated to represent university on Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology, 321

appointed to foundation Chair of Engineering, 48

read poem to meeting about School of Mines, 127

research in mining engineering reported by Bragg, 163

deputation for establishment of Chair of Astronomy, 165

proposed alterations to the Angas Engineering Scholarship, 283

Chapman, Robert Hall,
exam results, 149

Chapple, Alfred,
Angas scholarship recipient on visit to Adelaide, 124

cited as one of Bragg's distinguished students, 234

Chapple, F, BA BSc,
re-elected as Warden of the Senate, 149, 283, 358

comments on selection procedures for award of scholarships, including Angas Engineering Scholarship, 201

Chemistry, School of,
Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain recognises University training for its exams, 23

Christian Union,
meeting, 180

Churchward, Miss Stella, BSc
appointment at Methodist Ladies College, 378

Clark, Edward V,
appointed lecturer in physics and electrical engineering, 292

‘The Canadian-American Reciprocity Treaty’ proposal, 449, 450

elected to Faculty of Applied Science, 303

Clark, Lionel,
soloist with orchestra in Elder Conservatorium concert, 331

Classical Association of South Australia,
establishment and inaugural meeting, 180, 200

policy on pronunciation of classical languages, 180, 200

Cleland, Dr W L,
lecturer since 1886, 375

Clerk of Senate,
Thomas Ainslie Caterer, 149

Clubs, societies and associations,
Arts Association, 119, 190, 132, 133, 253, 266

Athletics Club, 123

Commerce Society, 321, 322

Economics Society, 449, 450

Scientific Society, 173, 175, 253

Shakespeare Society, 191

University Christian Union, 180, 329

Women Students' Club, 315

Commerce Society,
annual meeting, 321, 322

Commerce, study of,
donation by Joseph Fisher for promotion of study of commerce, 169

Joseph Fisher lecture to be given by J. Currie-Elles, 180

Institute of Accountants call for Faculty of Commerce, 40, 41

Adelaide first to conduct diploma course in commerce, 244

proposal for commerce lectureship or chair in memory of John Creswell, 254, 255

commerce diploma classes at night, 305

possibility of a degree, 305, 423

Conferences and seminars,
Australian representation at Federal Conference on Education in London, 70

Professor Franklin Peterson and Mr H A Thomson here for music conference, 188, 189

teachers' conference, 199

Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science Congress, 223, 369, 370, 371, 373, 374

British Association for Advancement of Science to be held in Australia, 376

Public Library Board to be represented at First Universal Races Congress, 422

meeting of Student Christian Union in Sydney, 378

two international conferences on education to be held in London, 383

first Esperanto congress in Australia to be held at University, 478, 480, 481

Conservatorium,
see Elder Conservatorium

Cooke, Dr William Ternent.,
assistant lecturer at University, 262

Bragg on his research, 163, 179

elected officer of local branch of British Science Guild, 335, 336

on the life of Joseph Priestley, 173

Corbin, Horace Hugh, BSc,
appointed Instructor in Forestry, 451, 477

Council, University of Adelaide,
explanation of function of Senate and Council, 465

accepts invitation to attend congress of universities of the empire, 343

acknowledgement of services to University by late Sir Charles Todd, 301

Adelaide Hospital Board seeking representation, 50

adoption of report of Royal Commission, 462

retirement of longest serving member, Rev Dr Jefferis, 354

Professors Henderson & Jethro Brown elected, 354

need for further accommodation referred to Finance Committee, 85

Sir Samuel Way gives his views on constitution, 395, 398

Royal Commission questions Director of Education position on Council, 381, 382

dispute between University and Music Teachers resolved, 36, 37

Royal Commission recommends parliamentary representatives, 454, 456, 459

Government select committee considers representation on Council, 359

Parliamentarian advocates half of Council should be nominated by Government, 274

nominations for vacancy created by death of Dr Paton, 48

meeting reports, 23, 62, 63, 315, 352, 439, 452

special meeting, 178

Registrar has no objection to Minister for Education being ex officio member, 401, 404

Course delivery,
courses based on individual subjects, 304

Courses, non-degree,
call from Broken Hill for extension courses, 48

Cresswell Scholarships,
founding of scholarships in commerce in memory of John Cresswell, 465

Cricket,
cricket club to apply for admission into SACA, 199

pitch laid and planted on University sports ground, 250

proposed club, 132, 133, 199

Currie-Elles, Mr J,
1908 Joseph Fisher Lecture, 180, 182, 185
D
Darling Building,
completed in 1903, 359

Government asked for half of the cost, 359

David Murray Scholarship,
awarded to G E Mayo, 406

awarded to J L Jona, 359

awarded to G C Ligertwood, 359

foundation, 169

new statute establishes conditions for annual awards, 227

T J Browne & L S Bagster nominated on Faculty recommendations, 235

David, Professor Edgeworth W,
appeal for financial support for Mawson's AAE, 415, 416, 417, 418, 448, 449

book on his part in Shackleton Antarctic expedition, 405, 406

Royal Commission evidence on constitution of the Senate, 409, 410

no objection to free university education, 411

recommends award of DSc to Douglas Mawson, 292

meeting to promote financial support for Mawson's AAE, 430

comments on importance of meteorology and his work in Antarctica, 176

comments on importance of meeting of British AASc in Australia, 344

inauguration of University of Queensland, 289, 290, 291

support for Howchin's description of Cambrian formations and glaciation in SA, 461

Shackleton's Antarctic expedition, 256, 257, 258, 259

awarded Mueller medal, 253

writes from Antarctica, 171

fund raising lecture on achievements of Shackleton Antarctic expedition, 323, 324, 325

predicts success for forthcoming Scott Antarctic expedition, 324

£5000 donation, 176

lecture on San Francisco earthquake, 21

meteorology and Antarctica, 176

publishing research from Shackleton Antarctic expedition, 404

Davies, Dr E Harold,
role in controversy between music teachers and Conservatorium, 23, 25

presided over meeting of music teachers' association, 328, 329

Davis, Captain J K,
acknowledges generous support from England for Mawson's AAE, 452

in command of Mawson's AAE ship ‘Aurora’, 436, 446

predicts Amundsen will race Scott to South Pole, 410

Davy, Miss Ruby C E,
qualified for degree of Bachelor of Music, 139

de Crespigney, Dr,
appointment as lecturer in Pathology & Histology, 412

Degrees,
call for University to award engineering degrees, 476, 477

calls for degree or diploma for advanced Commercial course, 33, 34

Premier approached re conferring of degrees in divinity, 311

proposed statute requires Bachelor of Arts candidates to pass a foreign language, 227

Degrees, ad eundem gradum,
University of Queensland able to award honorary degrees, 425

Diploma in Forestry,
specialist instruction to train foresters, 389

importance of conservation recognised, 389

Distance education,
Professor Chapman outlines attempts to broaden educational opportunities, 451

University Centres in country and WA open educational opportunities, 304

report on value of rural centres in opening access to University, 344

Dobbie, A W,
photographs of sun, 253

Dornwell, Edith Emily,
first graduate in Science, 304

Dr Davies Thomas scholarship,
awarded to E Britten Jones and R Trudinger, 232, 233, 234

Duffield, Dr Walter Geoffrey,
support of establishing national solar laboratory, 252

inaugural address at Adelaide University Science Society, 253

election to Royal Astrronomical Society, 338

lobbying Federal government for setting up national solar laboratory, 243, 245

awarded DSc by Victoria University, Manchester, 201

awarded DSc (ad eundem gradum), 232, 233, 234

one of Bragg's distinguished students, 232, 233, 234

awarded McKinnon Studentship, 93

elected Fellow of Royal Astronomical Society, 170

support for study of astronomy, 192

Dumas, R J, BSc,
appointed acting assistant surveyor on South East drainage scheme, 378
E
Eardley, F W,
acting Registrar to replace Charles Hodge, 423

Economics Society,
paper on proposed free trade agreement between Canada & USA, 449, 450

Education Committee,
interactions with Council, 315

committee to manage David Murray scholarship bequest, 188

Eitel, Dr E J,
obituary of lecturer in German, 226

Elder Conservatorium
orchestral concert conducted by Herr H Heinicke, 62

announcement of student concerts, 55

reviews of concert by Miss Elsie Jefferis and Mr Harold Parsons, 53, 54

reviews of first of series of student concerts for the season, 57

adjudication fees, 126

review of second orchestral concert, 105, 108

staff concerts, 76, 135

start of classes, 43

annual concert, 113, 118, 119

annual organ recital, 146

moves to abandon opposition to examination scheme, 203

bursaries awarded, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106

call for scholarship to study organ, 301

choral concert conducted by Frederick Bevan, 208

classes, 171

comment on recent concerts, 204

comments on concerts and musical life in Europe by Mr Treharne, 127, 128

complaints about inquiry into staff conduct, 114

Government asked for half of the cost, 359

review of student choral concert under Miss Guli Hack, 143

concert given for teachers conference, 86, 87

concert protocol, 203

concerts, 204

conduct of exams, 191, 198, 199

discussions on various aspects of musical education, 316

conference in Adelaide on music examinations, 189

controversy over fees, outside work and elementary teaching, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137

controversy over sales of instruments & music to students, 110, 124

cost £18,780 pounds, 306

appointment of two music teachers, 36

debate on conduct of exams, 198

debate over music trade, 107, 110, 124, 125, 129

elementary music teaching, 191

exam scheme, 203

review of orchestral concert conducted by H Heinicke, 276

final student concert for year, 151, 285

first concert for 1908 under guidance of H S Parsons, 186

first of series of organ recitals by Professor Ennis, 199, 210

first staff concert, 264

incorporation of Reimann's Adelaide College of Music, 136

joint arrangements for music exams, 42, 129, 130

first orchestral concert of season, 261

call to retain services of Frederick Bevan, 462

amendment to regulations for Mus Bac, 459, 460

H Winsloe Hall appointed teacher of singing, 297

exam arrangements with Royal College, 199

musicians request higher fees, 261

new regulations introducing four teaching terms, 368

objections to staff acting as examiners, 194

offers 3-year associateship, 306

organ concerts, 204, 210

organ recital by Dr Ennis, 201, 206

pass list for Diploma of Associate of Music, 228

plan for staff salaries to be linked to work carried out, 453

Professor Ennis to deliver lecture course on Bach, 385

Professor Ennis advocates national adoption of "normal" pitch, 138

standardisation of musical scales in Australia, 136, 138

protest over support for Adelaide Literary Theatre, 316

purchase of pianos, 121

function of wooden structure in front of Conservatorium, 383

controversy over adjudication fees to staff, 126

Prince of Wales on end of arrangements with Royal College, 199

requirements for Mus Back degree changed, 252

resignation of Frederick Bevan, 453

reviews of staff concerts, 79, 219, 331, 350

review of annual organ recitals by Professor Ennis, 146, 201

review of chamber music concert, 450

review of choral concert by students under Miss Guli Hack, 224

review of concert by string section of orchestra, 147

review of concert of part singing by ladies, 353

reviews of student concerts, 231, 261, 264, 315, 446, 452, 477

reviews of orchestral concerts, 105, 106, 107, 108, 202, 356, 440

review of pianoforte recital by students of Mr Bryceson Treharne, 231

role in musical education, 131

sale of musical instruments, 124

organ recital by Professor Ennis, 199, 200

second student concert, 88, 92

staff concert, 135, 137

student choral concert, 143

student chorus & orchestra conducted by Bevan, 266

student concert, 151

ladies part singing & orchestral classes, 273

suggestions regarding concerts, 203

takeover of Herr Reimann's college, 121

venue for December commemoration ceremony, 362

violin performance by Mr E Alderman, 201

concert under auspices of Sports Association directed by Ennis, 218

Elder Conservatorium Scholarships
entries received, 41

student relinquishes scholarship to take up Melbourne scholarship, 38

additional scholarships for talented students, 378, 379

awards from examinations for scholarships, 172

Elder Hall,
claimed to be a death trap, 349

Sports Association annual ball, 192

venue for primary public examinations, 266

Elder Prize in Medicine,
awarded to G H Burnell and J L Kneebon, 232, 233, 234

Elder Scholarship,
report on progress of Miss Clara Kleinschmidt, 378

awards, 172

awarded in singing to Miss G Primrose, Miss K O'Dea & Mr F H Smith, 387

awarded in violincello to Mr H W Davies, 387

Elder, Sir Thomas,
details of endowments & gifts to University, 303, 302, 305

Endowments,
from Joseph Fisher, 138, 180, 244, 311

gift of coin collection of Rev F W Cox, 310

£105 subscribed for Andrew Scott Memorial Prize, 189

£500 from Miss I A Stucky for study of Botany, 131, 132

£2000 for scholarships from D Murray, 188

breakdown of endowments for 1907, 169

Barr Smith prize of £10 in Greek, 217

gift of £500 from Robert Barr Smith, 163, 164

donations for boat shed, 226, 231

gifts for building of sports pavilion, 333, 334

Council accepts offer from Orient Royal Mail Line for two passages to Europe, 261, 262

Engineering, School of,
evidence on teaching of engineering at Royal Commission, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400, 401, 403

courses conducted jointly with School of Mines, 48, 49, 50

Engineering, study of,
call for engineering degrees, 476, 477

Ennis, Professor John Matthew,
organ recitals, 146, 199, 200, 201, 206, 210

credit for arranging student concert, 446

address on proposed scheme affecting music teachers & exams, 386, 388, 390

appointed as examiner for joint music exams, 452

performs in staff concerts, 76, 79, 80, 135, 137

reputed to be composing University song, 133

special lecture course on Bach, 385

extension lectures on "The development of the sonata", 419

visit to Mount Gambier, 385

advocates national adoption of "normal" pitch, 138

proposed amendments to Music degree regulations, 149

reply to allegations of receiving improper fees, 125

role in award of student diplomas, 151

appointed Dean of Faculty of Music for 1910, 292

extension lectures on "The great composers" for country centres, 51

played at flag lowering ceremony, 317

trip to Western Australia, 132

complaints against, 114

musical competitions, 89

invited to adjudicate musical competitions at Strathalbyn Institute, 89

return from leave in London, 35

Equipment,
episcope installed by W Fuller, 207, 210

Mawson's Antarctic expedition aeroplane, 468, 469, 470

Establishment, University of Adelaide,
history and progress, 304, 305

outline of early development and establishment of professorships, 398

Evening scholarships, 190

Everard Scholarship,
proposed change to statute, 227

awarded to E Britten Jones, 359

Examinations,
1309 enrolments for public exams in country centres and Exhibition Hall, 146

1907 primary results, 139, 140, 141, 142

1908 primary examinations, 194

1908 exam results in various subjects, 228, 229, 230

1910 supplementary and diploma results, 359

1906 examination results, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19

1908 results of Senior & Junior Public exams published by PEB, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243

1909 examination results, 283, 284, 285

1907 public results, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161

students sitting for primary public exams at various country centres and Elder Hall, 266

primary examination papers, including 650 from WA, ready for marking, 441

American visitor, Professor D S Jordan, raises necessity of examinations, 64

arrangements for conduct of exams at country centres, 50, 53

Professor William Mitchell gives evidence on entrance examinations, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400

award of certificates in WA, 43

BSc and BA results, 1, 1a, 2

call for book giving requirements for new music exams, 114

collaboration with University of Melbourne, 52, 62, 85, 86, 180, 210

new music exams, 115

preparation, approach, age limit & results from repeat attempts, 41

complaints over length of time taken to publish results, 359

conduct of music exams, 138, 198, 199

new grade in music exams, 316

criticism of examiners' reports, 169, 170

University receives almost £1000 in fees, 227

critique of student answers, 168

mix-up with distribution of Junior exam papers, 147

status of music exams conducted by London College, 58, 59, 60, 61

delay in publishing results of Senior examination, 16

Elder Conservatorium diploma exam results & prizes announced, 285

entries closed for music exams, 266

deficiencies in answers to questions at all levels, 379, 380

examiners report common faults, 248, 249

practice of WA students taking exams more than once, 47

Grades I, II, III, IV, V practical music results, 143, 145

honours lists from Higher Examination, 231, 292

honours lists dominated by students from WA, 37, 38, 39, 292

Professor Peterson from Melbourne Conservatorium on value of competitions, 126

joint arrangements for music, 105, 129, 130

Junior public examination results, 17, 365, 366, 367, 368

less entries for primary examinations in SA and WA , 201

Mr Denny, in Parliament, deplores cramming exams, 281

music arrangements with Royal College, 199, 218

music exam results, 189, 191, 261, 262, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 482

music examinations conference, 189

Music Teachers' Association resolves to bar themselves as examiners, 203

notice of primary public exams in Elder Hall and other places, 123

objections to music examiners, 194

papers from Junior Public Examinations, 227

papers from Senior Public Examinations, 231

pass list for Diploma of Associate of Music, 228

results for Senior examinations, 171

plans for national musical exams in Canada, 453

primary examination papers published, 217

primary examinations to be held in August, 194

primary public exams to be sat in Elder Hall and other places, 123

local versus overseas music exams, 60, 61

proposal to form permanent University Centre at Strathalbyn, 255

proposal to include Sydney and Brisbane in joint music exams, 105

public examination results, 291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297

comments on comparative results from WA in senior exams, 47

critical reports on public examination answers, 383

report of errors in junior public examinations, 2

speech at Port Pirie Centre by Registrar on arrangements for music exams, 342

request for University to publish Public Examination results earlier, 228

requirements for new music exams, 114

resolutions of SA Music Teachers' Association on examination involvement, 205

criticism of Royal College of Music's conduct of music exams, 138

results, 148, 149, 151

results for special Senior Examination, 404

results for Agriculture and Music Theory, 78

results for practical music exams, 351, 419

results for degree and diploma exams, 148, 149, 150, 151

results of law exams, 48, 171, 357, 400

results from Diploma of Commerce exams, 231, 232, 292

results of higher public examinations, 360

results of music theory exams, 191, 353, 422

results of Primary Public Examination, 221, 222, 223, 351

results of public music exams conducted by Adelaide & Melbourne, 219, 316

results of Senior Commercial exam, 234

results of special Senior Examination conducted by PEB, 251

results of University supplementary exams, 171, 252

results of senior public examination, 17, 18, 19, 363, 364, 365

supplementary results of 1906 Junior Examinations (under new regulations), 42

Exhibition Building,
Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society to move to Wayville, 421

University expansion to site of Destitute Asylum and Jubilee Oval, 423

Exhibitions & displays,
exhibit from engineering testing laboratory of concrete beams, 303

Expeditions,
Mawson Australian Antarctic expedition, 370, 371, 372, 375, 376, 377, 378

Extension lectures,
Professor Darnley Naylor on the theatre and selected men from classical times, 490, 491

Professor Henderson in Mt Gambier, 383, 487

Professor Henderson on St Francis of Assisi and on Louis IX of France in Naracoorte, 490

American visitor, Professor Jordan, on Japan, 64, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76

Professor Henderson on Shakespeare, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82

program to be delivered by Henderson, Chapman, Naylor and Ennis, 419

larger halls likely to be required, 310

arrangements for short courses in country centres, 88

Professor Mitchell gives evidence on aims and success of extension lectures, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400

Professor Rennie on low temperatures, 117, 118, 120

educational value of extension lectures, 68

fees raised, 169

Professor Henderson at Strathalbyn, 107, 186

Professor Naylor to deliver course of lectures, 186

programme for 1908 in Town Hall, 169

four courses of scheduled for winter, 63

program by Henderson, Brown, Naylor, Chapman and Ennis, 252

Professor Henderson on "Builders of Empire", 193, 194

lecture at Trades Hall on meaning of liberty, 123

lectures given in 13 towns in 1909, 304

Professor Mawson to give course at Petersburg, 379

Premier attends course by Professor Jethro Brown, 117

Professor Chapman on "The evolution of worlds" in Broken Hill, 451

Professor Darnley Naylor in Strathalbyn, 188

Professor Henderson gives evidence on success of scheme, 426, 427, 430

Professor Naylor on some aspects of women's rights in classic plays, 115, 116

Professor Bragg on radioactivity, 192

Professor Brown on meaning of liberty, 123

Professor Henderson on 19th Century poets, 89, 127, 128, 129, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137

Professor Henderson on Hamlet, 70, 71, 72, 117, 130, 146, 186, 188, 488, 489, 490

Professor Henderson on leaders of the Middle Ages, 127, 128, 129

Professor Henderson on leaders of the Puritan Age, 105, 106, 107, 108, 129, 130

Professor Naylor on life in classic times, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 127, 129, 188, 191, 192, 193

professors devote May & August vacations to lecture tours, 304

report of 1907 courses, 144

report on benefits for country people, 344

lectures on modern legislation at Semaphore, 79
F
Farr, Dr C Coleridge,
appointed Professor of Physics at Canterbury College, NZ, 311

Fees,
Professor Jordan from America states that Stanford University is free, 384, 385

inadequacy of University bursaries, 382

bursary system preferable to means tested university fees, 409, 411

fees could be abolished with provision of suffiicient government grant, 401, 402, 403, 404

1884 income of £884, 304

1909 income of £9,526, 304

suggestion that university courses be free of fees, 274, 275

free university education, 409, 410

State Govt regards abolition of fees desirable but not practical, 352, 353

Finance,
extra £4000 annual grant to University, 462, 478, 479

Sir Samuel Way asks for exemption from Land Tax, 396, 398, 399, 400

half of University’s costs covered by fees, 401, 402, 403, 404

claim to Govt for subsidy for buildings already erected, 351, 353

Royal Commission recommends building grant of £12,000 and annual grant of £4000, 454, 456, 459

University reveals expenditure in SA much less than elsewhere, 343

summary of Govt expenditure on University since establishment, 338

cost of University's requirements totals £59,800, 396, 398, 400

endowments for 1906-1907, 169

increased outlay of state funds on University, 145, 146

private gifts of over £150,000, 165

University applies to Government for building grant, 282, 283

implications of govt funding on University independence, 282

comparison of Govt funding of with that interstate and overseas, 282, 283

Fink, Hon Theodore,
comments on teacher registration and apprenticeships, 109

Fisher Medal,
endowed by Mr Joseph Fisher, 244

Fisher, Howard,
University representative at International Congress on Commercial Education in Vienna, 301

Fisher, Joseph,
£1000 bequest, 138, 169

death, 169

endowment for award of gold medal in commerce, 244

endowments for study of commerce in University, 311

gift for public lecture, 180

Flecker, Dr Oscar,
distinguished career at University, 262

Football, 123, 172
intervarsity game, 210

University Football Club refused entry to South Australian National Football League, 199

Forestry, study of,
H H Corbin appointed to teach course in forestry, 451, 477

Fowler, J R,
appointed Chairman of Board of Commercial Studies for 1910, 292

elected President of University Commerce Society, 423

French, J Russell,
delivers Fisher Lecture in Prince of Wales Theatre, 311, 312

Frodsham, Dr,
role in promoting setting up of National School of Tropical Medicine, 246, 247

Fry, Dr H K,
awarded Rhodes Scholarship, 235, 262

Fuller, W,
installed new episcope, 210
G
Gartrell, H W, BA BSc, 175, 303

Gender issues,
bill for admission of women to practice law and be admitted to Bar, 477, 478, 479

Geography, School of,
gift of mineral collection from Mr A W Dobbie and Mr L W Judell, 62, 63

Geology, Chair of,
creation of Chairs of Agriculture, Botany and Geology, 446, 447

geology, study of,

evidence of glaciation in Sturt valley, 474, 475

suitability of University to advise on appointment of Government geologist, 483

Dr B Basedow regarding glacial phenomena, 458, 482

Howchin's response to rejection of his description of Cambrian formations and glaciation in SA, 461

State advertises position of Government Geologist & Assistant, 446

University to be consulted on appointment of government geologist, 479

Gifts,
see endowments

Glasson, J L,
awarded 1851 Bursary, 262

departing for UK on the "Orontes", 264

Glasson, Leslie,
graduate from University, awarded BA from Cambridge, 443

Golf, 132, 133

Goodman, W G T,
lecture on the Waipori hydro-electric scheme in NZ, 131

Governance,
need to change the University Act, 398, 399, 400

Professor Chapman recommends Education Department and University should be the sole governing bodies for educational institutions, 401, 402, 403

importance of universities, siting and governance, 472, 473, 474

state role in governance related to large government financial support, 377, 378

Government bursaries,
bursaries increased from three to ten, 273, 274

scholarships not open to study of music, 281

Government relations,
advocating Education Dept manage schools, the University & School of Mines, 394

financial support for Mawson's Antarctic Expedition required, 416, 419

government control of University, 343

Governor,
reception in Elder Hall for Rev W Temple, visitor from Oxford, 338, 339, 340

Graduates, 194, 201, 203
number of graduates since inception, 42, 304

annual dinner to be held in South Australian Hotel, 88

first University graduates in Medicine and Law, 304

ready employability of Adelaide Univ. graduates, 132, 133

special University graduates service in St Peter's Cathedral, 343

Graduation ceremonies,
conduct of students of concern to Council, 3, 4

list of degree candidates for ceremony of December 17th, 1906, 9, 13, 15

student boycott of Elder Hall ceremony, 13, 14, 15

in 1907, 153

presided over by Chancellor Way in presence of Governor Le Hunte, 232, 234

ceremony at University of Melbourne, 51

special ceremony for award of two degrees in Prince of Wales Theatre, 316

special ceremony for conferring three degrees, 50

special congregation to award Honours in the Bachelor of Arts degree to J B Allen & G E Mayo, 413

speeches by Chancellor Sir Samuel Way and Governor Sir Day Bosanquet, 362

Grant, Acting Professor Kerr,
speaks on physics of musical sounds, 328, 329

acceptance of Chair of Physics, 344

G E M Jauncey awarded bursary to undertake research under Professor Kerr Grant, 434

Grievances,
trainee teachers conflict with Director of Education, 322, 323

students protest teaching on University exam days, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323

Grounds,
progress in developing sports ground, 252

appeal for further funds for final work to finish University sportsground, 231

arrangements for provision of sports grounds, 206, 216

proposed changes to land use near University, 386

annual maintenance grant for University grounds, 396, 398, 399, 400

deputation to State Govt on urgent need for extensions, 351

City Council grants lease for 6.5 acres of parklands as University sports field, 200, 207, 208

City Council approves Sports Association application for extension to oval, 441, 445

comments on "splendid recreation ground in park lands", 292

reasons for retaining present central location of the University, 359

criticism of City Council's proposal to lease park lands for oval, 215

negotiations over purchase of Torrens House and implications for University expansion, 368, 369

new site for Government House and expansion of University grounds, 463, 464, 469

delegation to Government requests extra land from destitute asylum, 345, 346, 347, 348, 353

demand for sports grounds on site of Weather Bureau, 165, 167

accounts of lease & expenditure on development of sports ground, 333, 334

erection of wall and fence in front of University and Hughes statue, 1, 1a

plan for extending University grounds on to site of Jubillee Oval, 454, 456

debate on University sporting facility requirements, 215, 216

question of moving University to another site, 350

lease of parklands for sports ground, 202, 207, 208

need of University for larger campus, 343

official opening of sports ground for inter-University lacrosse match, 332

move of Agricultural Society grounds to Keswick, 421, 440

North Terrace landscaping, 446

progress report on new sports ground, 250

possible relocation of Government House to suburbs, 467, 468

official opening of sports ground & boatshed by Governor Bosanquet, 333, 334

Royal Commission into University facilities and expansion of grounds, 378

University expansion to site of Destitute Asylum and Jubilee Oval, 423

sports committee applies to City Council for lease of park 12, 200

use of parklands as University oval, 215

donations to build new boat shed, 226

University cramped for space on original site, 298, 304

University needs discussed in parliamentary debate, 353, 354
H
Hack, Guli,
participation in Elder Hall concert, 199

accompanist in Conservatorium concerts, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151

reviews of student choral concert, 143, 224

final appearance at concert, 273

staff concerts at Elder Conservatorium, 135, 136, 137, 219

singing in annual organ recital, 146

Hall, H Winsloe,
appointed teacher of singing, 297

arrival in Adelaide, 298, 302

review of student concert in Elder Hall, 477

Hayward Dr W T,
reelected to represent University on board of Adelaide Hospital, 301

outlines history of South Australian branch of the British Medical Association, 437

Headlam, Dr,
views on role of universities, 152

Heinicke, Hermann
staff concerts at Elder Conservatorium, 135, 136, 137, 219, 264, 350

reviews of conducting in Elder Hall concert, 108, 202, 261, 276, 331, 356

Henderson, Professor George Cockburn,
extension lectures ‘Hamlet’, 55, 65, 66, 78, 117, 130, 146, 186, 188

Directorship of Dept of Education, 121

book on Sir George Grey, 150, 163, 164

support for Australian Antarctic Expedition, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 455, 457

extension lectures in the south east, 487, 488, 489, 490

account of University research, 426, 430

advocates scholarships rather than abolition of fees, 428, 429

chairman of committee arranging extension lectures, 304

course on poets of 19th Century, 89, 127, 129, 133, 136, 137

elected to Board of Public Library & Art Gallery, 282, 313, 314, 357

success of extension lecture scheme, 426, 427, 430

extension lectures on leaders of the puritan age, 105, 108, 129

transfer of historical correspondence to Public Library, 427, 429

speech to Arts Association, 132, 133

talk on Scotland and education, 150

support for development of sporting facilities, 333, 334

speaks at social in boathouse celebrating victory in Intervarsity, 329

support for establishment of national solar laboratory, 275

extension lectures on St Francis of Assisi, 68, 69, 70, 310, 383

extension lectures on "Evolution and Human life", 419

public lecture at meeting of AAASc, 368

extension lectures on "Builders of Empire", 194

reports on developments in WA, 193, 194

civic reception in Kalgoorlie, 66, 67

elocution competitions, 89

invited to deliver course of extension lectures at Mount Gambier, 50

formation of a university in Western Australia, 67

extension lectures in Perth, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103

Higher education,
Royal Commission on higher education, 378, 379, 380, 381, 382

Hockey,
women's intervarsity Adelaide vs Melbourne on Jubilee Oval, 206, 208

Hodge Charles R,
meeting in Kadina on setting up University centre, 207

speech at Victor Harbor on new rural centre, 344

farewell dinner for Bragg & Madsen, 231

Registrar’s background, 132, 133, 304

speech at Port Pire Centre, 342

25 years of service to the University, 265

celebratory social in boathouse, 329

gives evidence to Royal Commission, 401, 402, 403, 404

granted leave of absence on health grounds, 423, 424

tour of country centres regarding extension course scheme, 51, 52

public meeting at Port Augusta, 202

Hollidge, D H,
elected to Faculty of Arts, 303

Hoskin W W,
Rhodes Scholar, 245

Howchin, Professor Walter,
need for geologists to undertake geological survey of state, 441

elected as officer of local branch of British Science Guild, 335, 336

state secretary of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 223, 337

awarded Clarke Memorial Medal by Royal Society of NSW, 146

important geological discoveries, 1

response to Dr Basedow, 461

University's role in selection of government geologists, 484, 484a

seconded motion of congratulation to Mawson on Antarctic achievements, 262

named in Henderson's account of University research, 426, 430

controversy over glaciation in Sturt Valley, 458, 465, 466, 474, 475

Dr Verco's gift of a fugurite from Oodnadatta, 412

elected by Royal Society of SA to Board of Public Library & Art Gallery, 357

part of AAASc delegation to PM, 330, 331

work in local geology of Adelaide Hills, 163

Hughes, Sir Walter Watson,
unveiling of statue given by nephews, 1, 1a
I
Imperial Education Conference, 417
J
Jacobs, S J,
appointed Chairman of Finance Committee for 1910, 292

Jauncey, G E M,
awarded 1851 bursary to undertake research, 359, 434

proposes toast at annual science dinner, 361, 362

Jefferis, Miss Elsie,
temporary appointment at Conservatorium, 41

John Howard Clark Scholarship,
amendment to conditions, 344

Council agrees to award prize for the first year, 352

statute approved by Executive Council, 365

awarded to S G Stevens, 232, 233, 234

Jolley, Norman,
first Rhodes Scholar, 25, 151, 162, 349

in Indian Civil Service, 151, 162

not to be replaced as Assistant Conservator of Forests, 440

one of Bragg's distinguished students, 232, 233, 234

to leave Civil Service for position as Director of Forestry in Queensland, 434

Jona, Dr Judah Leon,
awarded MBBS at Melbourne, 429

awarded David Murray Scholarship, 359

Jones, Doris,
admission of women to Bar, 478

Jones, E Britten,
awarded scholarsip, 359

Jones, Miss Elsie,
participant in Elder Hall concert, 200

Jones, Professor Henry,
distinguished visiting lecturer, 209, 210, 212

importance of youth education, 214

Jones, T H,
first University graduate in Music, 304

Jordan, Professor D S,
visitor from America, 73, 74, 75, 152

Joseph Fisher Lecture,
1908 lecture by Mr J Currie-Elles, 180

Jubilee Oval,
Royal Agric & Horticultural Society to move to Wayville, 421
K
Kadina,
University Centre for exams and extension lectures, 207

Kerr Grant, Professor,
appointed Acting Professor of Mathematics and Physics, 226

Kleeman , Dr Richard D,
value of research scholarships, 188

granted exceptional extension of 1851 Exhibition, 130

outstanding success resulting in award of DSc, 232, 233, 234, 262

returns to Adelaide after seven years of research in Cambridge, 474

awarded Sudbury Hardyman Prize of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 203

1851 Research Scholarship in physics at Cambridge, 90

acknowledgement of assistance in Bragg's research, 163, 179

awarded research studentship at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 143

DSc thesis approved and commended, 172

recommended for physics chair in South Africa, 107

Kleinschmidt, Miss,
extension of scholarship recommended by Royal College of Music, 452
L
Laboratories,
University requirements for laboratories and equipment, 396, 398, 399, 400

proposed scheme to set up central laboratory with Hospital, 349

Lacrosse, 123
inter-University match on new oval, 210, 332, 334

Lamb, Professor Horace,
publication of "Hydrodynamics", 163

awarded the Morgan Medal of London Mathematical Society, 453

letter to Public Library Board, 55

Fellow of the Royal Society, 1, 1a, 177

photograph deposited at Public Library, 54

role in Bragg coming to Adelaide, 177

Land holdings,
country land granted to University to be bought back, 78, 220

Parliamentary debate on sale of University lands, 221, 350

price paid to University for land sold to government, 226

lands in Tatiara district, 357

Latin, study of,
proposed changes to curriculum, 332

Laura, 129

Law Debating Society, 192

Le Hunte, Sir George, 232, 233, 234

Leacock, Professor Stephen,
visitor from Magill University, 144, 145

Lectures,
arrangements for extension lectures in country centres, 50, 51, 55, 56, 57

criticism of fees for extension lectures in country, 62

extension lecture programme inaugurated at Broken Hill, 62

series of lectures to teachers on public health, 56

first of series of postgraduate lectures on tropical diseases, 23

Legal matters,
appointment of King's Counsel and other matters concerning judges, 225

Legislation,
bill for admission of women to be admitted to Bar, 477, 478, 479

introduction of engineering degree in forthcoming Bill, 477

provisions of new Education Bill, 439, 440

Library,
subscription for medical books and periodicals, 249

gift of books by Miss E M Bundey, 86

role and supervision of institute libraries, 173

gift of journal set by Sir Charles Todd, 130

holds 20,000 volumes, 169

desirability of University having funds to purchase every good book, 350

Barr Smith gifts £8000, 304

Ligertwood, G C,
appointed associate to Chief Justice, 471

winner of David Murray scholarship and Stow prize, 359

Lock, E H,
letter from Douglas Mawson, 171

Lowrie Scholarship in Agriculture,
anonymous donor gives £500 recognising Roseworthy Professor William Lowrie, 461

approval of regulations, 474

Lowrie, Professor William,
anonymous donor gives £500 for scholarships recognising work, 461
M
Madigan, Cecil T,
award of Rhodes scholarship, 360, 361, 362

appointed to position in Engineer-in-Chief's office, 378

granted leave to join Mawson's AAE, 468, 483

1907 exam results for Physics, 148, 149

contributions to science & University, 231

Madsen, Dr J P V,
assistance in Bragg's research, 179

co-author of paper on gamma radiation with Professor Bragg to Royal Society of SA, 175

resignation as lecturer in electrical engineering, 226

appointed as Russell lecturer in Sydney, 218

secretary SA branch of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 223

award of DSc recommended by examiners, 150, 153

work on radioactivity, 163

Mathematics, School of,
F P V Madsen appointed lecturer in Mathematics & Physics, 153

Herbert J Priest appointed assistant lecturer, 153

Kerr Grant and H J Priest appointed Acting Professor's of Mathematics and Physics, 226

Mathematics, study of,
change to regulations concerning division of pure mathematics into two subjects, 460

Matriculation,
use of Leaving examination in lieu of matriculation, 411

maintaining standard of university entry, 436

non-matriculated students allowed to enrol in subjects, 304

Mawson, Douglas,
academic achievements, 153

Antarctic expedition, 163, 167, 171, 172, 188, 253

awarded DSc by thesis, 292

selection of minerals from Wallaroo, 262

congratulated by Library Board, 262

welcome for Lieutenant Shackleton to Adelaide, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259

visit to Broken Hill re purchase of minerals, 262

to deliver course of lectures on Antarctic exploration, 310

work in mineralogy, 163

appointment of expedition members, Wilde, Ninnis, Mertz, and Watkins, 436

Shackleton expedition, 330, 331, 323, 324, 325

Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 364, 369, 370, 371, 372, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 398, 400, 405, 406, 407, 408, 410, 412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 419, 420, 423, 424, 426, 430, 433, 434, 440, 441, 442, 443, 446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452, 453, 455, 456, 457, 458, 459, 466, 475, 477, 483

Henderson's account of University research, 430

meeting of SA branch of Royal Geographical Society, 378, 379

elected as officer of local branch of British Science Guild, 335, 336

views on Amundsen's plans to reach South Pole ahead of Scott, 410

granted leave for visit to England, 378

plans for weather observations from Macquarie Island and Antarctica, 481

rumour of his appointment as Government Geologist, 484, 484a

radium deposits adjacent to Olary, 475

talk to Commonwealth Club on Antarctica & importance of scientific study, 334

talk to Royal Geographical Society in London, 421, 422

Mayo, George E,
appointed lecturer in pyschology at University of Queensland, 406, 413

McCarthy, W J,
appointed temporarily head of University Training College, 143

McKinnon Studentship,
awarded to W G Duffield, 93

Medicine, School of,
handling of corpses, 204

student anatomy licences cancelled, 82

body mutilation, 203, 204, 206

coroner expounds on duties of doctors, 197

cost £5,814 pounds, 306

establishment of national School of Tropical Medicine, 31, 32, 34, 35, 63, 146, 246, 247, 297, 298

Dr de Crespigney appointed as lecturer in Pathology and Histology, 412

exhumations at West Terrace Cemetery, 203

aboriginal head used as pathology specimen, 203

importance of chemistry in medical education, 411

laws relating to practice of medicine and surgery amended in Parliament, 231

Meegan, John,
soloist in Elder Conservatorium concert, 331

Millicent, 129

Mitchell Building,
Ayres memorial tablet, 303, 306

busts of Short, Elder, Hughes & Robinson, 306

Mitchell, Professor William,
Royal Commission evidence on entrance examinations & extension lectures, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400

named in Henderson's account of University research, 430

elected as officer of local branch of British Science Guild, 335, 336

elected vice-president of University Commerce Society, 423

publication of "Structure and Growth of the Mind", 1, 1a, 44, 54, 55, 163, 164

represented University of Adelaide at Aberdeen University celebrations, 45

support for introduction of Commerce course, 321, 322

Mt Gambier, 129, 130

Murray David,
£2000 bequest for scholarships, 49, 169, 188

obituary, 20, 21, 169

£100 donation to build boat shed, 226

Murray, George J R,
founding of Tinline Scholarship in history, 150, 169

acknowledgement of service to University, 172

Music Scholarships,
scholarships based on Grades I & II exams, 315

Music Teacher's Association,
Elder Conservatorium, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137

examinations, 203, 205

meetings, 199, 203

Music, Bachelor of,
regulations amended by Senate, 149

Music, School of,
Professor Peterson reappointed as MusBac examiner, 344

music bursaries, 199

Conservatorium entry examinations, 33

call to abolish Conservatorium, 23

Council approves teaching year of four terms, 356

controversy over music exams, 22, 23, 24, 25

criticism of Conservatorium by music teachers, 28

achievements of Conservatorium and its examinations, 26, 27, 28

scheme for examinations formulated with Melbourne University, 10

review of final conservatorium concert for season, 2

scheme to promote Australian musical education, 37
N
Naracoorte, 129

National School of Tropical Medicine, 31, 32, 34, 35, 63, 146, 246, 247, 297, 298

Naylor, Professor Darnley,
named in account of University research, 426, 430

extension lectures in towns in the south east of the state, 490, 491

supports foundation of a privately funded Chair of Theology, 459, 460, 462, 477

attended opening ceremony of University of Queensland, 425

expression of views on role of universities and colleges, 464

extension lectures at Petersburg on "A Day in Rome 100AD", 125

extension lectures on classic times given in Laura, 127

speech at Arts Association dinner, 132, 133

speech advocating chair of comparative religions, 137

extension lectures on "Euripes the Rationalist", 419

chaired meeting of University Christian Union, 180

extension lectures on life in Rome at Strathalbyn, 188

president of newly formed Classical Association of SA, 180

speaks at social celebrating victory in Intervarsity, 329

appointed Dean of Faculty of Arts, 292

advocates inclusion of University football team in local competition, 172, 310

performed in a quartet at Arts Association dinner, 266

support for development of sporting facilities, 112, 113, 333, 334

visit to Perth, 263

extension lectures on Thucydides, 310

extension lecture on theatre-going in classic times, 115, 116

extension lectures on life in classic Rome & Greece, 9, 55, 62, 64, 105, 106, 111, 127, 129, 188, 191, 192, 193

extension lectures on classical topics submitted for country centres, 51

talks on weaknesses in written English, 110

need for residential college, 137

proposed course of lectures, 186

report of address on Plato, 86
O
Observatory, 162
P
Parson, Harold S,
organ recital in Elder Hall, 199, 200

appointment as cellist at Conservatorium, 35

assistance with student concert, 446

orchestral concert review, 147

performer in staff concert, 79, 80, 135, 136, 137, 219, 264, 350

soloist in concert given by string section of orchestra, 62, 147

review of student concert, 477

Paton, Rev Dr David,
death, 36

memorial service, 33

obituary, 29

Peterson, Professor Franklin,
discusses use of normal pitch, 189

Ormond Professor of Music, 126, 130, 131

Physics, School of,
F P V Madsen appointed lecturer in Maths & Physics, 153

Kerr Grant and H J Priest appointed Acting Professor's of Maths & Physics, 226

Priest, Herbert J,
academic achievements & career, 453

to depart for England to undertake research work, 446

appointed assistant lecturer in Mathematics, 153

appointed Acting Professor of Mathematics and Physics, 226

Primary education,
new Education Bill, 355

compulsory free primary education until age of 14, 356

Prince of Wales Building, completed in1902, 359

University asks Government for half of cost, 359

cost £11,055, 306

Prizes and awards,
see also scholarships

Andrew Scott Memorial Prize for Latin, 188, 189, 210, 234

annual prize for Greek donated by Mr R.Barr Smith, 217

Joseph Leslie Glasson awarded science research scholarship, 235, 264

Dorothea Forster Black wins junior Tennyson Medal, 16

W. Howchin awarded Clarke Memorial Medal, 146

G.E.M. Jauncey awarded bursary, 359, 434

W.G. Duffield awarded McKinnon studentship, 93

Professions,
teachers on sick leave due to overwork, 198

training and role of school teachers, 85, 185, 186

Professors,
lists of first and current professors, 304

Public examinations,
numbers sitting from 1884 compared with 1909, 304

Public lectures,
lectures by Dr Thomas Hodgkin FRS, 267, 268, 269

Joseph Fisher Lecture on influence of commerce on civilization, 180, 181, 182

Joseph Fisher Lecture on banking, 311, 312

Professor Leacock on British Empire of 20th century, 144, 145

Shackleton gives illustrated talk on Antarctic expedition, 257, 258, 259, 260

Public Library Board,
University representatives, 282
Q
Quorn,
request for University centre, 187
R
Ray, Dr William,
to represent University at international congress on hygiene in Brussels, 343

doing research at Oxford, 162

speaks to Royal Society of SA on research and cure of disease, 352

elected to Philip Walker studentship in pathology, 302

appointed as assistant bacteriologist at Lister Institute in London, 477

Registrar,
Charles R Hodge, 202, 265, 304, 342

Regulations,
relating to BSc, Elder Conservatorium & commerce diploma, 365

Reimann Herr G,
sale of his music, 124

appointed as examiner for joint music exams, 452

performance in staff concerts, 76, 79, 80, 264

incorporation of Reimann's Adelaide College of Music into Conservatorium, 121, 136

participation in final conservatorium concert, 2

Reimann, Hilda,
performed in student concert, 446

awarded scholarship for violin study, 251

Reimann's Adelaide College of Music,
incorporation into Elder Conservatorium, 136

Rennie, Professor Edward H,
extension lectures on low temperatures, 55, 62, 117, 118, 120, 125

advice to government on need for geologists to undertake geological survey, 441

Bragg acknowledges collaboration in current research, 163, 179

elected officer of local branch of British Science Guild, 335, 336

part of delegation to PM for funds for BAASc to meet in Australia, 330, 331

proposes toast at annual science dinner, 361, 362

speaker at farewell dinner for Bragg & Madsen, 231

research on radioactivity, 163

member of board investigating need for technical education, 307

admits to errors in junior public examinations, 2

pall bearer at funeral of Dr David Paton, 30

attended lecture in Sydney by Professor Jordan from America, 61

Research,
establishment of a national solar laboratory, 182, 243, 252, 275

importance of pure research, 373

call for Oxford to develop postgraduate research along lines promoted by Bragg, 250

delegation to government appeals for extension of Flinders Chase reserve, 430, 432

new magnetic survey of oceans, 426

difficulties of undertaking research at University, 177

practical value of New Zealand research scholarship scheme, 188, 189

government funds for flora and fauna reserve on Kangaroo Island, 440

importance of Australia as centre for solar research, 220

importance of scientific discovery, 335, 338

international support for proposed federal observatory, 245

Bragg’s research achievements at University, 163

investigations into presence of radium I glass, 322

lack of research in Australian science, 369

mutilation of body for medical specimen, 204, 206

main business of a university according to visiting lecturer, Professor Henry Jones, 210

Mawson's talk to Royal Geographical Society in London on scientific purposes of AAE, 421, 422

British Science Guild advocates support for science technology, 170

offers of support for solar observatory in Adelaide, 214, 215

achievements from Shackleton’s Antarctic expedition, 405, 406

Professor Henderson gives evidence to Royal Commission on research at University, 426

reports on various current Antarctic expeditions, 407, 408, 415

plans for two scientific expeditions into outback WA, 350

use of electricity in agriculture overseas, 200

importance of scientific research to agriculture, 371

achievements of professors since foundation of University, 1, 1a

medical papers presented to SA branch of British Medical Association, 437

need for two geologists to undertake geological survey of state, 441

University achievements, 163

liquid air machine to assist research of Bragg and Rennie on radium, 61

Residential colleges,
parliamentary debate on their desirability, 350

Reynell Walter R,
third Rhodes Scholar, 162

Rhodes scholar at Oxford, 187

honours in physiology, 245

Rhodes Scholarship,
annual dinner of Rhodes Trust in Oxford, 361, 362

awarded to Cecil Thomas Madigan, 360, 361

awarded to Dr H K Fry, 235

awarded to Harry Thomson, 292, 344, 452

awarded to Dr William Ray, 39, 40

awarded to Norman Jolly, 25, 26, 152, 434

maturity of scholars, 187

objection raised to selection of a graduate, 42

awarded to R L Robinson, 151

scholars in Oxford, 187

statement for 1906, 25, 26

successes of first two scholars, 151

£300 not sufficient at Oxford, 91

closing date for applications, 162

terms of scholarship, 22

annual report detailing statistics and honours, 161

applications closed, 23

evidence at Royal Commission, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400

awarded to Reginald John Rudall, 170

colonial Scholars outclassing American at Oxford, 40

roles of sports & learning for scholars, 327

comments by former scholar Behan, 327, 328

poor academic results of southern African students, 327

scholars' performance in athletics, 187

Madigan granted leave to join Mawson's AAE, 483

call for SA Rhodes Scholarships to be discontinued, 274

statistics on scholars at Oxford and their achievements, 245

report from the Times on achievements of Scholars after three years awards, 19, 20

report from Rhodes Trust for 1908-1909, 302

scholars prominent in Oxford-Cambridge sporting competitions, 56

interview with Victorian Scholar, 90, 91, 92

Richardson, A E V,
outline of qualifications & career, 435, 436

Rifle shooting,
fifth inter-university match to be held at Port Adelaide, 451

Robertson, Dr Thorburn Brailsford,
career and research at University of California, 226, 328, 332

outline of career, 232, 233, 234, 246

Robin, P A,
Dr of Literature conferred at University of London, 344

Robinson, R L,
distinctions at Oxford, 151

awarded Burdett-Coutts Scholarship, 161, 162

Robinson, W C F,
role in establishing School of Music, 305

Roby Fletcher Prize,
awarded to A Akhurst and J L Rossiter, 232, 234

Roseworthy Agricultural College, affiliated with University, 306

Rouse, Miss Ruth, 180

Rowing,
Adelaide crew easily intervarsity on the Yarra, 326, 327

landing stage from River Torrens near new University boatshed, 252

intervarsity boat race, 192

plans for new University boat shed, 226, 227, 250

social held to celebrate victory in intervarsity, 329

Royal Astronomical Society, 170

Royal Society, 187

Royal Society of London, 93

Royal Society of SA,
proposed relocation of valuable garden, 116

epidiascope available for use by University, 173

paper on gamma radiation presented by Professor W H Bragg, 175

Rudall, Reginald John,
awarded Rhodes Scholarship, 170, 274

Rural centres,
thirty four centres providing access to University, 343, 344, 401, 402, 403, 404

benefits to country children, 328

establishment at Port Augusta, 202

Mount Gambier centre, 385, 386, 388, 426

meeting at Normanville, 324

meeting at Petersburg, 379

Kadina Centre established, 216

meeting to form new centre at Blumberg, 265
S
South Australian Scholarship,
list of holders from 1879 to 1886, 378

South Australian School of Mines,
Council endorses further cooperation between institutions, 352

Education Bill, 355, 356

evidence on overlap and cooperation with University, 388, 390, 392, 393, 394, 401, 402, 403

call for central exams for schools giving technical education, 57, 58

Mr J P Wood appointed as lecturer, 326, 343

name and role of institution, 172, 176

support for role in Moonta, 173

establishment and development, 307, 308

School of Mines Student Association,
poetry reading by Professor Chapman, 127

Salaries, 282, 283

Salmond, Professor John W,
work in jurisprudence, 1, 1a

published work on law, 163, 164

Scholarships,
1851 Research Scholarship in physics, 90

1908 evening scholarships awarded, 190

additional scholarships for talented students at the Conservatorium, 378, 379

terms of evening scholarships, 22

bequest of £2000 from David Murray, 188

changes in music scholarship awards, 189

increase in number and remuneration of government scholarships, 425

changes to scholarship selection procedures, 204

undesirability of awards not based directly on ability, 201

lack of opportunities for brilliant boys to attend university, 266

summary of University scholarships available, 344

Tinlane Scholarship, 150, 169

bursaries at all levels, 381, 382

Schools,
workload of young teachers, 56, 57

improvements to school facilities, 59

teachers conference held in Adelaide, 84, 87

Schultz, Dr A J,
appointed as superintendent of Teacher Training College, 252

elected to Faculty of Arts, 303

Science (Agriculture), Bachelor of,
taught jointly between University and Roseworthy College, 306

Science, School of,
well established with four professors and six lecturers, 231

desirability of study of Botany, 125

Scientific Society, 205
AGM chaired by president, Professor Bragg, 173

paper by H W Gartrell on "Travels in America", 175

inaugural address by Dr W G Duffield, 253

Scott, BA, Andrew,
annual prize for Latin in his memory, 147, 210

at inaugural Arts Association dinner, 132, 133

obituary, 139, 144

A S Memorial Shield perpetual trophy, 210

head of Teacher Training College, 169

memorial, 210

Scott, Dr R M,
lecture on "Thermit Welding", 205

Secondary education,
annual report from Dept of Education presented to Parliament, 436, 437, 438

Advanced School for Girls, 176

role of School of Mines, 176

proposed state secondary education, 176

evidence at Royal Commission, 386, 387, 412

comparison with American education, 384, 385

opposition to Education Department control of schools, 391

importance of increasing number of secondary schools, 411

increases in compulsory school attendance, 388

state high schools opening opportunities for University attendance, 380

provisions of new Education Bill, 355, 356, 439, 440

details of new schools, 325, 326

teaching of politics in schools, 438, 439

NSW state secondary education, 406, 409

technical education and country technical schools, 392, 394

Continuation School entrance exams, 181

call for state run night schools, 179

co-education discussed at imperial Education Conference, 417

annual report from Director of Education, 435

first step in promoting education for all, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281

technical schools and training of apprentices, 401, 402, 403

night continuation classes in the country, 425, 426

effects of introduction of state high schools with modest fees, 200, 201

St Peter's College, 200, 201

standards of teaching, 206

standards of teaching relevant to requirements of University, 206

technical schools and university, 433, 434

Senate, University,
absence of quorum leads to lapsed meeting, 464

life tenure for members and professors, 409, 410, 411

changes to University regulations, 341, 342, 343

role relating to statutes and regulations, 465

interactions with Council, 315

report of meeting, 149

election of Warden and Clerk, 283, 358

report of meeting, 474

election of Frederic Chapple as Warden, 1, 1a

Shackleton, Sir Ernest,
support for Mawson's Australian Antarctic Expedition, 400, 415, 418, 433, 448, 449

views on Amundsen's plans to reach South Pole, 407, 408, 410

expedition incurred a debt of £35,000, 422

Shakespeare Society,
inaugural meeting and office bearers, 191

Smith, Harold Whitmore,
Angas Engineering Scholar at Cornell, 170, 194, 199

Social functions,
annual dinner to be held at South Australian Hotel, 110, 112, 113, 114

Soward, G K,
architect for sports pavilion, 333, 334

Space management,
need for space for University to expand, 298

Sport,
inter-university sports, 56, 123, 187, 190, 191, 212, 451

athletics, 56, 123, 187, 190

lacrosse, 123, 334

new oval and boathouse, 250, 332, 333, 334

rowing, 187, 192, 326, 327, 329

provision of sports grounds, 206, 216, 292

extension of the sports ground, 441

City Council park lease, 200, 202

role of sport for Rhodes scholars, 327

importance of sporting activities for students, 333, 334

demand for grounds on site of Weather Bureau, 165, 167

rifle shooting, 451

football, 123, 172

intervarsity at Adelaide Oval, 192, 193

award of new 'blue', 190

need for cricket ground, 132, 133

silver trophy for intervarsity meetings, 191

extension to University Oval approved, 445

need for facilities, 127

Sports Association,
annual ball in Elder Hall, 192

concert in Elder Conservatorium, 218

rules revised relating to new sports ground, 218

St Peter's College, 200, 201

Staff,
University caretaker, Mr S J Ellis, 309

teaching at Conservatorium, 42

requirement for academic staff development, 396, 398, 399, 400

State Government,
grant of extra £4000 to University, 462

amendment to Act to include five members of Parliament on Council, 462

Education Bill, 439, 440, 441, 444, 445

University requests for expansion to be investigated, 352, 353

arts, museum & library board to include University representative, 276, 277

new site for Government House and expansion of University grounds, 463, 464

formation of select committee to consider requests from University, 353

desirability of State control of University, 353

enquiry into extending usefulness of University, 344

University's role in selection of government geologists, 484, 484a

recommendations of Royal Commission, 459

provision of £5000 for Mawson's expedition, 448, 449, 450

Government expenditure on University, 338

current parliamentary actions regarding University in speeches, 362

debate on education policy, 278, 279, 281

Royal Commission to enquire into University facilities and expansion of grounds, 378

scope of Royal Commission to be broadened, 459

select committee considering government representation on University Council, 359

select committee investigating access to University by deserving students, 359

select committee recommends payment of full cost of extension to main building, 359

reasons for opposing Education Department control, 391

to employ graduates with new Diploma in Pharmacy, 389

first progress report of select committee on higher education, 359

to advertise position of government geologist, 440, 441

Statistics,
comparison figures with other universities, 345, 346, 348, 351

growth of University over twenty years, 282, 283

University statistics since inception, 303, 304

Statutes,
amended regulations passed by Executive Council, 55

Council approves changes to statutes, 227

Senate and Council roles relating to statutes and regulations, 465

Stevens, Fred,
lecture on ‘The Tempest’, 191

Stirling, Dr Edward,
named in Henderson's account of University research, 426, 430

contribution to SA branch of British Medical Association, 437

research activities & achievements, 163

member of delegation to PM for funds for BAASc., 330, 331

photograph as Director of South Australian Museum, 313

address on importance of scientific research to national welfare, 337

advises on need for two geologists to undertake geological survey of state, 441

argues for diversity among universities, 290, 291

presents case to Government for building grant, 282, 283

leave of absence and expression of sympathy in his illness, 344

elected President of branch of British Science Guild, 335, 337

importance of research in universities, 290, 291

at inauguration of University of Queensland, 290, 292

presents gift to Charles Hodge on departure for England, 424

response to North Terrace landscaping, 446

supports study of botany, 125, 126

Cambridge University honours him with DSc, 250

Fellow of Royal Society of London, 1, 1a, 41, 42, 177, 250

appointment as Dean of Faculty of Medicines, 292

presented cast of Diprotodon to Cambridge University, 39

Stow Prize,
awarded to Mr M M Bray, 148

awarded to T J Browne and G C Ligertwood, 232, 233, 234

won by G C Ligertwood, 359

Stuckey, Miss Julia,
gift of £500 towards Chair of Botany, 131, 132, 169

Student Christian Union,
Dr Karl Kumm speaks in Adelaide, 475

meeting in Sydney, 377

Student services,
need for eating place at University, 343

Student statistics, 169
for 1906, 42

student numbers since inception, 303, 304

Student Union,
formation of students' council, 190

Students,
appeal for concessional railway fares for country students, 22, 129

formation of students' council, 190

students' prosh day procession, 15, 16, 19, 20

students working in vacations to help finance studies, 384, 385

omission of commemoration address due to student boisterousness, 282

extensive use made of Public Library, 313, 314

vacation survey work to be available for engineering students, 437

celebration at Theatre Royal, 153

number studying physics, 177

admission of women lawyers to the Bar in South Australia, 478

protest at non-union students used as shearing hands, 251

unconventional qualities of Australian undergraduates, 424

parade in city, evening concert and humorous pranks, 15

students working as fruit pickers mentioned with industrial trouble at Renmark, 251

Syman, Sir Josiah, 280, 281

Symons, Dr,
representative at International Medical Congress in Budapest, 249
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Tassie, Mr R Wilson,
Angas Engineering Scholar, 201

Tate Medal,
awarded to H W Gartrell, 175

Tate Museum,
Dr Verco's gift of a fugurite from Oodnadatta, 412

Tate, Professor Ralph,
teaching of Botany, 125, 126

work in botany, geology and conchology, 163

Howchin's communications in the year prior to his death, 461

controversy with Howchin over glacial phenomena, 458

herbarium, 131, 132

scientific papers, 1, 1a

Teacher training,
annual reports from Dept of Education, 325, 326, 436, 437, 438

conflict between students & Education Department, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323

personal qualities and influence on teachers and teaching, 144

practice teaching on days of University exams, 323

Union support for grievances of students at (University) Training College, 326

University provides complete academic training free of charge, 306

Teacher Training College, 139
conflict between students & Education Dept over work requirements, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323

death of Principal, 143, 169

relationship with University, 132, 133

tribute from Education Gazette, 144

Technical education,
Education Department responsible for country Schools of Mines, 355, 356

Technology,
proposed use of wireless in Antarctica, 377

importance of science in education, 352, 353

Temple, Rev W,
lecture on World Student Christian Federation, 343

reception in Elder Hall hosted by Chancellor Way, 338, 339, 340

lecture in success of WEA in England, 341, 342

Theological Students Association,
support for Chair of Theology, 459, 460

Theology, Study of,
proposed Chair of Theology, 459, 460, 461, 462, 464, 477

Thomson, Harry,
1910 Rhodes Scholar, 292

departs for England, 344

progress report from Oxford, 452

Tinlane Scholarship,
founded by Sir George Murray, 150, 169

proposed statute, 171

awarded to A C V Melbourne, 232, 233, 234

first award of history scholarship, 231

Todd, Sir Charles,
obituary, 298, 299, 300, 301

father-in-law of Professor William Bragg, 41

Fellow of the Royal Society, 177

gift of journal set to library, 130

resignation as Government Astronomer, 20

Treharne, Bryceson,
staff concerts at Elder Conservatorium, 135, 137, 219, 350

explains Conservatorium's role in musical education, 131

trip to Europe, 127, 128

review of pianoforte recital by his students, 231
U
University Women's Mission,
annual meeting of Adelaide branch, 180

Universal Races Congress,
review of proceedings, 458

Universities, other,
University of Queensland, 45, 46, 249, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 309, 310, 317, 351, 359, 390, 413, 425

Oxford University, 55, 56, 250

appointment of Professor H Payne to Engineering at Melbourne University, 327

Auckland University College, 170

role and growth of universities, 426

Sydney University, 105, 201, 224, 380, 409, 410

Stanford University, 384, 385

Cambridge University, 90, 203, 217

promotion of provision of information between universities, 409

Cornell University, 170, 199, 201

University of Leeds, 177, 218

University of Western Australia, 43, 204, 207, 249, 263, 351, 377, 378, 379, 393, 429, 471, 472, 474

University of California, 328

anniversary of founding of St Andrew's University, 440

University of London, 400

Melbourne University, 103, 104, 180, 206, 265, 413, 420

new universities planned in India & Hong Kong, 383

advantages for academics overseas compared with Australia, 177

Oxford-Cambridge boat race and athletics results, 56

Melbourne Conservatorium, 60, 61, 420

proposal to make university education, 263

proposed student exchange between MacGill University and Cheshire, 478

American university system, 61

Sydney Teachers' Training College, 181

University Act,
motion to introduce bill to amend University Act, 476

University Building,
second story additions, 383, 385

request to Government to subsidise extensions, 359

tenders called for extensive additions, 374

University Colleges,
one of the future developments requiring grounds, 304

need for, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137

University Oval,
arrangements for lease of parklands, 216, 218

University Rural Centres,
see rural centres

University Women's Mission,
annual meeting of Adelaide branch, 180
V
Verco, Dr J C,
gift of fugurite from Oodnadatta to Tate Museum, 412

Vice-Chancellors, 304

Visitors,
Dr Karl Kumm, 475

Professor John Cox, 424

Alfred Chapple, Angus Engineering Scholar, 124

Revrend W Temple, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343

Professor Henry Jones, 199, 201, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214

Dr Headlam, 152

Dr Thomas Hodgkin FRS, 267, 268, 269

Lieutenant Ernest Shackelton, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260

Mr E E Morrison, Scottish agricologist, 363

Mr J Russell French delivers Joseph Fisher lecture, 311, 312

Mr Thomson from Melbourne, 188, 189

Mr W A Laver, Melbourne University music examiner, 351

Professor Franklin Peterson, Ormond Professor of Music, 126, 188, 189

Professor Jordan, 152

Professor Watt, Sydney, 302

public servants from Queensland inspecting University & School of Mines, 351
W
Ward, John Frederick,
award of MA, 232, 233, 234

Warden of Senate,
F Chapple, 149

Watson, Professor Archibald,
advocates appointment of specialist anaesthetist, 186

contributions to SA branch of British Medical Association, 437

much respected but unpublished research, 163

criticism of obtaining head for study by medical students, 203

departure on extended holiday interstate & America, 379

unauthorized exhumations at West Terrace, 210

body mutilation, 204, 206

explanation of cause of human infection with hydatids, 60, 61

Way, Sir Samuel,
unveiling of Hughes statue, 1, 1a

Shackleton’s lecture, 260

congratulations from Sydney Lord Mayor on Antarctic expedition, 253

sole living person who was on original University committee, 400

Royal Commission evidence, 395, 396, 397, 398, 400

thanks Royal Commission for £4000 grant, 478, 479

welcomes delegates to Esperanto Congress, 480, 481

deputation for establishment of Chair of Astronomy, 164, 165, 166, 167

expression of appreciation of contribution of Bragg, 177

hosts University reception for Oxford visitor, Revd W Temple, 338, 339, 340

leads delegation to Premier on University's needs for expansion, 345, 346, 347, 348, 351, 353

example of successful man lacking university education, 280, 281

evidence relating to proposal to introduce engineering degree, 479

Workers Education Association [WEA],
University accepting invitation to join International Federation of WEA, 412

Oxford visitr, Rev W Temple, describes success of WEA evening courses, 338, 339, 340

Whitington, Miss Sylvia,
leader of orchestra for concert in Elder Conservatorium, 331

review of student concert, 477

Williamson, A B,
organ solo in Conservatorium concerts, 147, 151

Wilton, J R,
awarded Mathison Prize at Trinity College, 107

brilliant graduate at Cambridge, 194

Fifth Wrangler in Mathematical Tripos at Cambridge, 162

cited as one of Bragg's distinguished students, 232, 233, 234

success in England mentioned in Parliament, 274

appointed Maths Lecturer at Sheffield University, 266

Women,
call for higher salaries for women teachers at teachers conference, 87

Sydney University reforms include allowing women as professors, 224

remarks by Professor Henry Jones on University education ignores women students, 210

new sports pavilion provides one dressing room for woman, 333, 334

rare mention of women as well as men students by Professor Naylor, 113

Women Students' Club,
report of first term social, 315

Woolnough, Dr,
work in mineralogy, 163

World Student Christian Federation,
visit of Rev W Temple to give series of lectures, 338
Y
Young, Mr F W,
elected to Council following death of Todd, 315

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