TABLK OF SUBJECTS OF LECTURES AND EXAMINATIONS

T A B L K O F S U B J E C T S O F L E C T U R E S AND

E X A M I N A T I O N S

s h o w i n g the Courses in connect ion w i th which f u r t h e r p a r t i c u l a r s

will be found.

< Accompanying - - - -Accountancy - - - -Acoustics - - - - - -Administration, Publir • Aesthetics and

Criticism - - - - -Agric, Chemistry - -Agric. Science - - - -Agriculture - - - - -Algebra - - - - - -Anaesthetics - - - -Anatomy - - - - - -Ancient History - -Animal Morphology -Architecture - - - - -Arithmetic - - - - -Auditing Australasian History Bacteriology - - - - -Banking - - - - - -Bankruptcy - - - - -Bio-Chemistry - - - -Botany - -British History - - -Building Construction • Bldg. Stones, Gool, of Chemistry - - - -Children, Diseases of Civics - - - - -Civil. Engineering - -Clinical Medicine - -

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TABLK OF SUBJKCTS.

Clinical Surgery - -Commercial Law - -Com. & Indus. Orgsn. Com. Princ- & Prift Company Law - - -Comparative Philol. -Composition - - - -Const. & Legal Hist, Con. Law -Contract, Law of - -Conveyanc'g, Law of Counterpoint -Currency - - - -Dairy Tech. - - -Dentistry - - - -Design

Domestic Science - -Drawing - -Ear, Diseases of - -Economic Geography Economic History Economics - - - -Education - - - -Electrical Engineer 's Embryology

Engineering, Agric. -Engineering Design -English - - - - -Entomology, Agric. -Equity - - - - -Estimating

Ethics - - - - -European History Evidence, Law of

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Eye, Diseases of - -Fever Hosp. Instrn. -Finance, Public - -Forensic Medicine Forestry Form and Analysis -French - - - - -Geography - - - -Geography, Economic Geology - - - - - 3 Geometrical Drawing Geometry - - - -German - - - - -Graphics -Greek Greelc History Gynaecology Harmony - -Hebrew - - - - -Histology - - - -History - - - - -Horticulture -Hydraulic Engineer 's Industrial Law -Indus. Organisation -Instrumental Ensemb. Instrumentation - -International Relations -Jurisprudence - - -Laryngology Latin - - - -*Law affecting

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Legal History - - - X . . . . Literature - - - - . . . . Logic . . . . . . . x Machine Design - - z Marketing - - - . . . . z Materia Medica - - . . . . x . . . x . . . Mathematics - • • . x x z . . z . . . z z Mech. Engineering . . . . . . . x Medical Ethics - - x . . . Medicine - • - • . . . . z . . . z . . . Mental Diseases - - ' Z . . . Metallography - - . . ' . x . z Metallurgical Design - z Metallurgy . - . . z . . . . z Metaphysics - • - . ' . z Midwifery z . . . Mineralogy - - - - - x Mining Engineering - x Mining Geology - - X . . . . Z Mixed Mathematics - . . x . . . x Modern Languages . z . . Mod. Pol. Institutions . . x x , . . z . . . . Music - - - - - x z . Musical Terminology x . . Natural Philosophy - x x . . z . x . x . . x Nose, Diseases of - x Obstetrics - - - - . . x . . . Ophthalmology - • z . . . Oral Surgery - • - - . . . . z Orchestration - - - z . . Ore Dressing z Orthodontia - - - . . . . x Otology . . . . . \

Parasitology - - - X

TABLE OF SUBJECTS.

t o i - t o o j - o C r t < : < < O C K M J

Pathology - • • • . . . . x . . . Pedagogics - . . . Personal Property - x Petrology x .

Pharmacology - - -Pharmacy - . - • Philology, Compara. x Philosophy, Hist, of . . . x . . . . Physics - - - • • Physiology - - - - x . . . x . . . Planning: . z . . . . z . Plant Pathology - - x Political Philosophy - . . z Practical Study - -Priv. Intemat . Lew z Procedure, Law of z Property, Personal - z Prop, in Land & Con z Properties of Metals - - . . . . . . z . Prosthesis . . . . x Psychology - - - - . . x x . . . . Public Administrfttn. . . . x . . . . Public Health Pub. Int. Law - - x Pure Mathematics - . . x x x . Radiology Boman History - - . . x Roman Law x

Sight Reading - • Skin Diseases - - • Statistical Method - - . . . x . . . Statistics, Theory of x x Strength & Elas. of

Matter - - - - . x . . . . z . •Surgery . . . . . . . . . x . . .

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8 TA9LE, OF SUBJECTS.

si i ^ ^ d . . s M i * C y S S c 3 t c J c ' O » .O * . .*i b s E k o « T 3 = « * 5 3 * ' 3 «

Surveying - - - - x x . . . . x . . . . x . Teaching - - - - . . x . . . Therapeutics - - - . x . . Throat Diseases x . . . . Town Planning - - - . x . . . . x

Trigonometry - - - • « * • • . . . . . x . . t rustees. Law of • • . • 2 • . • • Vaccination - - - x . . . . Venereal Diseases - - x . . . . Veterinary Dietetics - - x Veterinary Pathology x • Viticulture - - - - x Wrongs. Law of - - z • • • • •-Zoology - - - - - x . x . . . x . . . x . x

I N D E X .

Academic Dress . . . . . . ""'' . . 179 Academic Tear , . . . . . . . 264 Accountancy Exhibition . . , . . . 488 Accounts, University Statement of , . , . 1113 Acting Professor . . . . . , . . 1 5 1 Acts, University . . . . . , 93 Ad Eundem Statum, Admission . . . . 134,307

Recommendations, by Faculty . , . . 142 Affiliated Colleges . . . . . . 186,1266

Recognition ot Lectures at . , . . 198 (See also under Newman, Ormond, Queen's, Trinity.) Agricultural Science—

ConcessionB to Technical School Students in 297 Degrees and Diploma In, Regulations . . 465 DetaUs ot Subjects . . . , . . 683 Exhibitions in . . . . 467,468,469,551,555 Free Studentships in . . . . . . 301 Practical Work (Degree Course) . . 467, 469

(Diploma Course) . . 475,476 Preliminary Subjects for Diploma Course . . 474

Agriculture, Faculty of, Constitution . , . . 137 List of Members . . . . . . 56

Altobison Scholarships 569 Alcock Scholarships (Medical research) . . . . 574 Ambulance Classes (Engineering Course) . . 419,900 Amcsthetics, Instructors . . . . . . 939 Analytical Chemistry, Diploma in—

Candidates for, proceeding to B.So. Degree . . 353 Details of Subjecta . . . . . . 1005 Examination for . . . . . . 353 Fee for Examination . . . . 289,363 Regulation . . . . . . 352

Anatomy, Exhibitions In . . . . 351,374 Ancient History, Exhibition in . . . . . . 325 Animal-Husbandry, Lecturer in . , , . 1 5 6

10 INDEX.

Annual Examinat ions— Ent ry and Fees Examiners , Appointment and Duties Orals . . Publication ot Resul t s Regulation Statistics of Subjects of

Annual Repor t Appeal Fund Appointments Board—

List of Members S ta tu te

Architectural Atelier . . . ,v

Architecture, Degree In— Details of Subjects Exhibit ions in Course for •Preliminary Subjects for Regulat ions

Architecture, Diploma in Architecture, Facul ty of. Consti tution

List of Members Architectural Design, Diploma ot—

Regulation Argus Scholarships . . 326 Armytage Prize Arts Degrees, B. A., Regulation . .

Ordinary Degree Details of Subjects Exhibit ions

Degree with Honours Details of Subjects Exhibit ions and Scholarships

M.A. Degree, Details ot Subjects . . Regulation . . . .

L i t t .D. Degree, Regulation Arts, Facul ty of. Constitution . . , ,

List ot Members _ _

. . 285 159,164 . . 164 . . 296 . . 282 . . 1060 . . 285 . . 1058 . . 549

61 . . 213 . . 713

. . 703 428, 429, 560

. . 426.

. . 425

. . 431 139

58

. . 434 ,416,420,507

. . 547

. . 313

. . 315

. . 715 - - 319 . . 319 . . 746 . . 324 . . 792. . . 330 . - 332 . . 137

54

INDEX. 11

PACK

Associate Professors—Statute , . . . . . 1 5 7 List ol . . . . . . . . 66

Attendance a t Lectures . . . . . . 281 At tendants and Assistants . . , , . - 1 6 8 Australian College ol Dentistry —

Sta tu te . . . . . . . . 1 9 4 Staff . . . . . . . . . . 1267 Admission and Fees . . . . . . 127]

Australian Forestry School . . . . . . 499 Bachelor. (For the various Bachelor Degrees, sec

Specific Courses, e.g.. Arts, B.A. Degree) Bage Memorial Scholarship (Engmeering) . . 644 Baillieu Exhibit ion (French, P t . 1) . . 324,554 Baird Bursary (Medicine) . . . . . . 640 Banking, C. & E., Exhibition . . . . . . 488 Barristers and Solicitors. Admission ol . . . . ]043 Bart le t t , M. A., Research Scholarships . . 577 Beaney Scholarships (Surgery & Pathology) 384, 519 Benefactions, List of . . . . . . 1046,1101 Bequest , Form ot (Facing Title Pago) Biochemistry—Scholarship in . . . . 345,351,469 Board of Studies in Publio Administration—

List of Members . . . . . . 59 S ta tu te . . . . . . . . 146

Boards, Faculties, etc. . Lists of Members . . . . 51 Books, Prescribing ol, S ta tu te . . . . . . 171 Boothby, Marion, Exhibition (British History B) . . 555 Botany, Exhibit ions in . . . . 345,346,351,373 Bowen Prize, Regulation . . . . . . 508

Subject lor Essay British His tory, Exhibit ion in Brookes Exhibit ion (Engineering) Bursaries. Mining and Metallurgical Bursaries, War

Pr ivate Foundat ions 540, 545,561, 571, 579,1032 Calendar, Publication of Canberra University College Catto, Margaret, Scholarship

. . 1014 324,325 . . 533 . . 1034

303, 1032

171 298

580B

1.2 I'N.D.EX.

PAGK

Certificated Teachers ' Fees . . . . . . 299 Certificates— ,

Annual Examinat ions . . . , . . 295 Attendance on Lectures . . . . . 2 8 1 Completion of Year . . . . . . 296 Matriculation . . . . . . . . 259 School In te rmedia te and Leaving . . . . 255

Chairman of Professorial Board, Duties 133 Chamber of Commerce Exhibit ions (Commercial) . . 525 Chancellor . . . . . . . . . . 1 3 1 Change of Course—

General Provision . . . . 292 Medicine to Science . . . . . . 343 To Medicine 384

Chemistry, Exhibitions in 345, 346, 351, 373, 415, 467, 573 Chemistry, Analytical—

See Analytical Chemistry Childers Memorial Prize (Educat ion) . . . . 558 Chrisp Law Bursary . . . . . . 579 Civil Engineering, Exhibit ion in . . . . 414,416 Class Lists—r

Annual Exammat ions . . . . . . 106 Arts Exammat ions . . . . . . 321 Dental Examinat ions . . . . 457,462 Medical Examinat ions . . , . . . 333 School Leaving Examinat ion . . . . 254 For 1933/34 . . . . . . . . 1 1 5 3

Clinical Examinat ions . . . . . . 380, 38] , 384 Clinical Fees . . . . . . . . . . 935 Clinical Ins t ruct ion—

Dental Course ... . . . . . . 457 Medical Course . . . . . . 377, 929

Clinical Ins t ructors , List . . . . 79 Clinical Research Fund . . . . . . . . 557 Club House Fee . . . . . . . . 279 Oobdeu Club Medal (Economics) . . . . 1014 Colleges

See Affiliated Colleges

INDEX. 1 3

PiOE

Combined Courses (Arts), Details of Subjects .. 781 Commencement . . . . . . . . 1 7 4 Commerce, Degree of Bachelor—

Approved Courses . . . . . . 820 Attendance a t Lectures . . . . 486 Concessions for Subjects passed elsewhere . . 489 Details of Subiects . . . . . . 8 0 5 Exhibit ions . . . . . . 488,525 Regulation . . . . . . . . 485 Amendments to . . . . . . • . 490

Commerce, Degree of M a s t e r -Details of Subjects . . . . 824 Regulation . . . . . . • . 492

Commerce, Diploma ot. Regulation . . . . 4 9 4 Approved Courses 82 3

Commerce. Facul ty of. Constitution . . . . 138 List ot Members . . . . . . 57

Comiiil. & lud . Org'u, Exhibition in . . . . 488 Commercial Law, Exhibition in . . . . . . 488 Commercial Subjects Pr lze/Publ ic Examinat ions) 549,1023 Commit tees , Lists of Members . . . . . . 49 Committees ot Schools Board . . . . . . 2 0 7 Commonweal th Officers and Halt-Fees . . . . 299 Complet ing Years . . . . . . . . 290 Compulsory Attendance a t Lectures. (For Provisions

regarding Compulsory Attendance, see the different Courses.)

Compulsory Preliminary Subjects . . . . 262 ConcessionB in Fees . . . . . . *. 296 Conferring ot Degrees, Days lor . . . . . , 174 Conservatorium Fund . . . . . . . . 201 Conservatorium of Music. (See Music, Conserva

tor ium ot) Contributions to Li terature and Science . . . . 1 1 0 3 Convooation, Election ot Members of Council by . . 215

Standing Committee of . . . . • . . 49 Standing Orders ot . . . . . . . 1251

S ta tu te . . . . . . . . . . 130

14 INDEX.

Council, Universi ty— Election t o , by Convocation . . . . 215

By Professors, etc . , . . . . . 223 List of Members . . . . . . 47 S ta tu te . . . . . . . . 129-

Courses tor Degrees and Diplomas, List ot . . 304 Creswick Forestry School . . . . . . 344 Cuming (James) Memorial Scholarsliips (Chem.) . . 573 Cuming Prize (Agricultural Cliemistry and Bio

chemistry) . . . . . . 468,469,538 Danks (A. T.) Exhibi t ion (Civil Engmeering) 414,416,554 Dates for 1935 Deans of Facult ies , to be appointed annually

Duties ol Declaration, Candidates tor Degrees

Matriculation Degrees, e tc . . List of Degree with Honours (Arts)

See also Honour Examinat ions Degrees—

Admission by Special Grace Candidates f6r Conferred In 1933-34 Days lor Conferring Fees lor Statistics 1933-34 . . . . . . 1062

Degrees, Courses lor— (See Agricultural Science, Architecture,Arts, Com

merce, Dental Science, Educat ion, Engineering, Law, Medicine and Surgery, Music, Science, Veterinary Science.)

Demonst ra tors— Reports on Applicants tor Office, by Faculties 142

By Professorial Board . . . . 1 3 4 S ta tu t e , . . . . . . . 1 5 4

Dental Board of Victoria . . . . . . 1 9 5

Dental Research Fund . . . . . . . . 575

ally

134 142

39

41 . . 141 . . 143 . . 175 . . 258 . . 304

. . 319

176,312 . . 175 . . 1233 . . 174 267,296

1NDKX. 15-

Dental Science— Degree of B.D.Sc.

Details ot Subjec Exhibitions in Fees Regulation Scholarships

Degree ol D.D.Sc.— Details ol Subjects Regulation

Facul ty ol . Constitution List ot Members . .

Dental Surgery—Qualifications lor Examining in Dent is t ry , Australian College of—

See Australian College ol Dentistry Deputy-Chancellor, The Details and Buildings Commit tee Details ol Subjects—

Annual Examinations Music Exammat ions Notice ol Public Examinat ions Prescribed by School Board Prescribed by Protessoriol Board Recommended by Faculties

Dlagonlstic Radiology, Diploma of— Details of Subjecte Regulation

Dick Bursaries Diplomas—

Candidates for Fees for Forms

Diplomas, Courses .'or (See Agriculture, Analytical Chemistry, Architecture,

Commerce, Diagnostic Radiology, Educat ion . Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Journal ism, Laryngology and Otology, Music, Opthalmology, Public Administrat ion, Public Heal th , Therapeutic Radiology and Electricity, Tropical Medicine.)

.. 457,458

g in

826 1044

1289

455 1289

843 463 144 55 161

131

61

683 204 171 581

206, 242

40, 267

134 142

958 405 580

175 ,296-

177.

H6 INDEX.

Discipline . . . . . . . . 135,172 Dixson Scholarships, Regulation . . . . . . 519 Doctor. (For the various Doctor 's Degrees, see

Specific Courses, e.g.. Arts, L i t t .D . Degree.) Dookie Agricultural College—

Free Studentship from Dress, Academic Dublin Prize (Literature, Science, or Ar t ) Dunlop Rubber Co. Exhibit ion (Graphics) 'Dutch , Instruct ion in Dwight 's Prizes, Regulation Economic Geography, Exhibition in Economics, Exhibition in Edinburgh University Representat ive •Education, Degree in (Master ol Educa t ion)

Details ot Subject Regulation

'Educat ion, Diploma of— Details ot Subject Dwight's Prize in Regrulation

-Education, Faculty ol, Constitution List ol Members

^Elections—Members ol Council and ol the I Commit tee . .

By Standing Committee . . Warden of Convocation

.Electrical Engmeering, Exhibitions in Emer i tus Professors—

List of . . S ta tu te

Emmer ton (Harry) Law Scholarship (Engineering—

Bachelors' Degrees in— Agricultural S tudents a n d . . Arts Students and Bursaries " . •

. 301 179 537

345,553 77,797

; Stand in

5

509 488 488

1042

859 335

846 334 333

138 56

? 215

1263 1258

414

66 152 572

420 420

32,564

(NDEX.

PAOB

Concessions to Technical College Students . . 297 Details of .Subjects . . . . . . . 866 Final Honour Examinat ions . . . 419 Exhibi t ions, etc . . . 414,415,416,420 Practical Work •. . . . . . . 418,898 Preliminary Subjects Regulation Science Students aud , Variation In Courses

Masters ' Degrees— Regulation

Doctors ' Degrees— Regulation

Engineering, Facul ty of—Regulation List of Members .'.

English—Exhibit ions and Scholarships in Ent rance Subjects. (See Prel iminary Subjects.) E n t r y for Annual Exammat ions

Lectures Public Examinat ions

European History—Scholarship in Evening Lectures Ex-Professors—List ot . . Examinat ions—

Alteration ol Dates ol . . Statistics

(Seo also Annual Examina t ions ; Final Examinat ions ; Final Honour Examina t ions ; Higher Degrees, E x a m , l o r ; Honour Examinat ions ; Medicine and Surgery, Degrees in. Examinat ions ; Music. Public Exammat ions i n ; Public E x a m m a t i o n s ; Term Examinat ions ; Theses, Examina t ion of.)

Examiner?— Annual Exammat ions Appoin tment and Tenure . . Consultations of . . Dental Surgery

407 407 420 417

423.

425 136 53

324,325,327

235 266-244 325

1022 67

285 1060

164,1069 . . 159-

162,165,383-. . 161.

Duties . (See the;different Examinat ions . )

18 1'AOK

Law . . . . . . . . . . 161 Medicine and Surgery . . . . 161,381 Music . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 3

. Publ ic . . . . . . . . 161,1075 Repor ts on Applications for Office of—

From Faculties . . . . . . 142 From Professorial Board . . . . 134 From Schools Board . . . . 206

S ta tu t e . . . . . . . . 159 Theses . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 7

•Exhibition of 1851 Scholarship . . . . . . 1041

.Exhibitions— Alphabetical List, with Dates when open tor

Competition . . . . . . . . 1024 Conditions of Award . . . . . . 505 School Leaving Examinat ions . . 254,1023

(See also the different Courses, subhead Exhibit ions, e.g.. Ar t s , Degrees in. Exhibit ions.)

Extension Board. (See University Extension Board.) Facul t ies—

Appointments t o , by Council . . . . 140 List of . . . . . . . . . . 135 Members of , . . . . . 51 Recommendat ions by—

Admission ad eundem statum . . 142 DetaUs of Subjects , . . . 142

Repor ts t o Council and Professorial Board , . H i S t a tu t e . . . . . . . . 135 Voting by . . . . . . . . m

-Failures a t Two Successive Annual Exammat ions— Penal ty lor . . . . . . . . 173

Fees— Admission ad eundem etaium . . . . 311 Affiliated Colleges 1269,1270,1271,1275, 1280.1284 Annual , tor Lectures . . . . , . 266 Canberra University College Students . . 298 Certificated Teachers . . . . . . 300

19

•Certificates— Attendance a t Lectures . . Examinat ion , Annual . . Examinat ion , Public . . Matriculation • . • •

Concessions in Fees Conservatorium of Music . . . . Clinical . . . . . Club House Courses lor Degrees, Diplomas, e tc . Degree, Diploma or License Diplomas—

Analytical Chemistry Gynaecology and Obstetrics Laryngology and Otology Opthalmology Public Heal th Tropical Medicine

Exammat ions— Higher Degrees Medical Re-examination Public Supplementary

Hospital (Medical) Ins t ruc to r s ' Courses Late En t ry . . . , 201 Lectures and Laboratory Work Massage Students Matriculation P a y m e n t of, Method Pharmacy (Medical) Publ ic Examinat ions Single Subjects Special Grace, Degree by . . Sports Supplementary Examinat ions Table of Technical College Students

39

289

290 289 389

245,267

..

..

..

281 296 245 258 296 201 935 279

,267 296

,352 290 955 954 953 393

289 371 245 290 935 157

,288 274

1023 258

38 935 245 273 312 279 290

39 297

20; •INDBX.

PAOF.

Fina l Examinat ions— Arts Scholarships

Final Honour Examinat ions— Regulations Class Lists Engineering Law . . . . . •

Final Honour Scholarships— Engineering Law

Finance Committee—List of Members Fines for Breaches ot Discipline . . Fletcher, R. J., Research Fond . . Forensic Medicine, Lecturer in

„ Prize Forestry, Bachelor of Science In—

Regulation Forestry School, Creswick Free Passages Free Students French, Exhibit ions In . . French , Mollison Scholarship In—

Details ot Subjects Regulation

Ful ton Scholarship (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) 384, 538 Geology, Exhibitions in . . 345,346,351,415,416

284,

.. 324

321,327

.. 327

- • 284

.. 1216

419 359

. . 420

.. 360

61 172,214

568

. . 156

.. 384

.. 498

.. 344

.. 1041

.. 300

325,327

.. 1016

.. 516

German, Exhibit ions in German, Mollison Scholarship in—

Details of Subjects Regulation

Gillott Beo uost Gillott, Samuel, Provident Fund • Graphics—Exhibition in Greek, Exhibitions in . . Grloe Exhibi t ion (Lat in) Grice, John , Research Prixe Grim wade Prize (Industrial Chemistry)

324,325,328

.. 1016

.. 516

.. 55S

1141

.. 414

324,325

324, 552

.. 580C

.. 525

226,

INDEX •2-V-

Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Diploma of—

Details of Subjects . .• • . v ' Fees . . . . . . Regulation

Half Fees . . . . . . ' Hail (Walter and Eliza) Exhibi t ion (Pathology) Hall Research Fellowship (Vet. Sci.) Harbison-Higinbotham Scholarship Hardship, Provisions lor Cases ol Hastie Exhibitions and Scholarship

(Philosophy) . . . . " . . • ' 324, Headmasters ' Certificates Higgins, J . M., Exhibition (Agriculture) . . Hlggius, J . M.. Research Foundation ' Higgins, H. IJ., Exhibition (Greek) . . . Higgius, H . V., Scholarship (Poe t ry )—

Details ol Subjects Regulation

Higher Degrees— Examinat ion ot Tlieses tor Examinat ion Fees

History School—Scholarship in . . Holidays Honour Examinat ions—

Public Examinat ions Annual Class Lists

Honour, Final Exammat ions Honour Lists , 1933/34 Hospitals—

Appointment ol Residents Fees tor Instruction Practice a t , by Students . . . . 376, Recognised, List ol , . Special Depar tments in . ,

Howard Smith Ltd . Exhibit ion (Graphics) Howard Smith, H . B . , Exhibi t ion (Surveying) Howit t Scholarships (Natural History)

.. 376

..

241

,325

246 468,

324

••

167

163

166

936 290 400 299

,553

1032

538

,293

,518

250 '

551

566 554

1011

523

235 289 327 171

250 166 254

1149

941 935

7, 929 79

930 414,553 414,553 . . 612

22 INDKX.v

Hydraulic Engineering, Exhlbit ion. ln Illness, Special Examinat ions in Cases of . , In Absentia, Degrees Conferred ... Independent Lecturers , Determined by Council Insani ty , Beatt ie Smith Lectures in Inspection ot Schools Ins t ructors—


In te rmedia te E x a m i n a t i o n ^ (See School In termedia te Examina t ion . )

I t a l i a n -Instruction in , Mollison Scholarship, in -

Details ot Subjecta Regulation . . . . . .

Jamieson Prize (Clinical Medicine) J apanese—

Instruction in Mollison Scholarship in—

Details of Subjecte Regulation

Journal ism, Diploma in— Committee Regulation Law relating to Journalism

J u n i o r Publio Examinat ion

175

77

77

Kay Scholarships (Botany and Veterinary Anatomy) Kernot , F . A., Bequest K e m o t Memorial Medal (Engineering)

575,

Kernot Scholarships (Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and Geology)

Kilmany-. Scholarship Knigh t Research, Scholarships Laboratory Work—Fees for

(Sec also the regulations for Courses requiring Practical -Work).

Land Surveyors Experience

PAGB

414) 291

,177 140 556 242.

77 157

, 799

1017 516' 537

,800

1017 516

63 337 802 257 526,

1045 563

515 565 551 274

900

INDEX. 23.

Lansell Scholarship (Mining)

Laryngology and Otology, Diploma ol— Details of Subjects Fees Regulation

•Late Fees— Annual Examinat ions Coneervatorium of Music Lectures Public Examinat ions . . . .

Latin, Exhibitions In Laurie Prize (Philosophy)

Law, Admission of Barristers and Solicitors

Law, Faculty of, Consti tution List ot Members

Law, Qualification.for Examiner. In

Laws— LL.B. Degree—

Regulations Details of Subjects Bursaries . . . . . . 562 Exhibitions and Scholarships Final Honour Examinat ion Lat in lor

LL.M. Degree— Regulation

LL.D. Degree— Regulation

iLeaving Examination— (See School Leaving Examina t ion . )

.Lecturers— Independent , Determined by Council List of . . ? . Reports on Applications from Facult ies,

from Professorial Board S ta tu te

l A

PAGK

420 ,528 .

. . 955

. . 290 . . 398

. . 288

. . 201

. . 267

. . 245-

324,3 25

• • 5*1. . . 1043

. . 135 51

. . 161

. . 354

. . 902 572,579 .'. 358 . . 359.

• • 3 .5f

. . 360,

. . 361

" Mil Vs"

... 142 134

. . 154

24 INDEX.

Lectures— Attendance a t Certificates ot At tendance CoUege, Recognition ot Course ot . Definition E n t r y and Fees E v e n i n g . . Regulation Roll Books

Leggatt Scholarship (Law) Let te rs , Doctor of Levi Memorial Scholarship (Medicine) Library—

Commit tee , Lis t ol S t a tu t e

Licence Courses and Pees (See also Veterinary Science, Licence In

Liet Memorial Prizes (French) L i t t .D . Degree—Regulation Lloyd Exhibit ions (Architecture) 428, Loan Fund . (See S tudents ' Loan Fund.) Longerenong Agricultural C o l l e g e -

Free Studentship from MacBain Scholarship (Botany and Zoology) MacFarland Exhibit ion (Mathematics) McPherson Exhibi t ion (Engineering) Madden Exhibi t ion (Law) Massage Students Master. (For the various Master Degrees, see

Courses, e.g.. Ar ts , M.A. Degree.) Mathematics , Exhibit ions and

Scholarships in . . 324,325 Mathison Lectures (Medicine) . . Matriculat ion—

Certificate of Fee for . . Regulation Schools Board and

383

. . . 40

571,

429.433

324,415 414

281 282

198 281 266

1022 264 280

528 332

,543

62

169 ,296

1023 332 ,560

301 52]

,552 552

1023 Specific

,1327,415,416 . . 543

. . 25'J

. . 258

. . 256

. . 206.

"INDEX.. 25

1'AOB

414,415,420 Mechanical Engineering, Exhibit ions, etc. , in (Sec also Engineering.)

Medical and Chemical Library Medical Research Funds Committee Medicine, Faculty of. Constitution

List ot Members Qualification for Examiner In

Medicine and Surgery— M.B., B.S. Degrees -

Announcements . . Bursaries Class Lists Details of Subjects Examinat ions Examiners Exhibitions and Scholarships Lectures and Attendances a t Practical W o r k . . Preliminary Examinations . . . ! Regulation S ta tus , Granting ot Students Proceeding to Science Degrees

M.D. Degree— Details ol Subjects Regulation

M.S. Degree— Details ol Subjects Regulation

"Medicine, Tropical, Diploma of . . Melvin Memorial Scholarship (Engineering)

IMctallurgical Engineering—

Bursary and Scholarship in (See also Engmeermg.)

Metallurgy— Exhibitions in . . 345, 340, 351, 414, 415, 416 M.Sc. Degree in . . . . . . . . 3 4 9

Methodist Ladles' College—Bursary . . . . 562

.Military College—Admission from , . . . 313

170 580A

136 52

161

. . 929 . . 538,561,562

. . 383

. . 9 1 4 365-371,380-382

. . 381 373,374,376,383

365 362

363

311 344

912

385

944

387

303

542

1034

26 INDEX.

Military Duties, Special Provisions-— Candidates tor Degrees Public Examinat ions .

Millar, E . F . , Exhibition (Botany) Miller Tutorship (Surgery) Minos, Schools of

(See Technical Colleges.) Mining Engineering—

Bursary and Scholarship in Free Studentships Scholarship in

Modern Political Ins t i tu t ions , Exhibition In Mollison Scholarships—

Details of Subject* . . . . . . Regulation . . . .

Monash Exhibition (Engmeering)

Moran Bursaries

Morris (Professor) Prizc-^-Regulation Subject of Essay

Music, Consorvat'biium Finance' Committee Degrees aud Diploma in. Regulations Details of Subjects Diploma of Master School In Exhibitions . . . . 138 Faculty, Constitution of . .

List of Members Feos Ormond Chair of.. . . ; . S ta tu te . . • ; . Teaching Staff ; . ; . Public Examinat ion in—

Examiners , Appointment of •Statute ; . Statist ics, 1933-34

Myer, Sidney, Trust

Nanson Prize (Mathematics)

. . 293

. . 261 ' . . 554 . . 548

. . 1034

. . 302 420, 628 . . 325

. . 1016 . . 516

414,416,534

. . 562-

. . 539'

. . 1017

62,193 . . 437 . . 963-. . 453

, 443, 444, 447 . . 139

38 201,454 . . 151 . . 198

36

. . 203

. . 203 . . 1064

. . 571

. . 560

INDEX. "27

Natura l Philosophy—Exhibit ions •and Scholarships in • 345/346, 350,'373,

•"Naval College—Admission from . . ' Navy' Surgeons. ; . ; . : : ' -Neglect-'of Work, a1 Breach of Discipline • ; . Nervous System Research F u n d ' ; .

• Nevill Scholarship (Veterinary) • . . Newman * Coll ege-^

Prospectus . . . . .•.' • S t a tu t e . . . .

Nunn , E. J . B., Scholarship Obstetrics,1 EdwardWUsori Chair 'of. Trus t

Scholarship In Officers, University, S ta tu te

•List ' Opthalmology, Diploma ot—

Details of Subjects Fees Regulation

Oral Exaui inat ions Orchestra, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Advisory Committee, Constitution

Members Orchestra Executive Committee, Constitution

Members • Order of Taking Certain-Subjects Oriental Languages, Mollison Scholarships in—

Regulation Ormond Chair of Music—Statute Ormond College—

Prospectus S ta tu te

Ormond Exhibit ions and Scholarships • Passages, Free ' Passing and Completing Years . . Pathology, Exhibit ion in Payne Exhibi t ion (Veterinary Science) . •

(Botany)

415/416 . . 313

1045 173 •556 •557

1281 192

360,554 574 384 168 77

954 289 393

•164 201 202

62: 202

62 292

516 151

1273 •188 518

1041 290 376-

481,541 . . 552

2 8 INDEX.

PAQB

Pensions for Staff. (See Provident Fund.) Pharmacy , College of—Matriculation of Students from 253 Philology, Comparative, Exhibition iu . . 326 Philosophy, School of—Exhibitions, etc . . . 324, 323, 327 Physiology,Exhibit ions andSoholarships in 345,346,351,374 Poet ry , Higgins Scholarship . . . . . . 523 Political Economy—Scholarship in . . . . . 514 Political Philosophy and Modern Political Ins t i tu t ions—

Exhibition In . . . . . . 325 Postmaster-General. Students for B.Sc.

Degree nominated by . . . . 344 Prel iminary Subjects for Courses for Degrees and

•Diplomas . . . . . . . . . . 262 Prescribing of Books and Details of Subjects—

Lectures and Annual Examinat ions Public Examinat ions

•Press, .University „ Accounts

Board ol Management Prizes—

Dates when next Open Conditions of Award1

• Details of Subjects for •Public Examinat ions . . .

'Professorial Board— Admission Ad Eundem Statum by . . Chairman, Duties ol Details of Subjects to be prescribed by Discipline to be Maintained by List ol Members . . . . . . . . 51 Sta tu te . . . . . . . . 133

i ' rolessors— • List of . . . ; . . . . . . • 65 • Power to Inflict Punishment . . ; . 173 • S ta tu te .-. • . . .-. . . 147 •Associate—

L i s t o f . . . • • • . . • • • ' . . . . . . • • • • 6 6

Statute . . ..:.-,,• . . . . . 1 5 7

,145 20 (

237,

5-19,

135

!,171 i, 242 ,1095 1144

63

1021 505

1014 1023

134 133 134

i, 172

INDEX. •29

Emeri tus— L l s t o t S ta tu te

liesearch—

List ol Sta tute

Properties ol Metals, Exhibitions in b'rovident Fund—Accounts

Sta tu te Public Administration—

Board ol Studies in— List ot Members

Statute Diploma in Exhibition in

Public Examinat ions— Details of Subjects E n t r y Examiners , Appoin tment

Duties Fees Honour Papers Regulation Repor t by Examiners Resul ts , Publication of Schools Board t o Control Statistics Subjects—Details Prescribed by Schools

Publio Exammat ions in Music (Seo Music.) Public Heal th , Diploma o l—

Details ot Subjecte • ... Regulation

Publio Law, Professorship of Publications by University Stall Punishments Queen's College—

Prospectus ... . . S ta tu te

66 152

67 153 414

1141 226

.

59 145 502 483

581 244

. 161

. 162

. 245

. 163

. 240

. 163 254

. 206 1063

Board 206, U 2

.. 945

.. 339

.. 578

.. 1103

.. 172

.. 1277

. , . 190

•30 INDEX.

Quorum— Convocation and Standing Committee Council Faculties Professorial Board

• Railways Depar tment , Free Students from • Registrar and Officers—

List S t a tu t e . .

Regulations Repor t , Annual . . Representat ives , Universi ty, List of . . 64, Research Professors (Honorary)—


Research Scholarships— Alcock (Medical) Armytage (Medical) Bage (Engineering) Bar t le t t (General) Catto, Margaret Clinical Dublin (Li tera ture , Science, or Art)

•Exhibition of 1861 (Science) Fletcher (Canoerand Anaesthetics) Grice, John (Architecture) Grim wade (Chemistry) . . Harbison-Higinbotham (History, Economics,

Polit ics, Adininistrationi Government , Sociology)

Higgins, J . M. (Agric and 'Ve t . ) . . Kilmany (Political Economy) , . • . . Knight (General) MacBain (Biology) . . . . • . . Melvin (Engineering) Nanson (Mathematics) . . . . Rules for Award Stewart , Alwyn, Memorial (Medicine)

110 100 141 134 302

77

168 240

1058 1078

67 153

574 547 544 577

680B 557 537

1041 568

580C 525

•533 '566 665 •551 521 542 560 1032 563

INDEX. '"'31'

PA««

Syme (Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Na t . Phi losophy) . . . . . . • . . 624

Turner, H . Gyles (Agriculture) . . . . 555 Wilson, Professor (Mathematics) . . . . 513

Research Work by Members ol the University 1079,1103 ' R e s t Home Bursary (Soldiers 'Children) . . . . 545

Resul ts , Publicat ion ol— Annual Examinat ions . . . . . . 205 Public Examinat ions . . . . . . 254

Returned Soldiers'Concessions . . . . 261; 293 Rhodes Scholarship . . . . . . . . ' 1 0 3 5 Ritchie .Memorial . . . . . . . . 578 Roche, Thalia, Memorial : . . 576 Roll hooks,- Regulation . . . . . . 280

• Royal Australian Naval College .. . 3 1 3 -•Royal Military College of-Australia

Admission from . . • . . . . . . 3 1 2 . Royal Victorian Ins t i tu te of Architects War Memorial

Schola rsh ip . . . Russian, Ins t ruct ion In Sailors' and Soldiers' Fund, Victorian Salaries. (See Stipends.) Sanderson Exhibit ion (English) . . Scandinavian, Instruct ion In . . Scholarships—

Dates when next Open . . Awards, 1933-34 Conditions of Award . . Details of Subjocts . .

. . 1034 77,800

. . 547

324,552 76,799

. . 1024 . . 1225 . . 505 . . 1014

(See also the different Courses, subhead Exhibi t ions, and the names ot Scholarships, etc.)

School In termediate and Leaving Examina t ions-Certificate Class Lists, etc. Details of Subjects En t ry Exhibit ions

. Fees

. . 255-

. . 254

. . 581

. . '244 ' 25411023 •

: . 244-

32 INDEX.

Headmasters ' Certificates . . 246, 248 Regulations Subjects

Schools Board— List ol Members Recommendat ion of Examiners S ta tu te

Schools, Inspection and Approval of

Schools of Mines. (See Technical Colleges.)

Science— B.Sc. Degree—

Approval of Course Analytical Chemistry, Students

Proceeding to

,249

246

of,

PAGS

,250 240

,249

59 160 205

242

341

354 Concessions t o Technical College Students 298 Details of Subjects Exhibi t ions, etc . French and German for Medical S tuden ts , Proceeding to P.M.G., S tudeuts Nominated by Practical Work Regulation . . Prerequisites Specimen Courses

.M.Sc. Degree— Regulation . . Scholarships Schools Thesis, Admission by

D.Sc. Degree— Regulation

Science, Faculty of, Conatitution List of Members

Seal of the Universi ty

Senior Public Examinat ion

Servants , S t a tu t e

..

.,

,,

976 345 342 343 344 339 339 341

1008

348 350 349 351

351

137 54

171

259

108

INDEX. 3 3

PAflR

Shakespeare Scholarship— Details ol.Subject*. . . . . . . 1018 Regulation . . . . . . . . 506

Sharp Bursary (Medicine) . . . . . . . 5 6 1 Smith (Mrs. William) Exhibit ion (French) 325, 554 Smith , Beat t ie , Lectures on Insani ty . . . . 556 Solicitors, Admission ot . . . . , . 1043 Spanish, Ins t ruct ion in . . . . . . . . . 793 Special Grace, Admission to Degree by . . . . 3 1 1 Specimen Courses—

Commerce . . . . , . . . 820 Science . . . . . . , . 1008

Spencer Prizes (Zoology) . . . . . . 646 Sports Fee . . . . . . . . . . 279 Staff, List of . . . . . . . . . 6 8 Standing Commit tee—

Election of Members . . . , . . 215 List ot Members . . , . • . . . . 49

Standing Orders ol Convooation . . . . . . 1251 S ta t e Research F a r m , Werribee . . . . 467, 475 Statistical Method, Exhibition in ; . . 488 Stat is t ics , University . . . . . . . . 1058 Sta tum, Admission Ad Eundem . . . . . . 307 S ta tus ol Students Changing Courses . . . . 292 S ta tu te s . . . . . . . . . . 129 Stawell Scholarships (Engineering) . . . . 507 Stevens Exhibit ion (English) . . . . 325,553 Stewar t Bequest (Medical Scholarships and Lecture

ships) . . . . . . . . . . 531 S tewar t (Alwyn) Memorial Scholarship (Medicine) . . 563 St ipends—Statu te . . . . . . . . 168 Strength and Elasticity of Materials, Exhibi t ion in 414 S tuden ts , Definition ot . . . . . . 172,215

Stat is t ics, 1933-34 . . . . . . 1058 S tuden t s ' Loan Fund—

Accounts . . . . . . . . 1143 Report on . . . . . . . . 1094 S ta tu te . . . . . . . . 223

34' INDEX-..

S tuden ts ' Representat ive Council—Statute . Power to Fine

Subjects, Provisions regarding Order ol (For list , see Table a t beginning, of Index . )

Supplementary Examinat ions— Admission. t o -

Annual Medical Publ ic Special (In Case of Illness)

Fees Supreme Court Prizes Surgeons, Navy Surgery (see Medicine) Survey Camp Surveying, Exhibi t ion Sutherland (Alexander) Prize (English),) Suther land (William) Prize (Nat . Phi)..), But ton , J . H., Memorial . . . SwantpUj Exhibi t ion (Zoology.), , . Sweet (George) Memorial Sweet (Georgina-) Exhibi t ion (Zoology) Syme (David) Research Prize Syme (G. A.) Exhibition (Nat . Phil.) Teaching Staff Technical Colleges—

Concession to Students from Matriculat ion of Students from Recognition of . .

Technical Colleges Board— List .of Members . , S t a t u t e

Term Examina t ions— General

Terms— Conservatorium University,

PAQB

214; 214 292

366,36'

..

..

•:.

,, ..

..

..

..

..

••

• • . '

•• 283,

..

..

282,>201< (,•368; 369, • • 240, ... 291 .. 290

360,1042

•• 10*9.-

., 899

•: . *1* .. 523 .. 545

•• 5*7' 373.552,

.. 550.

345.- 552

.. 524

373.553

68

.. 297

.. 258'

... 209

60 .'. 208

293,1021,

.. 200

.. 264

INDEX.. 3 5 : .

PAOK

T e x t Books. (See the Subject required In Details ot Subjects) Therapeutic Radiology and Electricity, Diploma of—.

Details ol Subjects . . . . . . 958 Regulation . . . . . . . . 402

Theses— Degrees Awarded iOn—:.

Agricultural Science (Master) . . 472 Arts (Li t t .D. ) . . , . . . . 3 3 2 Dental Science (Doctor) . . 466,845 Educat ion (Master) . . . . 336 Engmeering. (Doctor) . . . . 425 Engineering^Master> . . . . 423 Laws (Doctor),. . . . . . , 361 Medicine (Doc tor ) . . . . 386,943 Music (Doctor) . . . . . . 445 Science (Doctor) . . . . . . 352 Science (Master) . . . . . . 351 Surgery (Master) . . . . . . 388. Veterinary Science (Doctor) . . 482 <

Examinat ion o t . Regulation . . . . 167, Library to be Presented with . . . . 1 7 0 Scholarships and Prizes Awarded lor . (See

Research Scholarships.) Thompson (David) Scholarship . . . . . . 564

Travelling Scholarships . . 507.569,1034,103.6,1041 Trinity College—

Prospectus . . . . . . , . 1268 S ta tu te . . . . . . . . 1 8 6

Tropical Medicine, Diplopia ot— Fees . . . . . . . . . . , 395 Regulation . . . . . . , . . 393,

Turner (Gyles) Prize (Australasian His tory) . . 555 Turner (Henry Gyjes) Scholarship (Agricultural Science)565 Turner, Lady, Prize (Music) . . . . . . 5 7 9 Turner,.Sir George, Exhlbit ion.(Law) . . . . . 575

Tutorial Classes Committee . . . . . . 185,

Tjitprsrr^Statute . . . . . . . ... 154.

36 INDEX.

Union Building University Acts . . University Appointments Board—

List ot Members S ta tu te

University Conservatorium of Music. (See Conservatorium of.)

University Council. (See Council.) University Extension Board—

List of Members S ta tu te

University High School Free Studentships University Ins t ructors (See Instructors) . . University Press

Acoounts . . . . Board of Management

University Representatives Vacations Venereal Diseases, Instructors

Veterinary Science— Bachelor's Degree—

Exhibitions Regulation

Free Students in Master 's Degree—

Regulation . . Doctor 's Degree—

Regulation

Veterinary Science, Faculty of. Constitution ot List of Members

Veterinary Science, Licence in— Prel iminary Subjects Regulation

Vice-Chancellor, The

Victorian Sailors' and Soldiers' F u n d

Visitor

Walter and Eliza Hall Exhibi t ion (Pathology)

Music,

237,

64, 200

551 93

61 213

60 181 301

1095 1144

63 1078 ,264

939

478,479,430

37(

477 301

481

482

137 56

483 482

132

547

124

,553

INDEX. 3 T

War Bursaries War Memorial Fund • . . . . .'. War Memorial Scholarship (R.V.I .A.) War Service, Graduates who Fell War Service Regulations—

Annual Examinat ions Matriculation

Warden ot Convocation Werribee, S ta te Research F a r m a t Wesley College Bursary WUson, Edward, Chair ol Obstetrics Trus t WUson (Professor) Prize—

Mathematics and Natural PhUosophy Wilson (R. G.) Scholarships, Regulation . . Women's College Fund Wright Prize (Engineering and Music) Wright (Francis J. i Exhibitions . . Wrixon Exhibition (Agriculture) Wyselaskie Scholarships—

Details ot Subjects . . . Regulation

Years, Passing and Completing— Certificate of Regulations

.'ioology. Exhibitions and

Scholarships in . . . . 345, 346, 351,373, 580B-

303,

105,

467

414

469

PAOR

1032

551 1034

90

293 261

1258

',476''

562 674

613 559 551

,521

571 ,526

1018

514

296 290

3 8 PAYMENT OF FEES

PAYMENT OF FEES.

All fees for Lectures, Examinations or Degrees are to be paid, NOT AT TEE REOISTBAR'S OFFICE, but to the credit of the University account AT TEE NATIONAL BANE OF AUSTRALASIA, University Branch, or the Head Office, 273 Collins Street, or any of its branches.

Special pay-in slips, prepared in triplicate, will be found in the banking chamber of the Head Office, and at all branches of the National Bank. Two portions of the slip must be lodged with the bank ; the third, duly stamped and initialed by the receiving teller, must be produced at the Registrar's Office, if an entry for lectures or examination is being lodged, with the entry form. No receipt will be given by the Office for such payments, but the bank slip will be returned to the payer if a request to that effect is made. Where students have not personal access to a branch of the Bank, they may forward their remittance by cheque or money order direct to the Registrar. For all such remittances official receipts will be sent by return post.

Matriculation -

1st Year . . . .

2nd Year . - - -

3rd Year - - - -

4th Year . . . .

Sth Year . . . .

6th Year -

Degree Fee

AkTS.

£ 8. d.

2 2 0

522 1 0

§22 1 0

522 1 0

10 10 0

FEES

SCIENCE

£ a. d.

2 2 0

31 10 0

31 10 0

31 10 0

26 0 0

10 10 0

FOK DEGREE COURSES.

AGRICULTURE.

£ s. d.

2 2 0

25 0 0

6 6 0J

25 0 0

26 0 0

10 10 0

LAWS.

£ 8. d.

2 2 0

29 8 0

20 8 0

29 8 0

18 18 0

10 10 0

"MEDICINE

£ s. d.

2 2 0

31 10 0

31 10 0

31 10 0

3 1 1 0 0

31 10 0

10 0 0

10 10 0

ENGINEER-1NO.

£ s. d.

2 2 0

31 10 0

31 10 U

31 10 0

31 10 0

10 10 0

ARCHITECTURE

£ s. d.

2 2 0

31 10 0

31 10 0

31 10 0

15 15 0

16 16 0

10 10 0

Music.

£ s. d.

2 2 0

33 12 0

33 12 0

33 12 0

10 10 0

COMMERCE

£ a. d.

2 2 0

f36 16 0

| 30 16 0

|29 8 0

10 10 0

* Exclusive of Hospital Fees flee Faculty of Medicine. t Partly at Werribee where £1 6s. per week board is charged. § Fees are charged as for single subjects. £22 Is. will usually be the minimum for any year. The total fees for the Arts course will be about seventy-two gns. t For candidates taking fhe full course without exemptions For Dentistry sec end of Calendar. N.B.—In addition to the above fees, all Full Course Students are required to pay at the beginning of the First Term an Annual Sports Fee of £110s. and an Annual Club House Fee of £1 Is. except for those in residence at an affiliated College or the Teachers' College, or for Evening Students, for whom the Club House fee is 10s. 6d.

O

* ) s PS

CO

FEES FOR DIPLOMA AND LICENCE COURSES.

1st Year -

2nd Year -

3rd Year -

4th Year -

Diploma or License

AGRICULTURE.

26 0 0

t6 0 0

26 0 0

25 0 0

3 3 0

ARCHITECTURAL

DESIGN

16 16 0

15 16 0

16 15 0

Music.

33 12 0

33 12 0

33 12 0

3 3 0

COMMERCE.

522 1 0

§22 1 0

522 1 0

3 3 0

MKD. POSTGRADUATE DlfLOUAB

(F.xam. £10 10 0)

f Varies with the course taken. t Partly at Werribee where £1 5s. per week

board is charged. § For ' candidates t ak ing tho full course without exemptions ' .

For Public Health see Details of Subjects for t ha t course.

For Analytical Chemis t ry see Kegulations for tha t course.

N.B.—In addition to the above Fees, all Full Course Students are required to pay at th'e beginning of t he First term an Annual Sports Fee"of £1. 10s.; and an Annual Club House Fee of £ 1 Is., except for those in residence a t an affiliated College or the Teacliers' College (

or for Evening Students , for whom the fee is- 10s. (Jd.

> a

o

ALMANAC. 41

PRINCIPAL DATES FOR 1935.

JAN (TARY. * - IT -'.' •

-4 — Fri. Last day for payment of hospital fees for those oommenciDg* Hospital Work.

14 —- Mon. Hospital Practice begins for 4th Year Students at the Melbourne; 'Alfred and St.Vincent's Hospitals.

'18 - - Fri. Entries close for February Public Examinations. 31 — Thura. Work submitted for Dublin and Wilson Prizes to be

lodged.

EEBKOAKY. - Fri. Applications for tbe Kilmany, Aitehison (Under-graduate)

! and' David' Thompson Scholarships, War Bursaries, j : No. I Rest Hon e-Bursary Dick Bursary, Sharp Bursary, 11 and for grants from Students' Loan Fund to be lodged.

Classes in Bacteriology for Medical Students begin.. . Lectures in Surgical Anatomy resume. Materia Medica and Practical Pharmacy class resumes. I .ant day of Kntry for Kxaminations for Final Honours

for Scholarships [except Wyselaskie (Arts) but including Wyselaskie (Science)], for Higher Degrees, and for Div. IV, M.B,, B.S;, and for Supplementary Final Clinical Examinations M.H., B.S. and Supplementary Examination in Diseases of Children. ' :

Australian College of Dentistry—Term begins, Uwjfc day for ICntry and payment of Kees for Conservatorium

First Term.' ' Public Kxaiiiinations begin. Last day of Kntry for Exhibitions in Music. Last day of Entry for Examination in Part II for Post-

graduate Medical Diplomas (except D.P.H.), for Supplementary in Parti,and for the Beaney Scholarship in Pathology. . . . . - , .

Practical Work in Education begins. Examination for Exhibitions in Musio at the Conser-

i vatorium. -23 — Sat Last day for entry for lectures and payment of Fees

| for First Term (except Conservatorium). T.ant day for payment of Clinical and Special Hospital Fees

I *' for 5th and 6th year Medicine. *'• •• :.if-• K*

4 -

9 -

J l -

13 -

. 1 6 -

1 8 -

1 9 -

Mon

Sat.

Mon. Wed.

Sat.

: Mon.

- Tuea

42 ALMANAC.

25 — Mon.

27-

28- - Thurs.

Fri.

4 — Mon.

6 — Wed.

7 — Thurs.

11 — Mon.

12 —Tues .

14 - Thur .

18 — Mon.

27 — Wed.

28 — Thur .

30 — Sat .

F E B R U A R Y ( C o n t i n u e d )

Final Honour Examinations, Kxaminutioimfor M.D., M.S.,. and D.D.Sc. and for Division IV, M.B., B.S. begin.

Conservatorium First Term begins.

M.U.R. Camp begins.

Applications for Public Kxaminerships in Music to be lodged:

MARCH. KsHiiys tor Uowen Prize and Theses for David Syme Prize,,

for Grimwado Prize, for Bertram Armytage Prize, and for Harbison-Higinbotham Scholarship to bu lodged.

Applications for 1851. Exhibition Science Research Scholarship and for Melvin Memorial Scholarship to be-lodged.

Applications for Bartlett , Fred Knight, Government and J . M. Higgins Research Scholarships and gran ts from Nervous System Research Fund to be lodged.

Heads of Departments to submit requirements regarding buildings to the Details and Buildings Committee.

Practical Work in Graphics, Engineering Design I and Surveying begins.

Supplementary Final Clinical Kxaminatioiis M.B., B.S,, and Supplementary Examination in Diseases of Children begin.

Last day of Entry for Examination in Surgical Anatomy.

Matriculation of New Students .

A c a d e m i c Y e a r begins.

Lectures begin.

Exainination in Pa r t II. for Post-Graduate Medical-Diplomas (except D.P.H.), and Supplementary in Par t I begin.

Last day of submission of reports for the Honour Examination for the Degree of Master of Science

Examinat ions for M.Sc. and M.Agr.Sc. begin.

Convocation, Annual Meeting.


Last day of entry for Degrees to be conferred at Commencement .

Last day of Kntry for May Public Examinations in Music.

Examination in Surgical Anatomy begins.


Last day of application for exemption from practical work, in Education.

Applications for Free Passages to Britain to he lodged.

ALMANAC. 43

A P R I L .

6 -

11 -

1 3 -

1 8 -

19 -

24 -

- Sat.

- T h u r

- Sat.

- Thur

- F r i .

- Wed.

27 — Sat.

30J— Tues.

Annual Commencement, Matriculation of New Students. Last day of Entry for Supplementary Examination in Div

IV, M.B., B.S. Conservatorium Easter Recess begins. Good Friday. Easter Recess begins. University Lectures resumed. Conservatorium Lectures resumed. Last day of Entry for Examinations in Materia Medica

and Pharmacy. Last day of Entry for Dental Examinations, Final Degree

Exam. Group I. and Dental Prosthesis HI. Last day of submission of subjects of Theses for M.Ed. (2nd

year.)

M A V .

1 - Wed.

4 — Sat. 6— Mon. 8 — Wed.

16 — Thur 20 - Mon.

26 — ftat.

Applications for grants from Publication Fund to be lodged. Last day of payment of Fees for Conservatorium Second

Term. Conservatorium First Term ends. Supplementary Examination in Div. IV M.B., B.S. begins. Public Examinations in Music (Theory). Cotiservatorium Second Term begins. Examinations in Materia Medica and Pharmacy M.B,, B.S.,

in Dental Prosthesis Part HI and Final Degree Exam-Group I, B.D.Sc. begin.

First Term ends. Last day of payment of Fees for tbe Second Term (except

Conservatorium). Last day of entry for courses for Part I of Post Graduate

Medical Diplomas. Last day of entry for Lectures in First Aid (Engineering.) Last day of entry for H. B. Higgins Scholarships. Last day of receipt of applications for exemption from

payment of Sports and Club House Fees. Applications for Examinersliips at the Public Kxaminations

i.o be lodged.

;i* " ALMANAC.

:3 — M o n

10 —Mon.

15 — Sat .

24 — Mon.

29 — Sat .

JUNK

University Holiday (King's Birthday).

S e c o n d T e r m begins.

Last day of En t ry for Final Degree Examination Group II , B.D.Sc.

Applications for Kxamineiships a t Annual Examinat ions to be lodged.

Changes in Details of Subjects for the Public Kxaminations to he posted.

JUI.V.

8 - Mon.

1 7 - Wed.

20 - Sat.

.22 — Mon.

27 — Sat.

29 - Mon.

31 - Wed.

Kxamination for H. Ii. Higginw Scholarships.

Final Degree Examination Group II, B.D.Sc, begins,

Conservatorium Second Term end.1;.

Last ilay of payment of Fees for Conservatorium Third Term.

Last, day of Entry for Medical and Dental Examinations beginning on 12tb August.

Last day of Entry for Degrees to be Conferred on Sth August .

Last day of Kntry for Examination in Diseases of Children and 'Forensic Medicine.

Classes in Zoology (Medical Course) cease.

Classes in Botany (Medical Cour-e) begin.

Changes in Details of Subjects (except for tbe Public Examinations) to be posted.

1—Thur .

5 —Mon.

7 _ Wed.

12 — Mon.

AUGUST.

Conservatorium Third Term beginb.

Conferring of Degrees.

La^t day of Entry for September Public Examinations in Music.

Last day of Kntry for Examination for Licentiate in Music.

Examinat ions for M.D. and M.S., in Bacteriology (3rd year B.D.Sc.) and Supplementary in Materia Medica and Pharmacy begin.

Second Term ends.

Last day of payment of Fees for Third Term (except Conservatorium).

ALMANAC. 4,5

A U G U S T {Continued)

Examination in Diseases of Children and Forensic Medicine begin.

Last day of entry for Degrees to be conferred on 2nd . September,

31—Sat . Last day of Kntry for Examination for the Degree of D.D.Sc. in Par t I of Post-Graduate Medical Diplomas (except D.P.H.) , and for the Supp. Exam, in Par t I I .

2 — Mon.

14 —Sat*

.23 — Mon.

SEFTEMBKR.

Conferring of Degrees.

Last day of Entry for Annual Examinations, for examination for D . P . H , ; for MacBain Scholarship and for Medical and Dental Examinations commencing October and 4th November.

2 ls t

Applications for Research Fellowships to be lodged.

T h i r d T e r m begins.

Examinat ions for the Degree of D.D.Sc, in Par t I for Post-Graduate Medical Diplomas (except D.P.U.), and Supplementary Exam, in Par t 11 begin. "

Public Kxaminations in Music (Theory).

OCTOBER.

Heads of Departments to submit requirements regarding buildings to tbe Details and Buildings Committee.

•2 — Wed. Consui-vatorium Third Term ends.

V) — Wed. Last day of payment of fees for Conservatorium Fourth Term.

Last day of submission of Essays for 1st year of J M.Ed. course.

11 — Fri. Lectures in Div. I I (3rd year) M.B,, B.S. cease.

19 •- Sat. Last day of Ent ry for Clinical Exams , in Div. IV, M.B..B.S,

Applications for Rhodes Scholarships to be lodged.

-21 — Mon. Examinat ions in Div. II (3rd year) M.B., B.S. begin.

24 — Thur . Conservatorium Fourth Term begins.

•26 — Sat. Third Term ends.

Last day of Entry for Pnhlin Examinations.

46 ALMANAC.

NOVEMBER. Fri , Application for Grants from Publication Fund to be lodged,

• Sat. j Last day of Kntry for Final Exainination in Arts and M.A., for Wyselaskie (Arts) Scholarships, for Examination in Diseases of Children, EmbleyMemorial Medal, ami Supplementary Exainination in Bacteriology (3rd. year B .D.Sc) .

4 — Mon ) F o u r t h T o r m begins.

A n n u a l E x a m i n a t i o n s begin; also Kxaminations in Div. I., Div. I la. , M.B., B.S.; also Final Degree Examination Groups I and I I . , B . D . S c ; and in Dental Prosthesis Par t III ; also Examinat ion in General and Specia Pathology with Bacteriology; and Supplementary Kxaminations in Surgical Anatomy and in Forensic Medicine, also Examination for D.P.H.

o gaf , Last dav of entry for Supplementary Examination in Div. II (3rd year M.B., B.S.).

Conservatorium (Theoretical) Examinat ions begin.

Materia Medica & Practical Pharmacy Clays ; Introductory Course in Pathology and Lectures in Surgical Anatomy and Normal Psychology begin.

Examination in Diseases of Children.

Examination for Emblcy Memorial Medal in Anaesthet ics .

Medical Examinat ions : Final Clinical Kxaminations M.B., B.S., also Supplementary Examinat ion in Div. II. (3rd year) ; also Supplementary Examination in Bacteriology (3rd year) B.D.Sc. begin.

30 — Sat. ' f ' a s t d a > ' ° ' Entry f o r Degrees to be conferred on 23rd I December.

11 -

18 -

20-

25-

- Mon.

- Mon.

- Wed.

- Mon.

DECEMBER. Public Examinations begin.

Applications for Research Scholarships to be lodged.

Applications for Alwyn Stewart Memorial and Alcock

2 - Mon.

9 — Mon.

14 — Sat.

15 — Wed.

21 — Sat.

23 — Mon.

Scholarships to be lodged. Applications for Mining and Metallurgical Bursaries and

Scholarships to be lodged.

Supplementary Examinat ions begin ; also Supplementary Examinat ions in Div. I la . M.B., B.S. and General a n d Special Pathology with Bacteriology.

Final Examination in Arts and M.A, and for Wyselaskie (Arts) Scholarships begins.

Introductory course in Pathology begins (Div, I I I . M.B r B.S.).

Applications for R.V.I.A. War Memorial Scholarships to be

lodged.

Conservatorium Fourth Term cmU.

Academic Year ends.

December Conferring of Degree*.

$ft* ^uivcvnity td §l*lboum* 1935.

Visitor. HIS EXCELLENCY THR GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA.

CilANCKLLOK.

SIR JOHN HENRY M A C F A R L A N D , M.A., LL.D. First elected Sth. April, 1918.

DKITTT-CUASCKLLOR.

SIR JAMES WILLIAM BARRETT, K.B.E., C.B., C.M.G., LL.D (Manitoba), M.D., M.S. (Melb.), F.R.O.S. Eng. Elected 7th> December, 1031.

VlCK-ClIASCFLI.OB. RAYMOND EDWARD PRIESTLEY, M . C , M.A., Agr. Dip. (Camb.)

Council. Appointed by the Governor-in-Council,

17th December, 1931— HON. JOHN PERCY JONES, M.L.C. Originallv appointed l l th -

Ju ly , 1923. HON. MARCUS EDWY WETTENHALL, M.L.A. Originally

appointed 5th May, 1925. HON. SIR STANLEY SEYMOUR ARGYLE, K.B.E., M.L.A.,.

M.B., B.S. Originally elected 16th September, 1927. SIR WILLIAM LENNON RAWS, C.B.E. Originally appointed.

12th December, 192S. HON. J O H N LEMMON, M.L.A. Appointed 19th Ju ly , 1932. CHARLES HAROLD PETERS, M C. Appointed 5th December, 1932 JAMES MACDOUGALL, Appointed 14th August , 1933. HERBERT JOHN OKU. Appointed 21st November, 1933.

Elected by Convocation, 17th December, 1933— Rt. HON. JOHN GREIG LATHAM, P . C , C.M.G., K.C., M.A.'

LL.B., M.H.R. Originally elected 15th April, 1922. SIR JAMES WILLIAM BARRETT, K.B.E., C.B., C.M.G., LL.D.

(Manitoba), M.D., M.S. (Melb.), F.R.C.S. Eng. Originally elected 10th January , 1901.

FRANK TATE. C.M.G., I.S.O., M.A, Originalh elected 29th June , 1903.

WALTER MURRAY BUNTINE, M A. Originally elected 7th, February , 1933.

JOHN ARNOLD SEITZ, M.A., B.C.E. Elected 17th December, 1933.. Elected by Convocation, 17th December, 1931—

SIR JOHN HENRY M A C F A R L A N D , M.A., LL.D. Originally, elected 23rd March, 1SS6.

- 4 8 T H E COUNCIL.

MR. JUSTICE CHARLES JOHN LOWE, M.A., LL.B. Originally elected 10th February, 1927.

JOHN FRANCIS WILKINSON, M.D., B.S. Originally elected 14th May, 1929.

JAMES RALPH DARLING, M.A. Elected 31st October, 1933.

MORRIS MONDLE PHILLIPS , M.A. Elected ISth November, 1934.

'Elected by the Professors, 17th December, 1931—

PROFESSOR KENNETH HAMILTON BAILEY, M.A., B.C.L. Originally elected 2S'th March', 1929.

PROFESSOR THOMAS M A C F A R L A N D CHERRY, B.A., M.D. Elected 3!)th March, 1933.

WILFRED EADE AGAR, M.A., D .Sc , F.R.S. ; Originallv elected 16th March, 1929.

Elected by the Teaching Staff, other than the Professors, 17th December, 1931—

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR HERBERT ST. JOHN SUMMERS, D.Sc. Originally elected 17th December, 1923.

'Elected by the Undergraduates, 17th December, 1931--

ERNEST CHRISTOPHER CRAWFORD. Originally elected 17th

December, TJ23.

HORACE WILLIAM ALLEN, M.A.

Members ex-ojjicio-

RAYMOND EDWARD PRIESTLEY, M.C, M.A., Agr. Dip. (Camb.), Vice-Chancellor.

JAMES McRAE, M.A., Dip. Ed., Director of E d u c a t i o n ; 31St May, 1933.

THOMAS UARKATT, Chairman of the Council of Agricul tural Educat ion; 2Sth Ju ly , 1934.

DOUGLAS BERRY COPLAND, C.M.O., M.A., l>.Sc. (N.Z.), Chairman of the Professorial Board ; Sth May, 1934..

.Members co-opted— HERBERT ROBINSON BROOKES, B.C.E. Co-opted 4th Septem

ber, 1933. DAVID KENNEDY PICKEN, M.A., Master ot Ormond College.

Co-opted 23rd December, 1931. JOHN CLIFFORD VALENTINE BEHAN, M.A., LL.D., Warden o(

Trinity College. Co-opted from 1st J anua ry , 1933.

EX-CHANCKLLORS.

SIR REDMOND BARRY. From 17th May, 1853, to 23rd November , 1880

SIR WILLIAM FOSTER STAWELL. From 2nd Mav, 18S1, to Sth Mav, 1SS2.

THE RIGHT UEV. DR. MOORIIOUSE. From 7th Ju lv , 1S84, to 1st February, 1SS6. • •. • •

STANDING COMMITTEE 4 9 "

T H E HON. DR. HEARN. From 3rd May to 4th October, 1886.

SIR ANTHONY COLLING BROWNLESS. From 4 th 'Apr i l , 1887, to 3rd December, 1897.

T H E HON. SIR JOHN MADDEN. From 20th December, 1897, to 10th• March, 1918.

•EX-Vl0a-CHANCKI,L0R8:.

T H E RIGHT HON. H. C. E. CHILDERS. From 17tb May, 1363,to 12th March, 1857.

T H E HON. WILLIAM CLARK HAINES. From 1511) Mav, 1857, to 31st May, 1858.

SIR ANTHONY COLLING HRoWNLESS. F rom'31s t Mil, , 1853, to 4 th . April, 1887. *

PROFESSOR IRVING From 2nd May, 1887, to 27th May, 1889.

T H E HON. SIR JOHN MADDEN. From 3rd June , 1389, to 20th December, 1897.

T H E HON. SIR HENRY JOHN WRIXON. From an™ December, 1S97, to 7th March, 1910.

DR. J . H. M A C F A R L A N D . From 7th March, 1910, to Sth April, 1918.

SIR JOHN GRICE, 13. A., LL.B. From Oth May, 1918, to 18th June , 1923.

SIR JOHN MONASH, G.C.M.G , K.C.B., V.D... B.A., LL.D., D.Eng. From 2nd Ju ly , 1»23 to Sth October, 1931.

Standing Committee of Convocation. WAUL>ES —

Representat ives of Graduates in Arts, Music, Commerce, and Educa t ion-Retir ing 1935-

CLAUDE HENRY SEARBY, B.A. JAMES LEE AICKIN, M.A., M.Sc. ALICE HOY, M.A., LL.B. WILLIAM ALEXANDER SANDERSON, M.A., LL.D. FRANK SI1ANN, M;A. JAMES ALEXANDER STEELE, Mus.Bae. MAUD MARTHA CAMERON, M.A.

Retir ing 1937— JULIA TERESA FLYNN, B.A. ALFRED HART, M:A;, M.Sc. ANNIE SUTHERLAND LAING, M.A. HAROLD J O H N STEWART, M.A. WILLIAM FINDLAY INGRAM. M.A. WILLIAM LEWELLEN FEARN WANNAN, LL.B. ARTHUR EDWARD OWILLIM, M.A.

5 0 STANDING COMMITTER

Representatives of Graduates in Science, Agricultural Science, and Veterinary Science—

Retiring 1936— JOSEPH MASON BALDWIN, M.A., D.Sc DANIEL JAMES MAHONY, M.Sc.

Retiring 1937— FREDERICK JAMES RAE, B.A., B.Sc... B.Agr.Sc. JOHN BRAKE, B.Agr.Sc.

Representatives of Graduates in Law—

Retiring 1935— HUBERT DALLAS WISEMAN, LL.M. ARTHUR DEAN, LL.M.

Retiring 1937— LLEWELLYN CAMM JONES, M.A., LL.M. PERCY ERNEST JOSKE, M.A., LL.M.

Representatives of Graduates in Medicine and Surgery— Retiring 1836—

BERNHARD TRAUGOTT ZWAR, M.D., M.S. HENRY LAURIE, M.D., B.S. ALLAN WILLIAM DAVID ROBERTSON, M.D., B.S. JAMES PERRINS MAJOR, M.D., B.S. CLIFFORD HENRY COOMER SEARBY, B.Sc, MB., M.S

Retiring 1937— LESLIE SCOTT LATHAM, M.A., M.D., B.S. KONRAD HILLER, M.D., B.S. JANE STOCKS GREIG, M.B., B.S. ALFRED EDWARD ROWDEN WHITE, M.D., B.S. WILLIAM JOSEPH NEWING, M.D., B.S. CHARLES GORDON SHAW, M.D., B.S.

Representatives of Graduates in Engineering and Architecture— Retiring 1936—

HF.NRY BARTON BORWICK, B.Mech.E. GEORGE KERMODE, M.C.E.

Retiring 1937— JOHN ALBERT LAING, M.C.E. FREDERICK WILLIAM BOX, M.C.E.

Representatives of Graduates in Dental Science — Retiring 1935—

JOHN KENNETH CLARK, D.D.Sc. Retiring 1937—

CHARLES HAROLD DOWN, B.D.Sc.

FACULTIES. 51

FORMRR WARDENS OF TIIK SRNATE.

THE REV. DR. BROMBY. From 16th July, 1867, to Sth August, 1868. THE HON. DR. HEARN. From Sth August, 1868, to 24th August, 1876. SIR JOHN MADDEN. From 24th August, 1875, to 14th September, 1882. MR. ANDREW HARPER. From 14th September, 1862, to 13th May, 1886. MR. CHARLES ALFRED TOPP. From 13th Mav, 18S6, to 12th Septem

ber, 1890. DR. THOMAS PATRICK MclNERNEY. From 12th September, 1890, to

17th December, 1923.

Professorial Board. CHAIRMAN—PROFESSOR COPLAND.

THE CHANCELLOR THE DEI'UTY-CHANCELLOR THE VICE-CHANCELLOR PROFESSOR OSBORNE PROFESSOR SKEATS PROFESSOR EWART PROFESSOR SCOTT PROFESSOR LABY PROFESSOR SCUTT PROFESSOR GUNN PROFESSOR GREENWOOD PROFESSOR MACCALLUM PROFESSOR HEINZE PROFESSOR WADHAM

PROFESSOR COWLING PROFESSOR HARTUNG PROFESSOR BAILEY PROFESSOR CHERRY PROFESSOR GIBLIN PROFESSOR WOOD JONES PROFESSOR ALLAN PROFESSOR PATON PROFESSOR KERNOT PROFESSOR BROWNE PROFESSOR AMIES PROFESSOR WOODRUFF PROFESSOR GIBSON ACTING PROF. TIEGS

Facul ty of Law. DBAN—PROFESSOR BAILEY.

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR. Council Members:

RT. HON. J. G. LATHAM MR. M. M. PHILLIPS MR. JUSTICE LOWE

Professors: PROFESSOR PATON

Independent Lecturers: MR. A. DEAN MR. A. D. G. ADAM MR. J. A. RICHARDSON MR. T. W. SMITH MR. P. D. PHILLIPS

Nominated annually hy Faculty: DR. J. C. V. BEHAN

5 2 F A C U L T I E S .

Nominated Tr ienniaUy by Facu l ty t o ) :

(Present Tenure expires December, 1937):

MR. F. "W. EGGLESTON MR, N, O'BRYAN MR. 0''D. 'CROWTHKR

Faculty of Medicine. DRAK—PROFESSOR OSBORNE.-

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Counci l M e m b e r s :

SIR JAMES BARRETT DR. J. F. WILKINSON HON. SIR S. S. ARGYLE

P r o f e s s o r s :

PROFESSOR EWART PROFESSOR WOOD JONES-PROFESSOR LABY PROFESSOR ALLAN PROFESSOR M A C C A L L U M PROFESSOR WOODRUFF PROFESSOR HARTUNG ACTING PROF. TIEGS

I n d e p e n d e n t L e c t u r e r s :

MK. C 11. MOLLISON MR. C. II. C. SEARBY DR. B. KILVINGTON DR. J . DALE

DR. L. S. LATHAM

Ex-of f i c io :

MR. E. ROBERTSON— Chief Heal th Offle/r.

MR. W. ERNEST JONES—Inspector-General of Hie. Insnn , :

A p p o i n t e d a n n u a l l y by H o s p i t a l S t a f f s :

DR. B. T. ZWAR • , , , , , „ , ,

DR. T. E. V. HURLEY 1 ' " ' » » » " " " ° " ' " ' " 1 -

DR. W. S. NEWTON—Alfred Hospi ta l .

DR. J . F. MACKENZIE—St. Vincent's Hospi ta l .

DR. B. MILNE SUTHERLAND—Women's Hospi ta l .

N o m i n a t e d a n n u a l l y by Staff of I n s t i t u t i o n s :

DR. II . DOUGLAS STEPHENS—Children 's l l i*p i tn l .

DR. MARK C. GARDNER— Kye a n d J i a r Hospital .

MR. B. L. STANTON—College of P h a r m a c y . .

N o m i n a t e d a n n u a l l y by F a c u l t y : DR. C. H. KELLAWAY DR. C. GORDON SHAW DR. S. V. SEWELL M. 11. C. TRUMBLE

MR. H. A. S. NEWTON DR. .T. G. HAYDEN MR. H. B. DEVINE

F A C U L T I E S . 5 3 -

Faculty of Engineering. DKAN—PROFESSOR KERNOT.

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Professor ' s : PROFESSOR SKEATS PROFESSOR GREENWOOD PROFESSOR LABY PROFESSOR HARTUNG

PROFESSOR CHERRY

Assoc ia t e P r o f e s s o r s : ASSOC. PROF. SUMMERS ASSOC. PROF. E. B. BROWN'

ASSOC. PROF. HERCUS

I n d e p e n d e n t L e c t u r e r :

MR. J . S. GAWLER

A p p o i n t e d a n n u a l l y by the S u r v e y o r s ' B o a r d :

MR. 11. C. CROUCH

A p p o i n t e d by the A u s t r a l a s i a n I n s t i t u t e of M i n i n g a n d M e t a l l u r g y :

Mil. H. SrJ . SOMERSET

A p p o i n t e d by the I n s t i t u t i o n of E n g i n e e r s , A u s t r a l i a :

MR. W. D. CHAPMAN

N o m i n a t e d a n n u a l l y by F a c u l t y :

MR. E. J. C RENNIE MR. T. N. MIRFIELD

MR. C. W. N. SEXTON MR. G. B. O'MALLEY. MR. P. F. THOMPSON MR. F. O. A. SUBLET

MR. E. II. H. DARWIN MR. A. II. FAUL MR. E. LANG

N o m i n a t e d T r i enn i aUy by F a c u l t y (12) :

{ P r e s e n t T e n u r e e x p i r e s December , 193B) :

MR. W. STONE MR. J . A. LAING

MR. H. R. HARPER MR. W. O. MCCUTCHEON

MR. W. R. RENNICK MR. E. P. ELTHAM

DR. H. HERMAN MR. D. d. MCCLELLAND

MR. G. KERMODE MR. N. C. HARRIS

MR. W. E. WAINWUIGHT

3

5 4 FACULTIES.

Faculty of Arts. DRAN—PROFESSOR GIBLIN

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Professors: PROFESSOR SKEATS PROFESSOR COWLING. PROFESSOR EWART PROFESSOR HARTUNG PROFESSOR SCOTT PROFESSOR BAILEY PROFESSOR LABY PROFESSOR CHERRY PROFESSOR SCUTT PROFESSOR GIBSON

PROFESSOR COPLAND ACTING-PROFESSOR TIEQS

Associate Professors: ASSOC. PROF. LODEWYCKX. ASSOC. PROF. CHISHOLM

Nominated annually by Faculty: MR. .W. KERRY MR. W. A. MERRYLEES MISS J. S. W. WEBB PROFESSOR G. S. BROWNE MR. W. T. PRICE MR. M. S. SHARMAN MISS E. DERIIAM MR. W. M. BALL MR. D. K. PICKEN ASSOC. PROF. WOOD DR. J. C. V. BEHAN MR. J. G. CORNELL MR. H. W. ALLEN MISS E. JOSKE PROFESSOR J. A. GUNN MR. V. N. T. KARAGHEUSIAN V. REV. J. M. MURPHY MR. M. H. BELZ MR. P. D. PHILLIPS MR. J. L. O'BRIEN

Faculty of Science. DBAN—PROFESSOR HARTUNG.

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR.

Professors:

PROFESSOR OSBORNE PROFESSOR CHERRY PROFESSOR SKEATS PROFESSOR WOOD JONES PROFESSOR EWART PROFESSOR KERNOT PROFESSOR LABY PROFESSOR WOODRUFF PROFESSOR GREENWOOD ACTING-PROF. TIEOS

Associate Professors: ASSOC. PROF. SUMMERS • ASSOC. PROF. McLENNAN ASSOC. PROF. YOUNG ASSOC. PROF. HERCUS

FACULTIES. 5 6

Nominated annually by Faculty. PROFESSOR WADHAM MR. F. A. SINGLETON MR. D. K. PICKEN MR. T. S. GREGORY DR. G. BUCHANAN DR..E. S. HILLS DR. R. T. PATTON MISS J. W. RAFF MR. G. GUNDERSEN MR. M. L. URQUHART MR. J. S. ROGERS DR. N. S. BAYLISS MR. E. B. H. DARWIN MR. M. H. BELZ DR. W. DAVIES DR. B. CAVANAGH DR. G. SWEET DR. R. C. JOHNSON DR. L. II. MARTIN

Nominated TrienniaUy by Faculty (8) : (Present Tenure expiree December, 1935) :

OK, J, M. BALDWIN DR. W. J. PENFOLD

Faculty of Dental Science. DBAS—PROFESSOR AMIES

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Dental Board Members: DR. J. DALE MR. J. S. R. HEATH DR. R. J. B. YULE DR. R. M. GILLIES DR. J. POLACK MR. W. C. KNIGHT

Appointed annually by University Council ( 6 ) : ASSOC. PROF. YOUNO DR. A. M. COX DR. J, K. CLARK MR. 1. J. MARKS DR. F. A. AIRD DR. J. MONAHAN LEWIS

o Appointed annually by College of Dentistry (1) : DR. F. M. KIEL

Appointed annually by Dental Hospital Staff (1) : DR. S. F. LUMB

Independent Lecturers: •PROFESSOR OSBORNE DK. O. E. ALLEN PROFESSOR GREENWOOD DR. W. J. TUCKFIELD PROFESSOR MACCALLUM DR. H. C. TRUMBLE PROFESSOR LABY MR. C. H. DOWN PROFESSOR HARTUNG DR. K. T. ADAMSON PROFESSOR JONES DR. E. DOWNIE PROFESSOR WOODRUFF MR. E. B. NICHOLLS ACTING-PROF. T1EGS

Secretary: MR. E. JOSKE, LL.B.

5 6 FACULTIES.

Faculty of Agriculture. Appointed annually by University Council (7) :

DEAN—PROFESSOR WADHAM

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

PROFESSOR OSBORNE ASSOC PROF. YOUNG-PROFESSOR EWART MISS J. W. RAFF ASSOC. PROF. SUMMERS MR. O. W. LEEPER

Nominated by Govemor-in-CouneU (7) : MR. F. TATE MR. A.W. JESSEP MR. H. A. MULLETT MR. J. A. AIRD SIR JAMES BARRETT

Faculty of Veterinary Science. Appointed annually by University Council

Staff (9):

DBAN—PROFESSOR EWART.

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

PROFESSOR OSBORNE DR. E. F. J. BORDEAUX PROFESSOR WOODRUFF DR. H. E, ALBISTON PROFESSOR WADHAM DU. G. SWEET ASSOC. PROF. YOUNG

Others (9):

TIIK LORD MAYOR OF MEL- LIEUT.-COL. WHITFELD BOURNE SIR CHARLES E. MERRETT

DR. W. A. N. ROBERTSON DR. J. F. WILKINSON MR. S. O. WOOD MR. H. A. MULLETT DR. W. T. KENDALL MR. II, N. JOHNSTONE

Faculty of Education. DKAN—PROFESSOR BROWNE

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Council Members: MR. F. TATE MR, J. R. DARLING MR. J. MCRAE MR. J. A. SEITZ

FACULTIES. 5 7

Nominated annually by Faculty: Lecturers or Masters of Method (4) :

« B . M. S. SHARMAN ' MISS A. HOY

MISS I. D. MARSHALL DK.' P. M. BACHELARD

Representatives of Registered Schools ( 8 ) : MISS D. J . ROSS MR. W. GRAY

MR. F. SHANN Additional Representatives (8) :

DR. K. S. CUNNINGHAM MR. F . ELLIS

.REV. J . SULLIVAN

Appointed annually by Faculties: Faculty of Arts (3) :

•PROFESSOR COWLING

PROFESSOR SCUTT

Faculty of Science ( 8 ) : PROFESSOR SKEATS PROFESSOR HARTUNG

PROFESSOR CHERRY

Faculty of Medicine (1) : PROFESSOR OSBORNE

Nominated annually by Minister of Public Instruction ( 8 ) ! MISS J . T. FLYNN MR. A. J . LAW .MR. O. E. NILSSON

Faculty of Commerce DBAN—PROFESSOR COPLAND

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Council Members appointed annually ( 2 ) : SIR LENNON RAWS MR. J . M A C D O U G A L L

Professors and Lecturers, appointed annually: PROFESSOR BAILEY DR. F. R. E. MAULDON

PROFESSOR GIBLIN MR. H, BURTON

ASSOC. PROF. G.'L.' WOOD MR. J . G. NORRIS

Nominated annually by Faculty (3) : MR. A. A. FITZGERALD ' ' MR. A. B. HUMPHREY

•MR. E. C. DYASON

5 8 FACULTIES.

Appointed annually by the Institutions named: MR. R. B. LEMMON (Chamber of Commerce) MR. C. A. M. DER1IAM (Chamber of Manufactures) MR. A. M. MACT1ER (Chamber of Agriculture) MR. J! MAY (Stock Exchange) MR. H. F. W. DAWSON (Insurance Institute) MR. T. BRENTNALL (Institute of Chartered Accountants)-MR. P. J. CLAREY (Trades Hall Council) MR. R. H. SIMPSON (Associated Banks)

Faculty of Music. DBAN—PROFESSOR HEINZE.

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Afembers of Conservatorium Staff appointed annually:. MR. J. A. STEELE MR. L. BIGGINS MR. A. E. H. NICKSON MISS A. COCKS MR. T. L. MIDDLETON MR. J. B. NORTH DR. W. G. PRICE MR. G. W. McKEOWN MR. J. SUTTON CROW MR. H. THOMAS

Members of Conservatorium Finance Committee appointed' annually:

SIR JAMES BARRETT V. REV. J. M. MURPHY

Other Members appointed annually:

MRS. HERBERT BROOKES MR. T. BRENTNALL DR. F. MEYER MR. R. ,T. OEHR MR. W. H. S. LAMBLE

PROFESSOR SKEATS (Appointed by the Professorial BoarrJ)i

Faculty of Architecture. DRAN—PROFESSOR KERNOT.

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Profeteoni PROFESSOR CHERRY PROFESSOR LABY PROFESSOR HARTUNG PROFESSOR SKEATS-

BOARDS, 5,9

- Associate Professors: ASSOC. PROF. HERCUS ASSOC PROF. SUMMERS

Independent Lecturers: MR. J. S. GAWLER MR. L. F. IRWIN

Appointed annually by R.V.I.A.: MB. E. F. BILLSON MR. P. II. MELDRUM MR. W. O. McCUTCHEON MR. C. E. SF.RPELL

Nominated, annually by Faculty:. MISS E. M. F. GOOD MR. R. O. P. J. ELLIS MR. G. J, SUTHERLAND MR. E. R. H. DARWIN MR. J. F. D. SCARBOROUGH MR. M. H. BELZ

Otner Members: MB. K. HENDERSON MR. W. R. DEAN

Board of Studies in Public Administration. Chairman': ACTING PROFESSOR WOOD.

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

PROFESSOR CHERRY PROFESSOR BAILEY

Nominated.annually by Board: PROFESSOR SCOTT MB. P. D. PHILLIPS PROFESSOR GIBLIN MR. W. M. BALL DR. F. B. E. MAULDON

Additional Members nominated biennially: (Present Tenure expires December, 1935) :

MR. J. A. AIRD MR. H. MCTAGGART

Schools Board. CAairmon-PROFESSOR BROWNE

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Nominated annually by Professorial Board (8) :

PROFESSOR EWART PROFESSOR HARTUNG PROFESSOR SCOTT PROFESSOR SKEATS PROFESSOR CHERRY PROFESSOR SCUTT PROFESSOR COPLAND ASSOC. PROF. CHISHOLM

BO BOARDS.

Appointed annually by Minister of Public Instruction (8) : MISS J. T. FLYNN MR. J. A. SEITZ MB. L. V. OTTAWAY MISS M. HUTTON MR. M. S. SHARMAN MR. H. W. BYRNE MR. J. F. HILL MR. L. S. DAVIES

Appointed annually by the Association of Registered Teachers ( 8 ) :

MISS H. DANIELL MR. II. J. STEWART MR. R. P. FRANKLIN MISS K. McLEAN MR. A. E. GWILLIM MR. J. R. DARLING MISS K. A. GILMAN JONES MR. J. McRAE

Appointed annually by the Chancellor (2) : REV. J. A. KEARNEY REV. F. X. O'BRIEN

University Extension Board. Chairman—PROFESSOR GUNN.

THE VICETCHANCELI .OR

Members of Council (2) : SIR JAMES BARRETT HON. J. P. JONES

Nominated by Professorial Board (6) : PROFESSOR PATON PROFESSOR OSBORNE PROFESSOR COWLING PROFESSOR SKEATS PROFESSOR HARTUNG

Nominated annually by Workers' Educational Association (4) : MR. A. B. HUMPHREY MR. G. F. BROWN MR. J. W. TUCKER MR. G. B. WYATT

Nominated annually by Trades Hall Council (2) : MR. J. COULL MR. H. PAYNE

Nominated annually by Extension Board (1) : MR. H. C. GIBSON

Technical Colleges Board. Chairman— PROFESSOR SKEATS

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

COMMITTEES. 6.1

Members Ex-officio: PROFESSOR HARTUNG PROFESSOR EWART, PROFESSOR KERNOT PROFESSOR LABY PROFESSOR WADHAM PROFESSOR GREENWOOD PROFESSOR CHERRY' ASSOC. PROF. E. B. BROWN

Appointed annually by Faculties (3) :

ASSOC. PROP. SUMMERS (Science) MR. C.W.jN. SEXTON (Engineering) MR. J. S. GAWLER (Architecture)

Nominated annually 'by Board ( 4 ) : MR. J. S. ROGERS «1U. G. A. AMPT MR. E. R. H. DARWIN MR. G. GUNDERSEN

Appointments Board. THE VICE-CHANCELLOR PROFESSOR WAD.HAM SIR JAMES BARRETT MR. N. TAYLOR PROFESSOR COPLAND Mil. A. H.. TOLLEY

SRCRKTAHY—MK. A. G.. WHITLAM

Finance Committee. Chairman.— SIR W. L. RAWS

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

SIR JAMES BARRETT MR. J. MACDOUGALL MR. F. TATE MR. H. BROOKES HON. J. P. JONES CHAIRMAN OF PROFESSORIAL MR. JUSTICE C. J. LOWE BOARD

Details and Buildings Committee. Chairman- SIR JA.MES--BAHRETT

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE HON. J. P. JONES FINANCE COMMITTEE MR. E. C. CRAWFORD

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE .DR. J. F. WILKINSON PROFESSORIAL BOARD DR. J. C. V. BEHAN

MR. F. TATE MR. J. MACDOUGALL

6 2 "COMMITTEES

Conservatorium Finance Committee. Chainnan—SIR JAMES BARRETT

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR.

MR. H. W. ALLEN MR, HERBERT BROOKES VERY REV. .7. M. MURPHY PROFESSOR HEINZE

Orchestra Advisory Committee. Chairman—SIR JAMES BARRETT

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR SIR FRANK CLARKE SENATOR R. D. ELLIOTT MR. N. E. BROOKES MB. J. C. WESTHOVEN MR. 0. B. NICHOLAS MISS I. SHACKEL1. MR. H. BROOKES MB. T. BRENTNALL MRS. H. BROOKES • THE LORD MAYOR MRS. E. STEVENS MRS. SIDNEY MYER MRS. A. IIORDERN DR. FELIX MEYER

Orchestra Executive Committee. Chairman—SIR JAMES BARRETT

THE VICE CHANCELLOR.

MB. H. W. ALLEN SIR FRANK CLARKE MR. H. BROOKES THE LORD MAYOR PROFESSOR HEINZE MR. T, BRENTNALL THE V. REV. J. ,-M. MURPHY MR. J. C. WESTHOVEN

General Library Committee. Chairman-PROFESSOR COPLAND

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Appointed annually by Professorial .Board (2) : PROFESSOR COWLING

PROFESSOR LABY

Appointed annually by Faculties: ' • ASSOC. PROF. A. R. CHISHOLM (Faculty of Arts)

ASSOC. PROF. E. I. McLENNAN (Faculty ol Science) PROFESSOR BROWNE (Faculty ol Education)

COMMITTEE. 6 3 -

PROFESSOR BAILEY (Faculty of Law) MR. C. W. N. SEXTON (Faculty of Engineering) ' PROFESSOR WADHAM (Faculty ot Agriculture) PROFESSOR COPLAND (Faoulty of Commerce)

Diploma in Journalism Committee. THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Nominated annually by Professorial 'Board (3) :

PROFESSOR GUNN PROFESSOR GIBLIN ACTING PROF. WEBB

Nominated annually by the Australian Journalists'

Association (3) :

MR. H. A. DAVIES MR. A. F. BURBURY MR. E. R. POWER

Board of Management, Melbourne-University Press.

THE VICE-CHANCELOR

Member of .Council {!) .*

MR. J. R. DARLING

Appointed annually by the Professorial Board (3) :

PROFESSOR BAILEY V. REV. J. M. MURPHY PROFESSOR COPLAND

Appointed annually by the Students' Representative-

Council (2) :

MR. C. G. MCAULIFFE MR. R. .1. TRIADO

Members Ex-offieio:

MR. J. P. BAINBRIDGE . MR. L. SCOTT {Secretary).

' 6 .4 R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S .

University Representatives. 'Council of Publ ic Educa t ion

PROFESSOR COPLAND MR. TATE MR. W. M. BUNTINE.

•Council of Legal E d u c a t i o n

MR. F. W. EGGLESTON. PROFESSOR PATON.

.Architects' Registrat ion Hoard

MR. J . S. GAWLER.

•Council of Working Men's College

PROFESSOR KERNOT. MR. J . S. ROGERS

•Lady Northcote P e r m a n e n t Orchestra Trust— MR. TATE. MR. CRAWFORD. HON. J . P. JONES. PROFESSOR COPLAND.

.Advisory Boards of the underment ioned H o s p i t a l s -Melbourne H o s p i t a l :

DR. WILKINSON. MR. JUSTICE LOWE PROFESSOR OSBORNE. PROFESSOR M A C C A L L U M

.Alfred H o s p i t a l : DR. WILSON. DR. WILKINSON PROFESSOR OSBORNE PROFESSOR M A C C A L L U M .

'•Women's H o s p i t a l : PROFESSOR M A C C A L L U M .

DR. WILKINSON. PROFESSOR OSBORNE. SIR JAMES BARRETT

.St. Vincent's Hospi tal : DR. WILKINSON SIR JAMES BARRETT PROFESSOR OSBORNE PROFESSOR M A C C A L L U M

DR. KELLAWAY &ye a n d E a r H o s p i t a l :

SIR JAMES BARRETT PROFESSOR OSBORNE.

PROFESSORS 65-

Professors-Physiology :—

WILLIAM ALEXANDER OSBORNE, M.B., B.Ch. (Belf.) D.Sc. (TUb. and Melb.), F.A.C.S. (Hon.).

Geology and Mineralogy :— ERNEST WELLINGTON SKEATS, D.Sc. (Lond. and Melb.),.-

A.R.C.Sc, F.G.S. Botany and Plant Physiology .-—

ALFRED JAMES EWART, D.Sc. (Lond., Ox., and Melb),. Ph.D, (Leip.), F.H.S., F.L.S.

Historv :— ERNEST SCOTT.

Natural Philosophy, {Chamber ot Manufactures Professor).-— THOMAS HOWELL LABY', M.A. (Camb. and Melb.), Sc.D..

(Camb.), F.R.S., F.I.P. Zoology :—

WILFRED EADE AGAR, M.A. (C»mb.). D.Sc. (Glas. and. Melb.), F.R.S. (on leave).

Classical Philology:— CECIL ALLISON SCUTT, M.A. (Camb. and Melb.).

Director of University Extension :— JOHN ALEXANDER GUNN, B.Se. (Lond.), M.A. (Liv. andi

Melb.), Ph.D. (Liv.). MetaUurgy :—

JOHN NEILL GREENWOOD, D.Sc. (Man. and Melb.) ' Commerce:—(Sidney Myer Professor)

DOUGLAS BERRY COPLAND, CM.G., M.A., D.Sc. (N.Z.) Pathology :—

PETER MACCALLUM, M.C, M.A., M.Sc. (N.Z.), M.Sc. (Melb), M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H. (Ediii.).

Music (Ormond Professor) :— BERNARD THOMAS HEINZE, F.R.C.M., Degr6 Superieur,

Schola Cantorum, Paris. Agriculture-SAMUEL MACMAHON WADHAM, M.A-., (Camb. and.

Melb.), Agr. Dip. (Camb.). English Language and Literature:—

GEORGE HERBERT COWLING, M.A. (Leeds and Melb.). Chemistry :—

ERNST JOHANNES HARTUNG, D.Sc. Public Law.—

KENNETH HAMILTON BAILEY, M.A., B.C.L. (Ox)., LL.M. (Melb.)

Mathematics, Pure und Mixed :— THOMAS MACFARLAND CHERRY, B.A. (Melb.), Ph.D.

(Camb.) Economics {Ritchie, Professor):—

LYNDKURST FALKINER GIBLIN, D.S.O., M.C, M.A. (Camb.), M.A. (Melb.)

Anatomy:— FREDERIC WOOD JONES, D.Sc, M.B,, B.S., F.R.C.S.,

L.R.C.P. (Lond.), D.Sc. (Melb.), F.R.S., F.Z.S.

' 6 6 EMERITUS-PROFESSORS.

Obstetrics :— ROBERT MARSHALL ALLAN, M.C, M.D., Ch.B. (Edin.),

M.D. (Melb), F.R.C.S.E., F : R . A . C S . , L.M. (Dublin), F.C.O.O.

• Juritprudenct: GEORGE WHITECROSS PATON, B.A., B.C.L. (Ox.), M.A. (Melb).

Engineering .-—WILFRID NOYCE KERNOT, M.Mech.E., M.Inst.C.E. Education :—

GEORGE STEPHENSON BROWNE, M.A. (Oxon), Dip.Ed. (Ox„ Lond., Melb.), M.A. (Melb.)

Dental Science:— ARTHUR BARTON PILGRIM AMIES, D.D.Sc. (Melb.),

L.R.C.P., L.H.C.S.. (Edin.), D.L.O. Bacteriology:—HAROLD ADDISON WOODRUFF, B.Sc, M.R.C.V.S.,

M H P <J F R C1 H . PAibuopAy: -ALEXANDER BOYCE GIBSON, B.A. (Melb.), M.A. (Ox.) •Veterinary Pathology :—

Vacant

Associate Professors. •Geology:—HERBERT ST. JOHN SUMMERS, D.Sc. German .—AUGUSTIN LODEWYCKX, M.A. (Cape ot Good Hope and

Melb.), Litt.D. (Ghent) Bio-Chemistru:-WILLIAM JOHN YOUNG, M.Sc. (Man.), D.Sc. (Lond.

and Melb.) Electrical Engineering :—EDWARD BYAM BROWN, D.Sc, A.C.G.I. FrencA:-ALAN ROWLAND CHISHOLM, B.A. (Syd. and Melb.) Natural Philosophv :—ERIC OSWALD HERCUS, D.Sc, F.InstP. Zoology:-OSCAR WERNER TIEGS, M.So. (Melb.), D.Sc. (Adel). Boionu:—ETHEL IRENE McLENNAN, D.Sc.

-Commerce:-GORDON LESLIE WOOD, M.A., Litt.D.

Emeritus Professors. •Classical Philology ;—

THOMAS GEORGE TUCKER, C.M.G., M.A., Litt.D. Resigned 1919

^Natural Philosophy : -SIR THOMAS RANKEN LYLE, M.A., D.Sc, F.R.S. Re

signed 1914. Mathematics Pure and Mixed:—EDWARD JOHN NANSON, M.A.

Resigned 1922. -Chemistry ;—

SIR DAVID ORME MASSON, K.B.E., M.A., D.Sc, F B.S.E., F.R.S. Resigned 1923.

Law'.— SIR WILLIAM HARRISON MOORE, K.B.E., C.M.G., B.A.

(Camb.), LL.B. (Lond.), LL.D., (St. Andrews). Resigned 1927.

-Engineering:— HENRY PAYNE, M.Inst.C.E., M.I.Meeh.E., Hon. F.R.Ae.S

Resigned 1931. -Mental and Moral Philosophy :—

WILLIAM RALPH BOYCE GIBSON, M.A., (Ox. and Melb.) D.Sc. (Ox.)

EX-PROFESSORS. 67

Honorary Research Professor. JOHN HENRY MICHELL, M.A. (Camb.), F.R.S. Resigned 1828.

Ex-Professors. Classical and Comparative Philology and Logic :—

HENRY ERSKINE ROWE, M.A. Died 1855. MARTIN HOWY IRVING, M.A. Resigned 1S71. HERBERT AUGUSTUS STRONG, M.A. Resigned 1884.

History and Political Economy :— WILLIAM EDWARD HEARN, LL.D. Resigned 1873 JOHN SIMEON ELKINGTON, M.A., LL.B. Resigned 1912.

Mathematics, Pure and Mixea :— WILLIAM PARKINSON WILSON, M.A. Died Dec, 1874.

Chemistry:— JOHN DRUMMOND KIRKLAND, M.B., B.S. Died 1886. ALBERT CHERBURY DAVID RIVETT, M.A., D.Sc.

Resigned 31st December, 1927. Natural Philosophy : —

HENRY MARTYN ANDREW, M.A.- Died ISth Sept., 1883. Law:—

WILLIAM EDWARD HEARN, LL.D. Died 23rd April, 1388. EDWARD JENKS, M.A. Resigned 31st January, 1892.

Natwal Science :— SIR FREDERICK McCOY, K.C.M.G., M.A., D.Sc, F.R.S.

Died 13th May, -1899. English, French, and German Languages and Literatures:—

EDWARD ELLIS MORRIS, M.A., Litt.D. Died 1S01. E'nglish Language and Literature:—

ROBERT STRACHAN WALLACE. M.A. Resigned 31st December, 1927.

Physiology and Histology :— GEORGE BRITTON HALFOBD, M.D. Resigned 1903. CHARLES JAMES MARTIN, M.D., D.Sc, F.R.S. Resigned

1903. Oeology and Mineralogy :—

JOHN WALTER GREGORY, D.Sc, F.R.S. Resigned 1904. Engineering:—

' WILLIAM CHARLES KERNOT, M.A., M.C.E., M.Inst.C.E. Died, 1909.

Mental and Moral Philosophy:— HENRY LAURIE, LL.D. Resigned 1911.

Veterinary Pathology:— JOHN ANDERSON OILRUTH, D.V.Sc, M.R.C.V.S., F.R.S.E.

Resigned 1912. HAROLD ADDISON WOODRUFF, M.R.C.V.S., M.R.C.S.,

L.R.C.P. Tenure expired March, 1929.

6 8 T E A C H I N G S T A F F

t t u n c — FRANKLIN SIEVEWRIGHT PETERSON, Mus. Bac. Died

21st June , 1914. GEORGE WILLIAM LOUIS MARSHALL-HALL.. Tenure

expired December, 1000. Reappointed July, 1914. Died ISth Ju lv , WIS.

WILLIAM ADOLPHUS LAVER. Resigned Sth February, 192C.

Agr icu l tu re :— THOMAS CHERRY, M.D., M:8. Tenure expired December,

1910. Pathologv:—

SIR HARRY BROOKES ALLEN, M.D., B.S., LL.D. Tenure terminated 31st December, 1924. Died 2Sth March, l!)ai.

Educa t ion :— JOHN SMYTH, M.A., D.Phil. Died 20th August , 1927. LESLIE JAMES WRIGLEY, M.A. Died 12th July, 1938.

Biology:— SIR WALTER BALDWIN SPENCER, K.C.M.G., M.A.,

D.Sc, Litt .D., F.R.S. Resigned 1919. Died 1929. Ana tomy :—

RICHARD JAMES ARTHUR BERRY, M . D , Ch.M. (Edin.) F.R.C.S. (Edin.), F'.R.S.E. . Resigned 1929

Denta l Science;— FRANK CLARE WILKINSON, M.D., Ch.B., B.D.S. (Liv.),

D.D.Sc. (Melb.) Resigned 31st August, 1033.

Teaching Staff: Classics— ARTS.

Full-time Officers 1. Professor CECIL ALLISON SCUTT, M.A. (Camb. and Melb.) 3. Senior Lecturer. WILLIAM KERRY, M.A. (Camb.) 4. Lecturer, JACK LOCKYER O'BRIEN, B.A. (Syd., Camb.) • 5. Tutor , SEVERIN HOWARD ZICIIY WOINARSKI, M.A.,

LL.B. Part- t ime Officer

2. Lecturer , EDWARD WILLIAM CORNWALL, B.A. (Ox.) (Evening).

Mathematics— Full-time Officers

1. Professor THOMAS MACFARLAND CHERRY, B.A. (Melb.), Ph.D. (Camb.)

3. Senior Lecturers, GUNNAR GUNDERSEN, B . S c , MAURICE HENRY BELZ, M.Sc. (Camb.).

4. Lecturer , MALCOLM LIVINGSTONE URQUIIART, B.Sc (Tas.)

6. Tutors , ELEANOR LAVATER, B.A. (W.A.), B.So. (Cantab) . HERBERT CHARLES CORBEN, B.A.

P h i l o s o p h y -Full-time Officers

1. Professor ALEXANDER BOYCE GIBSON, B.A. (Melb.), M.A. (Oxon.).

3. Senior Lecturer, WILLIAM ANDREW MERRYLEES, M.A., B.Litt. fOx.).

TEACH 1NG • STAFF 6 $ '

6. Tutors, OLGA MAUDE WARREN. M.A,, GEORGE ATHERSTONE ATKINS, M.A. (olso Evening In Psychology. Logic and Ethics).

History— Full time Officers

1. Professor ERNEST SCOTT. 3. Senior Lecturer, JESSIE STOUO WATSON WEBB, M.A. 5. Tutors, JOSEPH FRANCIS MULVANY, M.A., LL.B.

NORMAN DENHOLM HARPER, M.A., Dip.Ed. Part-time Officers

2. Lecturers, European History A (Acting) and Evening lif European History C.

ORWELL DE RUVTKR FOENANDER, LL.M. Evening in British Historv C.

EDWARD SWEETMAN, M.A., LittD., Dip.Ed. Lecturer in International Relations

PHILIP DAVID PHILLIPS, M.A., LL.B. Lecturer in Constitutional Historv

HERBERT BURTON, B.A. (Ox. and Q'land). English -

Full-time Officers 1. Professor GEORGE HERBERT COWLING, M.A. (Leeds and

Melb.). 3: Senior Lecturers, ENID DERIIAM, M.A.

WALTER THOMAS PRICE, M.A. (including Evening) 6. Tutors, BEATRICE MURIEL MAXWELL, B.A..(on leave).

VERA CROWTHER JENNINGS, M.A. KENNETH GORDON McINTYRE, B.A. COLIN JAMES HORNE, B.A. 'Acting).

Part-time Officer 2. Sidney Myer Lecturer in EUzabrthan Literature, ERNEST

HENRY CLARK OLIPHANT. .Economic*—

Full-time Officer 1. Professor LYNDHURST FALKINER GIBLIN; D.S.O., M.C,

M.A. (Camb. and Melb.) *V«ncA—

Full-time Officers 2. ASSOC. PROF. ALAN ROWLAND CHISHOLM, B.A. (Syd.

and Melb.), Officier d'Academic. 3. Senior Lecturer, VAHRAM NAZARETH TACVOR KARAG

HEUSIAN 4. Lecturer, JAMES GLADSTONE CORNELL. M.A., Dip. Ed.

L.cs.L. 6. Tutor, FREDERICK ALFRED LOUIS OALLIL, M.A.

Oermon— Full-time Officer

2. Associate-Professor AUGUSTIN LODEWYCKX, M.A., (Cape of Good Hope and Melb.), LittD. (Ghent).

Port-time Officer 2. Lecturer, HOBART GODFREY EGBEMONT.

Political Philosophy and Modern Political Institutions-Full-time Officer

3. Senior Lecturer, WILLIAM MACMAHON BALL, M.A. Law affecting Journalism—

Part-time Officer 2. Lecturer, REGINALD RICHARD SIIOLL, M.A. (Ox. and

Melb.).

7 0 TEACHING STAFF

EDUCATION. Full-time Officer

1. Professor GEORGE STEPHENSON BROWNE, M.A. (Oxon.), • Dip.Ed. (Ox.. Lond., Melb.).

Part-time Officers 1. Senior Lecturer on Method and Organisation, MATTHEW

STANTON SHARMAN, M.A., M.Sc. 2. Lecturer on Method of History, ALICE HOY, M.A., LL.B.

Lecturer on Method of English, ISABELLA DOROTHEA MARSHALL, M.A. (Ox. and Dub.), Dip.Ed. (Camb.)

Lecturer on Educational Psychology and Experimental Education, PETER MOL1TOK BACHELARD, Ph.D. (Cologne)

Lecturer on Method of Geography and Biological Sciences, HERBERT WAlli) WILSON, O.B.E., Croix de Guerre, M.C, M.Sc.

Lecturer on Method of Physical Sciences, ALAN UOLLICK RAMSAY, B.Sc, Dip.Ed.

Lecturer on Method of Modern Languages, WILFRID HENRY FREDERICK, M.A., Dip.Ed.

Lecturcron Method of Classics, ETHEL MARY MACDONALD, B.A.

Lecturer on Method of Drawing, ARNOLD NOALL. Lecturer on Method of Commercial Subjects, NELSON LOVE

JAMIESON, B.A., B.Com., Dip.Ed. Lecturer on Hygiene, JANE STOCKS GREIG, M.B., B.S.,

D.P.H. Lecturer on Speech Training, IRENE WEBB.

SCIENCE. Chemistry—

Full-time Officers 1. Professor ERNST JOHANNES HARTUNG, D.Sc, 3. Senior Lecturer in On/anic Chemistry, WILLIAM DAVIES,

D.Sc. (Man), D.Ph. (Ox.) Senior Lecturer in General Physicaland Inorganic Chemistry,

BERNARD CAVANAOH, MA., (Ox.), D.Sc (London), F.I.C. (on leave).

Senior Lecturer in General and Inorganic Chemistry, NOEL STANLEY BAYLISS, B.Sc. (Melb.) B.A. (Oxon.), Ph.D.

(Calif.). i. Lecturer, GUSTAV ADOLPH AMPT, B.Sc. 6. Senior Demonstrators, RUTH SUGDEN, M.So.

KENNETH NORMAN WELCH, M.Sc, Ph.D. (Durham).

Part-time Officers 2. Lecturer in Principles of Applied Chemistry, VALENTINE

GEORGE ANDERSON. 3. Senior Demonstrator, MARGARET EMELLIE SCOTT, B.Sc

Natural Philosophy— Full-time Officers

1. Professor THOMAS HOWELL LABY, M.A., (Camb. and Melb.), Sc.D. (Camb.), F.R.S., Fl .P.

TEACHING STAFF 7 1

•> Associate Professor ERIC OSWALD HERCUS, D.Sc, F.InstP. 3. Senior Lecturers, JAMES STANLEY ROGERS, M.C, B.A.,

Dip.Ed., M.Sc, F.Inst.P. LESLIE HAROLD MARTIN, Ph.D., (Camb).

Research Physicist, CECIL ERNEST EDDY, D.Sc, Dip.Ed., F.Inst.P.

4. Lecturerand Demonstrator, ROWLAND TREVOR WELLARD BINGHAM, M.Sc.

6. Senior Demonstrators, NATALIE CONSTANCE BOWEN ALLEN, M.Sc, EDITH ALICE NELSON, M.A., M.Sc.

6. Demonstrator, JOSEPH WALPOLE, B.Sc (Tas.)

•Geology— Full-time Officers

1. Professor ERNEST WILLINGTON SKEATS, D.Sc. (Lond. and Melb.), A.R.CSc, F.G.S.

2. Associate Professor HERBERT ST. JOHN SUMMERS, D.Sc. 3. Senior Lecturer in Palaeontology and Agricultural Geology,

FREDERICK ALEXANDER SINGLETON, M.Sc. 4. Lecturer, EDWARD SHERBON HILLS, M.Sc. (Melb),

Ph.D. (Lond.). 6. Senior Demonstrator, HOWARD BOLITHO HAUSER, M.Sc. 6. Demonstrator, JOHN SPENCER MANN.

Zoology— Pull-time Officers

1. Professor WILFRED EADE AGAR, M.A. (Camb.), D.Sc. (Glas. and Melb.), F.R.S. (on leave).

OSCAR WERNER TIEGS, D.Sc. (Adel.). (Acting). 3. Senior Lecturer, GWYNNETH VAUGHAN BUCHANAN,

.D.Sc 6. Demonstrator, FRANK HARVEY DRUMMOND, B.So. (W.A).

JEAN LOCKHART SUTHERLAND, M.Sc. Part-time Officer

2. Lecturer, GEORGINA SWEET, D.Sc (Hon.) 3. Demonstrator, (Margaret Catto), VIOLET WOOLCOCK,

Mus. Bac., B.Sc. tetany—

Full-time Officers 1. Professor ALFRED JAMES EWART, D.Sc. (Lond., Ox. and

Melb.), Ph.D. (Leip.), F.L.S., F.R.S 2. Associate Professor, ETHEL IRENE McLENNAN, D.Sc. 3. Senior Lecturer in Botany and Agricultural Botany, REUBEN

TOM PATTON, D.Sc, M.F."(Harv.), D.I.C (Lond). 4. Lecturer (including evening), ISABEL CLIFTON COOKSON,

D.Sc 5. Senior Demonstrator and Assistant Lecturer, BRIAN JOHN

GRIEVE, Ph.D. (Lond), M.Sc. Senior Demonstrator, EILEEN ELIZABETH FISHER, M.Sc.

6. Demonstrator, Caroline Kay Scholar,

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7 2 T E A C H I N G S T A F F

French a n d German fo r Science S t u d e n t s -Full-time Officer

6. Tutor , DOROTHEA REBECCA COVERLID, M.A., Dip.Ed.

LAW. Full-time Officers

1: Professor of P l M i c Law, KENNETH HAMILTON BAILEY,. M.A., B.C.L. (Ox.), LL.M. (Melh.)

Professor of Ju r i sp rudence , GEORGE WHITECROSS PATON, B.A., B.C.L. (Ox.), M.A. (Melb.).

Part- t ime Officers 1. Independent Lec turer in Property in L a n d a n d Conveyancing,

ALEXANDER DUNCAN GRANT ADAM, B.A.,' LL.B. Independent Lecturer in Contract a n d Persona l P roper ty , '

THOMAS WEETMAN SMITH, M.A., LL.M. Independent Lecturer in Procedure, JOSEPH ARTHUR

RICHARDSON, LL.B. (London). Independent Lecturer in Egni ty , ARTHUR DEAN, LL.M. Independent Lecturer in Pr iva te I n t e r n a t i o n a l L a w a n d

I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relation,*, PHILIP DAVID PHILLIPS, . M.A., LL.B.

3. Tutors , EUSTACE HALLEY COGHILL, LL.M. RICHARD MOULTON EGGLESTON, TJ..B.

MEDICINE. Anatomy—

Full-time Officer 1. Professor F R E D E R I C WOOD JONES, D .Sc , M.B., U.S.,.

F.R.C.S. , L.R.C.P. (Lond.), F.R.S., F.Z.S. 3. Senior Lecturer , WILLIAM ERIC ARCHER HUGHES

JONES, M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S. 4. Lecturer in Ana tomy a n d Histology, EDWARD FORD,

M B . , B.S. Lecturer (Stewart) , NORMAN MARSHALL HARRY, M.B.,

B.S. Part- t ime Officer

1. Independent Lecturer in Surgical Anatomy, CLIFFORD HENRY COOMER SEARBY, B .Sc , M.B., M.S., F.R.C.S.

3. Demonstrator in Radiological Anatomy, KEITH HOLLY HALLAM, M.B., B.S. (Hon.)

Anthropology Research Fellow, DONALD FINDLAY FERGUSON' THOMSON, B.Sc.

Physiology— Full-t ime Officer

1. Professor WILLIAM ALEXANDER OSBORNE, M.B., B.Ch. (Belf.), D.Sc. (Tiih. and Melb.), F.A.O.S. (Hon).

2. Associate Professor in Bin-Chemistry, WILLIAM JOHN YOUNG, M.Sc. (Man.), D.Sc. (Lond. and Melb.)

6. Demonstrators , BLANCHE LOUISE BREWSTER (on leave),. MARGARET HUTCHINSON, KATHLEEN ALICE O'DELL LAW, M.Sc. (on leave). TREVOR BASIL KILVINGTON, B.Sc. FRANK H E R B E R T SHAW, M.Sc.

Par t - t ime Officers 1. Senior Lecturer (including Clinical Phvsiologv), LESLIE

ALGERNON IVAN MAXWELL, M.Sc, B .Agr .Sc , M.D., B.S.

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Senior Lecturer in Physiology of Special Senses, Sir JAMES WILLIAM BARRETT, K.B.E., C.B., C.M.G., i L . D . (Manitoba), M.D., M.S.,(Melb.), F.R.C.S. Eng. (Honorary) .

•Pathology— Full-time Officers

1. Professor PETER M A C C A L L U M , M . C , M.A., M.Sc. (N.Z.), M.R., Ch.U., D.T'.H. (Edin.)

5. Senior Lecturer, ROY DOUGLAS WRIGHT, M.R., M.S. i . Lecturer Stewart ,

Lecturer, GEORGE ROBIN ADLINGTON SY'ME, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S.

Part-t ime Officers •2. Lec turer in Neurological Pathologv, LEONARD BELL COX,

M.D., B.S. (Honorary). 3. Senior Demonstrator (Beanev Scholar), JOHN BOWIE

SOMERSET, M.U., B.S. 'Bacteriology- •

Full-time Officers 1. Professor HAROLD ADDISON WOODRUFF, B . S c ,

M.R.C.V.S., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. 3. Senior Lecturer, THOMAS SCREEN GREGORY, B.V.Sc.

(on leave). 6. Senior Demonstrator, SARA ELISABETH GUNDERSEN,

B.Sc, M.B., B.S. Medicine—

Part-time Officers 1. Independent Lecturer < Stewart), LESLIE SCOTT LATHAM,

M.A., M.D,, M.S. • 2. " O the r " Stewart Lecturers , SYDNEY VALENTINE

SEWELL, M.D., H.S. MONTEFIOKE DAVID SILBERBERG, M.D., B.S. KEITH DOUGLAS FA I RLE V, M.D., B.S.

Lecturer (Stewar t Scholar) , EWEN THOMAS TAYLOR DOWNIE, -M.D., B.S., M.R.C.P.

•Surgery— Part-time Officers

1. Independent Lecturer (Stewart), BASIL KILVINGTON, M.D., M.S.

' 2. " O t h e r " Stewart Lecturers, THOMAS ERNEST VICTOR HURLEY, C.M.G., M.D., M.S , F.R.C S.

UERMIARD TRAUGOTT ZWAR, M.D., M.S. HUGH BERCHMAN'S DEVINE, M.B., M.S.

Lecturer (Stewart Scholar), EDGAR SAMUEL JOHN KINO, M.D., U.S., D.Sc.

Lecturer (Guy Miller Tutor), WILLIAM GEORGE DISMORE UPJOHN, M.D., M.S.

-Obstetrics a n d GyntvC'Aogy— Full-time Officer

1. PROFESSOR ROBERT MARSHALL ALLAN, M . C , M.D., Ch.B. (Edin.), M.D. (Melb.), F.R.C.S.E., F .R .A.CS. , L.M. (Dublin), F.C.O.G.

Par t - t ime Officers 2. Clinical Lecturer in Infan t Welfare, KATE ISABEL

CAMPBELL, M.D., B.S. Thalia. Itnehc Demonstra tor in Obstetrics, ARTHUR MITCHELL

WILSON, M.D., B.S.

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Public Uea l th -Part-time Officer

1. Independent Lecturer, JOHN DALE, O.B.E., M.D., Ch.B.„ M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., B.Se. (Public Health)

Forensic Medicine— Part-time Officer

1. Independent Lecturer, CRAWFORD HENRY MOLLISON M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S.

Materia Medica and Pharmacy— Approved Lecturer at the College of Pharmacy, BYRON LIONEL

STANTON, M.B., B.S. Medical Ethics—

Part-time Officer 2. Lecturer, RUPERT MAJOR DOWNES, M.D., B.S.

Anaesthetics— Part-time Officer

2. Lecturer, LESLIE ALGERNON IVAN MAXWELL, M.Sc,, R.Agr.Sc, M.D., B.S

Venereal Diseases -Part-time Officer

2. Lecturer, HENRY NEWMAN MORTENSEN, M.B., M.S. Radiology—

Part-time Officer •2. Lecturer, KENNETH STUART CROSS, M.Sc, M.D., B.S.

Therapeutics— Part-time Officers

2. Lecturers, STEWART OSBURN COWEN, M.D., B.S. (Melbourne Hosp

ital). JAMES PERRINS MAJOR, M.D., B.S., (Alfred Hospital). WILLIAM JOSEPH NEWING, M.D.. B.S. (St.Vincent's Hosp

ital). Laryngology and Otology—

Part-time Officer 2. Lecturer, ERIC WILKINS GUTTERIDGE, M.D., B.S.

ENGINEERING. Full-time Officers

1. Professor WILFRID NOYCE KERNOT, M.Mech.E., M.Inst. C.E.

3. Associate Professor In Electrical Engineering, EDWARD-BYAM BROWN, D.Sc, A.C.G.I.

3. Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering, CLARENCE WILLIAM NEWSOME SEXTON, M.C.E., M.Inst.C.E.

Senior Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering and Aerodynamics, EDWARD JAMES CADELL RENNIE, M.E., A.M.I.Ae.E.

Senior Lecturer in Surveying, ERROL RAFFAEL HENRY DARWIN, B.Sc. (Adel.), L.S., A.M.I.C.E.

4. Lecturer in Civil Engineering, ERIC LANG, M.E. (Adel.> A.M.I.E. (Aust), F.S.A.S.M., Dip. C.E.

Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering, THEON NUMA MIRFIELD, B.Mech.E., B.E.E,, A.M.I.E.

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Lecturer in Strength and Elast ic i ty of Materials and Electr ical Design, FRANK GORDON ALBERT SUBLET, M.E.B., B.Mech.E.

Lecturer in Graphics a n d Engineer ing Design, ALBERT HAROLD FAUL, B.A., B.Mech.E., B.E.E.

6. Senior Demonstrator in Civil Engineering, MILTON GEORGE SPEEDIE, B C.E.

Senior Demonstrator in Electrical Engineering, SYDNEY ARTHUR PRENTICE, B.E.E. (on leave). CHARLES EDMUND MOORHOUSE, B.Mech.E. (acting).

Senior Demonstrator in Strength a n d Blas t LAWRENCE GALBRAITH, B.C.E.

0. Demonstrators in Mechanical Engineer ing, CUTHBERT VICTOR BIDGWAY, DANIEL MACKENZIE.

Demonstrator in Electrical Engineer ing, FRANK ROBB HOOPER.

Part- t ime Officers

2. Lecturer in Roads a n d Streets, ARTHUR EMUSS CALLAWAY.

Lec turer in Ambulance Work, WALTER ERNEST SUMMONS, M.D., B.S., D.P.H.

Lecturer in Es t imat ing , DAVID JOHN McCLELLAND M.C.E. (Honorary).

Metal lurgy— Full-time Officers

1. Professor JOHN NEILL GREENWOOD, D.Sc. (Man. and Melb.)

3. Senior Lecturer, PERCIVAL FARADAY THOMPSON. Senior Lecturer in M i n i n g and MetaUurgy, GODFREY

BERNARD O'MALLEV,'B.Met.E.

A r c h i t e c t u r e -Full-time Officer

6. Senior Demonstrator, EILEEN MARY FLORENCE GOOD, Dip. Arch.

Part- t ime Officers 1. Independent Lecturer, JOHN STEVENS GAWLER, F.R.V.I.A. 2. Lecturer , GORDON JOHN SUTHERLAND, Dip.Arch.

Instructors in Free Drawing , ROBERT OSBORNE PATRICK JOSEPH ELLIS. CHARLES VICTOR BOYD DUMBRELL. ARTHUR CLIFFORD LYONS, Dip. Arch. Des.

I. Lecturer (Director, Atelier), I.EIGHTON IRWIN, F.R.I.B.A. F.R.A.I.A., A.M.T.P.I.

3. Assistant Lecturer and Demonstrator, JOHN FRANCIS DEIGHTON SCARBOROUGH.

Demonstrator, NORMAN HUGH SEABROOK, Dip.Aroh.Dcs.

AGRICULTURE.

Full-time Officer 1. Professor SAMUEL MACMAHON WADHAM, M.A., (Camb.

and Melb.), Agr. Dip. (Camb.).

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4. Lecturer in Ayrir .ul tural Entomulogn, J A N E T WATSON RAFF, M.Sc

Lecturer in Agricultural . Chemistry, GEOFFREY WINTHROP LEEPEK, M.So.

Lecturer in Agr icu l tu ra l Engineering, GILBERT HOWARD

VASBY, B.C.E.

Part- t ime Officers 2. Lecturer in Agr icu l tu re , Part I., HAROLD CANFIELD

WILSON. Lecturer in J « i » n l Husbandry . ROBERT NAIRN

JOHNSTONE. Lec tu re r in Dai ry ing , JAMES MATTHEW KERR. Lecturer in P lant Pathology, BRIAN JOHN GRIEVE,

Ph.D. (Lond.), B.Sc. Lecturer in Viticulture, FRANCOIS de CASTELLA. Lecturer in Wool Classing, GEORGE WALLACE McDONALD. Lecturer in Veterinary Dietetics, ERNEST ARTHUR

KENDALL, B.V.Sc. Lecturer in Principles of Hor t icul ture a n d Hor t i cu l tu ra l

Science, FRANK MORRES READ, M.Agr.Sc. Lecturers in Dairy Technology, LOUIS ROBERTSON

SCHARP, OSWY IRVING CRUZON DALEY.

VETERINARY SCIENCE. Full-time Officer

Director of Veterinary Ins t i tu te , HAROLD EDWARD ALBISTON, D.V.Sc.

Assistant Research J'atfi'ilm/ist., Walter a n d E l i z a Ha l t Reseaich Fellow, a n d Leelurer in Parasi tology, EDWARD MURRAY PIILLAH, M.V.Sc.

J . M. II ing ins liesearch Scholar, COLIN JOHN RICHARD GORRIE, B.V.Sc.

Caroline. Kiiy Scholar, ELAINE BETI1ELL,' B.Sc.

COMMERCE, Economics—

Full-time Officers 1. PROFESSOR DOUGLAS BERRY COPLAND, C.M.G., M.A.,

D.Sc, (N.Z.) 2. Associate Professor in Commerce, GORDON LESLIE WOOD,

M.A., Litt .D. X. Senior Lec tu re r in Economics, FRANK RICHARD EDWARD

MAULDON, B.A., M.Ec. (Syd.) Lit t .D. Part- t ime Officer

3. Lecturer, ORWELL dcRUYTER FOENANDER, LL.M. 3. Tutor, GEORGE ALFRED WELLEU, B.Com.

Tutor in Economic Geography, ANNIE NICHOLLS, M.Sc. Economic History—

Full-t ime Officer 3. Senior Lecturer, HERBERT BURTON, B.A. (Oxon. (J'land.j

Accountancy--Part-t ime Officers

2. Lecturer, ADOLF ALEXANDER FITZGERALD, B.Com. F.I.C.A.

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3. Assistant Lecturer, GARRETT ERNEST FITZGERALD, B.A., B.Com.

3. Tutor, LOUIS GOLDBERG, B.Com. Marketing—

Part-tinie Officers 2. Lecturers, ARTHUR GORDON WH1TLAM, B.A., B.Com.

KENNETH STEWART CUNNINGHAM, M.A., Ph.D.(Columb.) Dip.Ed. (Psychology of Salesmanship).

Law— Part-time Officer

2. Lecturer, JOHN GERALD NORRIS, LL.M. 3. Tutor, RICHARD MOULTON EGGLESTON, LL.B.

Banking, Currency and Exchange— Part-time Officer

3. Assistant Lecturer, JOHN WILLIAM MUNTZ EDDY, B.Com. 3. Tutor, GEORGE ALFRED WELLER, B.Com.

Industrial Relations— Part-time Officer

2. Lecturer, GEORGE ANDERSON. M.A., LL.M., M.Com. (Honorary).

University Extension. Direc to r -PROFESSOR JOHN ALEXANDER GUNN, B.Sc.

(I.ond.), M.A., Ph.D. (Liv.)

Instructors. Dutch—AUGUSTIN LODEWYCKX, M.A., (Cape of Good Hope and Melb.),

Litt.D. (Ghent.) Japanese—MOWSEY 1NAGAKI. Scandinavian Languages—MRS. A. LODEWYCKX. /(diiaii-OMERO SCHIASSI, LL.D. (Bologna). •K«68imi-JOHN SINOVY GOODE, M.E.

Registrar. JOSEPH PROCTER BAINBRIDGE, F.I.C.A., F.CI.S., J.P.

Chief Clerk. ALFRED WOOLLEY GREIG. J.P.

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Accountant. FRANK HORACE JOHNSTON, B.A., B.Com.

Public Examinations Clerk. JOHN SERVICE MUNRO

Librarian. LEIGH SCOTT, M.A.

Assistant Librarian. ARTHUR LEOPOLD GLADSTONE McDONALD, B.A.

HOSPITALS. 79 J

Ifacultu of iHcbicine.

Recognised General Hospitals. MELBOURNE HOSPITAL.

Dean of the Clinical School: DR. T, E. V. H U R L E Y . C U N I O A L INSTRUCTORS—

In-Patient Physicians and Clinical Lecturers: S. O. CO WEN, M.D., B.S. L . E . H U R L E Y , M.D., M.S. F . B. LAWTON, O.B.E., M.B., B.S., F .R.C.P. R. P . M c M E E K I N , M.D., B.S. S. V. SEWELL, M.D., B.S. H . H. T U R N B U L L , M.D., B.S.

Out-Pottent Physicians and Clinical Tutors: K. D. F A I R L E Y , M.D., B.S. L. B. H U R L E Y , M.D.. M.S. W. W. S. JOHNSTON. M.D., B.S. L. A. I . MAXWELL, M.D., B.S. G. P E N I N G T O N , M.D., B.S. E . G. ROBERTSON, M.D., M.R.C.P. D. J . THOMAS, M.D., B.S.

In-Patient Surgeons and Clinical Lecturers: T. E . V. H U R L E Y , C.M.G., M.D., M.S., F.R.O.3.-W. A. HAILES, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. H . A. S. NEWTON, M.B., M.S., F.R.C.S. C H . C. SEARBY, M.D.. M.S., F.R.C.S. W. G. D. U P J O H N , M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S. B. T. ZWAR, M.D., M.S.

Out-Patient Surgeons and Clinical Tutors: A. E . COATES, M.D., M.S. E. A. H U G H E S - J O N E S . M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S. E . S. J . K I N G , M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S. J. O. SMITH. M . D , B . S , F.R.C.S. Q. R. A. SYME, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. J . B. T U R N E R , M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S.

A L F R E D H O S P I T A L . Dean of the Clinical School: J . F . MACKEDDIE. M.D.. B . 3 ^ 8 v b - D e a n : E . DOWNIE, M.D., B.S.

CUNIOAI, INSTRUCTORS— 7n-Poti«ni Physicians and Clinical Lecturers:

J . H. BELL, M.D., B.S., F.R.C.S. J . P . MAJOR, M.D., B.S. M. D. S I L B E R B E R G , M.D., B.S. W. S. N E W T O N , M.D., B.S.

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Out-Patient Physicians and Clinical Tutors: Q. A. B I R N I E , M.D., B.S. W. E . SUMMONS, M.D., B.S. J . F . CHAMBERS, M.D., B.S., M.R.C.P. E. DOWNIE, M.D., B.S. I . G. MnLKAN, M.D., B . S , M.R.C.P.

In-Patient Surgeons and Clinical Lecturers: J . K E N N E D Y , M.D., B.S., F.R.C.S. A. F . MACLURE, M.D., B.S., F.R.O.S. B. QUICK, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. R. St. C. STEUART, M.D., F.R.C.S. Ed in . A. J . TRINCA, M.D., B S., F.R.C.S.

Out-Patient Surgeons and Clinical Tutors: C- J . O. BROWN, M . D . . B . S , F . R C S . E. T. CATO, M B . , B.S., F.R.C.S. H. C. TRUMBLE. M.B., B.3. , F.R.C.S L. H . BALL, M.B., B.S., F .R.C.S. C. H . H E M i m O W , M.B., B.S., F .R.C.S.

ST. V I N C E N T ' S H O S P I T A L .

Dean of Ihe Clinical School: MR. H. B . D E V I N E . Sllh-Deyn: DK. .1. G. HAYDEN

•CUNIOAL INSTRUCTORS—

In-Patient Phys ic ians :— L. S. LATHAM, M.A., M.D., B.S. J . G. HAYDEN, M.D., U.S., M.R.C.P. W. J . NEWING, M.D., U.S. A. E. H. W H I T E , M.D., U.S.

Out-Patient Physicians :— J. W. G R I E V E , M.D., B.S. G. DOYLE, M.D.. M.R.C.P., F.R.C.S. (Ed.) . C. U . FITTrf, M.D., M.R.C.P. F. J. NIALL. M.D., U.S. T. A FALCONER HEALE, M.B., B.S., M.R.C.P.

In-Patient Surgeons ;— H. B. D E V I N E , M.B., M.S. LEO DOYLE, M.B., M.S. J . F . MACKENZIE, M.H., B.S. C. GORDON SHAW, M.D., U.S., F.R.C.S.

Out-Paitent Surgeons :— F. J. O. COLAHAN, M.D., M.S. J . N . MORRIS , M.D., B.S. C. IE. OSBORN, M.B , B.S , F.R.C.S-J. G. W H I T A K E R , M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S. F . F . D'AHCV, M.A., M.D., M.S., F .R .C.S .

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CLINICAL L E C T U R E R S —

Medicine :— •DR. L. S. LATHAM DR. W. J . N E W I N G DR. A. E . R. W H I T E DR. J . O. H A Y D E N .

Surgery :— MR. H. B. DEVINE MR. L. DOYLE MR. .1. F . MACKENZIE DR. C. GORDON SHAW

CLINICAL T U T O R S —

Medicine:— DR. J . W. GRIEVE DR. F. J. NIALL

Surgery :— MR. J. N. MORRIS DR. F. J. 0 . COLAHAN

Special Hospitals and Departments.

WOMEN'S HOSPITAL.

GYNAECOLOGY.

Senior Surgeons— N. L. S P E I R S , M.B., B.S., F .R.A.CS. B. M. SUTHERLAND, M.B., B.S.. F . R . A C S W. G. H. CUSCADEN, M.D., B.S., F.R.C.S (Edin.);.

F.R.A.C.S. E . R. W H I T E , M.D., B.S., F-R.A.C.S. J . A. H . S H E R W I N , M.D., B.S. S. H . ALLEN, F.R.C.S. Bd.

Assistant Surgeons— P . G. B R E T T , M.B., B .S . .F .R .A .CS . J . LEON JONA, M.D., M.S., D.Sc, F.R.A.C.S R. N . WAWN, M.B., B.S., F .R .AC.S . A. M. WILSON, M.D., B.S., F.CO.G. A. W. H A R L E Y , M.B., B.S., F . R . C S . (Ed in ) . G. SIMPSON, MB., B.S., M.R.C.P. (Lond.).

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M I D W I F E R Y . Surgeons—

PROFESSOR R. MARSHALL ALLAN. M.D'., F . R O . S . (Edin.), F.R A.CS. , F.CO.G.

J . S. G R E E N , M.D., B.S., D.G.O. (Dublin), M.O.OG. W. D. SALTAU, M.D., B.S. W. I . H A Y E S , M.B. , B.S., D.G.O. (Dublin). F . B . T R U E , M.D., B.S.

C H I L D R E N ' S H O S P I T A L .

Dean of ihe Clinical School: H . DOUGLAS S T E P H E N S , M.D., M.S.

physic ians to In-Pai ients— S T E W A R T W. FERGUSON, M.D., B.S. R. L. F O R S Y T H , M.D., B.S. J W. G R I E V E , M.D., B.S. A. P . DERHAM, M.D., B.S.

-Surgeons to In-Pai ients— H . DOUGLAS S T E P H E N S , M.D., M.S. R. M. DOWNES, M.D., M.S. W. G. D. U P J O H N , M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S.

phys ic ians to Out-Patients— D. M. E M B E L T O N . M . D . , B.S. W. MCLAREN, M.D., B.S. H . B . GRAHAM, M.D., B.S. D. GALBRAITH, M.D. R. SOUTHBY, M.D., B.S.

•Surgeons to Out-Patients. 3 . G. W H I T A K E R , M.D.. M.S., F.R.C.S. C. H . OSBORN, M.B., B.S. F.R.C.S. D. O. BROWN, M.D., M.S. J . B . COLQUHOUN, F.R.C.S. (Edin.) .

Pathologist— R. W E B S T E R , M.D.. B.3. , D.Sc.

MELBOURNE HOSPITAL.

D I S E A S E S O F T H E S K I N .

R. R. W E T T E N H A L L , M.B., B.S. J . H . K E L L Y , M.D., B.S., M.R.C.P. (Lond.).

DISEASES OP THE THROAT, NOSE AND EAR.

Q. C. SCANTLEBURY, M.B., B.S. , F.R.O.S B d . C. M. E A D I B , M.B., B.S.

HOSPITALS. 8 3

O P H T H A L M O L O G Y .

L. J . C. MITCHELL, M.D., B.S.

GYNAECOLOGY.

R. W. CHAMBERS, M.D., B.3 . , D.G.O. Dub\

A N A E S T H E T I C S .

M R . R. H O W D E N , MR. F . W. G R E E N , DR. H. C. D I S H E R , MR. E . N . H . GANDEVIA, DR. G. L . L I L L I E S .

P S Y C H I A T R I S T .

H . F . MAUDSLEY, M.D., B.S.

A S S I S T A N T P A T H O L O G I S T . .

R. J . W R I G H T SMITH. M.D., B.S

ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL. O P H T H A L M O L O G Y .

F . L. DAVIES, M.B., B.S. A. H . JOYCE, M.B.. B.S. J . F . S P R I N G , M.D., B.S.

GYNAECOLOGY.

R. F . O'SULLIVAN. M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. ( In-PaUent) . H . S. JACOBS, M.D., B.S. (Out-Pat ient) . E. ECCLES MACKAY, M.B., F .R .CS. (Out-Patient).

D I S E A S E S OF T H E S K I N .

K. S. COLQUHOUN, M.D., B.S. H . WILLIAMS, M.B., B.S.

DISEASES OF THE TFTROAT, NOSE AND EAR. J . M. B A X T E R , M.D., B.S. R. V. HENNBSSY, M.D., B.S., F.R.C.S.. D.D.Sc. F . W. STONE, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S., B .


M R . F . L. DAVIES, MR. V. M. O'GRADY, MR. W. J . O 'LOUGHLIN, MR. F. E. K E A N E , MR. D. J . CROTTY, T H E REGISTRAR.

P S Y C H I A T R Y .

J . F . WILLIAMS, M.D., B.S., M.R.C.P.

A S S I S T A N T P A T H O L O G I S T .

A. J . B E E N A N , M.D., M.S.

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ALb 'RED H O S P I T A L .

O P H T H A L M O L O G Y .

J . R. ANDERSON, AI.B., B.S., F .R.S.E. , Ed .

D I S E A S E S O P T H E S K I N .

3 . W. S H I E L D S , M.B., B.S.

D I S E A S E S O P T H E T H R O A T , N O S E AND E A K .

A. BLAUBAUM, M.B., B.S. B . FOSTER, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. Ed .

D I S E A S E S O P C H I L D R E N .

W. S. L A U R I E , M.D., B.S. F . K. N O R R I S , M.D., B.S. H . C. COLVILLE, M.B. . M.S.


DR. G. L. L I L L I E S , MR. B. R. H A L L O W S , MR. N. B . W H I T E , MR. O. G. R E N T O N , DR. G. A. KAYE.

GYNAECOLOGY.

R. F O W L E R , M.D., B.S., F.R.C.S.

O B S T E T R I C S .

C. S. WOOD. M.B., U.S., F.R.C.S. Edin.

P A T H O L O G I S T .

R. A. W I L L I S , M.B., B.S.

E Y E AND E A R H O S P I T A L .

H O N . O P H T H A L M I C S U R G E O N S .

MARK C. G A R D N E R , M.D., B.S. J . A. O ' B R I E N , M.B. , B.S. A. S.. AN DERSON, M.B., B.S., F.C.S.A.

H O N . A U R A L S U R G E O N S .

M. E . LYNCH, M.B., B.S. G. A. D. M c A R T H U R , M.D., B.S. H . N . M. P U C K L E , M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. (Edin.). L. J O H N S T O N , M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. (Edin.) , D.L.O. •TEAM LITTl. iK.roHX, M.B., U.S., D .L iO.

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- H O N . A S S I S T A N T O P H T H A L M I C S U R G E O N S . .

ESME V. ANDERSON, M.B., B.S., D.O.M.S. (Lond.). M. Y U I L L E , M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. (Edin.), D.O.M.S..

(Lond.), F.C.S.A. W . J . L. DUNCAN, M.B., B.S., D.O.M.S. (Load.).. R. G. STOTT, M.B., B.S., D.O.M.S. (Lond.). S. FRASER, M.B., B.S., D.O.M.S. (Lond.). E. G. GLASSFORD, M.B., B.S., D.O.M.S. (Lond.).

H O N . A S S I S T A N T A U R A L S U R G K O N S .

N . BOX, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S., (Edin.), D.L.O. (Lond.)., E . G U T T E R I D G E , M.D., B.S., F.R.C.S. (Edin.), D.L.O.

(Lond.). H . MITCHELL, M.B., B.S., D.L.O. (Lond.), F.R.C.S.

(Edin.), R . C P . S . (Eng.). C. N . L. CANTOR, M.D., B.S., F.R.C.S. (Edin.), D.L.O.

(Lond.). T. G. MILLAR, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. (Edin.), D.L.O.

(Lond.), F.C.S.A. F . DONOVAN, M.D., B.S. M. ASHKENASY, M.D., B.S. N . M. E A D I E , L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Edin.), L .R.F .P . «:

S. (Glas.), D.L.O. (Lond.), F.R.A.C.S. C. G A R D I N E R , M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S. (Edin.) . F.R.A.C.S..

Q U E E N ' S M E M O R I A L I N F E C T I O U S D I S E A S E S

H O S P I T A L .

F E V E R S .

T H E MEDICAL S U P E R I N T E N D E N T .

M E N T A L H O S P I T A L .

M E N T A L D I S E A S E S .

J . K. ADEY, M.B.. B.S., (Royal Park). J . T. HOLLOW, M.B., B.S., (Kew). C. F A R R A N RIDGE, M . B , Ch.B. (Syd) , D.P.M. (Lond.),

(Mont Park) .

86 CONSKRVATOKIUM STAFF

Enilmaitu (Jonaerbatorinm of Music.

Director—Tmt ORMOND PROFESSOR OF M U S I C , B E R N A R D T. H B I N Z E , Degre Superieur, Schola Cantorum, Paris.

Registrar—3. P . B A I N B R I D G E , Registrar of the University.

Secretary—J. SUTTON CROW.

Orchestral Librar ians—W. H. HEATHCOTE, E T H E L B I C K F O R D .

TEACHING STAFF. THEORETICAL.

History, Literature, and /Esthetics

Form and Analysis

Harmony, Composition and Counterpoint -

('THE ORMOND PROFESSOR. MISS P H Y L L I S ALLINSON, Mus.

B a c , Melb. MR. A. E . H . NICKSON, F.R.C.O.,

A.R.C.M. DR. W. G. P R I C E , Mus. D o c , Oxon. MR. J . A. S T E E L E , Mus. B a c , Melb. MR. F R E D E R I C K J . NOTT, Mus.

B a c , Melb., A.R.C.O., Hon. A.R.C.M.

MISS CONSTANCE B R O W N E , Dip. Mus., Melb.

MISS GLADYS SMITH, Mus. Bac.

MISS C A R R I E C A I R N D U F F , Mus.

D ip .

Pianoforte

PRACTICAL.

INTRODUCTORY SCHOOL.

- MISS E L S I E F R A S E R . MR. A. E . H . NICKSON, F.R.C.O.,

A.R.C.M. MISS R U T H FLOCKART. MR. G. W. MoKEOWN, Dip. Mus. .

Melb.

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Singing

•Organ

Violin

Viola

Violoncello -

•Flute

Oboe

•Clarionet

Bassoon

French Horn Trumpet

String Base • 5*

MISS P H Y L L I S ALLINSON, Mus B a c , Melb.

MR. LINDSAY BIGGINS, Mus B a c , Melb.

MISS GLADYS SMITH, Mue. E o c , Melb.

MISS R E N N I E SIMMONS. MR. ROY S H E P H E R D . MISS N. E M E R Y SMYTH MISS ISOBEL C A R T E R MISS CLARICE MALYON. MISS ISABEL B I D D E L L , Dip. Mus. ,

Melb. MR. T. LESLIE M1DDLETON. MISS CONSTANCE B R O W N E , Dip .

Mua., Melb. MISS R U T H FLOCKART. MISS CARRIE CAIRNDUFF, D i p .

Mus. MR. A. E. H. NICKSON, F.R.C.O. ,

A.R.C.M. MR. F . J . NOTT, Mus. B a c , Melb.,

A.R.C.O., Hon. A.R.C.M. MR. A. DI GILIO, Dip. Mus., Melb . MR. W. MALLINSON. Dip. Mus.,

Melb. MISS CONSTANCE ZIEBELL, Mua.

Bac. MR. W. MALLINSON, Dip. Mus. .

Melb. MR. E L F O R D MACK. MR. H E N R I TOUZEAU MR. EDMUND K U R T Z . MR. A. DI GILIO, Dip. Mus., Melb. MR. L. R. BARKLAM, Dip. Mus. MR. B . W. BROGDEN. MISS MIGNON WESTON. MR. F . W. T U R N E R . MISS ISOBEL C A R T E R MR. F . W. MORGAN. MR. L. DAVIS. MR. N. INGAMELL3 MR. F . J . NOTT, Mus. B a c , Molb.,

A.R.C.O., Hon. A.R.C.M. MR. P E R C Y CODE MR. A. A. ROUBAUDI .

88 CONSERVATORIUM STAFF.

DEGREE AND DIPLOMA SCHOOL.

Pianoforte

SUKling.

Organ

Violin

MR. E D W A R D GOLL. MR. J . A. S T E E L E , Mus. B a c MISS A. B. COCKS, Mus. Asa., Melb. MR. W. G. JAMBS. MISS M. S U T H E R L A N D . MISS BLSIR F R A S E R . MISS R I E K B P A R K E R . MR. LINDSAY BIGGINS, Mus.Bao.

Melb. MR. H . W E L S F O R D SMITHERS, .

Dip. Mua., Melb. MR. G. W. MoKEOWN, Dip. Mus, MR. WALDEMAR SBIDBL. MISS R U T H FLOCKART. MR. ROY S H E P H E R D . MR. RAYMOND "LAMBERT MISS PHYLLIS ALLINSON MISS GLADY SMITH MISS N . E M E R Y SMYTH MISS RENNIE SIMMONS MR. JASCHA SPIVAKOVSKY M R . MARSHALL SUMNER MR. J . B ISHOP MISS CLARICE MALYON. MISS I . M. B I D D E L L , Dip. Mus, ,

Melb. MR. T. L. MIDDLETON. MISS CONSTANCE BROWNE, Dip-

Mua., Melb. MISS R. FLOCKART. • MR. H E N R Y THOMAS MADAME O T T L E E MR. ADOLF SPIVAKOVSKY MR. A. E. H. NICKSON, F.R.C.O.

A.R.C.M. MR. F . J . NOTT. Mus. B a c , Melb..

A.R.C.O., Hon . A.R.C.M. MR. STANISLAUS do TARCZYN-

S K I . MR. A. DI GILIO, Dip. Mus., Melb. MR. E. LAMBERT. MR. J . B. N O R T H MR. C H A R L E S MANBY.

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MR. W. MALLINSON, Dip Mua.. Molb.

MISS E L I S E S T E E L E . MR. FRANZ O. SCHIEBLICH. MR. W A L T E R GUDE. MR. TOSSY" SPIVAKOVSKY

•Viola, Violoncello, Flule, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, French Horn, Trumpet and String Bass,:—Same an In t roductory School.

MASTER SCHOOL.

Pianoforte -

Singing Violin

Organ

Violoncello

MR. EDWARD GOLL. MISS R I E K E P A R K E R . MK. WALDEMAR SEIDEL MR. JASCHA SPIVAKOVSKY MR. ADOLF SPIVAKOVSKY' MR. S. DE TARCZY'NSKI MR. E. LAMBERT. MR. TOSSY SPIVAKOVSKY MR. A. E . H . NICKSON, F.R.C.O.,

A.R.C.M. MR. EDMUND K U R T Z

OTHER CLASSES.

•Conductor of Symphony OrcheslraA

% r t r ^ r ^ T o X a T ° E n ^ m ' e ^ ORMOND PROFESSOR. Classes J

Conductor of University Conservatorium Orchestra MR. LINDSAY

Bac. BIGGINS, Mus.

Accompanying Class,

Sight Reading Classes •Oerman-Diction Art of Speech .French Jtalian

MR. H . W. SMITHERS, Dip. Mus., Melb.

MR. L. BIGGINS M R . H. G. EGREMONT MISS CHARLOTTE HEMMING. MISS I R E N E W E B B MLLE. ALICE STANDLEY DU. O. SCHIASSI

The following is a list of Graduates (so far as known) who have fallen in the service of their Country in connection with the War:

1911 ANDERSON. George G r a n t h a m , M.B., B.S. 1914 ANNEAK, P a u l Dalton, LL.B. 1910 BAGE, Edward Freder ic Rober t , B.O.B. 1908 BAILEY, Guy Brooke M.B. 1914 BARRETT, Keith Joy , B.Agr.Sc. 1908 BOWEN, Clarence Edward , LL.B. 1898 BROUGHTON, George Edward , LL.B. 1919 BUCKLAND, Will iam Alexander J o h n , B.O.B. 1913 BUI.1.EN, Norman John M.B., B.S. 191U CAMPBELL. Sydney J a m e s , M.B., B.8. 1908 CABSE, F r a n c Samuel , LL.B. 1914 CHRI8TBN.3BN, Chr is t ian Peder . B.A. 1910 CONNOR. J o h n Leslie, B.M.E. 1917 OORBETT. Archibald Gladatone, M.B., B.S. 1914 OBBSWELL, Randolph Wil l iam B.M.E. 1895 DEANE, Edward Wilkinson. M.B., B.S. 1914 DEANS. Ar thur , B.A. 1899 DERAVIN, A r t h u r Pranc le , M.B., B.S. 1912 DIOKSON, Selwyn Ra«, LL.B. 1916 DOUBLEDAY, Jack Lindsay, B.D.Sc. 1910 DUFFY. Deamond McMahon Gavan. B.A., LL.B. 1915 ELLIOTT. George Stephenson, M.B., B.B. 1909 FATRLEY. J a m e s F a i r b u r n , M.D., B.S. 1907 FINK, Gordon, LL.B. 1916 POX, Alfred Raymond , M.B., B.S. 1910 .OARNETT, Wade Shenton, M.D., BJ9. 1913 GILLESPIE, Robert Maegregor, B.Agr.Sc. 1907 GOLLEE, Alfred Ernes t , B.A. 1898 GRANT, Russell Walker, M.A. 1911 GREEN, Ha r ry F r a n k l y n , M.B.. B.S. 1912 GREGORY, Charles Olapham, LL.B. 1915 GRIFFITH. Henry Hun te r , M.B., B.S. 1915 HAMMOND, Alfred George, B.Sc. 1914 HANCOCK. J a m e s McCrae, LL.B.

1909 HARPER, Greeley Tatlock- LL.B. 1908 HARPER, Haro ld Wil l iam, LL.B. 1894 HEAENE, Wil l iam Weston, M.D.. B.8. : ' " 1913 HIGGINS, Mervyn Bournes , B.A. 1914 HINMAN, A r t h u r Gurr , B M . E . 1908 HODGES, Edward Norman , LL.B. 1909 HOGGART, Will iam Boss, B.A. 1915 HOLMES, Edga r Charles, B.A. 1912 HOLMES, Kenneth Woodfull, B.C.E. 1913 HONM.AN, Andrew Victor, M.B., B.S. 1895 HORSFALL. Leonard Ar thur , B.A., LL.B. 1915 HUGHES. Melville Rule, M.B., B.S. 1915 HUGHSTON, Johns ton , M.B., B.S. 1912 HYETT, Alan Newcombe, LL.B. 1905 JAMIESON. Douglas D u n b a r . M.B., B.B. 1891 JOHNSON. Frederick Miller, M.D. 1917 JOWETT, Eric Craven, B.M.E. 1916 KBAST, Will iam Reginald, B.E.E. 1915 KERR. Eric J o h n , M.B., B.S. 1905 LANGLEY. A r t h u r Wellealey Homan, M.B., B.8. 1917 LECKIE. Wal te r Alan, B.E.E. 1914 LEVI, Keith Maurice, M.B., B.S. 1914 LISTER. Charles Roy, M.B.. B.B. 1918 LISTON, Rober t Bruoe. B.Sc, 1918 McOUTCHAN. F r a n k MaJBh, B.E.E. 1911 MACKAY, Murdoch Nieh, LL.M. 1897 McLAREN, Samuel Bruoe, B.A. 1905 MATHISON. Gordon Clunea McKay, M.D.. B.S. 1909 MAXTBD, Spencer Edward , MA. 1911 MELVIN, John , B.C.E. 1914 MERZ, George Pinnock, M.B., B.S. 1909 MILLER., Albert Guy, M.B., B.S. 1911 NICHOLAS. J a m e s J o a c h i m . M.D., B.S. 1909 OGILVIB, Thomas Alexander, LL.B. 1917 OLIVE, Will iam Major . B.O.E. 1903 OLIVEB, Charles Joaeph. M.B.. BJ9.

1909 PATTEN, Mur ray Gladstone, M.A. 1902 PETERS, Owen Herber t , M.D., B.S. 1912 P IBANI . Carl Simeon, B.Sc. 1914 PRITOHAED, Leslie Byr t , B.Agr.Sc. 1911 BEID, J a m e s Mansfield. B.O.B. 1901 BEID, J o h n Cecil, B.O.E. 1912 RICHARDSON, George Henry, B.A. *917 R I N T E L , Horace Lisle, B.A., D'p. Ed. 1917 ROBERTS, Leonard Edmund Wadsworth , M.B ,

B.S. 1909 ROBERTSON, Alexander John , M.So. 1912 EODDA, Errol Edward , Dip, Ednc, 1915 BOGESflON, William M.B., B.S. 1914 ROTHBKA, A r t h u r Cecil l l amel . D.Sc. 1914 BBELEBMEYEa, Cyril Robert , B.V.Sc. 1916 SEWELL, Ph i l ip Beauobamp, M.B., B.S.

1900 STABLING, Benjamin Alfred, B.C.E. 1909 STEPHEN, Kenneth Travers , LL.B, 1909 STERLING, John Harold , B.A., LL.B.

1914 STBWABT, Cedrlo Alwyn. M.D., B.S. 1918 SULLIVAN. Oharlea Frederick. B.Sc. 1911 8DTHEELAND. Dallas , LL.B.

1915 SWINBURNE, H a r r y Lafler, B.A. 1887 SYDBS, Edward John . M.A.. I,LB. 1901 TEAGDE, Harold Oscar, M.B.. B.S. 1915 THOMAS, Edward Oonrtney. M.A. 1914 TOWL, Pe rcy Gilchrist , M.Sc. 1915 WELCH, Edward Ronald, M.B.. B.S. 1914 WHEATLEY, A r t h u r Wilfred. B.A. 1911 WILCOCK. Ar thur , B.A. 1908 WILLIAMS, MaJdwyn Leslie, M.B.. B.S. 1914 WOOD, A r t h u r Holroyd O'Hara, M.B.. B.S. 1900 WOOD, George. M.A. 1912 WOOD. H a r r y Vasey, D.D.Sc. 1914 WRIGHT, Leonard Alexander. M.B.. B.S. 1914 YOUNG. Rober t Percy . M . B , B.S.

UNIVERSITY ACT 1928.

• V I C T O R I A .

A N N O U N D E V I C E S I M O

GEORGII QUINTI REGIS.

No. 3795.

A n A c t to consolidate the Law re la t ing to t h e

Univers i ty of Melbourne.

[12th February , 1929.]

BE it enacted by the King's Most Excellent University Act Majesty by and with the advice and oon- I915 '

sent of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of Victoria in this present Parliament assembled and by the authority of the same as follows (that is to say): —

1. This Act may be cited as the University Short title Act 1928, and shall come into operation on a day commencement to be fixed by proclamation of the Governor in division Council published in the Government Gazette, and is divided into Pa r t s and Divisions as follows: —

PART I.—Constitution and Gov-

f Division 1.—The University s. 4 Division 2.—The Council ss. 5-20 Division 3.—Convocation and its

Standing Committee ss. 21-27. eminent of the ^ Division 4.— The Professorial University 4-31.

Board s. 28. Division 5.—The Faculties s. 29. Division 6.—Statutes and Regu

lations ss. 30 and 31.

94 THE UNIVERSITY ACT. 1928-

University Act 1915 s. 2.

Repeal.

Schedule.

Sessional Acts Revision Act 1915 (No. 2).

Interpretation. l b . s.-3. University Act 1923 ss. 2, 5. 11 Casual vacancy."

" Council."

" Governor."

University Act 1915 s. 3.

1 Graduate ."

PABT IT.—-Endowment Finance &o. and Provision for Teaching &c.and Free Places in certain Courses and Subjects ss. 32-3S.

f Division 1.—State Grants and Provision for Teaching &o. and Free Places in certain Courses and Subjects ss. 32-35.

-{ Division 2.—University Students Loan Fund s. 36.

Division 3.—Trust Property s. 37.

Division 4.—Audit s. 38.

PART 111.—General ss. 39-41. 2. The Acts mentioned iu the Schedule to this

Act to the extent thereby expressed to be repealed are hereby repealed. Such repeal shall not affect, any appointment election regulation or statute or standing orders made or any degree diploma or certificate given or any licence granted or any lease or mortgage entered into or executed under the said Acts or any of them before the commencement of this Act and suoh repeal shall not affect auy grant of laud made or directed to be made either to the University of Melbourne or to the University jointly with any other person or body.

3. In this Act unless inconsistent with the nontext or subject-matter—

" Casual vacancy " means a vacancy however occurring in the oflice of any member of the council or of auy member of the

standing committee of convocation otherwise than by the retirement of suoh member on the expiration of his term of office.

" C o u n c i l " means council as constituted under this Act.

" Governor" means the Governor (or the person for the time being administering the Government of Victoria) not acting under tho advice of a Minister responsible to Parliament.

" G r a d u a t e " means a person upon whom has been conferred or who has been ad. mitted without examination to any

THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1928. 9 5

degree pursuant to any Act relating to the University for the time being in force and whether before or after the passing of this Act.

" H e a d of an affiliated college" moans the "Head of an. person who is the Warden of Trinity jS t* 6 " College, the Master of Ormond College, ' the Master of Queen's College, or the Rector of Newman College respectively, or the person who holds under whatever designation the office corresponding to to any of the foregoing offices; and (in tho case of any other residential college hereafter affiliated to or connected with the University pursuant to section eighteen of this Act) means such person as the governing body of that college designates for the purposes ot this Act as the head thereof.

"Member of the teaching staff" includes "Member of the • r & teaching staff, professor.

" M i n i s t e r ' ' means Minister of Public In- " Minister." struction.

"P ro fe s so r " means any member of the teach- "Professor, ing staff of the University who is entitled to rank as a professor pursuant to statutes ot the University (not being an associate professor cr a professor emeritus).

" Professor emeritus " means any person on " Pro'esso,r

whom pursuant to statutes of the Uni- e m e n us ' versity the title of professor emeritus has been conferred at or after his retirement from his office of professor.

" U n d e r g r a d u a t e " means a person (not being ' ui ld<!tr ',.

a graduate) who has matriculated and g r a u a e' whose name is for the time being enrolled as tha t of a student attending University lectures.

Where for any purpose under this Act i t is University Act • necessary to determine what person or '(

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classes of persons constitute the " teach- ".TJ^!:hlng

ing staff" of the University the oouncil may from time to time determine the same.

96 THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1928.

"University to consist of a

- council and convocation.

•University Act 1915 s- 4-

• University Act 1923 ss. 4, 13.

16 Vict. No. 34 s. 1. Government

. Gazette, 13th April, 1853.

.Limitation on . alienation & c

PAET I.—CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT OP

THB U N I V E E S I T T .

Division I.—The University.

4. A University is hereby declared to have been established on the eleventh day of April One thousand eight hundred and fifty-three at Melbourne, The University shall consist of a council and convocation and shall be a body politic aud corporate by the name ol " The University of Melbourne," and shall for all purposes be deemed to bo the same body corporate and politic as the body- under that name consisting formerly of a council and senate. The University of Melbourne by such name shall have perpetual succession and shall have a common seal and shall by the same name sue and be sued plead and be impleaded and answer and be answered unto in all courts ot Victoria, and shall be capable in law to take purchase and hold all goods chattels and personal property whatosever, and shall also be able and capable in law to receive take purchase and hold tor ever not only such lands buildings hereditaments and possessions as may from time to time be exclusively used and occupied by the immediate requirements of the University but also any other lands buildings hereditaments and possessions whatsoever situate in Victoria or elsewhere, and shall be able and capable in law to grant demise aliene or otherwise dispose of all or any of the property real or personal belonging to tho University, and also to do all other matters and things incidental or appertaining to a body politic:

Provided that it shall not bo lawful for the University to alienate mortgage charge or demise any lands tenements or hereditaments of which it has become seised or to which it may become entitled by grant purchase or otherwise (unless with the approval of the Governor in Council), except by way of lease for any term not exceeding twenty-one years crom the time when such lease is made in and by which there shall be re-

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served: during the whole of the term the highest rent that can bo reasonably obtained for the same without fine.

Division 2.—The Council.

5. The council shall consist of not more than Constitution, •thirty-one members, and shall be constituted l l s

o f c o u n c -follows:— / ( ,- s-7-

(a) Eight members shall be appointed by Members the Governor in Council, of whom— the^vtrnor (i) one shall be a member of the Legis- in Council.

lative Oouncil; (ii) two shall be members of the Legis

lative Assembly recommended tor appointment by the members there-

(iii) one shall be appointed as repre- University Act• seuting manufacturing and com- I923-

mercial interests; (iv) one shall, be appointed as repre

senting agricultural interests; (v) two shall be appointed as represents

ing. industrial interests; and (vi) one elected by the councils of the

technical schools shall be appointed as representing technical, education;

(6) Ten members (hereinafter referred to as Members elected: "members elected by convocation") by convocation, shall be elected by convocation, and shall not include any member of the teaching staff or other officer of the University whose sole or principal employment is in connexion with his duties as such, or the head of an affiliated college;

(e) :Three members (being professors or deans Members elected of faculties) shall be elected by the by vrotessors. professors;

(d) One member (being . a member ofi the Members elected teaching staff whose sole or principal stafi^ther8

employment is; in connexion, with his than professors.

•Amended to 32. See Act 4116.


"Members • elected by undergraduates.

Ex-officio members.

Heads of affiliated colleges co-opted.

•Other co-opted members.

Existing members.

Tenure of office &c. .lb. s. 8.

Members subsequently elected or appointed.

Power to remove members appointed by Governor ID Council.

duties as such) shall be elected by the members of the teaching staff other than the professors;

(e) Two members shall be elected by the undergraduates but shall not include any member of the teaching staff or any person under the full age of twenty-one years;

( /) *The Director of Education the Chairman of the Council of Agricultural Education and the President of the Professorial Board shall be members ex officio;

(q) Two aud not more than two members shall be heads of affiliated colleges who shall be appointed by co-option by the council;

(h) Not more than two other members shall be persons appointed by co-option by the oouncil; and

(i) the present members of the Council of the University in office a t the commencement of this Act shall for the respective terms for which they were elected or appointed be deemed to be members of the council elected or appointed under this Act.

6. Subject to this Act— elected or appointed members of the coun

cil shall be entitled to hold office for four years and shall (if qualified) be eligible for re-election or re-appointment; and

the term of office of members elected or appointed to fill vacancies caused by the retirement of members on the expiration of their term of office shall be reckoned as commencing immediately after the expiration of such term:

Provided tha t (a) any member of the oouncil appointed by the

Governor in Council may be removed by the Governor in Council;

•Vice-Chancellor added. See Act 4116.

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(6) if any member of the council appointed as University Act being a member of the Legislative Council '923-or of the Legislative Assembly ceases to be Members of a member of the Legislative Council or of rSmcu'™ the Legislative Assembly and is not re- Legislative elected at the next election to the Legis- Assembly lative Council or the Legislative Assembly aPP°mted as (as the case may be) his office as a mem- council" ° ber of the council shall become vacant;

(c) if any member of the council elected or ap- Members pointed by reason of his being a professor, elected or the dean of a faculty, a member of the *PP?in'ed teaching staff, or the head o( an affiliated quaiSnca'ttons! college ceases to hold the qualification in respect of which he was elected or appointed, his office as a member of the council shall become vacant;

(d) if any member of the council becomes en- Ex-offido titled to be a member thereof ex officio he members, shall be deemed and taken to hold omce as a member ex officio and his place on the council thereby vacated shall be filled

in manner provided in this Act for the filling of casual vacancies; and

(e) the following provisions shall apply with Members respect to members appointed by oo- appointed by option: — co-option.

(i) Members so appointed as being heads of affiliated colleges shall be entitled to hold office for a term of four years; and such term shall be reckoned as commencing on and including the day of appointment; aud vacancies however occurring in the office of members so appointed shall be filled by the appointment by the oouncil by co-option of heads of affiliated colleges in rotation so far as practicable; and

(ii) All other members appointed by co-option whenever appointed shall' retire on the date (next after their appointment) on which members appointed by the Governor in Council retire by effluxion of time.

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7. (1) Subject to this Act elections of members of the council shall be conducted in accordance mtb statutes or regulations of the University.

(2) In the case of elections of members by convocation or by undergraduates such statutes or regulations may provide for voting by post and for preferential voting or for proportional representation where the principle of proportional representation is applicable,

(3) In the case of elections or appointments of members of the oouncil to fill vacancies caused by the retirement of members on the expiration of their term of office

(a) elections or appointments ot members (other than members appointed by co-option) shall be made within one month before the date of the expiration of the term of office aforesaid and shall take effect immediately on the expiration of such term; and

(6) the appointment of members to be then appointed by co-option shall be made at a meeting of the council to be held on or as soon as practicable after that date.

8. In any case where— (a) at any election for elective members of the

council— (i) no seats or vacancies are filled; or (ii) a number of seats or vacancies less than the whole number which should have been filled is filled; or

(6) any such election should have been held but is not held—

the seats or vacancies which should have been filled and are not filled shall severally be deemed to be casual vacancies; and. the members eventually elected to fill the same shall be entitled to continue" in office as if elected a t suoh election.

Office of member 9. If any member of the council by writing ofco

tlm ,cUhow u n ( * e r h ' s hand directed to the chancellor ot the

vacated. University resigns his office, or if he is declared

Elections, how to be held. lb. s. 9.

Election of members by convocation or by undergraduates.

Elections and appointments to fill vacancies at the end of term of office.

University Act 1923.

Appointment of co-opted members.

Casual vacancies where no election &c. l b . s. 10.

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by commission or otherwise of unsound mind, or University Act • if he becomes bankrupt or insolvent or if he is ^ S s. 7. convicted of any felony or misdemeanour, or if University Act • without special leave previously granted by the i923 s-4-council he absents himself from all meetings of tho same during six consecutive months, or if ho is removed from office, or it he ceases to hold any qualification required for his becoming or being a member of the council, his office shall become vacant.

10, (1) Any casual vacancy in the office of an Filling of elected or appointed member of the council shall casual be filled bv the election or appointment of a mem- " • ber to fill'the vacancy. ' I b ' s ' ?'•

(2) Tbe member to be so elected or appointed shall have the like qualification (if any) as tha t of the member whose office has become vacant.

(3) The election or appointment shall be made by tho person or body of persons by' whom or which the member whose office has become vacant was elected or appointed.

(4) Subject to this Act a member elected or appointed to fill a casual vacancy shall (save as is otherwise expressly provided with respect to members appointed by co-option as being heads " : :

of affiliated colleges) be entitled to hold office during the residue of the term of the member whose office ho fills: • • - Provided t h a t - •- SSScta. to "

(a) any casual vacancy in the office of a mem- cases of ber elected by convocation.shall be filled members by the standing committee of convoca- ^ v l c ^ o n . tion a t a meeting ot such committee to be called by the warden; and

(h) if any casual vacancy occurs within three Casual vacancy months before the expiration ot the terra ^{hs'before of office of an elected or appointed mem- expiration of ber it shall not be obligatory to fill term of office, such vacancy for the remainder of such term.

11. The council shall elect two of its own mem- University Act bers to be chancellor aud 'vice-chancellor respec- I 9 1 5 s" I 0 ' tively annually or 'whenever a vacancy occurs. Election of

f. chancellor and of deputy -

•Title amended to Deputy-Chancellor and new clause added. chancellor See Act 4118.


Chairmanship of council. l b . s. 14.

Members of council not to vote where interested. lb. s. 9.

Questions how decided. University Act 1923 s. 22.

Council to have entire management of the University. University Act 1915 s. 15;

The last preceding section not to restrict certain powers of the University. lb. s. 16.

12. At every meeting of the council the chancellor or in his absence the vice-chancellor shall preside as chairman; and in the absence of the chancellor and vice-chancellor tho members of the council present shall elect a chairman.

13. No member of the council shall be entitled to vote either in the council or in any committee thereof on any subject in which he has a direct pecuniary interest, and the vote of any member so interested shall be disallowed.

14. (1) All questions which come before any meeting of the council shall be decided by the majority of tho members present.

(2) The chairman at any such meeting shall have a voto and in case of an equality of votes a casting vote.

(3) No question shall be decided at any meeting ot the council unless at least eight members thereof are present.

15. The council shall have full power to appoint and dismiss all professors officers and servants of the said University, and shall have the entire management and superintendence over the affairs concerns and property thereof, subject to tho statutes and regulations ot the University.(a)

16. Nothing in the last preceding section shall be deemed either to restrict tho power of the University to make any statute or regulation for the good government thereof or to impose upon tho council any duty inconsistent with any such statute or regulation.

(a) At a visitation held at the University on 16th July, 1871, by His Excellency Viscount Canterbury as visitor, assisted by Molesworth, J., the visitor said, " I think that the words 'subject to the statutes and regulations of the said University* apply to the whole of the powers vested in the council by this section, and I am of opinion, therefore, it must be held that the founder contemplated the enactment, by the constituted authorities, of statutes or regulations which would be binding on the council in the exercise by them of any or all of the powers thus vested in them. In the absence of any statute or regulation to the contrary, the council may exercise, according to their discretion, all the powers vested in them by this section."—See 2 A.J.R., 91.

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17 Tho council shall subject to this Act(^) have Council to make full power to make and alter any statutes and statutes and regulations (so as the samo are not repugnant to r e g u l a l o n s ' -any existing law or to the provisions of this Act) I b ' s * 17-touching the discipline of the University, the University Act number stipend and manner of appointment and I023 «• 4-dismissal of the officers^) thereof, the matriculia- l 6 V i c t- No-"34 tion of students, the examination for fellowships ' .scholarships prizes exhibitions degrees or honours and the granting of the same respectively, the fees to be charged for matriculation or for any i)niversity At euch examination or degree, the lectures or classes 1915. of the professors, and the fees to be demanded by them, the manner and time of convening the meetings of the said council and in general touching all other matters whatsoever regarding the University.(rf)

(b) See section 30. (c) Per the visitor {ubi supra) :—" I am of opinion that the

•word 'officers' as used in the 7th section of the Act (section 17 of this Act) includes professors, and that this, the 7th, section therefore * authorizes the enactment of all the statutes or regulations contemplated as possible or probable in the preceding section {sec section 15), for the word ' officers' is unquestionably sufficiently large to embrace professors, and the Act contemplates stipends for the professors, and unless statutes could be made under section 7 for

, the regulation of these stipends they could not be regulated at all. But while I am of opinion that it is competent for the constituted authorities to regulate by statute the number, stipend, and manner of appointment and dismissal of the professors as well as of the other officers of the University, I do not think that the words ' shall have full power' at the commencement of the 7th section of the Act by themselves render it absolutely imperative on those in whom the power of making statutes or regulations is thus vested to exercise that power. And I am of opinion that, in the absence of any statute or regulation to the contrary, the council may exercise, according to their discretion, all the powers vested in them by the 6th section of the Act."—See 2 A.J.R., 91.

(d) By the visitor (ubi supra) :—" I cannot discover in the Act of incorporation any provision investing the council and senate with equal authority on any one subject or any sign that it was •the intention of the founder that this equality should exist; on the contrary, it is, I think, clear that by the Act of incorporation •executive and administrative functions are vested in the council alone. The exercise by the council of their executive and administrative powers is controlled or controllable by the University statutes (made or to be made) as well as, of course, by the law of Victoria, and in passing such statutes the senate has a voice. But the legislative powers vested in the senate arc not co-ordinate with those of the council; for it is for the council to frame and initiate •every statute, while the power of the senate is limited to the accept-

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Colleges may 18. The council shall subject to this Act have-be affiliated and fuu power to make and alter statutes for the boarding-houses a f f i l i a t j O I , ^ o r c o nncction with the University

of any college or educational establishment to '•_I9' whioh the governing body of such college or

16 Vict. No. 34 establishment consents, and for the licensing s" and supervision of boarding-houses intended

for the reception of students and the revocation of euch licences: Provided always tha t no such statutes shall affect the religious observances or regulations enforced in such colleges educational establishments or boarding-houses.

19. Subject to tho statutes and regulations of the University the oouncil may after examination confer in any faculty exoept divinity any degree diploma certificate or licence:

Provided that statutes or regulations may be made for tho admissijn without examination to any such degree of any person who has graduated at any other university.

20. No proceeding ot the council or of any committee thereof shall be invalidated or be illegal in consequence only of there being auy vacancy in the number of the members of the council at the t ime ot suoh proceeding; and all proceedings ot tho council or of a committee thereof or of any other person acting as a member of the council shall notwithstanding it may afterwards be discovered tha t there was some defect in the election or appointment of the members of the council or persons acting as aforesaid or that they or any of them were in-oapalblo of being members of the council be as valid as if every such person had been duly elected or appointed and was capable of being a member of the oouncil.

What degrees may be conferred. lb. s. 25. Act No. 1836.

Proceedings offl the council validated notwithstanding vacancy or want of qualification of members. University Act 1915 s. 28.

ance or rejection, as they may think fit, of the statutes which may be presented to them by the council." The provisions in the former Act concerning the powers of the senate are now represented with variations by those relating to convocation and its standing committee, whose powers, including powers of suggesting amendments, are set out in Division 3 of this Part.—See 2 A.J.R., 92.

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Division 3.—Convocation and its Standing Committee-

21. (1) Convocation shall consist of all erradu- University Act ates. 1923 «. i4.

(2) Convocation— Constitution of convocation,

(a) shall elect one of its own members to be 74. s. 15. warden annually or whenever a vacancy Election of occurs in accordance with standing warden, orders of convocation;

(6) shall hold at least one ordinary meeting 0 r d ^ a ^ in every year; meetings.

ic) may hold special meetings as provided for Speaal by standing orders ot convocation. m e e m8S '

(rf) may submit tor tho consideration of the Powerof council such suggestions as it thinks fit to^utoit™ with respect to tlie affairs and concerns suggestions ot the University; and the council shall to council, take all sucli suggestions into consideration and report to convocation its determinations thereon; and

(c) may make standing orders providing tor Standing orders the number ot ordinary meetings to be of convocation, held in every year tbe time and place ot and the manner of convening ordinary and special meetings and tor the regulation of its proceedings and of the proceedings of the standing committee of convocation and for the election of the warden and for any other matters with respect to which it is empowered by statutes of the University to make standing orders so far as such standing orders are not repugnant to any Act or Law in force in Viotoria or to any statute or regulation of the University.

22. At every meeting of convocation the warden Chairman, shall preside as chairman and in the absence of jg'i'^^J'. c

the warden the members of convooation present University Ad shall elect a chairman. '9^3 »• 4.


Standing committee of convocation to be constituted. lb. s. 16. Comp. University Act 1923 s. 16 (9)-

Members to be elected by convocation.

University Act 1923. Statutes and regulations as to elections. Number of members aud representation of classes of graduates.

23. (1) There shall be a standing committee of convocation (hereinafter referred to as " the standing committee") consisting of the warden of convocation ex officio and not less than forty other persons who are members of convocation:

Provided tha t no member of the council and that no member of the teaching staff or other officer of tho University whoso sole or principal employment is in connection with his duties as such shall be a member of the standing committee: Provided further that if any memiber of the standing committee is elected or appointed to be a member of the council or is appointed to be a member of the teaching staff or other such officer as aforesaid his office as a member ot the standing committee shall become vacant.

(2) Subject to this Act— (a) the elective members of the standing com

mittee shall be elected by convocation; and

(ft) the elections shall be conducted in accordance with statutes or regulations of the University.

(3) Such statutes or regulations may provide for voting by post and for preferential voting or for proportional representation where the principle of propfoTtional representation is applicable.

(4) The council may from time to time in accordance with statutes of tho University determine—

(a) the number of members of the standing committee to be elected;

(6) how the several clases of graduates are to be represented theron whether separately or by grouping together two or more classes; and

(c) the number of members to be elected as representing each class or group of

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classes of graduates so as to secure so far as practicable proportionate representation ot each class or group of classes of graduates according to the number of graduates therein.

(5) Where in consequence of the making of any New statutes . s tatute as aforesaid any previously existing revoking or statute or regulation of the University is revoked statm?©?18 "^ or altered and in consequence thereof any change regulation. is made in the number of members to be elected or in the classes or groups of classes of graduates to be represented or in the representation of any class or group of classes of graduates provision may bo made in the new sta tute tor any matters or things necessary or convenient to be provided for carrying the new statute into effect.

(6) Any new statute under this section shall Coming into take effect immediately before the election of mem- 2§^tS5ite. bers ot the standing committee to be held next after the making of the statute.

(7) In all cases the number of representatives of Number of each class or group of classes of graduates to t* | a c h ' c ^ t o be elected as provided in this section shall be an an e v e n number. even number.

(8) All elections of members of the standing com- Elections, mittee to fill vacancies (other than casual vac- h ^ j | | n t o b e

ancies) shall be held at the same time as elections of members of the council to be elected by convocation.

(9) If at any sucli elections any person is elected Persons both as a member of the council and as a member elected both as of the standing committee his election as a mem- cotmculnd as* ber of the standing comittee shall be void and his members of place thereon shall be filled in manner hereinafter me standing provided for the filling of casual vacancies in the c o m m l ee-standing committee; and the person so elected to

.fill such place shall be entitled to hold office be it he had been elected at the first-mentioned election.

(10) The provisions ot this Act relating to mem- Application of bers of the council elected by convocation so far as Jf0^5'011^35 t o

regards tenure of office, eligibility tor re-election.


Casual vacancies.

Filling of casual vacancies.

Existing elective I members.

the conduct ot elections, and the occurrence of and the filling of vacancies shall mutat is mutandis extend and apply to elected members of the standing committee:

Provided- that— (a) at elections of members of the standing

committee every member of convocation shall be qualified to vote by reason of being a graduate of the class or group of classes of graduates to be represented aud shall be entitled to one vote in respect of each degree conferred upon such graduate or to which suoh graduate has been admitted by the University; but no graduate shall be entitled to more than one vote in respect of any degrees in any one faculty or school;

(6) if any elected member of the standing committee by writing under his hand directed to the warden resigns his office or if he is absent from three consecutive meetings thereof without the leave of the standing committee previously granted his office shall become vacant; and

(c) in the case of any casual vacancy however occurring in the office of an elected member of the standing committee the vacancy shall be filled by the ejection by a majority of tbe remaining members of the standing committee (at a meeting to be convened by the warden) ot a member representing the same class or group of classes of graduates; and the person so elected shall be entitled to hold office during the residue of the term of the member whose place he fills; and

(d) the present elective members ot the standing committee of convocation in office a t the commencement of this Act shall for the respective terms for which they were elected be deemed to be members as if

.:•••. ;''i ;'• elected under this Act.

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24. (1) Subject t o ' any standing orders of con- Meetings of Tocation tho standing committee— standing

° committee. (o) may meet at such times and places as i t lb. s. 17.

thinks fit; and may adjourn any meet. ing; and

(6) may regulate its own proceedings. (2) So long as there is a quoium(a) the stand- Power to act

ing committee may act notwithstanding any notwithstanding " . . . v . ° J vacancy,

vacancy in its numbers. (3) The warden shall be ex officio chairman of Warden to

the standing committee, and the warden or fa be ex officio his absence a member of the standing committee elected as chairman by the members present shall preside at all meetings of the standing committee.

25. The standing committee— (n) may amend any statute or regulation sub- Powers and

mitted by the council for its approval S ^ ^ j and may return the same so amended committee, for the further consideration ot the council but shall not originate any statute or regulation ;

(6) may submit for the consideraticn of the council such suggestions as it thinks fit with respect to the affairs and concerns of the University; and the council shall take all such suggestions into consideration and report to the standing committee its determinations thereon.

(fi) shall report to tho council on any matters University Act referred to it by the council for report ; Z923'

(d) may at any time and shall once at .least in every year report to convocation; and

(e) shall have such other powers and duties as are conferred or imposed on i t by or under this Act or any other Act or any statutes or regulations of the University.

(a) See section 26 (3).

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Questions, how decided. lb . s. 22.

Quorum.

Validation of proceedings notwithstanding vacancy or disqualification, Comp. University Act 1915 5. 28.

26. (1) All questions which come before any meeting ot convocation or oi the standing committee ot convocation shall be decided by the majority of members present.

(2) Tho chairman at auy such meeting shall have a vote and in case of an equality of votes a casting vote.

(3) No question, shall bo decided at any meeting of convocation unless at least twenty members thereof are present or at any meeting of the standing committee unless at least ten members thereof are present.

27. The provisions of section twenty of this Act shall extend and apply to convocation and the standing committee and persons acting as members thereof respectively as if for the word " council " in such section there were substituted tho word "convocat ion" or the words " s t and ing committee1 of convooation" (as tho case may require). .

Constitution of the professorial board.

Powers and duties of the professorial board. University Act 1923 s. 19.

Division IV.—The Professorial Board-

28. (1) There shall be a professorial board con. sisting ot the clianceilor* the vice-chancellor and the professors.

(2) The professorial board— t(a) shall pursuant to statutes of the Univer-

. sity elect one of its members (being a professor) to be president of the professorial board annually or whenever a vacancy occurs;

(6) may discuss and forward to the council an opinion on any matter whatsoever relating to the University; and in particular may make to the council any recommendations as to studies and discipline in the University;

(c) shall report to the council on all matters submitted to it by the council for report ;

•Meputv Chancellor added, fRcpcaled. Sec Act 4116.

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(d) shall have such other powers and duties as are conferred or imposed upon it by or under this Act or any other Act or any statutes or regulations of the University; and

(e) subject to any statutes or regulations of the University may regulate its own proceedings.

*(3) The president of the professorial board shall Powers and as such have such powers and duties as are con- duties of the ferred or imposed upon him by statutes or regula- p r e s l en ' tions ot the University.

Division S.—The Faculties-

29. (1) Subject to the express provisions of any University Act-Act— '9^3 s- 20.

(o) there shall be such faculties with such con- The faculties, stitution and such powers and duties as are conferred or imposed upon them by or under this Act or any other Act or any statutes or regulations ot the University; and

(6) each faculty shall pursuant to statutes of the University elect one of its members to be dean of the faculty annually or whenever a vacancy occurs; and subject to any statutes or regulations ot the University may regulate its own proceedings.

(2) The deans of the several faculties shall as Powers and such have such powers and duties as are conferred o?fMu?ties!an5' or imposed upon them by statutes or regulation? ot tho University.

Division 6.—Statutes and Regulations.

30. CI) No new statute or regulation of the Making University or alteration or repeal of any existing ^ ^ 0

t ^ d , s ta tute or regulation shall be of any force until regulations, approved by the standing committee ot oonvocn- Tb t ion:

•Repealed. See Act 4110


"Provision -where standing committee fails to approve statutes or

'regulations.

'Submission of certain new statutes &c. to faculty and professorial board. •University Ad 1923.

Provided that—

(o) in any case where—

(i) the standing committee fails to approve any such new statute or regulation or alteration or repeal or returns the same to the council with amendments to which the council does not agree; and

(ii) the council again submits the same to tho standing committee with or without any amendments made by the standing committee and the standing committee fails to approve the same or returns the same to the council with amendments to which the council does not agree—

such statute regulation alteration or repeal may be made (with or without amendment) by resolution of a majority of the whole of the members of the council a t a meeting of the council specially called for the purpose by the chancellor; and if so made snail have the same force validity aud effect as if it had been approved by the standing committee; and

(b) the standing committee shall be deemed to have failed to approve any such statute regulation alteration or repeal if it does not return the same to the council within three months after it has been submitted to the standing committee by the council.

(2) Before any new statute or regulation or any alteration or repeal of any existing statute or regulation is made the council (where the proposal concerns any degree diploma certificate or licence or any course of study) shall submit the proposed statute regulation alteration or repeal to the appropriate faculty or faculties and to the professorial board for consideration and report :

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Provided that— . (o) it any such report is not made to the Delayed report-

council within one month (or such further period as the council in any case determines) after the submission of the proposal to the appropriate faculty or faculties or to the professorial board (as the case may be) the new statute or regulation or the alteration or repeal may be made without such report hav- • ing been received;

(6) with respect to- any matter declared by Urgent matters, the council to be urgent any new statute or regulation or any alteration or repeal may (without the submission thereof to the said board or to any faculty) be made to come into force immediately and to have effect for any period specified therein but not exceeding three months; and

(c) where a proposed statute regulation altera- Adoption of tion or repeal adopts (without amend- Prop08*1

ment or with an amendment whioh is bTfaculty &c. merely verbal or in the opinion of the University Act council not substantial) a proposal ^ s s - *• recommended to the council by the appropriate faculty or faculties and by the professorial board it shall not be necessary to submit as aforesaid suoh proposed s tatute regulation alteration or repeal to any such body from which tho recommendation was received.

(3) Any member of the oouncil on behalf of the Members of council and the dean of any faculty at the request council &c. of the oouncil or any officer or member of the *"t

a\°£n!^d

teaching staff of the University at the like re- meetings of quest may with the consent of the standing com- standing mittee of convocation attend any meeting of the ^ ^ j 1 " ? ^ ^ ' standing committee for the purpose :only of explaining any proposed statute regulation alteration or repeal referred to the standing committee for-ite approval-and may take part in any debate or discussion thereon but shall not vote,.


IDate of submission of proposals.

Statutes to be submitted to Governor. University Ad 1915 s. 20.

• University Act 1923 s. 4.

• Copy in • evidence.

. Endowment. -University Ad 1915 s. 23.

-University Act -1923 s. 26.

(4) For the purposes of this section the date of the submission of any proposal to any faculty or to the professorial board shall be the date on which the same is received by the dean of the faculty or the president ot the professorial board (as the case may be).

31. All statutes and regulations made pursuant to this Act shall be reduced to writing, and the common seal of the University having been affixed thereto shall be submitted to the Governor to be allowed and countersigned by h im; and if so allowed and countersigned shall be binding upon all persons members of the University and upon all candidates for degrees to be conferred by the same; and the production of a verified copy of any such statutes aud regulations under t i e said seal sliall be sufficient evidence of the authenticity of the same in all courts of justice and before persons acting judicially.

PAET II.—ENDOWMENT FINANCE, ETC. AND P R O VISION FOB TEACHING ETC. AND P B E E PLACES IN CEIITAIK COURSES AND SUBJECTS.

Division 1-—State Grants and Provision for Teaching etc. and Free Places in Certain

Courses and Subjects. 32. In every financial year there shall be

issued and applied out ot the consolidated revenue (which is hereby to the necessary extent appropriated accordingly) and be paid to the University tho sum of #Forty-flve thousand pounds as a fund for maintaining the University, and for defraying the several stipends which may be appointed to be paid to thef several professors officers and servants to be appointed by such University, and for defraying the expenses of such fellowships scholarships prizes and exhibitions as are awarded for the encouragement of students in tho University, and for providing a library for the same, and for discharging all necessary charges connected with the management thereof.

•Under Financial .Kmertfencv Acts ilJ;il-3 this amount is reduced to £36,000 p.a. from 1/7/31 to 30/0/34. tVice-Chancellor added. See Act 4116.

THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1928. H q

33. (1) The University— (a) shall (upon such terms and conditions. Provision for

financial or otherwise, as are agreed t e?chms &c. in i A ,, , . . . . , & ., science as

upon between the Minister and the applied to council) act in conjunction with the household Education Department in providing management, teaching and conducting research in H>- s- «?• science as applied to household management and shall provide tor the granting of appropriate degrees or diplomas or both in this subject;

(6) shall, at the request ot the Minister and Short courses in a t such times and upon such terms and certain subjects, conditions, limuicial or otherwise, as are agreed upon between the Minister and tho council, provide for teachers -and for other persons short courses (including laboratory work) in such subjects of University teaching as are so agreed upon;

(c) shall admit to the course for any degree Admission to agreed upon between the Minister and certain courses the council and to the course tor the tL'Sfers'in diploma of education without payment Education of fee not more than fifteen persons in Department, each year being certificated teachers in the Education Department recommended for the purpose by the Director of Education but so tha t there shall not at any time be more than sixty such per-sons receiving free instruction at the University;

(d) shall also admit to any course for any Students in diploma or degree on payment of one- ^ m ' n 8 . a t

halt of the amount of the fee for such coiiegeof course students in training at the tea- Education chers' college of the Education Depart- Department, ment or any certificated teacher of t ha t department recommended by the Minist e r ;

(fi) shall in each year admit to full courses Persons in for degrees diplomas or licences without employment oi payment of fees for lectures or exainln- Government ations not more than five persons in the



Free places.

Recognition of practical work in Government departments in certain cases.

Examinations in country centres.

Investigations to be made by agreement between the Minister and. the council:.

Council may recognise •.;' approved courses of • -'' study &c. by certain classes of students.

employment of the Government of Victoria (other than teachers in the Education Department) who have passed the entrance examinations required by statutes or regulations of the University and are nominated in each year by the Minister.

(/) shall in each year provide "free places" ad-mitting to full courses for degrees diplomas or licences without payment of fees for lectures or examinations fifty other persons (in addition to the senior and other scholarships provided under this Act) who have passed the entrance examinations required by statutes or regulations of. the University and are nominated in each year by tho Minister;

(g) Shall act in conjunction with the several Government departments for the recognition (for the purposes of degrees diplomas and licences) of practical work approved pursuant to statutes or regulations, of the University done by students in those departments; and

. (h) shall where, practicable, make the necessary provision ; tor the holding ot examinations in country centres. •

(2) Where any responsible Minister of the Crown desires. tha t ,any investigation be made by members of the teaching staff of the University such investigation shall be made and upon such terms

> and conditions as (after consultation between the council and the professor or other senior member

,of the teaching staff of the. department or school '• concerned) are, agreed upon between the Minister and : the council; and a report of the result of such; investigation, shaill be furnished to the Minister.

••(3) The'council in accordance with the ' s ta tu tes and -regulations of the University may recognise —

(a) 'in' lieu-of or for the purposes of any exam-ifi inatiori or par t thereof; or

• T H E UNIVERSITY ACT. 1928 T 1 7

(b) for tho purposes of any course or part thereof for any degree diploma or licence,

approved courses of study completed by and examinations thereon passed by students—

(i) of any correspondence courses or tutorial class; or

(ii) of any approved agricultural college work-ingmen's college technical school high school or secondary school.

(4) The "free places" provided for in this -sec- Provisions as to-tion shall be awarded and be tenable as prescrib- * r e eP a c e s-ed by regulations which the Governor in Council is hereby authorised to make.

(5) The Minister may upon such terms and con-mr°^e

i™n°fe

ditions as he thinks fit provide maintenance grants. grants (not exceeding in any one case Fifty pounds per annum) for any persons who are holders of "free places ' under this section.

34. In addition to any sums which by this University Act Act or any other Act may be paid out of the J923 f-a8-consolidated revenue to the University there shall Amount of in each of the *ten financial years commencing on jS^'1 0

the first day of July One thousand nine hundred and twenty-three be issued and applied out of the

•consolidated revenue (whioh is hereby to the necessary extent appropriated accordingly) and be paid to the University a sum of* Eight thousand five hundred pounds which shall (subject to the previous approval of the Governor in Council) be applied by the University towards

t(o) the maintenance within the University of Purposes to a school (including a faculty) of com- which merce for the teaching of and conduct- additional ing research in commerce; and the fSJJied3 ° granting of degrees or diplomas or both Research, in commerce ; degrees &c.

(&) teaching and conducting research in u"0011""6106-science within the University; and science. "*

(c) the establishment and maintenance within umversUy the University of a University Exten- Extension

•sion Department so as to provide facili- Department.

'Limitation omitted and amount reduced to ££000 (£4800 actual). tRepealed. See Act 4166.


Proviso.

Report by council. lb. s. 28.

ties for University education through out Viotoria whether by tutorial classes, correspondence classes. University extension classes, vacation classes or otherwise.

*0f the sum payable to the University in any financial year under this section not less than Two thousand pounds shall be allocated by the council in such year to the purposes provided for in paragraphs (a) (b) and (c) respectively of this section, and the council of the University shall determine annually the proportion ot the sum specified in this section tha t shall be allotted for tutorial classes:

•Provided tha t if the Minister certifies to the Treasurer of Victoria tha t for any of suoh financial years a specified amount less than Eight thousand five hundred pounds will be sufficient to meet the expenditure provided for in this section for t ha t year the amount payable to the Uni-versity for tha t year under this section shall be the amount so specified.

35. The Council shall in every year include in its annual report to the Governor a full and separate account of the income and expenditure under the last preceding section and a detailed statement of the manner in which the provisions of the said section have been carried into effect.

University Students Loan Fund to be established. lb. s. 29. Moneys to be credited to or paid into tbe fund.

Division 2.—University Students Loan F u n d .

36. (1) There shall be established and kept by the council a fund to be called the University Students Loan Fund (hereinafter referred to as " the said fund.").

(2) In addition to any money already credited to or paid into the said fund there shall be credited to or paid into (as the case may be) the said fund—

(a) from the consolidated revenue (which ia hereby to the necessary extent appropriated accordingly) in each financial

•Repealed. See Act 4166.

THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1928. 1 J.g

year to and including tha t oommenc- University Act ing on the first day of Ju ly Ono thon- 10»3-sand nine hundred and thirty-two— Two thousand pounds;

(6) all moneys received in repayment of loans to students from the said fund, with the interest on such loans; and

(c) any other moneys received by the council for the purpose of being paid into or credited to the said fund.

•(3) Out of the said fund loans may be made to Loans to University students who are nominated by a oom- University mittee of three members of the oouncil appointed s t n d e n t s-for the purpose by the council.

(4) The said fund shall be administered in man- Administration ner approved by the Governor in Council and in o{ f a n i-accordance with statutes or regulations of the University which statutes or regulations the University is hereby authorised to make; and, without affecting the generality of this provision, such statutes or regulations may provide for the number of loans to be made in every year, the terms and conditions on which loans may be made, the interest chargeable on loans, and the repayment •of loans.

(5) Any moneys standing to the credit ot the Investment of said fund and not immediately required for loans SUIPIus-to students may be invested in Victorian Govern, ment securities; and the interest arising from any such investment shall be paid into and form par t of the eaid fund.

(6) The council shall in every year include in Reports by its annual report to the Governor a full and separ- council-ate account of transactions under this section and a detailed statement of the manner in which this section has been carried into effect; and shall on t he request of the Treasurer of Viotoria supply to him all suoh information and particulars as he may require as to the administration of the said fund.

il20 THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1928.

out of consoUdated revenue if necessary.

Recouping .(7). If at any time any sums lawfully payable Assurance Fund j ^ respect of claims against the Assurance

Fund under the Transfer of Land Act 1928 exceed the amount standing to the . credit thereof there shall be paid into the said Assurance Fund out of the consolidated revenue (which is hereby to the necessary extent appropriated accordingly) such sum or sums aa may be required to meet such excess but not exceeding in all (in the case of any amounts theretofore transferred out of the said Assurance Fund under the authority of section twenty-nine of the University Aet 1923 to the University Students Loan Fund) the amounts so transferred and not repaid.

Power to appoint the • corporation of the University custodian trustee of trust properties constituting endowments. lb. s. 30. Comp. 6 Edw. VII. c. 55 s. 4-


Effect of appointment. Transfer of property.

Management of trust property &c

Division .—Trust Property. 37. (1) Where trust property constituting the

endowment of any scholarship, exhibition or priae awarded by the University or constituting any other endowment of the University is held by trustees other than the body politic and corporate of the University itself (hereinafter referred to aa " the corporation") the person having power to appoint new trustees may by deed appoint the corporation to be the custodian trustee of the t rust property.

(2) The power to appoint the corporation to be custodian trustee may be exercised whether or not the number ot trustees has been reduced below the original number.

(3) Upon every such appointment being made the following provisions shall have effect: —

(a) The t rus t property shall where necessary be transferred to the corporation as if the corporation were the sole trustee and for tha t purpose vesting orders may where necessary bo made under the1

Trustee. Act 1928 or the Transfer of Land Act 1928.

(6) The management of the trust property and the exercise of any power or descretion exercisable by the trustees under the-

THE UNIVERSITY-ACT, 1928. 1 2 1

trust shall remain vested in the trustees other than the corporation (which trustees are hereinafter referred to as the "managing trustees");

(c) As between the corporation and the manag- Custody of and ing trustees, and subject and without a c c e s?'° prejudice to the rights of any other dSenVTof persons, the corporation shall have the title, custody of all securities and doouments of title relating to the trust property, but the managing trustees shall have free access thereto and be entitled to take copies thereof or extracts therefrom ;

(d) The corporation shall concur in and per- Concurrence &c. form all acts necesary to enable the ?v corporation

. . . •* . ., . m acts necessary managing trustees to exercise their t o enable powers of management or any other managing power or discretion vested in them (in- trustees to

, -,. , , , exercise power eluding the power to pay money or of m a m ^ m c D U securities into court) unless the matter in which the corporation is requested to concur is a broach of trust , or involves a personal liability on the corporation in respect of calls or otherwise, but unless the corporation so concurs the corporation shall not be liable for any act or default on the part of the managing trustees or any of them;

i,e) All sums payable to or out ot the income Payment of or capital ot the trust property shall sums payable to , • j , . ., r r . . J or out of income bo paid to or by the corporation: o r capital.

Provided tha t the corporation may allow the dividends and other income derived from the t rust property to be paid to the managing trustees or to such person as they direct or into such bank to the credit of such person as they direct, and in such case shall be exonerated from seeing to the application thereof and shall not be answerable for any loss or misapplication thereof;

1.22 THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1928.

Appointment of new trustees.

Corporation not reckoned as trustee in determining number of trustees. University Act 1923. Cases in which corporation not to be appointed custodian trustee Application to trusts created before or after passing of this Act.

Continuous audit of income and expenditure. lb. s. 31.

Annual audit of accounts by Auditor-General. Powers of Auditor-General regarding accounts.

Costs and expenses of audit.

(f) The power of appointing new trustees, when exercisable by the trustees, shall be exercisable by the managing trustees alone, but the corporation when so appointed as aforesaid shall have the same power of applying to the court foi the appointment of a new trustee as any other trustee; and

{g) In determining the number of trustees for the purposes of the Trusts Act 1928 the corporation shall not be reckoned as a trustee.

(4) The corporation shall not be appointed as custodian trustee where tho will settlement or other instrument creating the trust contains a direction to the contrary.

(5) This section applies whether the t rust was created before or after the passing of this Act.

Division -I.—Audit.

38. (1) The council shall arrange for a continuous audit ot the income and expenditure of the University and such audit shall be made a t such intervals not exceeding one month as the Governor directs.

(2) There shall be an annual audit of the accounts of the University made by the Auditor-General.

(3) The following provisions shall apply to the annual audi t : —

(o) The Auditor-General shall have with respect to tho accounts of the University all the powers conferred on him by any law relating to the audit of the public accounts;

(6) The University shall pay into the consolidated revenue a t the Treasury in Melbourne, an amount to be determined by the Auditor-General to- defray the costs and expenses of the audit and the remuneration of the officers of the Auditor-General engaged in the audi t ;

THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 192S. 1 2 3

(e) The council shall within three months after Balance and the first day of January in every year statement of cause its accounts to be balanced to tha t a c c o u n • day and a statement of accounts to he prepared and submitted to the Auditor-General ;

(d) The statement of accounts shall be in a Statement of form approved by the Auditor-General ^ ^ ° J i t

: £o rm

and shall be audited by the Auditor-General who shall certify whether or not the same is correct; and

(e) Tho Auditor-General shall forward to the Copy of Minister a copy of every such statement £ S S £ t ? b e of accounts and certificate; and a copy forwarded to thereof shall also be included in the Minister and report provided for in section forty- lncluded m three of this Act. a n r

(4) The Auditor-General by himself or hip Auditor-officers— ri™fof'access

(a) shall have a r ight of access at all times to books and to the books securities accounts and to require , vouchers of the University; and information &c

(b) shall be entitled to require from the officers servants and employes of the University such information assistance and explanations as are necessary for the performance of his duties.

PABT ITI.—GENERAL.

39. No religious test shall be administered to No religious test any person in order to entitle him to be administered, admitted as a student of the University or to ., . , hold office therein or to graduate thereat or to ig" '^"^ . hold any advantage or privilege thereof.

40. Tho provisions ot this Act shall extend to University Act both sexes, and every person who has fulfilled xhisActto the conditions prescribed by the statutes and apply to both regulations of the University for the t ime being sexes. for matriculation or for admission to any degree diploma certificate or licence may be admitted to matriculate or to such degree, or may receive such diploma certificate or licence as the case may be. But the council may if i t thinks fit exclude females from attendance at, any lectures, but not from any examination in tho University.


Students to be m residence -during term. l b . s. 11 .

General provision as to failure to elect or to make appointments within time provided. University Act 1923 s. 33.

Council to report annually to the Governor. University Act 1915 s. 27.

University Act 1923 J. 31.

16 Vict. No. 34 s. 14.

Governor to be visitor. University Act 1915 s. 39. l b . s. 13.

Section 3.

41. Every student being an undergraduate shall during such terms of residence as the UniTersity may by statute appoint dwell with hia parent or guardian, or with some near relative or friend selected by his parent or guardian and approved by the chancellor or vice-chancellor, or in some collegiate or educational establishment affiliated to or in connection with the University, or in a boarding-house licensed as aforesaid.(<0

42. No election or appointment under this Act shall be deemed to be invalid by reason only of such election or appointment being made subsequently to the time provided for in this Act; and any person so elected or appointed shall be entitled to continue in the office to which he is eo elected or appointed as if he had been elected or appointed thereto at such time.

43. The oouncil shall in every year report the proceedings of the University during the previous year to the Governor; and such report shall contain a full account of the income and expenditure of the University audited as provided in this Act; and a copy of every such report and of all the statutes and regulations of the University allowed aa aforesaid by the Governor shall be laid in each year before the Legislative Oouncil and the Legislative Assembly. C>)

44. The Governor shall be the visitor of the said University, and shall have authority to do all things which appertain to visitors as often as to him seems meet.

SCHEDULE.

Number of Act.

2742

2S<30 2915 3285 S411

Tit le of Act.

University Act 1916

University Aet 1916 University Aet 1917 University Act 1923 University Act 1925

Extent of Repeal.

So much as is not already repealed.

The whole. The whole. The whole. The whole.

(a) See section 18. No terms of residence have been appointed under this section. (6) See section 36.

UNIVERSITY AGT 1930.

VICTORIA.,

ANNO VJCESIMO PRIMO


No. 3942.

An Act to make provision with respect to the University Students Loan Fund under the University Act 1928 and the Granting of Moneys from the Consolidated Revenue to the University of Melbourne for the purposes of or in connection with a Veterinary liesearch Insti tute.

[31st December, 1930.1

BK it enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty b y ' a n d with the advice and con

sent of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of Victoria in this present Parliament assembled and by the authority of the same as follows (that is to say): —

1. This Act may be cited as the University S r u ^ o n Act Amendment Act 1930 and shall be read and and citation, construed as one with the University Act 1928 NO. 3795. {hereinafter called the Principa.1 Act) which Act and this Act may be cited together as the University Acts.

2. (1) Paragraph (a) of sub-section (2) of ^ °fh (a)

section thirty-six of the Principal Act is hereby 0f 8.36(2) of repealed as on and from the first day of July No. 37P5. One thousand nine hundred and thirty.

(2) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the said paragraph (a) of sub-section (2) of the said section thirty-six or in paragraph (6) of

126 TI1K U N I V E R S I T Y ACT, 1030

Payments out of consolidated revenue into S tuden ts Loan Fund .

Validation of non-payment into the Fund in financial years from 1st Ju ly . 1.92S. No. 3>S5, n. 29.

Grant for five "years for research, & c , ii connexion with a veterinary research nstitutL-

Application of payments .

sub-section (2) of section twenty-nine of the University Act 1923 the non-payment of any moneys into the University Students Loan Fund from the consolidated revenue in the financial year commencing on the first day of July One thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight or in the financial year commenoing ou the first day of July One thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine under the said paragraph (a) or the said paragraph (6) respectively is hereby validated.

3. (1) In addition to any sums which by the Principal Act or any other Act may be paid out of the consolidated revenue to the University there shall in each of the five financial years beginning with the financial year commencing on the first day of July One thousand nine hundred and thirty be issued and applied out of the consolidated revenue (which is hereby to the necessary extent appropriated accordingly) and be paid to the University a sum of "Three thousand five hundred pounds subject to the conditions set forth in this section.

(2) Each of tbe said annual payments shall be paid to the University and be applied by the University—

(a) as to *Two thousand seven hundred pounds thereof—for or towards— (i.) the purposes of a University

Veterinary Kesearch Institute to be maintained by the University

in connexion with tlie School of Veterinary Science,

(ii.) the carrying on of such researches and investigations a t the said institute as are required under any agreement hereinafter provided for; and

(iii) die performance tor the Department of Agriculture by the staff of the said institute ot such services as are provided for in any

such agreement; and

•F rom 1/7/31 to 30/0/34 reduced to £2?00and £2160 respectively.

THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1»30 127

(6) as to *Bight hundred pounds thereof— for or towards the cost and expenses of maintaining in connexion with the

• sadd institute the laboratory provided for in sub-section (1) of section ninety-five of the Milh and D a i r y Super- No. 3736, s. 95. vision Act 1928 and the carrying on at such laboratory of the researches and investigations referred to in the said section.

(3) In each of the t n v e financial years Municipal aforesaid the total of the contributions payable contributions by municipalities under the said section ninety- ""£? five of the Milk and Da i ry Supervision Act 1928 shall be deemed to be *Four hundred pounds and that sum shall be paid into the consolidated revenue and a sum equivalent to the amount thereof shall be available towards the payment to the University ot the said annual payments.

(4) The said annual payments to the Unliver- Separate fund, sity shall be paid into and kept in a separate fund by the council and no payments out of suoh fund shall bo made without the consent of a committee appointed by tho oouncil of whioh committee the Minister of Agriculture for the time being shall bo ex officio a member.

(5) Subject to this section the said annual 1'avments to payments shall be paid and applied in accord- ^ " p ^ " ' ^ ^ ' 0

ance with the terms and conditions of any applied in agreement to be made between the Minister of accordance Agriculture and the University. to'bclnade"1™'

(6) The council shall in every year include R c p o r t ny in its annual report to the Governor a full and Council, separate account of the income and expenditure under this section.

•From 1/7/31 to 30/C/34 reduced to £040 and £320 respectively. tAmended to two financial years commencing on 1/7/31.

UNIVERSITY ACT 1933.

VICTORIA.

ANNO VICES1MO QUARTO


No. 4116.

A n A c t to amend the Unive r s i ty Acts .

[14th August, 1933.]

BE i t enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty by and with the advice and con

sent of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of Victoria in this present Parliament assembled and by the authority ot the same as follows (that is to say): —

1. (1) This Act may be cited as the University Act 1933 and shall be read and construed as one with the University Act 1928 (hereinafter called the Principal Act) and the Act and enactment amending the same which Acts and enactment aud this Act may be cited together as the University Acts.

Commencement. *(2) This Act shall conic into operation on a day to be fixed by proclamation ot the Governor in Oouncil published in the Government Gazette.

2. (1) The council may appoint and dismiss an officer, who shall be styled the vice-chancellor.

(2) Subject to the University Acts, the vice-chancellor shall as such have such powers and duties as are conferred or imposed upon him by statutes or regulations of the University.

Short title construction and citation. Nos. 8705, 3942, 3961 s. 41, 4109

-9. 7.

Power to appoint vice-chancellor. Powers and

• duties of • vice-chancellor.

•The date was I Sth December, 1034.

THU UNIVERSITY ACT, 1933. . 1 2 8 A

3. (1) The Principal Act is hereby amendedl Amendments of s .follows:— • • , No. 3796.

(a) In section five, for the words " th i r ty -one s - ° -members" there shall be substituted the Constitution words " th i r ty- two members" ; of council.

(6) .In paragraph (/) section five, before the S. 5 (f). word " D i r e c t o r " there s h a l l . b e inserted Ex officio the words " vioerchancellor the " ; and tor members. the word " P r e s i d e n t " there shall be substituted tho word "Cha i rman . "

(c) In section eleven— S. 11'. (i.) for the words " and vice-chancellor " Election of

there shall be substituted the words chancellor " a n d deputy-chancellor"; and

(ii.) at the end of the section there shall bo , inserted the following new sub-section:

" (2) In the absence ot the chancellor, Powers and or during a vacancy in the office of j " ! ^ 3 . . . chancellor, or during the inability of chancellor, the chancellor to act, the deputy-chancellor shall have all the powers and duties of the chancellor " ;

(d) In section twelve, for the word " vice-ohan- S. 12. ce l lor" (wherever occurring) there shall be Chairmanship substituted the word " deputy-chancellor " ; ot council

(e) In section twenty-eight— S. 28. (i.) after the word " chancellor " there shall Professorial

be inserted the words " deputy-chancel- boa rd-lor " ;

(ii.) paragraph (a) ot sub-section (2) is hereby repealed; and

(iii.) sub-section (3) is hereby repealed;

(/) In sub-section (4) of section th i r ty , for the S. 30. word " pres ident" there shall be substituted As to the word " chairman " ; aud submission of

proposed statutes, &c, to professorial, board, &c.

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1 2 8 B THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1033.

•S. 32. Endowment to be available for defraying stipend of vice-chancellor.

The University of Melbourne to be same corporation before and after chang* ot constitution •of council.

(g) In section thirty-two, before the words " the several professors" there shall be inserted the words " the vice-chancellor."

(3) The body politic and corporate of The University of Melbourne shall be and be deemed t o be the same body politic and corporate notwithstanding the change of the constitution of the council thereof pursuant to this section, and no action matter or thing shall be abated or affected thereby.

UNIVERSITY ACT 1933

VICTORIA.

ANNO V.TCESIMO QUARTO

GEORGII QUINTI REGIS

No. 4166.

A n Act to amend Section Thir ty-four of t h e Univers i ty A c t 1928.

[29th December, 1933.]

BE it enacted by the Kind's Most Excellent Majesty by and with the advice and con

sent of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of Viotoria in this present Parliament assembled and by the authority of the same as follows (that is to say) :—

1. This Act may be cited as the University short title (Grant) Act 1933 and shall be read and construed construction as one with the University Act 1928 (hereinafter an<1 citation called the Principal Act) aud any Acts and enact- Nos. 3796, 3942, ments amending the same all of which Acts and ???J Sl *'• enactments aud this Act may be cited together as u ie the University Acts.

2. As on from and after the first day of July One Amendments of thousand nine hundred and thirty-four, in section N o 3796 8- 3*-thirty-four of the Principal Act— Additional

(a) for the words "each of the ten financial years commencing on the first day ot July One thousand nine hundred and twenty-three " there shall be substituted the words " every financial year " ;

1 2 8 D THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1933.

(6) for the words " Eight thousand five hundred pounds " there shall be substituted the words " Six thousand pounds " ;

(c) paragraph (a) of the said section shall be repealed ; and

(d) the expression beginning " Of the sum " and ending " amount so specified " shall be repealed.

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