BENEFACTIONS.

LIST OF PRINCIPAL BENEFACTIONS MADE TO • THE UNIVERSITY or-' M'KLBOUKNG SINCI; ITS FOUNDATION- IN 1853.

ISO! SLUSCR1RERS 'Sec. rt. \V. ltrsriK.1) isw Shakespeare Scholarship. 1K71 HENRY TOLMAN DWIGHT soon Prizes for llistor.v and Education. .,._. i EDWARD WILSON / ifliiu ""' "(LAClll.AN J1AUKINNOX '. " Argus Scholarship in Engineering. 1S73 SIK (iEnllUE- EEROUSOX. ISOWEN Kill I'ri/.i; for Knglish Kasay. 1S73 .IOIIX HASTIE .... 10,140 (icncral Endowment 1S73 GOI'ERE Y HOW ITT moo Scholarships in Natural History. 1S73 Sill WILLIAM KOSTER STAWELL osr, Scholarship in Engineering. 1S75 SIR SAMUEL WILSON 30,000 Kn.-cuon of WilHon Hall. 1S33 JOHN DIXSOK WYSELASKIE - sum Scholarships 1SS4 WILLIAM THOMAS MOLLISON smm .•Scholarships iu Modern Languages. 1SS4 SUBSCRIBERS .... ISO Prize for Mathematics in memory of I'mf. Wilson. 1SS7 WILLIAM CHARLES KERNOT • 2000 Scholarships for Physical and (Jlu-mical Research. 1S57 FRANCIS ORMOND • 20,000 Professorship ot Music. . 1SO0 ROBERT DIXSON 10,S)7 Scholarships in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics ami Engineering.. ISiHI SUBSCRIBERS ..-• S217 Ormond Exhibitions in Music. IS'.U JAMKS OEoRrtE UEA.VEY 30011 Scliolarships in Surgery and Pathology. 1S04 DAVID KAY - - - - - 5704 Caroline Kay Scholarships. IS',17 SUBSOIUUERS 7ii'i Research Scholarship in liiology in memory of Sir .lames MacPain. 1002 ROBERT ALEXANDER Wltli'iUT 1000 Prizes for Music and for Mechanical Engineering, 1002 WILLIAM CHARLES KERNOl'- III0I) Metallurgical Lalioratory Equipment. 11)03 .lOHX HENRY MACEARLAND- Um Metallurgical Laboratory Equipment. 1003 C.RADUATES' EUND - 4(!C (Jencral Expenses. 11)03 TEACHING STAKE 11SO General Expenses. Including I'lUlKKSSnK Sl'KNCEK L'lMKHKriuii OKKOORY - 100 1'ltOKEySOR MAMMON " - 100 1003 SUBSCRIBERS .... Pri/c in memory of Alexander Sutherland. 1803 GEORCJK McARTlIUR - Library of 2500 Hooka. 1904-5 SUBSCRIBERS TO UNIVERSITY FUND BJSXJSFA CTTOSS (Continued) President—.IANKT LADY CLAKKF. Treasurer—HKNKY BUTI.KR Secretary— CIIABLEK BAGE SPEC1A L FOIL* DATJUXS— MRS. AUBREY BOWEN - ' - 500 Equipment of Pathological Museum. HENRY BOURNES HIGGINS - - - 1000 Scholarship for Study of Poetry. DAVID SYME 3000 Prize for Scientific Research in Australia. FREDERICK SIIEPl'ARD GRIMWADE 1000 Prize for Technical Chemical Research. MR. AND MRS. A. E. T. 1'AYNE AND/ ,n„ Exhibition in Veterinary Science. MR AND MRS. .1. W. 1'AYNE i 4UU SIR HENRY JOHN WRIXON - «00 Exhiliition in Agriculture. MEMBERS OF BAR ASSOCIATION - 647 John Madden Exhibition in Law. SUBSCRIBERS (Sec, R. J. LAUKINU) - 1055 Chamher of Commerce Exhibition, rid Prizes at Commercial Ex:miillations DOSATIOSS OP £100 ASD UPWARDS— ANDREW CARNEGIE - - - - 1000 Buildings and Equipme'iit. PROPRIETORS OF "THE ARGUS" - 100 NIEL WALTER BLACK - - - - 100 MRS. WALTER BRIDGES - - - 100 JANET LADY CLARKE - . - - 100 SIMON' FRASER 100 SIR SAMUEL G1LLOTT - 100 JOHN GRICE 100 WESLEY R. HALL 100 ALICE MANIFOLD 100 EDWARD MANIFOLD .... 100 WILLIAM T. MANIFOLD . . • - 100 DAVID ORME .MASSON - 100 MELBOURNE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 205 MRS. ALBERT MILLER - 100 MRS. EDWARD MILLER - loo WALTER BALDWIN: SI'ENCER • • 100 GEORGE ALEXANDER STEPHEN • • 100 JOHN TRAILL - 100 WILLIAM WEATHF.RLY - - - - - 105 MRS. WILLIAM WEATHERLY - - 100 OT II Hit DOXA'l'JONS 1280 1007 MRS. EDITH LANSELL 1200 George Lansell Scholarship in Mining Engineering. 1907 MRS. JESSIE LEGGATT 1000 Scholarship in Law. 1908 WILLIAM CHARLES KERNOT ... - 200 Research Scholarship in Geology. 190S SUBSCRIBERS Ill Equipment of Anatomy School. ANNUAL REPORT, 1907-8.

RKFORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY FROM :31ST JULY, 1907, TO 3 1ST JULY. 100H.

Tu Hl.S EXUKLLKNCV SlK TllOJIA.S GIBSON-CAR.MICIIAKI,, K.C.M.G., GOVKBSOU OK VlCTOllIA. SIB,— I have, tiro honour', in accordance with Section 21 oi tho University Act, 1S90, to submit to your- Excellency the following report-of the proceedings of the 'University during the past year :-•-

1.—INCREASE OK NUMBERS. The increase in the number of students in the last five years is shown in the following Table, in -which students of the Coiisurviitoriiirn of Music arc not included. The figures for- 1908 are made up to tho end of the First Term only, and include Research Student's, who are for the first time taken into account in these tallies :— Taking Full „.. Year. Course for Singl„ ,He Subje, ?.,.' . Total- • I legree. 190+ 4r,9 84 ... ma 19(1-) ... r,31 ... L'Ui ... 74-7 19ll(.i ... 58S ... 20ii ... 785 19U7 ... fil'S ... 258 ... 8S(i 1908 ... (i77 ... 22'ii ... 900

2.—STUDENTS ATTENDING LECTURES. The following table shows the number of stiidenls attending lectures at the University during the year 1907 (including Evening Lectures):— 5-14 ANNUAL REPORT, 1(107-1003.

Schools. ll ll Is u i t

42 Arts • •:« — LIS 237 Education - - 34 17 - ... :".l Science - - 10 12 13 ... -- 12 :,:;

Law - 2S 0 n 7 - 24 70

Medicine 100 r.3 f.4 62 41 IS 31S

1 Denti.-try - -• 2 2 - (il li!)

Engineering 2S 17 ii 11 - r, 711 Agriculture 4 - - 4 Public Health - s " - - - f.

Total - .01 13!) IIS 72 41 ihS SSO

The number attending Evening Lectures was 1.18; the number of women studerrts was 14,-i ; the rr umber' of Free Students nominated by the Education Department was— For Education, 38 ; for Agriculture, 1.

3.—CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC The following table shows the number of students attend­ ing the Cimservatorium of Music during the year- 1907:—

£> J. '-~ p>

Degree of Mus. Hii' i 1

Diploma in Music is 11 4 Other Students

Total 10 13 . Of these 7 were men, 87 women students. r ANNUAL REPORT, 1007-100S. . )43

•1-.—ANNUAL KXA MTNATIONS. The number of candidates for- degrees of Bachelor and for Diplomas who presented themselves arrd who passed their respective Annual Examinations in the past Academic Year is shown in the following table :—

Kirst Second Third l-'ourth Year. Yecir. Year. Y'ear. _. School*. ~3 3 p oi P •Ji 1 ! 1 1 | 1 rt 1 Art* • 30 2il 3. 2S 20 ( 20 _. . _. !» S3 Kducation - 31 20 l(i | 9 - - 47 30 S dene-e­ If) 10 14 12 13 ' 12 - - 42 34 ra w 27 15 10 il 11 1 10 S 7 fit) 41 Dentistry - 4 3 - - 2 j 1 2 2 S (1 Kngineering •m 17 13 | 12 !. | 0 11 11 f>!( 40 4 Agriculture 4 2 '" - j - 2 Music • 111 10 13 10 r. | :. " | " 37 31 The following are tho corresponding figures of th" Divi­ sional Examinations in the Medical Course:—

MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS.

DIVISION' I. DIVISION U. DIVISION IU,

Subdivision Subdivision Subdivision Subdivision A. A. H. 546 ANNUAL KKPOHT, 1907-190S.

The following is the number of those who passed the examinations for- Higher Degrees:— By Examination - M:D„ I ; M.S., 1; M.C.E., I. By Thesis - - M.M.H., 1.

5.—DEGKEKS CONPKKRED. Thc number' of degrees conferred aud diplomas granted during the year 1907-S. including adrrrissioris ad eundem gradum, is given below :— Bachelor of A rts - 20 Bachelor ot Scierrce - - - 11 Bachelor uf Laws - - - ' - (i Bachelor of Medicine - - - 3(> Bachelor of Surgery - - -37 Bachelor of Civil Engineering - (i Bachelor of Mining Kngineering - 3 Bachelor of Music - - - - 1 Bachelor of Dental Surgery - - 2 Master of Arts - 13 Master of Science 2 Master1 of Laws 1. Master of Surgery 1 Master of Civil Engineering - - 2 Master of Mining Engineering . - 1 Doctor of Letters 1 Doctor of Science - - - - 3 Doctor of Laws - - - - 1 Doctor of Medicine - - - - 9 Diploma in Music - . - - 4 Diplorrra of Education - - - J1

Ii.—PUBLIC EXAM (NATIONS. The following return shows the number of candidates who presented themselves for and who passed the Primary, Matriculation, Junior and Senior' Public and Junior Com­ mercial Examinations during 1907, and the percentage of passes in each case: ANNUAL Ul'.POITI 547

Primary 300 lis ;12.S Matriculation ami Junior Public KlfiS 4-in 40.2 Junior Commercial SO 20 ;«.r. Senior Public 14S ft". ilS.l

7.—LOCAL EXAMINATIONS IN MUSIC. The following table shows the number of candidates who entered for and passed the Examinations in Music conducted by the Conservatoriuni ExamiiiaViun Hoard during the year 1907-S. Kutc-n-d. 1'iL-^ed. September, 1907 - 1201 SOI. May, 1908 - - 352 229

Total n;o3 10S0

S.—COUNCIL. Sir John Madden aud Sir1 Henry Wrixon have been re­ elected Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor respectively for tho year 190S. Mr. William Thwaites, M.A, M.C.K., Chief Engineer of the Melliourrre and Metropolitan Board of Worts,-who had been a member of lire Coirncil and of the Faculty of Engineering since October, 1S'.)0, died in December, 1907. The Hon Theodore Pink has been elected a member of the Council in his place. 548 ANNUAL HHI'OKT, 10O7-IH0S.

The seat- Occupied on the Council by the Honourable George Swinburne, M.L.A.., Minister of Agriculture, having become vacant; the Hon. Ewen Hugh Cameron, M.L.A., Minister of Public Works, was appointed a member of the Council in November, 1907. He resigned in the following March, and Mr. Swinburne was reappointed a member1 by the Governor-in-Council. The following have been re-elected members of the Council for1 a period of five years:—Sir Henry Wrixon, K.C.M.G., M.A.; the Archbishop of Melborrrne (Herrrv Lowther Clarke, M.A., D.D.): Professor Allen, M.I'j.; Mr. John Crice, B.A., LL.B.; Mr. Frank Tate, MA., l.S.O. Leave of absence for1 twelve months from the 1st January, 190S, was granted to the Archbishop of Melbourne to enable him lo visit Europe. Leave of absence for a similar period was granted to Dr. Leeper in March, 19oS.

9.—THE FACULTIES. Dr. J. 11, MacFarland and Mr. L. A. Adamson have been appointed by the Council members of the Faculty of Arts for three years under- Section 3 of Statute IV., in place of Miss S. Williams, M.A., and Dr. Leeper, who have resigned. Alterations have been made in the Statutes by which the Inspector-General of the Insane and the Medical Inspector of the Boai'd of Public 'Health become ex officio member's of the Faculty of Medicine.

10.—THE PROFESSORS. Mr. ,1. A. Gilruth, M.K.C.V.S., F.K.S.K., Chief Veteri- na-riiia to the Government of New Zealand, has been appointed to the new position of Professor of Veterinary Pathology and Director- of the Stock Disease's Research Institute. Mr. Gilruth will, begin his work iu February, 1909. Professor ''Harrison Moore has been granted leave to accept the position of Advisor to the 'Victorian Government on tho Constitutional character of-Commonwealth Legisla­ tion; and Mr. E. 0. G. Shann, M.A.., has been appointed ANNUAL RISPOHT, 1007-100S. 549

Assistant Lecturer in Constitutional History and Law and Public International Law in order to relieve Professor Moore of portion of bis work. Leave of absence was granted to Professor Tucker from March to December, 1908, to enable him to visit Europe, the wor-k irr Classical Philology being taken during his absence by Mr. W. Kerry ami Mr. E. VV. Cornwall. Leave of absence was granted to Professor Osborne for six months, from October, 1907, his work during his absence being taken by Dr. J. F. Wilkinson, Dr. R. Stawell, aud Mr. A. C. H. Kothora.

11.—UNIVERSITY ARCHITECT. A vacancy in the position of University Architect was caused in August, 1907, by the death of Mr. F. ,T. Smart, F.R.V.I.A., the last surviving member of the firm of Reed, Smart & Tappin, who have been Architects to the University since the death of Mr. Joseph Reed in 1S90. The position has not as yet been refilled, the worts now irr progress being entrusted to Mr. M. G. Peebles.

12.-• LECTURERS AND DEMONSTRATORS. Mr. W. Beattie Smith, F.R.C.S., resigned his position as Instructor in Mental Diseases at the beginning of 190S, and received the thanks of the Council for his services. The instruction in Mental Diseases is now given bv Dr. W. L. Mullen and Mr. W. H. Barker, M.R.C.S." The following new appointments of Lecturers and Demonstrators have been made during the year:— History—Evening Lecturer— E. 0. G. Shann, M.A. Classics—Evening Lecturer— ll. L. Blackwood, M.A. Plrvsies—J unior .Demonstrators — H. K. Hainley, li.A. A. L. Kossiter. Aniitorrry—Demonstrator— H. Douglas Stephens, M.D., M.S. 550 ANNUAL KKl'ORT, I!)O7:100S.

Bacteriology—Assistant Demonstrator— A. VV. Adeney. Pathology—Demonstrators— P. G. Dane, M.B., B.S. T. S. Hutchings, MB., B.S. Chemistry—Junior Demonstrators— G. Arrrpt, B.Sc. Leila Green, H.Sc. Martha Scott, B.Sc. Brcnda Sutherland, B.Sc. J. E. Pound. A. .1. Robertson.

13.—EXAMINERS. The followirrg additional exarrrinei s have been appointed dm'ing the year :— 1. For Medical Course. Medicine— Dr. Howard. Clinical Medicine— Dr. Maudsley. , Dr. W. R. Boyd (during absence of Dr. Maudsley, May, 190S). Surgery— Dr. Stirling. Clinical Surgery— Mr. G. A. Syme, F.R.C.S. Materia Medica— Dr. Benrrie. Therapeutics— Dr. C. Bage. Obstetrics— Dr. Felix Meyer. Anatomy — M)'."G. C. Ronnie, F.R.C.S. Forensic Medicine— Mr. John Brett, M.K.C.S. 2.' For the M.D. Degree- Medical Ophthalmology-- Dr. J. W. Barrett. ' Diseases of Children— Dr. P. B. Bennie and Dr. Cole. ANNUAL RKPOKT, 1007-HXlS. 551

v3. For Engineering Courses (Honorary Co-Examiners)— Surveying, Part 1.-•- Mr. J. T. Lupsorr. Surveying, Parts II. and III.— Professor Kemot. Hydraulic. Engineering— Mr. C. E.Oliver. M.C.E. Civil Engineering, Part 1.— Mr. VV. R. Rennick, M.C.E. Civil Engineering, Part II.— Mr. J. MonaslV, M.C.E. Mining— Mr. Donald Clark, M.C.E., M.M.E. Metallurgy— Mr. F. Mouslcy, F.I.C., and Mr. D. Clark, M.C.E., M.M.E. •K For Mus. Bac. Degree and Diploma in Music— Mr. W. G. Price, Mus. Doe. Mr. W. A. Lavcr, Mr. II. A. Thomson. Mr. Ernest Wood. o. For the Diploma of Education (Practice of Teaching)— Mr. W. Hamilton, B.A,, and Mr. W. S. Little­ john, M.A. I). For the Diploma of Public Health— Dr. W. P. Norris. Dr. VV. A. Wood. Mr-. F. E. T. Cobb. Mr. E. Robertson. 7. For' the Shakespeare Scholarship— Mr-. VV. L. Murdoch, M.A.. and Mr. A. T. Strong, M..A. S. For the H. B. Higgins Scholarship- Mr. W. L. Murdoch, M.A. Mr. Maurice-Carton, M.A. Mr. W. von Dechend. !). For- the Mollison Scholarship in Italian— Mr-. P. Baracchi and Mr. VV. E. Cornwall. 10. For Theses for the M.D. Degree— Dr. J. F. Wilkinson and Dr. A. J. Wood. 552 ANNUAL HlCl'OKT, 1007-1008.

11. For Theses for the D.Sc. Degree— Professor- Bragg (Adelaide). Mr. Dun (Sydney). Professor Lyle. Professor Skeats. 12. .For Theses for the Litt.D. Degree— The Reverend Canon Bigg (Oxford), in place of Professor1 S. Alexander- (Manchester). Professor Mitchell (Adelaide). Professor Laurie. 13. For Theses for- M.C.K. and M.M.E. Degrees - Mr. A. H. Merrin, Mr. A. L, Mills, and Mr. H. H. Schlapp. 14. Professor Masson was relieved of his duty as Examiner at the Final Honour Kxamination iir March, 1900, his place being taken by Dr. Steele aud Dr. Green. 15. For Junior and Senior Public and Commercial Exami­ nations. I'.'OS:— Suliject Kirst, Kxaminer Second Kxaininer ICiiL'lish - .Mr. A. T. Sl.rous; Miss K. I.iui'lium Oeojrrauln (Junior) Mr. J. A. I.eaeh Mr. H. S. Summers History - .Mr. .1. A. Ailliill- Hr. J. I'. Wilson Aritliniclie - Mr. K. I-'. .). Lose .Mr. II. .1. A. Hainan! Al(.'uhra - I'roi. .Nanson Mr. A. M, Neshilt 'Jeometry - Mr. A. M. Neshitt Mr. (I. (.undersell Trigonometry - Or. ,1. 1'. Wilson Mr. K. ,S. Cross Frem-h - M. .Mauriee-Carton Mrs, (•",. Wnnil Oerman - Mrs. K. Wooil Mr. A. T. Strong l.atin - Mr. W. Kerry Mr. K. W. Cornwall . M. Caiew Smyr.li Mr. -I. T. Lupson Chemistry - Mr. [',. 1). Steele Mr. A. Hart Physiology - Mr. W. Fielder Dr. .1. F. Wilkinson Physics • Mr. Kerr Grant Mr. It .1. A. liarnaiil Uookkeeping-. ete. Mr. A. C. Morley Mr. .1, I'. Hainbridge Shorthand - Mr. K. l-i. I.oug-hran Mr. II. K. Wade Typewriting- • Mr.'C. I.. Hewitt Mr. A. C. Morley ANNUAL HKPOHT, 1907-lOOS. 553

For Senior Examinations only. Subject First Kxaininer Second Kxaininer .Mechanics . Mr. li. .1. A. Harnani Mr. .1. A, Gray Geography - Prof. Skeats Mr. ,I..A. Leach ecology - Prof. Skeats Mr. (1. 1.!. Pritchard Principles oi Com- merce - Mr. A. C. Morley Mr. ,1, A. Arthur l.:

Compositiol Mr. M. P. Hansen Mr. A. Hart ,'c Writing Kn..-li.-li : Mr. A. Fussell c.ography Mr. II. S. Summers ; Mr. .I. A. I.eaeh Mrs. W. S. Laurie Mr. .). A. Arthur

Arithmetic Mr. A. Han Mr. li. F. Hussell Algebra Mr. K. S. Cross Mr. Kerr Grant Gconieirv Mr. Kerr (Iran. Mr. K. S. Cross

1~ French Mr. II. K. M. Walker I M. Maurice-Carton German Mr. W.vun l.iecbend j Mrs. W. S. Laurie Latin Mr. K. H. Ulrich j Mr. II. C. Winneke Greek Mr. H. C. Winneke • Mr. K. II. Ulrich

Klementarv Mr. M. P. Hansen j Mr. Kerr Grant Physical Siiencc IJntany Miss.I. White ; Miss G. Sweet

Iirawim Mr. .1. T. l.ilpson Mr.l'.M.CarewSmyth .'):)4 ANNUAL UKPORT, l!)O7-1003.

14.—D.N'IVERSITV REPRESENTATIVES. The following have been appointed during the year as representatives of the University on prrblic bodies : Council of the Working Merr's College— Professor Kernot and Dr. Bride. Council of Legal Education— Sir'Henry Wrixon and-Dr. Bride. Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee— Professor' Lyle. 15.—DAVID SYME PRIZE, The annual prize of .£100 founded in 1905 by Mr. David Syme for the best thesis based rrpon original work in Bio­ logy, Chemistry, Geology or Natural Philosophy, open to all persons resident in Ansti'alia for not less than five years, has been awarded to Basil Kilvington, M.D., Melbourne, for his researches on " The Regeneration of Nerves."

KJ.—KHO.DES SCI1OLAKSH1P. Thc Rhodes Scholarship for 1908 was awarded by the Selection Committee to P. E-. Lc Contour, B.A. (Queen's College). 17.—BACTEEIOLOC1 ICA L LA BORATORY, The Report of the Bacteriological Laboratory for 1907, which is contained in an Appendix to this Report, shows the following statistics of examinations, in addition to teaching arrd research work aud sundry unclassified investiga­ tions :— Examinations of disease specimens for the Board of Public Health, the Hospitals, and Medical Prac­ titioners, :

IS.—SPECIAL CLASSES. 'I'he usual classes in Dairy Bacteriology for Butter Factory Managers conducted by Dr. Bull iu May, 1908, were attended by 11 students. Dr. Bull also conducted a post-graduate course in Clinical Bacteriology, which was attended by 30 medical graduates.

19.—STATUTES AND REGULATIONS. The Amendments of Statutes and Regulations adopted during the year' are set out in an Appendix to this Report. The most-important-matters dealt with are:—The conditions for the award of the George Lansell and Jessie Leggatt Scholarships; the opening of the D.Sc. Degree to other than Science graduates who can show that they have received an adequate scientific training ; the introduction into the En- giueeringKcgulations of aclarrse requiring students to under­ go training irr Ambulance work before obtaining a Degree; a provision allowing Arts students under certain conditions to corrrplete their course by passing at the Final Honour Exarrrination; and an exterrsiorr of the course in Anatomy for Dental students.

20.-NEW BUILDINGS. In December, 1907, the Government made a grant of .£4,500 (subsequently increased to £6,'i0()), for the erec­ tion of additional, accommodation for the Departments of Anatorrry and Pathology. The work was at once put in hand under the supervision of Mr. Peebles, and is now almost completed. A rrew storey has boon added to the North and West wirrgs and to part of the South wing of the New Medical School, providing a new Museum, Work­ shop, Optical and Research Rooms, and a spacious and well- ventilated Dissecting Room with Bone Room attached for the Department of Anatonry, and large, well-lighted Laboratory and Research Laboratories for the Department of Pathology. The Lecture Theatre has at the same time been remodelled and enlarged. The sum granted by the Government being insufficient for thc completion of the projected alterations, the balance of the University Appeal Fund of ]90o, arrrouriting to about 550 ANNUAL RKPOItT, 11)07-1 DOS.

•£500, has been used for the purpose, and donations from the Medical Association and from medical practioners have rendered it possible to provide a portion of the new equip­ ment required for the Liissecting Room and the Museum or' Anatomy. Thc new rooms of the Pathology Department remain for the present unequipped. It is estimated that a. sum of about £\ .500 is still required to complete the fittings of the two Departments.

21..—MINING SCHOOL. The most serious defect" of the new Mining School—the absence ot air Ore-Treatment Plant for teaching purposes— will, it is-hoped, be remedied before the beginning of the next Academic year, the Government- having prorrrised a contriliution of .£2,000 for this purpose on coiioition that a similar snrrr is obtained from other sources. Mr. II. H. Schlapp, who has takerr the greatest interest irr the work of the school, has given a donation of .£400 towards the same object, and a number of prominent manufacturers and mining companies have promised donations in money or machinery. A more general appeal is now being made, with every prospect of success.

22.—VETERINA1!Y SCHOOI.. Iu accordance with the recommendations of the com­ mittee appointed by the University and the Minister of Agriculture, in 190ri, the Government has decided to provide an annual endowment of ,£:i250 for thc establishment of a Veterinary School, and a sum of .£-1000 for the erection of a Stock Diseases Research Institute in connection with the school. The school is to be controlled by the Council of the University, on the advice of a Faculty appointed partly by the University and partly by the Minister; of Agriculture, the funds being kept entirely separate from other Univer­ sity funds. Tho first step towards the establishment of the school has been taken by the appointment of Mr. J. A. Gilruth as Pro­ fessor of Veterinary Pathology and Director' of the Stock- Diseases Research Institute. ANNUAL liKPOKT, 1O07-100S. 557

The necessary Regulations for the institution of courses for a Degree and a Licence irr Veterinary Medicine have been drawn up and are now before the Council. Final action cannot, however, be taken until an Act has been passed to carry out the Government's intention of providing an endowment for a term of not less than ten years.

2o- —INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL MEDICINE. The negotiations for the establishment of air Institute of Tropical Medicine at Townsville have been continued during the year. 'I'he Universities of Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide have agreed upon a. scheme by which the Institute will be managed by"the Senate of the University of Sydney, with the assistance of a Committee representing the Govern­ ment of Queensland and thc three Universities; the first- Director being appointed for a term of five years by a Joint Committee of the Royal Society of London and the Schools of Tropical Medicine of London and Liverpool. Contribu­ tions to the initial expenses will be made by the three Universities, while the annual expenditure will be provided for by grants from the Commonwealth and Queensland Governments. The Colonial Office has also agreed to con­ tribute .£400 from the Tropical Diseases Research Fund.

24.—GO VERNMENT RESEARCH SCHOLA RSHTPS. In March, 1908, the Government made a special grant of .£1,000 for the institution of Scholarships for Scientific Research. The Regulations drawn up by thc University and approved by the Premier provided that the Scholarships should be open to all persons whether members of the University or not who gave evidence of their capacity to carry out research work. Seventeen applications were received, and Scholarships or Bursaries were awarded to the following to enalile them to conduct research during the year':— ScHoi.Ausinrs OK ,£.l.ri(i. .1. T. Jutsou (Working Merr's College).— Geological examination of auriferous country of Warrandvte. 558 ANNUAL KKPORT, 1907-1903.

H. St. John Summers, B:Sc.—, (a) Mapping of igneous rocks in Maccdoii area aud preparation of detailed accounts of the petrological characters and field relations of the rocks. (b) Relation of the Granite rocks to certain quartz porphyrites arrd dacites irr the Strat-hbogie Ranges. Georgina Sweet, D.Sc.— The endoparasites of Australian Stock. Jean White, M.Sc.— (a) The conditions of germination of old-and resistant seeds. (b) Contributions to the Flora of Australia.

BURSARIKS OF £50. Basil Kilvington, M.D. (a) The arrairgenrcnt of the regenerating nerve fibres after simple division and suture. (b) The arrangement and character of the nerve fibres after bridging by various methods. G. A. Arnpt, B.Sc— The effects of drainage and fertilizers on the distribu­ tion of plant foods in the soil. Freda Bage, M.Sc — Contributions to our knowledge of Australian Earth­ worms. A. W. D. Robertson, M. B.B.S. Anthropological Survey of thc skulls of Australian Aboriginals. Margaret Scott, B.Sc— The equilibriurrr existing between solutions ofpotassiiuu and nickel oxalates and the double oxalate of potassium and nickel.

BURSARIES OF .£25. Leila Green, B.Sc.— The Chemistry of Selenium and of Persulphates. Brenda Sutherland. B.Sc.— The Chemistry of Selenium and of Persulphates. ANNUAL KKPOKT, 1007-100S. 559

25. —ORMOND EXIilBITCC)NS. The fund established by public subscription in 1S92 for the foundation of Exhibitions in Music in connection with the Ormond Chair of Music has increased hy accumulations from ,£-"1,217 to d£(.i,71 1. The additional income has rendered it possible to increase to ten the number of Exhibitions annually provided by the Fund.

2o.—ARGUS AND STAWELL SCHOLARSHIPS. The Corpus of the Scholarship in Engineering founded by the proprietors of the "A.rgus" in 1S71 having increased by a.cciinrulation, so as to provide air income of over ,£(i0 a year', the Scholarship has in accordance with the original Regulation been changed from a biennial to an annual Scholarship. The Stawell Scholarship, which has hitherto been awarded in the Civil Engineering course alternately with the Argus Scholarship, has at the sarrre rime been altered into a Scholarship of .£40, to be awarded annually fer Research in some branch of Engineering.

27.—PROFESSOR KERNOT RESEARCH SCHOLAR­ SHIPS. In celebration of tire completion of the 25th year of his Professorship, Professor Kernot has increased the endow­ ment of the Research Scholarships, founded by liim in 1887, by .£200, so as to provide a sum sufficient to allow of the foundation of an annual Scholarship of Ji'io for- Research in Geology, in addition to two biennial Scholarships of ,£70 in Chemistry arrd Natural Philosophy. 28.--GEOEGE LANSELL SCHOLARSHIP. Mrs. Edith Lansell, of Bendigo, has presented to the University the sum of ,£1,200 for the foundation of a Scholarship in Mining in memory of her late husband, Mr. George Lansell. In accordance with the conditions attached to the gift by Mrs. Lansell, the Government consented to grant an equal amount to the University for building purposes. .36 5G0 ANNUAL HKPOKT, 1007-100S.

29. — BE NE FACTIONS. The Council desires to acknowledge the donation by the executors of the late A. W. Howitt, D.Sc, of his notes and collection of specimens illustrating the geology of Victoria; the presentation of a collectiorr of alkali ire rocks by Dr. Jensen, of tlic Univei'sity of Sydney: arrd ot orchestral music by the managers of the Mai'shall Hall Or'chcstr'al Concerts; ami the following donations in money:— Towards the equipment-of the new Anatomical Museum and Dissecting Boom—The Melbourne Medical Association, X2I: Dr. M. U. O'Sullivan, d£50; Dr. F. Miller Johnson, .£20; Mr. G. C. Rennie, F.R'.C.S., .£10; Dr. F. llobill Cole, £5 5s,: Dr. Murray Morton, .£5 5s- To the Funds of the Bacteriological Laboratory—Dr. J. Wr. Barrett and Dr. W. P. Orr, £15. For Prizes in Anatonry—Dr. VV. Kent Hughes, ,£4 4s. For Prize in Metallurgy—Mr. 11. H. Schlapp, £9 9s. For Prize at the Conservatorium of Music—Miss Maude Harrington, .£50. For Prizes at Commercial Examinations — Mr. J. Chaleyer (French), £2 2s.; Deutsche!' Schulverein von Victoria (German), £3 'is.; Netherland Cham­ ber of Commerce for Australasia (Dutch), £ I 4s.; Anonymous (Book-keeping), £2 2s. A list of donations to the Library is appended.

I have the honour to be, Sir,

Your Excellency's most obedient Servant,

JOHN MADDEN, Chancellor. October 2(j(./i, 190*. APPENDIX A.

LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO LITERATURE AND SCIENCE PUBLISHED BY MEMBERS OF UNIVERSITY STAFF AND STUDENTS WORKING IN THE UNIVERSITY LABORA­ TORIES, JULY 31, 1907-.1ULY 31, 190S.

ARTS. Professor. Laurie— Materialism. Address as President of the Section of -Mental Science and Education at the 1907 meeting of the Australasian Association for the Advancement "f Science. Transactions, 190S. Professor Nairson— On a Theorem of Sugars. .Messenger of Mathematics, Sept. 1907, pp. 77, 78. -cSoO Note on the integral / (sinxjic(sinWi) ) d*. Messenger of / Mathematics, Dec 1.907, pp. 113, 114. A'otc on Turning Values. Messenger, of Mathe­ matics, Dec. '1907, jr. 115. Professor Tucker— Aeschylus, The Seven Against Xhehes. with Intro­ duction, Commentary, Critical Notes, Translation and a recension of the Scholia. Cambridge Uni­ versity Press, 190S. Emendations irr Atlienaeus. Classical Quarterly, .Inly. 190S, pp. 184-210. Professor Tucker and VV. Murdoch, M.A.— Illustrative Prose and Verse: a corrrpanion lo a New Primer of English Literature. Whitcombe & Toombs, Melbourne. 1908.

.3GA 562 APPKKDIX TO RKPOUT.

M. Maurice-Carton— Abrcive de 1'H.istoire de Franco. Whilcombc & Toombs. Melliourrre, 1908. Le Petit Francjiis Monthly. Whitcoinbe & Toombs, Melbourne, 1907-S. Le Framjais Classique. Monthly. Le Francais Co., Melbourne 1908.

LAW. Professor .Moore— The Privy Council and the Australian Constitution. Law Quarterly Review, October', 1907. The Legal Relations of the Slates of the Empire. Publications of Imperial Federation League of Victoria. Professor Moore arrd Mr. W'oinarski— Victorian Legislation for li)0li. .Journal of Com para- live Legislation, December, 1907.

BAC'1'KRIOI,O;.:;CAI. LABOU.VI'ORV. R. .1. Bull, M.l.)., B'.S., Director of the Bacteriological Laboratory— Annual Report for .Melbourne City Council for Year 1907. Investigations on Metropolitan Milk and Ice Cream Supply, &c. Modern Printing Com­ pany, Melbourne. Annual Report on Melbourne Water Supply for Year 1907. Melliourrre and Metropolitan Board of Works. 1908. Notice of Prevalence of l.idilcr Actinomycosis in Vic­ torian Dairy Cows. 'Report of the Department of Agriculture, Victoria, 1907. Glass Book of Practical Bacteriology.— Revised Edition. Stillwell & Co., Melbourne.' 1907. O. A. Sayc.e, Demonstrator of Bacteriology— Description of a New Keinar'kable Crustacean with .Primitive Malacoslraeaii Characters. Victorian Naturalist. Vol. XXIV. pp. 117 to 120, Nov.; 1907. Republished in the Annals and Magazine of Natural History, Ser. 8, Vol. I., April, 1908, pp. 350-355. UKSKAKCII WORK. 563

BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY. T. S. Hall, M.A., D.Sc, Lecturer on Biology— On the Occurrence of rr Marsupiurrr irr an F.chinoid belonging to the Genus Scutellina. Proc. Kov. Soc. Victoria, 20 (N.S.), pt. 2, 1907, pp. 140- 142. Note orr the Deposition of Bedded Xull's. Proc Roy. Soc. Victoria, 20 (N.S.), pt. 1, 1907, pp. 21-26, 1 pt. The Fauna of Australia. Conimonwealtli Year Book, 1908, pp. 103-110. Georgina Sweet, D.Sc— The Anatomy of Some Australian Amphibia. Pt. 1. A. The Openings of the Nephrostomes From the Coeloiu. P.. Tlie Connection of the Vasa ErTer- errtia with the Kidney. Proc. Roy. Soc. Vic­ toria, 20 (N.S.), pt. 2," 1907 p. 222.

BOTANY. Professor Ewart— Contributions to the Flora of Arrstralia No. li. Proc. Roval Society ot Victoria, Vol. XX., pp. 76-87, pi. 9-13. Contributions to the Flora of Australia. No. 7. Proc Roval Society of Victoria, Vol. XX., pp. 125- .139. Contributions to tiro Flora of Australia, No. 8. Vic­ torian Naturalist, XXIV'., pp. 190-194. On Supposed New Victorian Plant Records. Vic­ torian Naturalist, XXJ.V., pp. 8ti-88. Victorian Plant Records. Victorian Naturalist, XXIV., pp. 144-14(1. The Ascent of Water in Trees (2nd paper). Plril. Trans. Roval Society of London, Vol. 199, pp. 341-392, ligs. 1-10. On the Supposed Extracellrrlar Photosynthesis of Carbon Dioxide hy Chlorophyll. Proceedings Royal Society of London, Vol. 80, pp. 30-36. Seed Tables for Seedsmen, Farmers and Market Gardeners. Jotirn. of Agriculture of Victoria, Dec, 1907. 564 APPENDIX TO UKPORT.

Guildford or Onion Grass. Journ. of Agriculture of Victoria, Sep., 1907. The Movements of tire Soluble Constituents in Fine Alluvial Soil. Royal Soc. of Victoria, Vol. XX., pp. 38-58. Reprinted in Proceedings of the Society of Chemical Industry of Victoria, Sep., 1907," pp. 35-50. On tlie Systematic Position of flectorella caespitosa Hook. Joiir-n. Linn. Soc. London, Botany, 1907, PP. .1.-3. Professor Ewart and J. R. Tovcy— The Proclaimed Plarrts of Victoria. Issued in monthly parts with colored plates. Journal of Agriculture of Victoria, 190S.

Jean White, M.Sc.— The Influence of Pollination on the Respiratory Activity of the Gynaeceurn. Annals of Botany, Vol. XXL, pp. 487-199. The Formation of Red Wood in Conifers. Proc. Royal Soc. of Victoria, Vol. XX., pp. 107-124.

CHEMISTRY. D. Steele, D.Sc, Lecturer.- on Chemistry— The Velocity and Mechairisrrr of the Reaction between Iodine and Hypophosplrorous Acid. Transactions of the Cheurical Society (London), Vol.91, p. 1041. On the Electrolysis of Salt Solutions in Liquid Sulphur Dioxide at Low Temperatures. Transactions of the Faraday Society (London), Vol. 3.

CKOLOOY. Professor Skeats— Notes on the Geology of the Yon Yangs, Victoria. Arrst. Assoc Adv. of Science, May, 1908. Notes on the Geology of Moorooduc in the Morning- ton Peninsula. Proc Rov. Soc. Victoria. Vol. XX. (N.S.), pt. 2, 1907. UKSKAKC'II WOliK. 565

PATIKII.HUY. Professor Allen— Address as President of the Victorian Branch of. the British Medical Association and Medical Society of Victoria. I'ntercol. Med. Journal, Dec, 1907. '

PlIYSIOLIX.iY. Professor- Osborne-- The Haldanc-Srnith Method of Estimating the Oxygen Tension of the Arterial Blood. Journal of Physiology, Vol. 30, 1907. Body Temperature, arrd Periodicity. Proceedings of the Physiological Society, Journal of Physiology, Vol. 30, 1908. Professor Osborne arrd B. Kilvington, M.S., M.D.— Axon Bifurcation in Regenerated Nerves. Journal of Physiology, Vol. 37, 1908. B. Kilvingtoii, M.S., M.D.— An Investigation on the Regeneration of Nerves with Regard to the Surgical Treatment of Certain Paralyses. Part IV. British Medical Journal, 13th June, 1908. S. W. Patterson,. M.D.— A Contribution to thc Stiuly of Calcium Metabolism. Biochemical Journal, Vol. 3, 1907!

MLOICINK AND SUROKRY, &o. F. D. Bird, M.B., M.S., F.R.C.S., Lecturer on Surgery— On Dislocation of the Astragalus. Intercolonial Medical Journal July, 1908. James Jamieson, M.D.. Lecturer' on Medicine— Report orr the Sanitary Corrditiorr of thc City of Melbourne for 1907. Constipation and Its Treatment. Intercolonial Medical Journal, April, 1908. 566 APPUNDIX TO HHPOKT.

J. W. Springthorpe, M.D., Lecturer orr Therapeutics arrd Hygiene— Stokes-Adam's Disease (first Australian case). A ease of Gliosis of the Calamus Sciiptorius. Intercolonial Medical Journal, April, 1908.

ExttlS'KKRINO'. Professor Kernot— Quebec Bridge Disaster (3 papers). Victorian In­ stitute of Engineers. Nov. tith and Doc -Itli, 1907, Aug. 5th, 1908. Relation of Mathematics to Engineering. Victorian Institute of Engineers, March 4th, 1908. Report of Cement Specification Board, Dec 1907- June 1908 (Chairman, Professor Kernot). Gov­ eriiinent Printer, Melbourne

T. VV. Fowler, M.C.E., Acting Lecturer irr Civil Engineer­ ing— Abel Janscn Tasinan and Storm Bay. Royal Geo­ graphical Society of Australasia. Aug. 12th, 1907. The Navigation Problem of the Murray Mouth. Vic­ torian Institute of Engineers. July 3rd, 1907.

A. M. Henderson, M.C.E., Lecturer in Architecture— Building Regulations. Victorian Institute of Eugi ncei'S, Sept. -Itli, 1907.

J. T. Lupson, Instructor in Drawing— Collirnation. Victorian Institute of Surveyors, Jan. Sth, 1908.

James Mann, Assistant— Suitability of Australasian Timbers for Architec­ tural Purposes. Green & Farghcr. Melbourne, 1908. Also Proc K.V.LA., Sept., 1907. APPENDIX. 'li. LIST OP DONATIONS TO THE LIBRARIES For the Year Ending 31st July, 1908.

GENERAL LIBRARY. Publications of Universities: — In addition to many exchange Calendars, etc.: — Aberdeen: Studies. Athens: Epistcrnonikc Epcteris. California: Agriculture Bulletins. Cambridge: Guide to the Agricultural Experiments. Columbia: Quarterly. Glasgow: Apologetic of the New Testa­ ment, by E. F. Scott. Grenoble: Ainiales. Ilabana: l.tevista. Harvard: Contributions from the Jcller- sorr Physical Laboratory. Illinois: Engineering Bulletins. Johns Hopkins: Circulars. Kazan: Memoirs. Kyoto: Memoirs of the College of Science. Michigan: Studies. .Missouri: Science Studies; Laws Observatory Bulletin. Pisa: Arrrruli delle Uni vers! tii Toscanc Reimes: Travails'. St. An­ drew's: Publications 4-5. Tokyo: Journal of the College of Science. Toronto: Studies. Uruguay: Annies.

Proceedings, Transactions, etc, from the following Societies and Institutions ----- Adelaide Observatory. Adelaide School of Mines. Agricultural Research Institute, Pnsa, India. American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Boston. American Historical Association. Australian Museum, Sydney. Biological Club, Ohio University. Birmingham N. II. and Philosophical Society. Brit­ ish Museum. Cambridge Philosophical Society. Cape of Good Hope Observatory. Carnegie Institu­ tion .for the Advancement of 'leaching. Carnegie Institution of Washington. Colorado Agricultural College. Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago. I'icld Naturalists' Club of Victoria. Geological Society of London^(History). Greenwich Observa­ tory. Irrrpcrial Federation League. Institution of 568 APPKXDIX TO KKPOKT.

Civil Engineers, London. Instituto Geologico, Mexico. Isis (Gesellschaft), Dresden. Library of Congress, Washington. Linrrearr Society of N. S. Wales. Manchester Steam Users' Association. Michigan Academy of Science. Museum d'Histoire Naturelle, Marseille. National Museum, Melbourne. New Zealand Institute. Perth Observatory. Royal Colonial Institute. Royal .Institution. Royal Irish Academy. Royal Societies of Canada, Edinburgh, London, South Australia, Victoria. Royal Swedish Academy of Science. Royal Victorian Institute of Architects. Smithsonian Institution, and U. S. National Museum. S. African Philosophical Society. Zoological Society, Tokyo.

From Governments: — Australia (Conimonwealtli) : Journal of Patents; Parliamentary Debates: Parliamentary Papers; Statistical Bulletins; Year-book. Bengal: Pag Sam Jon Zang (History of Buddhism in India). Carrada: Geological Survey, Reports. Finland: Bulletin ol the Geological Commission. France: Courptc Rendu du Service Gi'ologique. du Snd de i'Algcrie. Great Britain: Geological Survey, Memoirs and Maps. Illinois: Geological Survey, Year-book. India: Epi- graphia Irrdica; Geological Survey, Memoirs and Records. Japan: Publications of the Earthquake Investigation Committee. 'Madras: Diary of A. R. Prilai '(1730-til). New South Wales:' Agricul­ tural Gazette; Geological Survey, Memoir's: Mines, Report: Statistical Register; Year-book. New Zea­ land: Agriculture, Bulletins and Report; Geological Survey, Bulletin; Lands, Report; Mineral Re­ sources; Mining Hand-book; Surveyor-General's Report; Year-book. Queensland: Mines, Re­ port. S. Australia; Agriculture, Journal; Record of the Mines; Review of Mining Operations. Tas­ mania: Geological Survey, Bulletin; Progress of the Mineral Industry. United States: Bureau of Education, Report; Bureau of Standards, Bulletin; Coast and Geodetic Survey, Report: Statistical Abstract. Victoria: Acts a"nd Parliamentary De­ bates; Agriculture, Journal and Report; Education, Reports; Geological Survey, Memoirs and Records; Mines, Report; Year-book. DONATIONS TO LIBRARY. 569

From Author, Translator, or Editor: — Langc, G.: The Kiver Pilcornayo. Les Quatrains de Pibrac trans, by E. Drr Farrr. Hermathena, Dub­ lin. The Melbourne Universitv Magazine. The Tri­ dent.

From Messrs. Dent & Co., London: — Bryan and Pinkertorr: Geometry . of the Conic. Scott. C. A.: Analytical Conies.

From .Messrs. Longmans arrd Co., London,:— Fidler, H.: Construction in Mild Steel. Grarrt, A. J.: Outlines of European History.

From Messrs. Macmillan and Co., London:— Macaulay, G. C.: James Thomson. Tucker, T. G.: Dccirrsus Primus.

From Messrs. W. and L. E. Gurley, Troy, N.Y.: — Manual of Engineering Instruments.

From Mr. F. R. Abbott, Philadelphia: — Michael, Helen Abbott: Studies in Plant Chemistry.

From Professor Ewart:— Farmer, J. B.: Introduction to Botany. Hovclacqiie, M.: L'Appareil W-getatif. Jackson, B. D.: Glossary of Botanical Terms. Pfelfci', VV.: Schlafljewegirngen der Blatt-organe. Poulscn and Trclease: Botanical Micro-chemistry.

From Professor Kernot: — Dobson, E.: Pioneer Engineering. Ilimmelwrighl, A. L. A.: San Francisco Earthquake arrd Fire; U.S. Irrigation Canals.

From Professor Moore: — Journal of Comparative Legislation. 570 APPKNDIX TO liKPORT.

MEDICAL SCHOOL LIBRARY.

(1).—.lour mils. Lancet, British Medical .Journal (presented by Pro­ fessor Allen) ; Birmingham Medical Review, British Gynaecological Journal, Dublin Journal of Medical Science, West London Medical Journal, St. Bartholo­ mew's Hospital Journal, Journal of the Sanitary Insti­ tute, Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, Aus­ tralasian Medical Gazette, Australasian Journal of Phar­ macy, Albany Medical Annals, Boston Medical and Sur­ gical Journal, Therapeutic Gazette, Montreal Medical Journal, United States Naval Medical Bulletin, Archives de Mcdecine Navale ct Coloniale, Le Physiologistc Russc, Repertoire de Pliainiacie, Scottish Medical and Surgical Journal (presented by Professor Berry).

(2).—Tniiii-ai-tioiis. Transactions of the Obstetrical Society of .London, Pathological Society of London, Clinical Society of Lon­ don, Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland, American Association of Surgeons. American Association of Physi­ cians, American Association of Obstetricians, American Derinatdlogical Association, American Larvngological Rhinological and Otological Society, American Ophthal- mological Association, American Orthopaedic Associa­ tion, Glasgow Pathological and Clinical Society, Ameri­ can Association of (ieiiito-ljiiiiary Sirrueuiis.

(S).—l/cpnl-lN. Scientific .Memoirs of the Medical and Sanitary Depart­ ments of the Government of India. Records of the Egyptian Government (School of Medicine). Reports of medical olliccr of the Local Government Board (with Sup­ plements). Thompson Yates aud Johnson Laboratory- Reports. University of Toronto: Papers from Chemical DONATIONS TO LIMKARV. 571

Laboratory. Papers from Wellcome Research Labora­ tory. Reports of Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, Massa­ chusetts Hospital, Philadelphia Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital, Bellevuc arrd Allied. Hospitals, Bristol Royal Infirmary, Craig Colony of Epileptics, Sonyca. N.Y. Middlesex Hospital Archives. Reports of Commissioners on Lunacy (England and Wales). Reports of Commis­ sioners on Lunacy (Scotland). Reports of Inspectors of Lunatic^ (Ireland). Reports from the Pathological Laboratory, Lunacy De|vt., N.S.W. Reports of Health of Navy (Great Britain). Report of Board of Agricul­ ture and Fisheries (England). Report of Surgeon-Gene­ ral of U.S. Navv. Studies from the Research Laboratory, Dept. of Health, New York, Vol. II. . United States Naval Medical Bulletin. Univei'sity of .Illinois Bulletin. George Washington University, Bulletin, Vol. VI.

i-'l).— Vila! XlntislwH, do. Vital Statistics of New South Wales; Statistical Register of New South Wales; " A.B.C." of Queensland Statistics; Queensland ''"'Government Gazette"; Vic­ torian Year-book; Commonwealth of Australia Year- Book; New Zealand OMicial Year-Book; Statistics of New Zealand; Statistical Abstract of United States; Fiji Government Gazette; Fiji Royal Blue-Book.

(ii) —. -(In Inlnjiiinx. Index Catalogue of Library of Surgeon-General, U.S.A.: of Scientific Literature, Physiological and Ostcolngical Specimens, Royal College of Surgeons, Eng.

(G).—Cnlcml'trs- und liciiixlum. Medical Register (United Kingdom). Dentists' Reg­ ister (United Kingdom). Royal College of Surgeons, England. Royal College of Physicians, England. Royal University of Ireland. School of Medicine, Royal Col­ leges of Edinburgh. Loudon School of Medicine for Women. Harvard University. Johns Hopkins University (Medical Department). University of Tokyo. Uni­ versity College Bristol. University of Durham. Uni­ versity College Hospital Medical School. •>rl APPUNDIX TO IIKPORT.

(1).—Hooka. From the authors:—Dr. VV. G. A. Robertson: .Manual* of Medical Jurisprudence. Toxicology, and Public Health. Dr. VV. Ewart: Res Medica, Res "Prrblica. Dr. A. B. Jirdson: Growth and Deformity. Professor arrd Mrs. Osborne: German Grammar for Science Studerrts. From Mrs. Helfernan: Sajous, 45 vols.; Braithwaitc, 40 vols.; various, 25 vols. From Dr. Jamieson: '"Brain," Vols. I.-XIL, Sarnmlung Kliiiischcr Vortrage. 3 vols.: Schmidt's Jahrbuchcr, 59 vols. From Carnegie Institute of Washington: The Inllnence of Inanition orr .Metabol­ ism. GENERAL ACCOUNT—STATEMENT of RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE for the Year, 1907.

1007. IIECKII'TS. 11107. EXPENDITURE. •Ian. 1. Due. 31. To Balance ...... C3,(i'2n lo ii Hy Salaries .. .e'iO.fiSO :l 1 Dec. 31. Less oliaryed To (iovermnent drams .t21,lilin !l 0 Conserv. a/c .. .utOO Pout:— .Music Kxam. Lectures.. JtV-UK, 3 c, Hoard ii/<: .. 1011 Ocrrreiai .. .. l.mKi 12 i; liO'.i n (i Certificates .. 308 4 li — e--).3S(i 1 Public Exams. .. o.nM IS :! House Allowances. r,iio (1 II Primary Kxam. Ho lo ') Exhibitions and .S(.'lio1:)i-slii])s i, i air ll 11 Annual Kxam. O'.l'.i I " KxamiiK-rs' Fees sis 17 7 is,s3S ll :( Examination Expenses :iiil 12 2 Various- Examination Papers 327 r, r, Sale of Calendars Itooks (!!)!! n n and Kxam. Papers clll s 3 Apparatus I,7.'.4 s Hastie Interest .. nil 1 I' Dissections 21 IS 1:3: II 022 111 0 Furniture . . 2111 111 ii Cleaning and Incidentals.. IIS 1 10 -10,-101 1 3 (ins 301 (I 4 Water and Sanitary US O l.l Wood and Coal ,.' 2(1 11 (Iroimds. 3(i!l 11 2 I'l-intinjr—including Calendar 34s 10 Stationery 341 17 '.3) Stamps -Postage and Duty "S 3 r, Advertising 20 II 10 Commencement .. 37 17 0 Insurances 145 17 111 liepairs .. .r.211 17 0 Li.'ss ohariiCil to Conservatorium :i/e mil li n 111 jy Interest on (ivei-draft III IS (1 Transfer to Ileficiein.-y a/t- 3,Sil2 If. £41 4,l-"i 1*1 . llalance .. 2,1146 12 4

t43,4Sl 11 » C43.4S1 11 0 Examined and found correct, 14«A October, U)()S. F. 11. IIRLKORD, Auditor-General. liACThlilOLOaiCAfj I-'UXiJ- STATUM Hi\T >/ RKCICIPTS and UA'I'UX DITlfliU for the Yf.nr, "11M.I7.

1007. KKCKH'Ti 1007. EXPENDITURE Jan. 1. Deo. 31. To Balance ,C3'.I0 S 10 Hv Salaries .. ,ti2(lS 13 S Dec. 31. Less i-burged to Gen­ To Department nf Health •360 (1 0 eral Aeeounr. .. illld 0 0 Department of Agriculture .. ISO U n — .iwa 13 s M. & SI. Hoard of Works 172 4 0 Apparatus, .Matci'ials.eto. 172 12 7 Melbourne City Council SO 0 0 Less cliai'ifed to General Melbourne Children's Hospital 40 0 0 Account 50 0 0 Melbourne Women's Hospital 25 0 0 12 7 Honidjopat.hu; Hospital 15 0 0 5 0 I'rah ran City (.'nuncil 20 1) 0 Fittings"1" 13 I) Specimens, Examinations of ,, 75 (1 1) .ts:>" Fees, Factory Managers' Classes OS 14 n ,, l-'osr.-Graduate Class ., 75 12 0 Donations— Dr. D. Giant 10 111 l) Dr. K. A. Macknv

l.os7 5 o Balance

£1,48:! 13 111 I Cl,4S3 13 10

Examined anil found enm-i-t, \ilti October, lOOS. F. II. LllUI-uKD, Aliditor-lle.io'i-al. CONSERVATORIUM of MUSIC—STATKMENT oj RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE for ihe Vear, 1007.

1907. RECEIPTS. 1907 EXPENDITURE, Dee. 31. Jan. 1. To Fees- «i Balanee £75 i 11 Lectures .. £2,259 1 (> Dee. 81. Entrance Exhibs. 9 9 0 By Salaries— x° °oy 10 0 Teaching Staff .. £1,650 5 1 Hire of Music £11 7 0 Secretarial 100 0 0 Music—Refund from 1000 2 16 0 Librarian .. 25 0 0 11 '' 0 Attendant ., 20 0 0 - £2,282 12 6 .Honorarium to Director .. 150 0 0 £1 951 S 1 Rent 100 0 0 Exhibitions 40 ll 0 Examiner's Fees 17 17 0 Concert and Orchestral Expenses 50 2 1 Hire, Tuning, and Repairs 0 17 0 Duty on Piano 50 9 10 Furniture 3 11 0 Repairs to Huilding 20 8 i) Gas 4 17 I) Printing 23 II 0 •Stationery and Postages 25 o 0 Advertising 11 7 0 Incidentals 1 r, 9

£2,306 3 0 Less Transfer from Conser a* toriuin Exainination Board 92 18 2 Balance 5 17 9 £2,213 5 4

£2,288 10 3 £2,288 10 3

Examined and found correct, 14(A October, 1908. F. II. BRUFORD, Auditor-General. MUSIC EXAMINATION ROARD-STATEMENT of RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE for tlie Year, 1907.

RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE 1907. 1907. Jan. 1. Dee. 31. To Halance .. .CM 1 0 7 Ilv Scholarships .. .. £73 10 0 Dee. 31. Secretarial—OHice .. 100 0 (1 To Fees . 10 „• Organising 112 10 0 Rovaltv on Publications 0 Organising Expenses .. 100 0 0 £1.055 7 10 Examiners'Fees ..317 2 0 Travelling Expenses .. 4S 16 6 Examination Expenses 45 14 2 Printing 90 11 0 Stationery and Postages 21 14 11 Advertising .. 20 2 10 Purchase of Music .. 4 3 0 Certificate Design .. 10 10 0 £944 14 11 Transfer to thc Conservatorium of Music Account 92 18 2 Balance .. 359 4 4

£1.396 17 5 £1,390 17 5

Examined and found correct. 14r/i October, 190S F. II. RRUFURD, Auditor-General. TRUST FUNDS-STATEMENT of BALANCES at mi December, 1907. lee, 31, 1007, Fund. 1 nvext ncntH. Rank Cr. Bank Dr. Total. Simmiarii of Investments, etc. Argus £1,956 0 I) £31 0 10 £1,980 0 10 Dec. 31, 1907. Harry 22 0 (1 0 18 3 22 IS 3 M.&M. I). of W. Debs. £43,230 Beaney—Pathology 2,264 0 (1 24 15 1 2,288 16 1 Viet. Gov. Stock 40,191 11 0 Surgery .. 2,190 i) 0 3 3 0 2,180 16 3 Vict. Gov. Debs. 2,500 (l 0 l!o\ven 120 ll (1 2 2 7 122 2 7 Vict. Sav, Bank Debs, 7,5(10 0 ll Obamb. of Commerce 1,12(1 0 0 20 14 III 1,149 14 10 O.iiecnslainl Gov. Deb. 100 0 0 Dixson 12,370 II I) 161 13 6 12,631 13 0 City of Melb. Debs. .. 3,500 0 0 Dwight 5,261 d (1 69 11 2 6,310 11 2 Mortgages... 4,000 0 0 Grimu-ade 1,169 0 1) 18 13 3 1,177 13 3 Properties 2,930 0 II Hastie 17.80!) 0 0 1,604 S 11 10,373 8 11 Hank Deposits, etc... 4,306 19 i) Higgins 1,048 0 0 1 9 7 1,049 0 7 £114,26 7 li) Howitt 2,785 0 0 42 7 3 2,827 7 3 Cash—Hastie a/e, Cr. .tl,504 8 11 Kay 5,884 0 0 73 1 0 5,96" 1 (i Trust a/c, Cr. 764 8 7 Kernot 3,122 19 il 11 7 2 3,134 6 11 .Mollison a/e, Cr. 44 14 3 Lansell 1,300 0 II 21 0 4 1,321 0 4 Sav. Bank, I a/e. 139 17 8 MacBain .. 941 II I) 16 11 C 967 11 6 „ 2 a/c 46 6 2 Madden 733 0 0 0 10 7 733 10 7 2,558 15 .Mollison 5,790 0 0 44 14 3 6,840 14 3 Netherlands CI . Com. 21 0 0 0 3 2 21 3 2 Ormond Chair 21,140 0 0 10 16 3 21,129 4 9 Ormond Seholi i-ship 6,560 0 0 145 12 4 6,711 12 4 Payne 486 0 0 0 0 7 491 6 7 Shakespeare 1,576 0 I) 1 0 11 1,573 19 1 Special Prizes 15 15 0 16 15 0 Stawell ,. 1,269 I) 0 60 1 7 1,316 1 7 Sutherland 107 I) 0 I 10 8 108 10 8 Syme 3 222 0 0 16 9 3 3,237 9 3 Wilson 0 II 6 11 8 162 11 S Wright 1,16' 'IS8 0 I) 18 6 10 1,176 6 10 Wrixon 656 0 II 11 11 1 607 11 1 Wyselaskie-CI issies 1,972 0 0 0 16 9 1,972 10 9 ,, Kng. Con, listory 1,070 0 0 6 10 5 1,975 10 5 ,, Maths. 1,905 0 0 5 10 1 1,970 10 1 ,, Mod. Lang lages 1.J1S0 0 0 5 12 7 1,974 7 5 ,, Nat. So. 1,970 II 0 5 U 7 1,975 0 7 ., Col. F.con, 1,977 II 0 1 7 S 1.97S 7 S £114,067 19 9 £2,391 12 3 £211 12 i £116,128 19 C. IVtcr.-iOn (Kctirit /.:) 2011 0 0 •2 12 0 2(12 12 n .lames (Hctiring a/c) 139 17 S 139 17 S Cons. Students' Loanii a/a/c 46 0 2 46 6 2 •c-1 Total .. .£114,257 Ii) £2.579 8 1 £20 12 6 £116,810 16 £116,816 15 "4 '; Examined and found correct. i < 14(A October, 19 F. H. BRUFORD, Auditor-General. DEFICIENCY ACCOUNT—STATEMENT of ItECEfl'TS and EXPENDITURE for the Year, 1907

1907. 1907. Dec. 31. Jan. 1. To Transfer from University General Account By Balance £11,000 12 7 towards reduction of Deficiency .. £4,001 2 7 Deo. 31. Balance .. .. ' .. .. 7,000 0 0 By Bank Charge 0 10 0

£11,1101 2 7 £11,001 2 7

Examined and found correct, 14t/i October, 1908. F. II. BRUFORD, Auditor-General.

SUSPENSE ACCOUNT—STATEMENT of RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE for the Year, 1907. at GO RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 1907. 1907. Jan. 1.. Dec. 31. To Balance .. £959 4 4 Bv Transfer to Trust Funds Account— . French Prize £4 0 0 French Prize •2 2 0 German Prize 3 3 0 Spanish Prize 2 2 0 Lecture Fees, 1907 12 8 0 £23 16 0 Balance 935 9 4

£959 4 4 £959 4 4

Examined and found correct, Uth October, 1908. F. H BRUFORD, Auditor-General. SPORTS PEE ACCOUNT-STATEMENT of RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE for the Year. 1907.

1907. RECEIPTS. 19(17. EXPENDITURE. Jan. 1. Dec. 31. Balance By Amount paid to Recreation Grounds Committee Dec. 31. for Maintenance of Recreation Ground Buildings To Fees received from Studi-nls 544 1 and Sports Clubs .. .. £604 ,". 10 Balance 200 0 Advances .. 200 0 0 £304 3 10 £S04 3 10

Examined and found correct, 14(/i October, 190S. F. II. BRUFORD, Auditor-General.

to APPEAL FUND—STATEMENT for the Year, 1907.

1907. 1907. Dec. 31. Jan. 1—By Balance .. .. £3,004 17 11 To Cash spent on- Dec. 31- ,, Interest received from amounts placed on New Buildings and Fittings .. .i.1,666 12 7 Fixed Deposit .. .. 55 0 0 Apparatus— Medical School .. 14 4 0 - £1,670 17 1 Balance—Cash .. £889 0 10 Fixed Deposit Receipts .. 500 0 0

£3,069 17 11 £3,069 17 11 Examined and found correct 14CA October. I'.ioS. F. H. BRUFORD, Auditor-General. SPECIAL APPARATUS ACCOUNT—STATEMENT of RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE for the Year, 1907

RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 1907. 1907. Jan. 1—To Balance £1321 (I 3 Dec. 31. By Apparatus £497 7 6 " Balance 823 12 10

£1321 0 3

Examined and found correct, 14tA October, 1908. F. H. BRUFORD, Auditor-General.

Ol OO O SPECIAL BUILDING and FITTINGS ACCOUNT-STATEMENT of RECEIPTS ami EXPENDITURE for the Year, 1907.

RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 1907. 1907. Jan. 1. Dec. 31. To Balance £110 (I 0 By Contractor's Deposit returned £95 0 0 Balance, Contractor's Deposit 15 0 0

C110 0 0

Examined and found correct. 14(A October, 1908. F. H. BRUFORD, Auditor-General. SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES. 581

HONOUR LISTS, 1907 TO 1908.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZKS, C'OMM ENCF.MENT, 1 90S.

PINAL HONOUR SC HO LA/US HI PS.

ARTS AND SCIKNCK.

CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY. Alexander Wigram Allen Leeper (Trinity)

DWIGHT PRIZK IN HISTORY. Katlierine Krnily Friend (Trinity)

HASTIE SCHOLARSHIP IN .Louie A.NU PHILOSOPHY. Clrnrles Watson Atkinson (Queen's) ) „ . Jnrnes McKae J ^U!lL

DIXSON SoiioLARsrrrr IN MATHEMATICS. Alan Love Galbraith (Ormond)

.MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITEBATUBE. Henry Cordcr } _, , Prances Kate Marguerite Dumaresq ) 1

DIXSON SCHOLARSHIP r.s- NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. Mutt-hew Stanton Shannon (Ormond)

DlXSO.N SCHOLARHHri" IN CHEMISTRY. James Irvine Orme Masson (Ormond)

GEOLOGY, PALEONTOLOGY AND MINERALOGY Kdniund Oswald Tlriele 582 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 190*.

BIOLOGY. Gwynneth Vaughan Buchanan (Queen's)

PHYSIOLOGY. Hilda Estelle Kincaid (Queen's)

BACTERIOLOGY. NO Candidate

LAWS. Harry Stuart Hutchison (Queen's)

MEDICINE.

MEDICINE AND OBSTETRICS. Maud Dodgson JJroxime accessit. John Joseph McMahon

BEANEY SCHOLARSHIP IN SURGERY AND GYNAECOLOGY. John Grantley Vincent Shelton (Queen's)

GENERAL AND SPECIAL PATHOLOGY, INCLUDING BACTERrOLOGY. Carl Vivian Stephens

THERAPEUTICS, DIETETICS AND HYGIENE. John Joseph McMahon

FORENSIC MEDICINE PRIZE. Alfred John Trirrca

ENGINEERING.

STAWELL SCHOLARSHIP IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. John Albert Laing (Ormond) SCHOLARSHIPS AND PHIZES. 583

ARGUS SCHOLARSHIP IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. Not open for competition

DIXSON SCHOLARSHIP IN MINING ENGINEERING. Cecil Napier Boss (Trinity)

DrxsoN ScHOLARSHrp IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. No Candidate

SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS. SHAKESPEARE SCHOLARSHIP. Margaret Grace Stuart Bothroyd (Trinity)

WYSELASKIE SCHOLARSHIPS.

MATHEMATICS. Alan Love Galbraith (Ormond)

CHEMISTRY. James Irvine Orme Masson (Ormond)

ENGLISH CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY. Not open for competition

POLITICAL ECONOMY. Not open for competition

MODERN' LANGUAGES • Henry Corder

CLASSICAL AND COMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY AND LOGIC. Not open for competition

THE BOWEN PRIZE. Gertrude Leonard Hendelack (Trinity) 584 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 190S;

COBDEN CLUB MEDAL FOR POLITICAL ECONOMY. Katharine Emily Friend (Trinity)

THK H. i). HIGGINS SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE STUDY OF POETRY. Alexander Wigram Allen Leeper (Trinity)

MOLLISON SCHOLARSHIP IN ITALIAN. Reginald Wildig Allen Leeper (Trinity)

BEANEY SCHOLARSHIP IN PATHOLOGY. Thomas Stawell Hutchings (Queen's)

UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP IN PHYSIOLOGY. Margaret Jamieson

THE CAROLINE KAY SCHOLARSHIPS.

GEOLOGY. Edmund Oswald Thiele (March, 190S) Henry Casclli Richards (June, 1908).

THE MACBAIN RESKARCH SCHOLARSHIP IN BIOLOGY. Not open for competition

THE PROFESSOR KERNOT RESEARCH SCHOLAR­ SHIP IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. Joseph Alexander Gray (Ormond) SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES. 585

THE DIXSON RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP IN CHEMISTRY. Stella Deakin.

THE GRIMWADE PRIZK FOR CHEMICAL RESEARCH. No Candidate.

THE DAVID SYME RESEARCH PRIZE. Basil Kilvington, M.D., Ch.M.

THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIP, 1908. Philip Ridgeway Le Couteur (Queen's) 586 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 10O71908.

CLASS LISTS.

FINAL HONOUR EXAMINATION IN M EDICINE.

DECEMBER, 1907.

MEDICINE (including Clinical Medicine) AND OBSTETRICS. First Class, None. Second Class. 0 Maud Dodgson. 20 John Joseph McMahon. 33 John Grantley Vincent Shelton (Queen's). 36 Carl Vivian Stephens. Third Claan. 7 Rupert Major Downes (Ormond). 39 William Edgar Wilson (Ormond). 14 Herbert John Gray. 32 Charles Gordon Shaw (Ormond). 37 Alfred John Trinca. 17 John Kennedy. 19 Joseph Love (Ormond). 24 Charles Leslie Park.

SURGKRY (including Clinical Surgery) AND GYNECOLOGY. First Class. 33 John Grantley Vincent Shelton (Queen's). 37 Alfred John Trinca. 14 Herbert John Gray. CLASS LISTS. 587

Second Class. 32 Charles Gordon Shaw (Ormond). 39 William Edgar Wilson (Ormond). 36 Carl Vivian Stephens. 19 Joseph Love (Ormond). 13- Robert Norman Scott Good (Ormond). 7 Rupert, Major Downes (Ormond). 20 John Joseph McMahon. 24 Charles Leslie Park. 6 Maud Dodgson. 17 John Kennedy.

GENERAL AND SPECIAL PATHOLOGY, INC LUDING BACTERIOLOGY. First Class. 36 Carl Vivian Stephens. 33 John Grantley Vincent Shelton (Queen's). Second Class. 37 Alfred John Trinca. 7 Rupert Major Downes (Ormond). 19 Joseph Love (Ormond) • ~> ,, , 39 William Edgar Wilson (Ormond) j *Hual- Third Class. 14 Herbert John Gray. John Kennedy } TJ. „. . 20 John .los-.-ph McMahon ) Jiq. 32 Charles Gordon Shaw (Ormond).

THERAPEUTICS, DIETETICS, AND HYGIENE. First Class. 20 John Joseph McMahon. 33 John Grantley Vincent Shelton (Queen's). Second Class. 17 John Kennedy. 588 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 11)08.

FINAL HONOUR EXAMINATION.

FIRST TERM, 1908.

CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY. First Class. 21 Alexander Wigram Allen Leeper ('Trinity) 19 Francis Williairr Ciiirrringhaiu (Ormond) Second Class. 22 Kathleen Phipps (Ormond) Third Class. 18 Agnes Marion Campbell (Ormond) 20 Margaret Sandeman Davies (Ormond)

HISTORY. First Class. 26 Katherihe Emily Friend (Trinity) Second Class. 23 Maud Martha Cameron (Ormond) 24 Hilda Young Danicll 27 Frank- Shann 25 Mabel Alice Grey Daniell

LOGIC AND PHILOSOPHY. First Class. .... 28 Charles Watson Atkinson (Queen's) . ,. , 32 James MeRae 3 i(l"iU' 34 Alexander Tulloh (Ormond) Second Class. 30 Spencer Edward Maxted (Trinity) 31 Malcolm McQueen (Ormond) 33 Gladys Adeline Taylor (Ormond) CLASS LISTS. 589

MATHEMATICS. First Class. None. Second Class. 36 Alan Love Galbraith (Ormond)

MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE. First Class. None. Second Class. 37 Henry Corder • Equal. 38 Frances Kate .Marguerite Dumaresq

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. First Class. 3'J .Matthew Stanton Sharman (Ormond)

CHEMISTRY. First Class. 43 James Irvine Orme Masson' (Ormond) Second Class. 44 Margaret Scott 42 Joseph Horace Downing (Queen's) Third Class. 41 Stella Deakin

GEOLOGY, MINERALOGY AND PALAEONTOLOGY. First Class. 45 Edmund Oswald Thiele

BIOLOGY. First Class. 46 Gwynneth Vaughan Buchanan (Queen's) 590 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 190S.

PHYSIOLOGY. First Class. Noire. Second Class. •17 Hilda Estelle Kincaid (Queen's)

LAWS. First Class. None. Second Class. 52 Harry Stuart Hutchison (Queen's) : Third Class. 48 Clarence Edward, Bowen •) -, , 53 Robert Andrew Schooling > *J1nal-

FOURTH YEAR CIVIL ENGINEERING. First Class. 54 John Albert Laing (Ormond) Second Class. 55 Frederick Douglas McNeil

FOURTH YEAR MINING ENGINEERING. First Class. None" Second Class. 56 Cecil Napier Ross ('Trinity) CLASS LISTS. 591

ANNUAL EXAMINATION—NOVEMBER, 1908.

FIRST Y'EAR.

GREEK, PART 1. First Class. Valentino Finch (Ormond). Second Class. Adelaide Thelma Tucker (Trinity).

LATIN, PART I. Valentine Finch (Ormond). Second Class. Adelaide Thelma Tucker (Trinity). Third Class. Noela Gilbert (Trinity).

PURE MATHEMATICS, PART I. First Class. None. Second Class. Edith Alice Nelson (Ormond).

MIXED MATHEMATICS, PART I. First Class. None. Second Class.

Edward Andrew Hepburn (Ormond). )irrill„r Edith Alice Nelson (Ormond). J L-1"-"- 3S 592 EXAMINATION RKSULTS, IDOJ.

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PABT I., WITH LABORATORY WORK. First Class, None. Second Class. Edward Ivan Roscnblum (Trinity). Percy Alexander Stevens (Orrnond). Edith Alice Nelson (Ormond). Edward Andrew Hepburn (Ormond) | „ , William Henry Collins ) ^u'1 ' Albert Oscar Vincent Tymnrs (Ormond). Alexander Peter Taylor. Third Class. William Lincoln Robertson.

DEDUCTIVE LOGIC. First Class. William Albert Amiet (Orrnond). .Second Class. Frederick Elrnorc Watts (Trinity). Reginald Thomas Daniel Quinton. Olivet Elma Morrissoy (Ormonrl). Third Class. Norman John Shankly (Queen's").

ENGLISH, PART ). First Class. William Albert Amiet (Ormond). Nocla Gilbert (Trinity). ^ Helen ITailes (Ormond). !-Equal. Frank Keith Officer (OiinoiuV). ,' Charles Clapham Gregory. Second Class. Olivet Elrna Morrissey (Ormond). James William Waters. Mary Hutlon. Frederick vStewart Mc'Nnb Soutor (Ormond). James Lewis Martland Campbell (Ormond). CLASS LISTS. -093

Third Class

Arthur James Hauserier.! ( vnimi Irono Winifred Annaa Hunt JPate n (Trinity). ) "'I1**1- Bria...... n. Franci. s, Pidgeo. ...^eon (Or(Ormondn ) 'Thomas Edgorton Dickinson.

CHEMIS'TRY, PART I., WITH LAMORA'l'ORY WORK.

First. Class, Reginald Morley Clarke (Queen's) Albert Oscar Vincent Tyrnms (Ormond) Percy Alexander Stevens (Ormond) Edward Ivan Rosenblurn (Trinity)

Second Class. Francis Teulon Beamish ('Trinity) Frank Robiaoii Kerr (Queen's) William Lincoln Robertson Royston Drew Edward Andrew Hepburn (Ormorrd) Kenneth George McKay Aberdeen (Ormond) 'Third Class. Norman John Mackay ('Trinity) Abraham Solomon Rubinowich William Ilonry Collins

BIOLOGY, PART I.

(ScrnMCE COURSE.) First Class. Lilias Charlotte Jackson. Second Class. Helen Frances Marion Kelsey. Morris Morris (Ormond). } Eciual Edward Ivan Roscriblmu (Trinity), j ^ 3SA 594 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 190S.

BIOLOGY, PART I.

(MEDICAL COURSE.) First Class. Ralph Parker McMeckin (Queen's). Albert Oscar Vincent Tymnis (Ormond). Frank Robison Kerr (Queen's). Second Class. Leo Joseph Doyle (Orrrrond). Samuel Percival Lyttle. John Shaw Mackay ('Trinity). Reginald Morley Clarke (Queen's). Percy Alexander Stevens (Ormond). Norman John Mackay. Abraham Soloman Rubinowich. Vera Scantlebury ('Trinity). Ainslie Stalham Clowes (Ormond).

Third Class. Olive Murray Rivett. John Leslie Ross-Sodcn ('Trinity). John Drummond Norris. Kenneth George McKay Aberdeen (Ormond). John Wilkie Young (Onuond). Robert Agnew Eakin (Queen's). John Gray (Ormond).

EDUCATION (FIRST YEAR). First Class. Mary Hutton. ) v , Leslie Vernon Ottaway. ) *"iUaL

SURVEYING, PART I. First Class. Edward Andrew Hepburn (Ormond). Second Class Alexander Peter Tavlor. CLASS LISTS. 595

SECOND YEAR.

CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY. First Class. Olof Nicholson Kelly (Trinity). } £ , Owen Neil McQueen (Ormond). .) Secorrd Class. Patrick Arundell (Orrnond). Third Class. Gerbys Hazlitt (Ormond). Amy Elizabeth Beard (Ormond). Desmond McMahon Gavan Duffy (Trinity). Nigel a'Bockett Talwortlr Backhouse (Ormond).

HISTORY. First Class. Harriet May Hordern (Ormond). Norman John Shankly /Queen's). Second Class. Frank Keith Officer (Ormond). Reginald Edric Hain (Ormond). Third Class. Alice Margaret Swindley.

PHILOSOPHY. First Class. Murdoch Nish Mackay (Ormond). Harriet May Hordern (Ormond). Geoige Moore Spronle (Trinity). Second Class. Roy Douglas Bartrnm (Queen's). Garnet Eric Shaw (Trinity). Third Class. Herbert Maurice Robertshaw (Ormond). Sydney Leonard Buckley (Trinity). 5% EXAMINATION RESULTS, 190S.

MATHEMATICS. First. Class. Glenny Sineal (Orrnond). Second Class. Alfred William Hatfield. 'Third Class. Charles Cyril Halkyard (Ormond).

N ATUR A Ii T'H ILOSO I'H Y. First Class. Alfred William Hatfield. Glenny Smeal (Orrnond). } Kr.uai Thomas Havnes Upton (Ormond). > Charles Cyril Halkyard (Ormond). Second Class. Alexander Orrnond Ren ton I (Ormond).

MODERN LANGITAGES. First Class. None. Second Class. Gertrude Leonard .Bcrulclaok ('Trinity).

CHEMISTRY, PART II. First Class. Geoffrey Mallin Roll a son. Charles William Berry Littlejohn (Ormond). Second Class. Alexander Orrnond Rentonl (Ormond).

GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY, PART I. First Class. None. Second Class. Frank Leslie Stillwell .'Ormond). Third Class. Geoffrey Mallin Rollason. CLASS LISTS 597

PHYSIOLOGY. First Class. Charles AVilliam Berry Littlejohn (Ormond). Robert Oliver Douglas. Second Class. Alexander Hopkins Thwaites (Ormond).

HUMAN AND COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, WITH PHY'SIC A I, ANT 11RO PO LOG Y. First Class. Robert Oliver Douglas.

SURVEYING, PART II. First Class. Thomas Hayncs Upton (Orrnond) / £oua] Kenneth Woodfull Holmes ) Frank Leslie Stillwell (Ormond). Second Class. Charles Cyril Halkyard (Ormond). Third Class. Alexander Jamison Muntz.

THIRD YEAR LAWS.

JURISPRUDENCE (INCLUDING ROMAN LAW) AND CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY AND LAW, PART II. First Class. None. Second Class. Thomas Stuart Clyne (Queen's). ') E,.,UBI Edwin Clarence Whitcman Kelly (Ormond) ) Third Class. Henrv Maurice Davies. 598 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 190S.

THE LAW OF PROPERTY IN LAND AND CON­ VEYANCING AND THE LAW OF CONTRAST AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. First Class. Thomas jStuart Clyne (Queen's). Second Class. None. Third Class. Henry Maurice Davies. Edwin Clarence Whitcman Kelly (Ormond).

THIRD YEAR.

BACHELOR-OF CIVIL ENGINEERING. First Class.

Alan Loviove Galbraith (Ormond) ]F h James Hemery Lindon (Trinity) > n

Second Class. James Manseld Reid.

THIRD YEAR.

BACHELOR OF MINING ENGINEERING. First Class. Trevor Wilson Ross (Trinity). Second Class. Malcolm Stewart Moore. Third Class. Aubrey Fowler Sharp. CLASS LISTS. 599

EXHIBITIONS.

FIRST YEAR. Greek, Part I.— Valentine Finch (Ormond). Latin, Part I.— Valentine Pinch (Ormond). Pure Mathematics, Part I.— Edith Alice Nelson (Ormond). Mixed Mathematics, Part I.— Edward Andrew Hepburn (Ormond) f j;Qllaj Edith Alice Nelson (Ormond). ) Natural Philosophy, Part I.— Edward Ivan Rosenblurn ('Trinity). Deductive Logic— William Albert Amiet (Ormond). Chemistry, Part I.— Reginald Morley Clarke (Queen's). English, Part I.— William Albert Amiet (Ormond). Biology, Part I.— Science Course—Lilias Charlotte Jackson. Medical Course—Ralph Parker McMeekin (Queen's) Education, Part I. (Dwight's Prize)— Mary Hutton } Equal- Leslie Vernon Ottaway ) l Surveying, Part I.— Edward Andrew Hepburn (Ormond).

SECOND YEAR. Classical Philology— Olaf Nicholson Kelly (Trinity). 1 j',,,,.,] .'Ewan Niel McQueen (Orrnond) j 'l ' History (Dwight's Prize)— Harriet May Hordern (Ormond). 600 EXAMINATION RESULTS, IMS •

Philosophy (Hastie Exhibition)— Murdoch Nish Mackay (Ormond). Mathematics— Glenny Smeal (Ormond). Natural Philosophv, Part II.— Alfred William Hatfield. Modern Languages— Gertrude Leonard Bendelack (Trinity). Chemistry, Part 11.— Geoffrey Mallin Rollason. Geology arrd Mineralogy, Part I.— Frank Leslie Stillwell (Ormond). Physiology— Charles William Berry Littlejohn (Orrnond). Human and Comparative Anatomy with Physical Anthropology— Robert Oliver Douglas. Surveying, Part II.— Kenneth Woodfull Holmes ) jj]|-.uili Thomas Haynes Upton (Ormond))

THIRD YEAR. Jurisprudence (including Roman Law and Constitu­ tional History arid Law, Part TI.)— (The John Madden Exhibition.) Thomas .Stuart Clyno (Queen's) } Fo.ua! Edwin Clarence Whitcman Kelly (Orrnond)) The Law of Property in Laud and Conveyancing, and The Law of Contract and Personal Property- Thomas Stuart Clync (Queen's). Civil Engineering— Alan Love Gnlbraitli (Orrnond). ) p „„i James Hemery Lindon (Trinity) ) J' Mining Engineering (The George Lansell Scholar­ ship)— Trevor Wilson Ross (Trinity). CLASS LISTS. 601

PK-IZEs The Alexander Sutherland Prize for English Dallas Sutherland. The Professor Wilson I'rizo for Mathematics and Natural Philosophy Glenny Smeal (Ormond).

MUSIC.

FIRST YEAR DIPLOMA IN MUSIC. First Class. Madge Sissons. Second Class. Irene Hetty Osborne. Third Class. . Irene Emery.

SECOND YEAR DIPLOMA IN MUSIC. First Clas.v. Kathleen Blanche Pliiloinorio Mcagan. Second Class. Olive Allien. 'Third Class. Esrne Vivicnno Connolly.

EXII.I.HI TI.ONS. Orrnond Exhibitions — First Vear Madge Sissons. Irene Hetty Osborne. Irene Finery. Ormond Exhibitions—Second Year Kathleen Blanche Phrloinene Meugan. Olive Albon. Esnre Vivienne Connolly. The Wright Prize for proficiency irr Pianoforte Playing Gladys Lilian Garrlt. 602 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1007.

SENIOR PUBLIC EXAMINATION.

DKCE.MUKR, 1907.

CLASS LISTS.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE AND BRITISH HISTORY. First Class. (In Order of Merit). U91 Helen Hailes ~) .-, , 1580 Norman John Shankly ) E'qual 1573 Edward IvanRosenblum 1524, Agnes Elizabeth Law Secorrd Class. (In Order ot Merit). 1632 Henry Headen Cutbbcrt H36 Kathleen Braithwaite 1522 Frank Robison Kerr •) ., , 1553 Prank Keith Officer 4 lua 129 Kenneth Thome Hendersorr 1 -r. i 1639 Cyril Herbert Holland , lUal 789 Frederick Beaumont Phillips 1578 Ada Pearl Secornb 'Third Class. (In Alphabetical Order). 32 Ernest Far-am Atkins -10 Clive Latham Bail lieu 1433 Lulu Barry 1452 Stanley Wilson Corberr 1482 Eileen Jane Mary Gardiner 1488 Francis Joseph Greenan 50S Kathleen Kellaway 1533 Leonard Francis Mackey 1549 Mabel Josephine Muntz 920 Phyllis Emma Sleeman SENIOR PUBLIC EXAMINATION. 603

GREEK AND LATIN. First Class. 1474 Valentine Finch Second Class. (In Order of Merit). 1479 Wilfred Kelsham Fullagar 1601 Adelaide Thelma Tucker 1459 Arthur Deans Third Class. (In Alphabetical Order). 1485 Noola Gilbert 1550 Edith Alice Nelson 1559 Mabel Cutts Poo-lman

FRENCH AND GERMAN. First Class. (In Order of Merit). 621 Freda Martin } 1622 Agnes Anna Zumpc )' lMlual- 1446 Airey Ker Chase 1515 Enid Joske 1461 Dorothy Lush Denhani Second Class. (In Order of Merit). 408 Frieda Marie Hartkopf / 1502 Doris Victoria Herring j ii

ALGEBRA, GEOME'TRY, AND TRIGONOMETRY. First Class. (In Order of Merit). 1474 Valentine Finch 1550 Edith Alice Nelson 1592 Olive Henrietta Stillwell 1440 Horace Frederic Byham 604 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1007.

Second Class. 1469 Royslorr Drew 1 1590 Percy Alexander Stevens y ^l"'11- Third Class. (In Alphabetical Order). 1575 Abraham Solomon Rubinc-wich 1584 Beatrice Laura Short

ELEMENTARY MECHANICS. First Class. None. Second Class. (In Order of Merit). 1440 Horace Frederic Bylram 1590 Percy Alexander Stevens 1575 Abraham Solomon Rubinowich 'Third Class. (In Alphabetical Order). 14(19 Rnyston Drew 1470 Alan Pearce FJocka.rt 1586 John Mortimer .Mat-hew 1550 Edith Alice Nelson 1592 Olive Henrietta Stillwell 159(1 Alexander Peter Taylor

PHYSICS AND CIIKM1STRY. First Class. None. Second Class. (Iir Order •<( Merit). 1573 Edward Ivan Kosenb-lnm 1(16 William Francis Noel Bridges 1448 Reginald Morley Clarke ~\ 1501 Edward Andrew lloplmrn [ Kipral 14-19 WiJHam Henry Collins ) l;"i7.r> A-brailrnm Solomon Kubinuwiclr | 1470 , Robert Agnew Eakin ) Hj1ual 1522 Frank Robison Kerr ~\ 1470 Alan Pearce Flockart ( l'".qual 1626 Francis Teulon Beamish ) SENIOR PUBLIC EXAMINATION. 605

1002 Albert Oscar Vincent Tvmrns 1070 John Evelyn While ' •) 201 Randolph William Creswell. i Filial 1590 Percy Alexander Stevens ) 1017 Arthur llolroyd OTlara Wood Third Class. (Irr Alphabetical Order). 1025 Sydney Theodore Appleford 01 Thomas Faulkner Berwick 1440 Horace Frederic Bvhanr 1635 William Heitland Codby 1490 John Victor 11 rime Guest 1508 Cedric Hordern 606 Norman John Mackay 1530 John Mortimer Mathcw 1554 William Major Olive 1596 Alexander Peter Taylor 1612 Roy FaUowcs Watson

ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND BOTANY. First Class. 252 Zoe Craig Dixson Second Class. None. Third Class. (In Alphabetical Order). 1597 Marjorio 'Taylor 1000 Gladys Audrey Walker DRAWING. First Class. 453 Doris Amelia Hordern 606 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1907.

EXHIBITIONS AND PRIZES.

English and History— Helen Hailes ") ,, , Norman John Shankly j Aqmu Greek and Latin— Valentine Finch French and German— Agnes Anna Zumpe Freda Martin being ineligible to compete for the Exhibition under Regulation No. L, Division IX., Section 1. Mathematics and Elementary Mechanics— Horace Frederic Byham ") „ , Edith Alice Nelson ) Mual. Physics and Chemistry— Edward Ivan Rosenblum Anatomy and Physiology and Botany— Zoe Craig Dixson The University French Club's Prize for French— Enid Joske

JUNIOR COMMERCIAL EXAMINATION.

EXHIBITIONS AND PRIZES. DECEMBER, 1907. Chamber of Comnrerce Exhibition— Not awarded Chamber of Commerce Prize— Not awarded Mr. J. Chaleyer's Prize for French— Joseph Alphonsus Telran Deutscher Schulverein von Victoria's Prize for Gorman- William James Rodan DEGREES CONFERRED, 1907. 607

DEGREES CON FERRED.

1ST JULY, 1907. BACHELOR OF SURGERY. In absentia. John Ignatius Parcr. Andrew Stewart Yroung.

MASTER OF ARTS. Leonard Arnold.

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE. Robert Leslie Forsyth. Leslie Scott Latham. Henry Hume Turnbull. In absentia. Mary Clementina De Garis.

21ST DECEMBER, 1907.

BACHELOR OP ARTS. Charles Watson Atkinson. William Henry Bullcid. Katharine Emily Friend. James McRae. Frederick William Thomas. Lewis Thomas. Albert Eli Thome. Alfred Roscoe Wilson.

BACHELOR OP SCIENCE. Ernest James Lewis. Edmund Oswald Thicle.

BACHELOR OP MEDICINE. Maud Dodgson. Rupert Major Downes. Harold David Downing. 3» 608 DEGREES CONFERRED, 19(17.

Robert Norman Scott Good. Herbert John Gray. John Kennedy. Joseph Love. John Joseph McMahon. William Horner Nelson. Charles Leslie Park. Samuel Henry Phillips. John Hemphill Butter. Charles Gordon Shaw. John Grantley Vincent Shelton. Carl Vivian Stephens. Frank Tipping. Alfred John Trinca. William Edgar Wilson.

BACHELOR OF SURGERY. Rupert Major Downes. Robert Norman Scott Good. William Horner Nelson. John Hemphill Butter. Charles Gordon Shaw.

BACHELOR OF CIVIL F.NGINEEEING. Charles Pyne Smart.

BACHELOR OF MINING ENGINEERING.' In absentia. Fergus Voss Smith.

MASTER OF ARTS. Walter Morell Holmes. 2n. absentid. George Wood.

MASTER OF SCIENCE. Herbert St. John Summers. DOCTOR OP SCIENCE. In absentid. Norman Thomas Mortimer Wilsnrorc. DEGREES CONFERRED, 1908. 609

DOCTOR OF LAWS. Ad eundem gradum Gharlea Henry Huberich (Y'ale).

DOCTOR OP MEDICINE. Sydney Wentworth Patterson. In absentid. John Howard Lidgett Cumpston. Owen Herbert Peters.

DIPLOMA OP EDUCATION. Herbert Percival Bennett. Reginald Guerin Bienvenu. Henry William Byrne. William Cleveland Fordyce. Arthur John Irvine. George Edward Parker. • Frederick William Thomas. • Oive Guilfoyle Waters.

COMMENCEMENT, 4TH APRIL, 1908.

BACHELOR OF ARTS. Maud Martha Cameron. Agnes Marion Campbell, Henry Corder. James Peter Cummins. Francis William Cunningham. Hilda Young Daniell. Margaret Sandeman Davies. William Henry Dooley. William Norman Gunson. Herbert Russell Hamley. Florence Victoria Langford. Malcolm McQueen. Kathleen Elizabeth Phipps. Frank Shann. Gladys Adeline Taylor. Kate Agnes Tucker. 610 DEGREES CONFERRED, 1908.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. Gustav Adolph Ampt. Gwynneth Vaughan Buchanan. Joseph Horace Downing. Edward Clarence Evelyn Dyason. Leila Ada Green. Hilda Estelle Kincaid. James Irvine Orme Masson. George Baxter Pritchard. Brenda Sutherland.

BACHELOR OF LAWS. Clarence Edward Bowen. Franc Samuel Carse. Harold William Harper. Harry Stuart Hutchison. George Ernest Loughrey. Robert Andrew Schooling.

BACHELOR OF SURGERY. Maud Dodgson. Harold David Downing. Herbert John Gray. John Kennedy. Charles Leslie Park. Samuel Henry Phillips. Carl Vivian Stephens. Frank Tipping. William Edgar Wilson.

In absentia. Joseph Love. John Grantley Vincent Shelton. Alfred John Trinca.

BACHELOR OF CIVIIi ENGINEERING. Herbert Alfred Jacksorr. Herbert Gordon Jenkinson. William Hogarth Robertson Niramo. Evan Richard. DEGREKS CONFERRED, 1908. Oil

BACHELOR OF MINING ENGINEERING. Ernest Barkley. In absentia. Sebert Gordon Le Soucl'. BACHELOR OF MUSIC. Rose Hartley Kyle. BACHELOR OF DENTAL SURGERY. Albert Ludwig Beischcr. Frederick Lome Kelly. MASTER OF ARTS. Mary Baker. Charles Alfred Brewer. James Joseph Fitzgerald. Violet Jane Lee. Philip Ridgeway Lc Coutcur. Lilian Mary Lirnerock. Millicent Beatrice Little. Elizabeth Inglis Lothian. Marion Elizabeth Syrne. Thomas Morrin Tanswell. DOCTOR OF LETTERS. In- absentid. Leonard Alston.

MASTER OF SCIENCE. Andrew Anketell Henderson. DOCTOR OP SCIENCE. Thomas Sergeant Hall. Ernest Frederick John Love. MASTER OF LAWS. George Shaw Knowles. DOCTOR OF MEDICINE. John Robert Lee. (Ad eundem i/radum.) John William Drrnbar Hooper (Durham). 61 '2 DEGREES CONFERRED, 1903.

MASTER OF CIVIL ENGINEEEING. Ian MacKcnzie Sutherland. Harold Launcclott Wilkinson.

DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION. William Owen Ryan.

DIPLOMA IN MUSIC. Isabel Knox. Ethel Isabel Ross. Marion Isobel Skinner. Ernnia Nodin Wilcox.

5TH JUNE, 1908. BACHELOR OF MEDICINE. Gilbert William Barker. Henry James Cahill. Robert Scott Callander-. Arthur Albert Crookc. Otto Albert Fcilchenfeld. Mcrvyn John Holmes. Crawford Clcllan'd Marshall. Dudley Denham Pinnock. Frank William Augustirs Ponsford. Wilton.Henry Francis Rail. Christopher Paul Rowarr. John Arthur Hopkins Sherwin. Lancelot Osbert Sleeman. Charles George Thompson. Inrrran Way. Lindsoy Page Winterbothanr. BACHELOR OF SURGERY. Gilbert William Barker. Henry James Cahill. Robert Scott Callander. Arthur Albert Crooke. Otto Albert Fcilchenfeld. Mervyn John Holmes. Crawford Clelland Marshall. Dudley Denham Pinnock. Prank William Augustus Ponsford. Wilton Henry Francis Rail. DEGREES CONFERRED, 199S. () 1 3

Christopher Paul Rowan. John Arthur Hopkins Sherwin. Lancelot Osbert Sleernan. Charles George Thompson. Irnran Way. Lindscy Page Winterbotlram. MASTER OF SURGERY. Bernhardt Traugott Zwar.

6TH JULY, 1908. BACHELOR OF ARTS. (Ad eundem i/radum.) Anna Agnes Gibbons (Royal University of Ireland). Percival Harris Mitchell (Adelaide). BACHELOR OF MEDICINE. In absentia. Richard Henry Ebsworth. Frederick Allan Ferris. BACHELOR OF SURGERY. In absent id. Richard Henry Ebsworth. Frederick Allan Ferris. BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING. Thomas Joseph Bye. MASTER OF MINING ENGINEERING. Vernon Forster Stanley Low. DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION. Catherine Ellen Mary Forbes. Eileen Elizabeth Callanarr.

Omitted from Calendar for 190S 8Tir APRIL, 1907. DIPLOMA IN MUSIC. Christina Bell.

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