Annual Report, 1901-1902

ANNUAL REPORT, 1901-1902.

REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY PROM 31ST JULY, 1901, TO 31ST JULY, 1902.

To His EXCBLLBHCY SIR GEORGE SYDENHAM CLARKE, K.C.M.G., F.R.S., GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA. SIB,— I have the honour to submit the following Report of the Proceedings of the University of Melbourne, which, under Section 27 of the University Act, must be made to Your Excellency by the Council.

I.—STUDENTS ATTENDING LECTURES. The following table shows the number of Students attending Lectures during the year 1901:-

S Schools. .2 8 1 Fourt h Year . Year . Fift h o Ii MM H

Arts 39 25 25 40 129 Science 11 6 1 17 Law 9 8 8 7 32 Articled Clerks • 16 12 28 Medicine 73 35 46 35 38 27 254 Engineering 28 7 9 8 6 67 1 Total - 160 1 80 105 62 38 72 617 326 ANNUAL REPORT, 1001-1902.

The number of Students attending the Conserva torium of Music during the same year was 76, of whom 22 were studying for the Diploma in Music and one for the Degree of Mus. Bac.

II.—THE UNIVERSITY ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS.

The number of Candidates for the Degrees of Bachelor who passed their respective Annual Exami nations during the past academic year is shown in tho following table:—

•o j= •e u Schools' n He ¥i e? S z> co>* H* &>• Ei> H

Arts - 81 20 23 — — • 74 Science 6 3 1 - - 9 Law • 2 6 10 6 - 24 Medicine • 49 27 35 29 30 170 Engineering 16 4 8 8 - 35 Music - 15 4 — — _ 19

Total - 117 64 77 43 30 331

The following is the number of those who their Examinations for Higher Degrees :— Master of Arts .... 3 Doctor of Science - - - - ] Doctor of Medicine - - - 9 Master of Surgery ... 2 Master of Civil Engineering - 1

Total 16 ANNUAL REPORT, 19011902. 327

in.—THE MATRICULATION EXAMINATIONS. The number of Candidates who presented them selves and who passed the Matriculation Examina tions during the year 1901-1902 is shown in the following table:—

B <9 5-1 2J3.2

Examination.

= 5 o ill

November, 1901 1004 785 861 May, 1902 .. 307 136

Total .. 1371 1078 497

IV.—THE COUNCIL. The Council reports with deep regret the death of Dr. Gerald H. Fetherston, who was a member of the Council from March, 1881, to his death on September 14, 1901. The vacancy thus occasioned was filled by the election of Mr. W. H. Irvine, M.A., LL.M., on October 7, 1901. The vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr. Goe, late Bishop of Melbourne, was filled by the election of Mr. L. P. B. Cussen, M.A., LL.B., on June 20, 1902. The following were re-elected on the expiration ot their year of office:—Mr. Justice Hood, Mr. Justice A'Beckett, Dr. John Williams, and Mr. H. B. Higgins. 328 ANNUAL REPORT, 1901-1902.

V.—CHANCELLOR AND VICE-CHANCELLOR. Sir John Madden and Sir Henry Wrixon were re-elected Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor respec tively for the year 1902.

VI.—THE TEACHING STAFF. The University suffered a severe loss by the death on January 2nd, 1902, of Professor Edward Morris, Litt.D., who had been Professor of English, French and German since January, 1884. The vacancy caused by his death has not been filled. The Lecturers, Assistant Lecturers and Demon strators holding office in 1901 were re-appointed with the following alterations and additions;— Lecturer in English— Mr. A. Sutherland, M.A. Lecturer in French— M. F. Maurice-Carton, M.A. Lecturer in German— Herr W. von Dechend. Demonstrator of Pathology— Dr. H. G. Chapman. Demonstrator of Anatomy— Dr. W. C. MacKenzie. Demonstrator of Anatomy— Dr. Basil Kilvington. Demonstrator and Assistant Lecturer in Bacteriology Dr. R. J. Bull. Honorary Demonstrator of Obstetrics— Mr. E. A. Spowers, M.B., B.S. Honorary Demonstrator of Anatomy— Mr. G. S. Kennie, M.B., M.S., F.R.C.S. Honorary Demonstrator of Bacteriology— Mrs. Laura Fox, M.A. Lecturer in Metallurgy— Mr. A. L. Mills. Junior Demonstrator of Metallurgy— Mr. Stewart Giles. ANNUAL REPORT, 1901-1902. 329

Honorary Demonstrator of Mechanical Engineering Mr. J. Hilton Mackay, B.C.E. Honorary Assistant Demonstrator of Drawing— Mr. A. Hordern, B.C.E. Junior Demonstrators of Physics— Mr. E. B. Brown. Mr. Richard Hosking.

VII.—EXAMINERS.

The following Examiners were appointed during the year:— 1. Additional Examiners for the Degree of B.C.E. Surveying—Mr. Tisdale. Mechanical Engineering—Professor Warren. Civil Engineering—Mr. L. C. Clark. Hydraulic Engineering—Mr. C. Oliver. Mining—Mr. D. Clark. Metallurgy—Mr. Pritchard. Architecture—Mr. Oak den. 2. Additional Examiners for the Degree of M.C.E. Surveying and Levelling—Mr. Craven. Road and Bridge Construction—Mr. Muntz. Railway Construction—Mr. M. Kernot. Hydraulic Engineering—Mr. C. Oliver. Mining—Mr. D. Clark. Architecture—Mr. Oakden. Mechanical Engineering—Professor Warren.

3. For Degrees in Medicine and Surgery. The Additional Examiners holding office in 1900-1901 were re-appointed for the year 1901-1902.

4. For Theses for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine. Professor Martin. Mr. F. D. Bird. Dr. Barrett. Dr. Jamieson. Dr. Foreman. Dr. Williams. Dr. Balls-Headley. Professor Allen. Professor Watson. Dr. Cherry. 330 ANNUAL REPORT, 19011902.

6. For Thesis for the Degree of Doctor of Science. Professor Masson. Professor Rennie, of Adelaide University. Mr. W. Sutherland. 6 For Thesis for the Degree of M.C.E. Professor Kernot. Mr. Fowler. Mr. Muntz. 7. For the Skakespeare Scholarship. Mr. A. Sutherland. Reverend John Reid. 8. For the December Matriculation Examination, 1901. Dr. Wilkinson, Second Examiner in Physiology, during the absence of Professor Martin. 9. For the May Matriculation Examination, 1902., Mr. E. H. Bromby, First Examiner in English. Professor Laurie, Second Examiner in English. Mr. J. H. Michell, Second Examiner in Algebra and Geometry. 10. For Annual Examinations, November, 1901. Dr. Wilkinson, Co-Examiner with Mr. Fielder in Physiology and Histology, during the absence of Professor Martin. Mr. D. Avery, M.Sc, Examiner in Chemistry, Professor Rennie, Second Examiner for the Third Year of Science, Mr. W. H. Green, Second Examiner in other years, during the absence of Professor Masson.

VIII.—LEAVE OF ABSENCE. During the year leave of absence was granted to Mr. Justice Hood from 3rd March to 31st December, 1902; to Professor Martin from the end of Lectures in 1901 to the 3rd week of the First Term. 1902; to Professor Masson during the Examination Term, 1901. ANNUAL REPORT, 1901-1902. 331

IX.—RETURN OF PROFESSOR SPENCER. In March, 1902, Professor Spencer returned from his expedition to Central Australia, after an absence of twelve months, and resumed his work at the University. X.—MR. J. H. MICHELL. Mr. J. H. Michell, M.A., Lecturer in Mathematics, was during the year elected a Fellow of the Royal Society.

XI.—GEOLOGICAL WORK FOR THE MINES DEPARTMENT. At the request of the Minister of Mines, Professor Gregory, D.Sc, F.R.S., was in November, 1901, granted permission to accept temporarily the position of head of the Geological Branch of the Mines Department, satisfactory arrangements being made to carry on the work of his chair during the time occupied by his work for the Department.

XII.—APPOINTMENT OF DR. CHERRY AS GOVERNMENT BACTERIOLOGIST. In April, 1902, Dr. Cherry was granted permission to accept the office ot Bacteriologist and Dairy Expert to the Department of Agriculture, retaining his posi tion of Lecturer in Bacteriology with control of the Laboratory. At the same time Dr. R. J. Bull was appointed Demonstrator and Assistant Lecturer.

XIII.—EQUIPMENT OF BACTERIOLOGICAL LABORATORY. During the year a sum of .£500 was granted by the Department of Agriculture, which has rendered it possible to considerably improve the equipment of the Bacteriological Laboratory. The Laboratory has been presented by Messrs. Humble aud Sons with a refrigerating plant valued at .£150. 332 ANNUAL REPORT, 19011902.

XIV.—ESTABLISHMENT OF TEACHING IN METALLURGY. Chiefly by the aid of Professor Kernot's generous donation of .£1000, the University has been able to equip a Metallurgical Laboratory, and to appoint a Lecturer and Assistant Demonstrator to carry on the teaching of Metallurgy.

XV.—EXTRA-UNIVERSITY TEACHING. Post-graduate classes were held during 1901 in the Physiological Laboratory, under the superintendence of Dr. Wilkinson, on the Clinical Examination of Blood. The classes were attended by ten graduates. Special classes in Applied Bacteriology for Managers ot Butter Factories were held by Dr. Cherry, and were attended by 41 Students.

XVI.—LOCAL MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS. A scheme of Local Musical Examinations, sug gested by Professor Peterson, has been embodied in a new Statute constituting a Conservatorium Exam ination Board. The following were appointed the first members of the Board:—Professor Peterson, Mr. W. A. Laver, Mr. George Peake, Mr. H. Schrader, and Mr. Ernest Wood. A Syllabus of Examinations has been published by the Board, and arrangements have been made to hold Examinations throughout Victoria in September and October next.

XVII.—NEW LEGISLATION. An appendix is added to this report, detailing the alterations in Statutes and Regulations made by Council and Senate in the post year. The most important of these are the re-casting of the Regula tions dealing with Musical Studies, and the adoption ot new Legislation instituting Degrees in Electrical Engineering. ANNUAL REPORT, 1901-1902. 333

XVIIL—THE WRIGHT BEQUEST. The University has received a bequest of X1000 from the late Mr. Robert Alexander Wright for prizes in Mechanical Engineering and in Instru mental Music.

XIX.—DONATION BY PERMANENT STAFF.

The Council has accepted the offer of the Professors and permanent Teaching Staff to undertake the Examining at the Matriculation Examination for three years free of cost to the University, provided that during that period no reduction is made in salaries. This offer relieved the University of an expenditure for the year ot about .£750.

XX.—DICKSON FRAUDS. In August, 1901, it was discovered that extensive flauds had been committed on the University Funds by F. T. J. Dickson, the Accountant. These extended over a period of 15 years, and were effected by means of false bank pass books and forged bank certificates. The total loss through the frauds was .£23,839 6s. The matter has been the subject of an investigation by a Royal Commission, which has reported that the responsibility for the whole of the losses undoubtedly attaches to the Commissioners of Audit and the Government employing them.

Dickson was tried and convicted, and received a sentence of five years' imprisonment.

The falsification of the accounts prevented the Council from fully realising the extent to which, owing to the diminution of the Government Grant, the expenditure of the University has exceeded its income since 1893. The investigations ot Mr. E. T. Drake, Audit Inspector, have shown that the accumu lated drift at the end of 1901 amounted to over .£11,000. 334 ANNUAL REPORT, 1001-1902.

XXI.-COMMITTEE ON UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT. After the discovery of the frauds in August, 1901, a Special Committee was appointed by the Council to inquire into the management of the University. The Committee presented two reports, one dealing with the Re-organisation of the Office and of the Control of the Finances j the second with wider questions of the Constitution of the Council and Senate, the appointment and tenure of Professors, and the exten sion of the work of the University. As the result of their report the Office was completely re-organised, both staff and expenditure were reduced, a Finance Committee was constituted with strictly-defined duties, and an Auditor was appointed to make a monthly audit ot the accounts. Mr. E. D. Crellin was elected to the position of Auditor.

XXIL—THE REGISTRAR. On the 21st of October, 1901, the Council accepted the resignation of Mr. E. F. A'Beckott, who had been in the service of the University for thirty-seven years, giving him leave of absence to the end ot the year, and granting him a retiring allowance. Dr. Cherry was appointed Acting-Registrar until the end of January, 1902, when the new Registrar, Mr. Alexander Sutherland, M.A., who was appointed in November, 1901, entered on his duties.

XXIII.—ADDITIONAL GRANT. In view of the financial position disclosed by the special audit, the Premier, Sir Alexander Peacock, promised that the Government would provide an additional grant of .£1500 for 1902, pending the report of the proposed Royal Commission. The first half of this sum has been made available, enabling the University to re-appoint the full staff of Lecturers for 1902. ANNUAL REPORT, 1901-1902. 335

XXIV.—ROYAL COMMISSION. On the 27th ot February, 1902, a Royal Commission was appointed to enquire into and report upon the financial position of the University, to consider and report upon the administration and teaching work of the Institution, and generally to make recommenda tions as to the best means to be adopted for the efficient government ot the University in accordance with the objects of its foundation. The first progress report ot the Commission recommends that the responsibility of making good the .£23,839, the amount of the Dickson frauds, should be undertaken by the Government, and that for the year 1902 the Government should make good the estimated excess of expenditure over revenue, and pay the University interest at 3J per cent, on JE23.839.

I have the honour to be. Sir, Your Excellency's most obedient Servant, H. J. WRIXON, Vice-Chancellor. 3rd August, 1903. ANNUAL REPORT, 1902-1903.

REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY PROM 31ST JULY, 1902, TO 31ST JULY, 1903.

To His EICBLLKNCT SIR GBOROB STDEXIIAH CLARKE, K.C.M.G., F.R.S., GOVERNOR or VICTORIA.

SIE, - I have the honour, in accordance with section 27, of The University Act 1890, to submit to Your Excellency the following Report ot the Proceedings ot the University of Melbourne during the past year :—

I.- STUDENTS ATTENDING LECTURES. The following table shows the number of Students attending lectures at the University during tho year 1902:—

SO Schools. JB8 i |2 o v ii .= s £>• MM

Arts - 33 29 26 — — 36 122 Science 6 5 3 - - - 14 Law 3 6 9 7 - - 24 Articled Clerks - - - 10 12 - - 31 Medicine 73 62 34 39 38 21 266 Engineering 34 18 9 8 — - 69

Total - 149 109 99 66 36 66 516 ANNUAL REPORT, 1902-190S. 337 The following table shows the number of students attending the Conservatorium of Music during the same year:—

•a Course. Is i n II &

Degree of Mus. Bac. 6 1 — 7 Diploma in Music • 25 11 3 39 Other Students — — - 69

Total 31 12 3 105

II.—THE UNIVERSITY ANNUAL EXAMINA TIONS. The number of candidates for the degrees of Bachelor who passed their respective Annual Exam inations during the past Academic Year is shown in the following table :—

•o .c Schools. n li 3 S* SJi S £r- Six &

Arts - 26 23 24 _ _ 73 Science 4 4 2 - - 10 Law • 2 6 11 10 - 29 Medicine • 42 40 29 33 29 173 Engineering 11 9 8 7 - 36 HUHIC - 22 7 3 — — 32

Total - 10 89 77 60 29 362

M 338 ANNUAL REPORT, 1902-1903

The following is the number of those who passed their examinations for Higher Degrees :— Master of Arts 1 Doctor of Medicine 10 Master of Surgery ... 2

III.—THE MATRICULATION EXAMINATIONS. The number of candidates who presented them selves and who passed the Matriculation Examina tions during the year 190J-3 is shown in the follow ing table:—

rl-S lil S 3 OJ s a 2-a O * £ft's Exainination. uS g •2.2 is* '* a 5 n ill J!-E § = S o MaI b. £-

November, 1902 1048 854 354 May, 1903 413 318 156

Total 1461 1172 609

IV.—LOCAL EXAMINATIONS IN MUSIC. The first Local Examinations in Music under the newly constituted Conservatorium Examination Board were held in September, 1902, and May, 1903. The following table shows the number of candidates who entered for Examination and the number who passed:— Entered. Passed. September, 1902 - 426 - 320 May, 1903 - - 55 - 43

Total 481 363 ANNUAL REPORT, 1902-1903. 339

V.—THE COUNCIL. The Council has to report with deep regret the severe loss which it has suffered by the death, on May 31st, 1903, of Dr. Alexander Morrison who hod been a member of the Council since 1878, and the retire ment, on 6th April, 1903, of Mr. B. L. J. Ellery, F.R.S., after a period of service of over 23 years. The vacancies in the Council thus occasioned were filled by the election of the Right Reverend Henry Lowther Clarke, M.A., Bishop of Melbourne, and of Mr. Frank Tate, M.A., I.S.O., Director of Education. The following were re-elected on the expiration of their term of office:—Dr. Bride, Professor Allen, Sir Henry Wrixon, and Mr. John Grice. Leave of absence has been granted (1) to Mr. W. H. Irvine tor twelve months from 18th August, 1902, and (2) to Dr. David Grant from 20th April, 1903, to the end of the year. VI.—CHANCELLOR AND VICE-CHANCELLOR. Sir John Madden and Sir Henry Wrixon were re elected Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor respectively for the year 1903.

VII.—THE PROFESSORS. The Council regrets to report the retirement of Dr. Martin, F.R.S., Acting Professor of Physiology, who has been appointed Director of the Jenner Institute of Preventive Medicine. During the seven years he has been in Melbourne Dr. Martin has raised the teaching of Physiology in the University to the highest pitch ot efficiency, and his loss will be severely felt by the University. The Council has accepted the resignation of Dr. Halford, Professor of Physiology, who has been absent on leave since 1896.

VIII.—LECTURERS AND DEMONSTRATORS. The Lecturers and Demonstrators who held office in 1902 were re-appointed for the year 1903, with the' following alterations and additions :— 22A 340 ANNUAL REPORT, 1002-1903.

Lecturer on Education— J. Smyth, M.A., Ph. D. Acting Lecturer in English— Professor Tucker. Assistant Lecturer in Classics— H. W. Allen, M.A. Demonstrator of Pathology— Constance Ellis, M.D. Assistant Demonstrator of Bacteriology— Ethel M. V. Cowan, M.B., B.S. Honorary Demonstrators of Anatomy— J. T. Murphy, M.D. T. E. L. Lambert, M.B., B.S. Junior Demonstrators of Physics— Frances H. Campbell, B.A. E. S. Richards. After the death of Mr. Alexander Sutherland in August, 1902, the Rev. E. H. Sugden, M.A., B.Sc., was appointed Lecturer in English for the remainder of that year.

IX.—EXAMINERS. The following Examiners were appointed during the year:— 1. For Annual Examinations, 1902-1903. English—Professor Tucker. French and German—Mr. H. Ritz, M.A.

2. For Degrees in Medicine and Surgery, 1902-1903. Materia Medica—Mr. Plowman and Mr. F. Cole. Therapeutics, &c—Dr. Bennie. Medicine—Dr. Howard. Surgery—Dr. Stirling. Obstetrics, &o.—Dr. F. Meyer. Forensic Medicine—Dr. Brett. Insanity—Mr. Seattle Smith and Dr. Mullen.

The same Examiners were re-appointed tor 1903- 1904, with the substitution of Dr. Home for Dr. Meyer. ANNUAL REPORT, 19021903. 341

3. For Theses for Degrees. Litt.D. — Professor Tucker, and Professor Postgate, of University College, London. M.D.—Drs. Tidswell (Sydney), Cherry, Hamilton (Adelaide), Adam, Bird, Springthorpe, Martin and Stawell. 4. For Mollison Scholarship. Italian—Signor Barocchi and Mr. Cornwall. Hindustani—Dr. Power and Colonel EUiston. 5. For Matriculation Examination, 1902-1903.

DO Subject. First Examiner. Second Examiner.

Greek Prof. Tucker Mr. Cornwall A Latin Mi. Cornwall Prof. Tucker

Algebra Prof. Nanson Mr. Nesbitt B Geometry Mr. Nesbitt Mr. Kerr Grant Arithmetic Prof, Lyle Prof. Nanson

English Mr. Sugden Prof. Tucker. C History Prof. Elkington Mr. Robt. Craig Geography Prof. Gregory Mr. Mackey

French Mr. H. Kitz. Herr Walter von D Dechend German Herr Walter von Mr. H. Kitz Dechend

Mr. D. Avery Mr. W. H. Green F Chemistry Physics Mr. Love Prof. Lyle

Mr. Fielder Prof. Martin F Physiology Botany Rev. J. S. Hart Mr. Hall o Music Prof. Peterson Mr, Laver

H Drawing Mr. F. McCubbin Mr. T. F. Fatereon 342 ANNUAL REPORT, 1902-1903.

The same Examiners were re-appointed for 1903- 1904 with the following alterations:—Greek (first) and Latin (second), Miss S. Williams, M.A. -, English (second). Miss Adele Ellis, M.A,; History (second), Mr. J. A. Arthur, M.A., LL.M.; French (first) and German (second), M. Maurice-Carton, M.A.

X.—LEAVE OF ABSENCE. Leave of absence was granted to members of the staff as follows:— Professor Harrison Moore—For Examination Terra, 1902; Messrs. J. T. Collins, M.A., LL.M., and J. Macfarlan, M.A, LL.B., being appointed as his substitutes. Professor Lyle—For First Term, 1903 ,• Mr. Love being appointed Acting Professor, and Mr. K. S. Cross, Acting Demonstrator ot Natural Philosophy during his absence. Professor Peterson—From beginning of First Term to June, 1903; Mr. W. A. Laver being appointed Acting Professor of Music, and Director of the Conservatorium during his absence. Mr. E. H. Bromby—For the month of February, 1903; Mr. C. Bromby being appointed Acting Librarian; and for nine months from July, 1903, Mr. J. Lake acting as locum tenens. Mr. B. A. Smith, Lecturer in Hydraulic Engineer ing—For three months from June, 1903; Mr. J. Monash, M.C.E., being appointed as his substitute.

XI.—ROYAL SOCIETY.

In April, 1903, Professor Orme Masson, D.So., Professor of Chemistry, was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. ANNUAL REPORT, 1902-1903. 343

XII.—THE REGISTRAR. The lamented death on 14th August, 1902, of Mr. Alexander Sutherland, after a tenure of office of barely six months, left a vacancy in the office of Registrar. Before a new appointment could be made the announcement was received of a reduction amounting to .£2500 in the Increased Grant. It became necessary to make various re-arrangements in the work of the staff, and Mr. W. E. Cornwall, Lecturer in Classics, who had acted temporarily after Mr. Sutherland's death, was appointed Registrar for the year 1903.

XIII.—DIPLOMA OF EDUCATION. In December, 1902, a new two years' course for a Diploma of Education was introduced, and by arrangement with the Education Department, Dr. J. Smyth, Principal of the Training College, was ap pointed Lecturer in the Theory and Practice of Education. The new course has already attracted twenty-four students.

XIV.—NEW LEGISLATION. The alterations in Statutes and Regulations made during the year are set out in an appendix hereto. The most important are the new Regulations for a Diploma of Education, and Amendments, instituting Oral Examinations in French and German tor Honours at Matriculation, introducing Terminal Examinations in subjects involving practical work, and reforming the system of Annual Examination, so as to allow Candidates to pass the subjects of their year either at the November Examination, or at the Supplementary Examination in December.

XV.—AMENDING UNIVERSITY ACT. In April, 1903, a University Act Amendment Act passed through Parliament and received the Royal Assent, abolishing the restriction in granting degrees 344 ANNUAL REPORT, 19021903.

imposed by Section 25 of the University Act, 1890, and enabling the University to grant any degree, diploma, certificate or license except in Divinity.

XVI.—DONATIONS. The following donations were received during the year in addition to the special donations for 1903 mentioned in paragraph XVII.:— Professor Kemot (Metallurgy Dept.) itiOO Professor Spencer (Apparatus) ... 208 Graduates' Subscription ...... 46ri Teaching Staff (cost ot examining for Matriculation) ...... 208 Dr. Barrett (Apparatus) ...... 5 Total ... £1687

XVII.—FINANCES. In September, 1902, the second half of the addi tional grant promised by the late Premier was withdrawn, and the increased grant for 1902-1903 was reduced from .£6000 to £4500. The investigations consequent on the discovery of the Dickson frauds had disclosed that there was an annual drift of nearly £1600, while the annual burden involved by the frauds and the accumulated deficit amounts to £1045. It thus became necessary to make provision in 1903 for a deficit of £4600. This was done partly by a reduction of all salaries which could legally be reduced, on a scale consider ably in excess of that adopted for the Civil Service, partly by certain re-arrangements ot work, and partly by the diminution of scholarships and exhibi tions, and the increase of fees. Special donations and offers of assistance were also received from Professor Kemot, Professor Spencer, Professor Gregory, Profes sor Tucker, Professor Lyle, Dr. MacFarland, the Medical Lecturers, and an anonymous donor. ANNUAL REPORT, 1902-1903. 345

With the aid of these donations it was found possible to continue the work of the University for the time being with an undiminished teaching staff; but before undertaking responsibilities for the coming year it will be necessary for the Council to reconsider the whole position.

I have the honor to be, Sir, Your Excellency's most obedient Servant, H. J. WRIXON, Vice-Chancellor, 3rd August, 1903. HONOUR LISTS.

FINAL HONOUR EXAMINATION. FIRST TERM, 1903.

CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY. First Class. Enid Derham (Ormond College). Second Class. Elizabeth Inglis Lothian (Ormond College)") -p,.,,.! Hilda Winifred Kendall > aquai. Third Class. Arthur Graham Throssell (Ormond College) } pQnfti Lilian Mary Armitage (Trinity College) ) " Lilian Alice Harbison Webster (Ormond College).

HISTORY. First Class. Marion Phillips (Ormond College). Second Class. Marion Grandison Taylor. Third Class. Robert Causton Foyster (Ormond College).

LOGIC AND PHILOSOPHY. First Class. Leslie Ernest Bennett (Queen's College). Second Class. Abigail Brown Warden (Ormond College). Third Class. Mary Lily McLaren (Ormond College). EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903. 347

MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE. First Class. Minnie Mabel Monica Hevingham Root. Second Class. Teresa Agnes Noone (Trinity College). Jeffery Frederick Meurisse Haydon (Ormond College). Ellen May Sohmetzer (Trinity College).

MATHEMATICS. First Class. None. Second Class. Kenneth Stuart Cross (Trinity College).

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY (with Laboratory Work). First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class. Frances Helen Campbell (Ormond College).

CHEMISTRY (with Laboratory Work). First Class. Alexander Charles Camming.

GEOLOGY, PALEONTOLOGY AND MINERALOGY (with Laboratory and Field Work). First Class. Charles Michael Lyons. Second Class. James Robert Valentine Anderson. 348 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903.

LAWS. First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class. Sydney Harold Austin Embling. Grata Floss Matilda Greig (Queen's College).

MEDICINE. First Class. Edgar Victor Roy Huckell (Ormond College). Second Class. Stewart William Ferguson. Charles Edgar Dennis. Hubert Sheppard Bush (Trinity College). John Henry Lidgett Cumpston (Queen's College). Albert Antliff Weir (Trinity College). Denis Byrne Walshe (Trinity College). Third Class. Henry Talbot Hamilton. Thomas Carlyle Leichardt Camm. Harvey Sutton (Trinity College). Mark Cowley Lidwill. Mary Baldwin (Trinity College). John Patrick Spring. Allen William David Robertson (Queen's College). Luther Morris (Qrmond College). Reginald Howden.

SURGERY. First Class. Edgar Victor Roy Huckell (Ormond College). Albert Antliff Weir (Trinity College). John Henry Lidgett Cumpston (Queen's College). EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903. 349

Second Class. Reginald Howden. Henry Talbot Hamilton. Wilfrid Norman Davies. Luther Morris (Ormond College) } Allen William David Robertson (Queen's [ Equal. College) ) Denis Byrne Walshe (Trinity College) } j;aufli Stewart William Ferguson ) " John Patrick Spring } T?„„„I Mary Baldwin (Trinity College) > ^V**1- Charles Edgar Dennis ) v , Mark Cowley Lidwill ) ^quivl- Third Class. Thomas Carlyle Leichardt Camm. Harvey Sutton (Trinity College). Hubert Sheppard Bush (Trinity College).

OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF WOMEN. First Class. John Henry Lidgett Cumpston (Queen's College). Edgar Victor Roy Huckell (Ormond College). Second Class. Luther Morris (Ormond College). Hubert Sheppard Bush (Trinity College). Charles Edgar Dennis. Harvey Sutton (Trinity College). Henry Talbot Hamilton. Third Class. Denis Byrne Walshe (Trinity College). Albert Antliff Weir (Trinity College).

ENGINEERING. Group A. APPLIED MECHANICS, CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE. First Class. None. 350 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903.

Second Class. None. Third Class. Robert Johnstone Donaldson. Harold Launoelotte Wilkinson (Trinity College). Athol John Bennett. Group B. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, CIVIL ENGINEERING AND HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING. First Class. Arthur George Lloyd Neighbour. Second Class. John Philip Louis Kenny. Harold Launoelotte Wilkinson (Trinity College). Third Class. Athol John Bennett. Robert Johnstone Donaldson.

Group D. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,CIVIL ENGINEERING, MINING AND METALLURGY. First Class. None. Second Class. Robert Johnstone Donaldson. Third Class. John Philip Louis Kenny. Harold Launoelotte Wilkinson (Trinity College).

SCHOLARSHIPS.

CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY. Enid Derham (Ormond College). EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903. 351

HISTORY. Marion Phillips (Ormond College).

HASTIE SCHOLARSHIP IN LOGIC AND PHILOSOPHY. Leslie Ernest Bennett (Queen's College).

DIXSON SCHOLARSHIP IN MATHEMATICS. Kenneth Stuart Cross (Trinity College).

MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE. Minnie Mabel Monica Hevingham Root.

DIXSON SCHOLARSHIP IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHY (with Laboratory Work). Frances Helen Campbell (Ormond College).

CHEMISTRY (with Laboratory Work). Alexander Charles Cumming.

GEOLOGY, PALEONTOLOGY AND MINERALOGY (with Laboratory and Field Work). Charles Michael Lyons.

MEDICINE. Edgar Victor Roy Huckell (Ormond College).

BEANEY SCHOLARSHIP IN SURGERY. Edgar Victor Roy Huckell (Ormond College).

OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF WOMEN. John Henry Lidgett Cumpston (Queen's College).

THE ARGUS SCHOLARSHIP IN ENGINEERING. Arthur George Lloyd Neighbour. 352 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903.

THE DIXSON SCHOLARSHIP IN MINING. Robert Johnstone Donaldson.

THE MOLLISON SCHOLARSHIP IN HINDUSTANI. George O'Dell Crowther (Trinity College).

THE FORENSIC MEDICINE PRIZE. Edgar Victor Roy Huckell (Ormond College).

MATRICULATION EXAMINATION-MAY, 1903 CLASS LISTS.

GREEK AND LATIN. First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class. 411 William Culligan.

ENGLISH AND HISTORY. First Class. None. Second Class. 70 Reginald Corder.

FRENCH AND GERMAN. First Class. 162 Matthew Lennard. Second Class.

163 Florence Wilmot Leonard ") v , 303 Adele Wertheim ^ iqual. Third Class. 67 Hester Violet Airey Chase. 317 Constance Bailey. EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903. 353

MUSIC. First Class. 42 Albert Arthur Burford. Second Class. 97 Horace Percy Finnis 1 -, , 127 Eleanor Marie Henry ) I!'a.ual-

DRAWING. First Class. None. Second Class. 228 Herbert Thomas Postle.

ANNUAL EXAMINATION—NOVEMBER, 1903. CLASS LISTS. GREEK. PART I. First Class. None. Second Class. 186 Alexander Clow Fraser (Ormond College). Third Class. 476 Harold George Steele (Ormond College). 613 Patrick John Wallace (Trinity College).

LATIN, PAET I. First Class. None. Second Class. 476 Harold George Steele (Ormond College). 185 Alexander Clow Fraser (Ormond College). 613 Patrick John Wallace (Trinity College). 23 354 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903.

PUEE MATHEMATICS, PART I. First Class. None. Second Class. 200 Joseph Alexander Gray (Ormond College). 18 Mary Baker (Ormond College). Third Class. 261 Herbert Gordon Jenkinson (Ormond College).

MIXED MATHEMATICS, PART I. First Class. None. Second Class. 200 Joseph Alexander Gray (Ormond College). Third Class. 261 Herbert Gordon Jenkinson (Ormond College). 61 Gilbert Twentyman Brown.

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART I. (With Laboratory Work). First Class. 421 Albert Cherbury David Rivett (Queen's College). 363 Frederick Douglas McNeil (Ormond College). 200 Joseph Alexander Gray (Ormond College). 431 Christopher Paul Rowan (Ormond College) } F , 543 Ernest Edward Withington ) J!'

DEDUCTIVE LOGIC. First Class. 478 John McKellar Stewart (Ormond College). 90 Martha Elispeth Carson. Second Class. 169 Edith Beatrice Eastaugh (Ormond College). Third Class. 294 Philip Ridgeway Le Coutenr.

ENGLISH PART I. First Class. 45 Margaret Grace Stuart Bothroyd (Trinity College). Second Class. 18 Mary Baker (Ormond College). 307 Millicent Beatrice Little (Ormond College). 90 Martha Elispeth Carson. 385 Herbert John Oke } 616 William Lewellen Fearn Wannan (Queen's [ Equal. College) ) Third Class. 49 Clarence Edward Bowen.

CHEMISTRY, PART I. (With Laboratory Work). First Class. 421 Albert Cherbury David Rivett (Queen's College). 171 Frederick Allan Ferris (Ormond College) ~\ 244 Mervyn John Holmes (Trinity College) > Equal. 368 Crighton Eaoul Merrillees ) Second Class. 547 Thomas Alfred Wright. 540 William Edgar Wilson (Ormond College). 431 Christopher Paul Rowan (Ormond College). 863 Frederick Douglas McNeil (Ormond College). 23A 356 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903.

Third Class. 73 Thomas Joseph Bye. 286 Gilbert Lamble (Trinity College). 876 Arthur Youl Nankivell (Ormond College). 199 Herbert John Gray (Ormond College). 61 Gilbert Twentyman Brown.

BIOLOGY, PART I. (With Laboratory Work). First Class. 421 Albert Cherbury David Rivett (Queen's College). Second Class. 244 Mervyn John Holmes (Trinity College). 171 Frederick Allan Ferris (Ormond College). 868 Crighton Raoul Merrillees. 147 Rupert Major Downes (Ormond College). Third Class. 481 Christopher Paul Rowan (Ormond College).

CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY. First Class. 415 Annie Rattray Rentoul (Ormond College). Second Class. None. Third Class. 493 Thomas Morrin Tanswell (Ormond College). 143 Isabel Elizabeth Dougharty (Trinity College).

HISTORY. First Class. 24 Norman Wilson Barratt (Ormond College). } 616 William Lewellen Fearn Wannan (Queen's > Equal. College). ) Second Class. 490 Marion Elizabeth Syme (Ormond College). 97 Wilhelm Christiansen. EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903. 357

LOGIC AND PHISOSOPHY. First Class. None. Second Class. 6 Katharine Logan Alexander (Ormond College). 432 Marjorie Williatt Rowe (Trinity College).

MODEEN LANGUAGES. First Class. None. Second Class. 295 Violet Jane Lee (Trinity College). Third Class. 846 Edith Madeline McConachie (Trinity College).

MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART II. (With Laboratory Work). First Class. None. Second Class. 245 Walter Morell Holmes (Ormond College).

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART II., AND CHEMIS TRY, PART II. (With Laboratory Work). First Class. None. Second Class. 416 Edwin Stuart Richards (Ormond College).

GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY, PART I. (With Laboratory and Field Work), and BIOLOGY, PART II. (With Laboratory Work). First Class. 293 John Albert Leach (Trinity College). 358 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903.

JURISPRUDENCE. INCLUDING ROMAN LAW AND CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY AND LAW, PAET II.

First Class.

218 Wilbur Lincoln Ham (Ormond College) } v , 214 Edward James Hamilton (Trinity CoUege) ) ^l1""- Second Class. None. Third Class.

87 Timothy William James Caples "J pnnnl 248 Victor Sydney Hollow (Trinity CoUege) > ^l"3,1-

THE LAW OF PEOPERTY IN LAND AND CON VEYANCING, AND THE LAW OP CONTRACTS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. First Class. 213 Wilbur Lincoln Ham (Ormond College).

JUNIOR ANATOMY. First Class. 154 John Webster Dunhill (Queen's College). 386 Edward Percy Oldham (Ormond College). 140 Hugh Berchmans Devine } „ , 865 Douglas Murray McWhae (Trinity CoUege) ) iaual-

Second Class. 327 Alfred Fay Maclure (Ormond CoUege) ) *„,,., 617 John Ward (Trinity CoUege) ^ J^quai. 197 Ethel Good ") E i 259 Maggie Jamieson > q Third Class. 78 Robert Scott CaUander ) ~ , 194 Joseph James Lloyd GiU ) tj(^aal- EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903. 359

HISTOLOGY, ELEMENTARY PHYSIOLOGY, AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY.

First Class.

827 Alfred Fay Maclure (Ormond College) } v , 617 John Ward (Trinity College) ) ^V"*- 140 Hugh Berchmans Devine ( v , 252 Thomas Stawell Hutchings 1 J!,4ual- 132 Muriel Kate Davies (Trinity CoUege). 365 Douglas Murray McWhae (Trinity College). 386 Edward Percy Oldham (Ormond College). Second Class. 154 John Webster Dunhill (Queen's College) ) „ , 528 Edward Rowden White (Trinity College) > x^uu- 83 Sarah Maud Campbell) ~ , 197 Ethel Good > E1ual- 139 Garnet Wesley Deravin | „ . 459 Montefiore David Silberberg (Queen's College)) (*ua " 194 Joseph James Lloyd GUI. Third Class. 537 Norman Leslie Galloway Wilson (Queen's College). 40 Hubert Blaubaum (Queen's College). 112 Stephen Harold Cooke.

SENIOR ANATOMY. First Class. None. Second Class. 15 John Goodall Avery (Ormond College). 451 Sidney Valentine Sewell (Queen's College). Third Class. 394 Gordon Andrew Paton (Ormond College). 62 William Gillbee Brown (Queen's College). 222 Alfred Edwin Harker. 536 Hugh Campbell WUson (Ormond CoUege). 360 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903.

PHYSIOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY. First Class. 842 Gordon Clunes McKay Mathison. 632 Isabella Wilkinson. Second Class. 222 Alfred Edwin Harker. 15 John Goodall Avery (Ormond College). 636 Hugh Campbell Wilson (Ormond College). Third Class. 235 Mary AnketeU Henderson. 121 Mabel Gertrude Sutton Crutchfield.

PATHOLOGY (including Elementary Bacteriology). First Class. 289 Leslie Scott Latham (Ormond College). Second Class.

137 Mary Clementina De Garis (Queen's College) ) p , 180 Robert Leslie Forsyth ) Jiquai. Third Class. 409 Balcombe Quick (Trinity Callege). 187 Howard Cecil Fulford (Trinity College).

THERAPEUTICS, DIETETICS AND HYGIENE. First Class. 180 Robert Leslie Forsyth. Second Class. 289 Leslie Scott Latham (Ormond College). 343 John Thomas Matthews (Queen's College). 137 Mary Clemintina De Garis (Queen's College). Third Class. 457 John Warburton Shields. 409 Balcombe Quick (Trinity College). EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903. 361

SECOND YEAR CIVIL ENGINEERING. First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class. 224 William Wyatt Harvey (Ormond CoUege). 467 Charles Pyne Smart.

SECOND YEAR MINING ENGINEERING. First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class. 314 Stuart Gilkison Love (Ormond College). 428 Walter John Rose.

SECOND YEAR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. First Class. None. Second Class. 245 Walter MoreU Holmes (Ormond College . 33 George Fritz Benson (Ormond College).

THIRD YEAR CIVIL ENGINEERING. First Class. None. Second Class. 448 John Arnold Seitz (Ormond College). Third Class. 484 Ion Mackenzie Sutherland (Ormond College). 362 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903.

THIED YEAE MINING ENGINEEEING. First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class. 246 George Barcroft Hope (Ormond College).

SURVEYING, PART I. First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class. 382 WiUiam Hogarth Robertson Nimmo.

EXHIBITIONS. FIRST HONOUR EXAMINATION. The following Exhibitions have been awarded :— Greek, Part I.— 185 Alexander Clow Fraser (Ormond College). Latin, Part I.— 475 Harold George Steele (Ormond College). Pure Mathematics, Part I.— 200 Joseph Alexander Gray (Ormond College). Mixed Mathematics, Part I.— 200 Joseph Alexander Gray (Ormond CoUege). Natural Philosophy, Part I. (with Laboratory Work)— 421 Albert Cherbury David Rivett (Queen's College). Deductive Logic (Hastie Exhibition)— 478 John McKeUar Stewart (Ormond College). Proxime Accessit— 90 Martha Elispeth Carson. English, Part I.— 45 Margaret Grace Stuart Bothroyd (Trinity CoUege). EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903. 363

Chemistry, Part I. (with Laboratory Work)— 421 Albert Cherbury David Eivett (Queen's College). Biology, Part I. (with Laboratory Work)— 421 Albert Cherbury David Rivett (Queen's CoUege).

SECOND HONOUR EXAMINATION. The following Exhibitions have been awarded:— Classical Philology— 415 Annie Rattray Eentoul (Ormond College). History— 24 Norman WUson Barratt (Ormond") CoUege)- i Eaual 516 William LeweUen Fearn Wannan I q (Queen's College). ) PhUosophy (Hastie Exhibition)— 6 Katharine Logon Alexander (Ormond College). Modem Languages— 295 Violet Jane Lee (Trinity College). Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, Part II. (with Laboratory Work)— 245 Walter Morell Holmes (Ormond CoUege). Natural Philosophy, Part II. (with Laboratory Work), and Chemistry, Part II. (with Laboratory Work)— 416 Edwin Stuart Richards (Ormond College). Biology, Part II. (with Laboratory Work), and Physi ology (with Laboratory Work)— Not awarded. Geology and Mineralogy, Part I. (with Laboratory and Field Work), and Biology, Part II. (with Labora tory Work)— 293 John Albert Leach (Trinity CoUege).

THIRD YEAE LAWS. The foUowing Exhibitions have been awarded:— Jurisprudence (including Roman Law) and Constitutional History and Law, Part II.— 213 Wilbur Lincoln Ham (Ormond College) } 214 Edward James Hamilton (Trinity [ Equal. College) ) 364 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903.

The Law of Property in Land and Conveyancing, and the Law of Contract and Personal Property— 213 Wilbur Lincoln Ham (Ormond CoUege).

SECOND YEAR MEDICINE. The following Exhibitions have been awarded: Junior Anatomy— 154 John Webster Dunhill (Queen's College). Histology, Elementary Physiology and Physiological Chemistry—

327 Alfred Fay Maclure (Ormond College) ) P , 617 John Ward (Trinity College) ) aquai.

THIRD YEAR MEDICINE. The following Exhibitions have been awarded: Senior Anatomy— 15 John Goodall Avery (Ormond College). Physiology and Histology— 342 Gordon Climes McKay Mathison.

FOURTH YEAR MEDICINE. The following Exhibitions have been awarded: Pathology, including Elementary Bacteriology— 289 Leslie Scott Latham (Ormond College). Therapeutics, Dietetics and Hygiene— 180 Robert Leslie Forsyth.

SECOND YEAR CIVIL ENGINEERING. Not awarded.

SECOND YEAR MINING ENGINEERING (Stawell Exhibition). 314 Stuart Gilkison Love (Ormond College).

THIRD YEAR CIVIL ENGINEERING (StaweU Exhibition). 448 John Arnold Seitz (Ormond College). EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903. 366

THIRD YEAR MINING ENGINEERING. Not awarded.

SURVEYING, PART I. Not awarded.

THE DIXSON RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP. The Dixson Research Scholarship for Chemistry has been awarded to— 122 Alexander Charles Cumming.

THE PROFESSOR KERNOT RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP. The Professor Kernot Research Scholarship for Natural Philosophy has been awarded to— 118 Kenneth Stuart Cross (Trinity College).

THE PROFESSOR WILSON PRIZE. The Professor Wilson Prize for Mathematics and Natural Philosophy has been awarded to— 245 William Morell Holmes (Ormond College).

SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION.

DECEMBER, 1903.

CLASS LISTS.

FIRST YEAR MUSIC. First Class. None. Second Class. 68 Albert Arthur Burford. 366 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1903.

SECOND YEAR MUSIC. First Class. 237 Eleanor Mary Henry. 99 Ethel Mary Cicely Rowan. 450 Irene Victoria Seward. Second Class. 116 Stella Crawcour. 275 Annie Kennedy. 218 Elsie Muriel Hanson. Third Class. 396 Edith Fleetwood Peard. 420 Jean Isabel Ritchie.

THIRD YEAR MUSIC. First Class. None. Second Class. 8 Arthur WUliam Allen.

ORMOND EXHIBITIONS IN MUSIC.

FIRST YEAR. The Three Ormond Exhibitions open for competition at the First Year Examination in Music are awarded to— 68 Albert Arthur Burford. 338 Doris Ethel Maplestone. 881 Amy Lirum Nightingale.

SECOND YEAR. The three Ormond Exhibitions open for competition at the Second Year Examination in Music are awarded i 237 Eleanor Mary Henry. 99 Ethel Mary Cicely Rowan. 450 Irene Victoria Seward. DEGREES CONFERRED, 1003. 367

DEGREES CONFERRED, 1903.

At the Annual Commencement held on 28th March, 1903, the following Degrees were conferred:—

BACHELOR OF ARTS. Enid Derham. Alice Maud Hume. Hilda Winifred Kendall. Elizabeth Inglis Lothian. Ethel Mary McKinley. Mary Lily M'Laren. Teresa Agnes Noone. Minnie Mabel Monica Hevingham Root. May Victoria Russell. EUen May Schmetzer. Alice Constance Muriel Tisdall. Eleanor Mary Tobin. Abigail Brown Warden. Lilian Alice Harbison Webster. John Edward Tracy Date. Jeffery Frederick Meurisse Haydon. Frank Lade. John Patrick MacDougaU. Arthur Graham Throssell. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. Ethel Ida Remfry. Alexander Charles Camming.

BACHELOR OF LAWS. Grata Flos Matilda Greig. John Patrick Minogue. John Buchanan Sawers. Robert Lindsay Wingrove.

BACHELOR OP MEDICINE. Albert Degenhardt. Walter Eugene Deravin. 368 DEGREES CONFERRED, 1903.

Charles William Henry Fleming. WiUiam CampbeU Grindrod. AUen WiUiam David Robertson. John Patrick Spring. Bertram Milne Sutherland. In absentid, Charles Joseph Oliver.

BACHELOR OF SUEGEEY. Mary Baldwin. Hubert Sheppard Bush Thomas Carlyle Leichardt Camm. John Howard Lidgett Cumpston. Wilfrid Norman Davies. Albert Degenhordt. Walter Eugene Deravin. Stewart WiUiam Ferguson. Charles William Henry Fleming. WiUiam CampbeU Grindrod. Henry Talbot Hamilton. Edgar Victor Eoy HuckeU. Roland Mastai Lane. Mark Cowley LidwiU. Luther Morris. Owen Herbert Peters. Allan William David Robertson. John Patrick Spring. Bertram Milne Sutherland. Harvey Sutton. In absentid. James Bennett. Claude Fulton Hodgkinson. Charles Joseph OUvor.

BACHELOR OP CIVIL ENGINEERING. Herbert Joseph Clucas. In absentid. George Frederick Jakins. Arthur Howard Pritchard Moline. Louis Murray Whitehead. DEGREES CONFERRED, 1903. 369

MASTER OF ARTS. Gertrude Lucie Burke. Theodora Emilie Johanna Copas. Elsie Frances Morres. Emilie Sonnenberg. Ida Harriett* May Wilson. Mabel Aileen Wilson. John Barnaby. John Clifford Valentine Behan. -£neas Macdonald. Francis William EoUand. WUliam John Vogler. Hugh Campbell Wilson. In absentid. Philip Lewis Griffiths. MASTER OP SCIENCE. Hortense Rita ConneU. Florence StiUwell. Frederick Harper CampbeU. Kerr Grant.

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE. Constance Ellis. Francis Josiah Bonnin. WiUiam Arthur James. Thomas Edwin Llewellyn Lambert. John Thomas Murphy. Arthur Geoffrey Owen. Reginald Ernest Shuter. Edward Augustus Spowers. Henry Douglas Stephens. In absentid. William Thomas ChenhalL Herbert Prank Shomey. Charles Emmanuel Williams.

MASTER OF SUEGEEY. Edward Leslie Gault. John Gordon. 370 DEGREES CONFERRED, 1903. AD EUNDEM GRADUM.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, Cameron Hilda Coventry (Adelaide).

MASTEE OF ARTS. Henry Lowther Clarke (Cambridge). Hamilton Fletcher (Oxford).

The following Degrees were conferred on the 7th Decern- ber, 1903 :— BACHELOR OF ARTS. William Tait.

BACHELOR OF LAWS. Robert Cobbold Coin. John Thomas Keane.

BACHELOR OF MEDICINE. Frank Carl Frederic Andrew. WiUiam Francis Stamp Bottomley. Percy Gore Brett. Arthur James Cahill. Archibald Brown Campbell. Francis Lctbiellieur Davies. Constantine Trent Champion de Crespigny. Thomas Peel Dunhill. Wiley Drummond Ferguson. Arthur Horace Gibson. Frederick WUliam Green. William Alexander Teao Lind. Maurice Edmund Lynch. Arthur Norman McArthur. Arthur Edward Morris. John Newman Morris. Frederick Arthur Rodway. Thomas Gordon Ross. Walter Ernest Summons. Cecil Finn Tucker. DEGREES CONFERRED, 1903. 371 BACHELOR OP SUEGEEY. Arthur Horace Gibson. Frederick William Green. Mark Cowley Lidwill. William Alexander Teao Lind. Maurice Edmund Lynch. Arthur Norman McArthur. John Newman Morris.

BACHELOE OP CIVIL ENGINEEEING. In absentid*. Samuel James Lindsay.

BACHELOE OP MINING ENGINEERING. Maurice Osric Copland.

MASTER OF AETS. Edward Ince Gason. Herbert Metcalf Hawkins. Henry Robert Holmes. In absentid, George Thomas Arthur.

MASTER OF CIVIL ENGINEERING. In absentid, John Hilton Mackay.

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE. Ad eundem gradum, Henry Cairns Lloyd (Edinburgh).

On the 23rd December, 1903, the foUowing Degrees were conferred:— BACHELOR OP ARTS. James WiUiam Alexander Buchan. John Henry Frewin. 2*A 372 DEGREES CONFERRED, 1003.

BACHELOE OP LAWS. Evan Gwynne Bona. CampbeU George Douglas. Bruce Pitcaim Hedderwick.

BACHELOE OF MEDICINE. Ad eundem. Roderick Tate Sutherland (Glasgow).

BACHELOE OF SUEGEEY. Arthur Edward Morris.

MASTEE OP AETS. Edgar Horatio Douglas Keene {In absentid). Amy Roberta Williams.

MASTER OF LAWS. Sidney Harold Austin Embling.

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