Index to Volume 5 (1889-1906) - The University of Adelaide

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Index to Volume 5 (1889-1906)

University of Adelaide Archives: Series 163 University Newscuttings Books

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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academic matters,
1903 regulations & syllabus, 284
criticism of low standard of some university subjects, 48-49
degrees granted, 464
discouragement of highly developed science courses, 436
amendments to Statutes and regulations for degree course, 123, 124, 124-125
annual report of Examinations Board for 1902, 284
exemption from obligation of final Law certificate, 32
SA representatives on Associated Board of the Royal College of Music, 454
medical curriculum, 473
scheme for training teachers, 98-99
change in regulations for MBBS by Senate, 61
classes of examinations for Associated Board of the Royal College of Music, 454
commencement of 1876 academic year, 473
private music teachers and the Conservatorium, 40
relationship with Adelaide Hospital staff, 30
academic standards at Elder Conservatorium, 70, 71, 72-73
administration of 1901 Degree of MusBac examination, 246
Professor Ives response to complaints by music teachers, 21, 23, 24
dissatisfaction with music examinations, 70, 71, 72-73
dominance of examinations at University, 275-276
Elder Conservatorium not deserving of the title conservatorium, 69
extension lectures as part of SA education system, 358-359
conduct of and teaching in the School of Mines and Industries, 98, 100-102
university control of Teachers' Training College, 98-99, 99-100, 100-102
further education for school leavers and teachers, 24
value of subjects at scholarship examinations, 436, 439, 449
certificates for students in 1902 Primary Examination, 275
quality of education provided by the Elder Conservatorium, 20
Law Reform Bill and the education of barristers and solicitors, 58-60
perceived lowering of university standards, 20, 21
need for Chair of Dentistry, 267-268
need for Degree in Commerce, 438, 439
need to expand scope of academic teaching, 409-410
regulation to remove fees for children who passed compulsory standard, 18-19
perceived bias against sciences, history and females, 268
problems with the 1901 third year MusBac examination, 252
proposal for Chair of Elocution, 349
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proposal for Chair of Political Economy 349
provision for first two years of medical course, 473
University training of student teachers, 105, 106-108, 108-110
regulations for Doctor of Music, 61
establishment of National University of Australia, 19
relationship between universities and secondary education, 36-37, 38-40, 80, 85-87
repeal of regulations for Bachelor of Laws, 5, 61
completion of medical degree at Adelaide Hospital, 86-87
request by Professor Ives for enquiry into inner workings of University, 238-239
role of religion in education, 146-148
scale of marks for chemistry and physics examinations, 440
science students and marking system for higher public examinations, 449
alterations to regulations governing BSc, 253
regulations for Advanced Commercial Certificate and Diploma in Electric Engineering, 252, 253
new regulations for School of Medicine, 253-254
conference on uniform standard of degree examinations, 391
course of higher technical study, 289, 290
University of Adelaide recognised by Special Board of Medicine, Cambridge, 259
first in Australia to grant degrees in science, 464
first in Australia to grant degrees to women, 464
accreditation,
graduate eligible for associateship of Institution of Electrical Engineers, London, 260
University of Adelaide recognised by Special Board of Medicine, Cambridge, 259
Adams, AJ,
admitted ad eundem gradum, 150, 151, 152, 154, 154-155
Adams, JRG.,
address at Library Association of Australasia Conference, 159, 163-164
Adams, Rev Reginald Arthur,
admitted ad eundem gradum, 236
Adelaide Hospital,
1898 annual report, 86-87
Anatomy Bill to amend law relating to dead bodies, 332
appointment of Honorary doctors, 308
conversion of Lunatic Asylum into home for consumptive and cancer patients, 265, 266, 268
'hospital trouble', 237
appointment of Dr Ramsay Smith as honorary physician, 127, 128
dispute over chairmanship of Hospital Board, 126
Hospital Board appointments, 126
legislation for improvements to hospital administration, 138
problems with the School of Medicine, 254
completion of medical degree at Adelaide Hospital, 86-87
resignation of Dr Thos A Price as junior house surgeon, 127
senior medical offices statistical report, 126
students complete medical degrees interstate, 466, 467
University clinical teaching staff positions, 126. 127
Adelaide Teachers' Union,
lecture by Prof George Cockburn Henderson on 'The Builders of the State', 269
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Adelaide University Rowing Club,
concert by Conservatorium students to aid Club, 134, 135
Advanced School for Girls,
instruction fee reduced, 175
role of school in education system, 175
success of students, 34
affiliated institutions,
School of Mines and Industries, 256, 289, 290, 473
Technical School at Perth, 473
need for affiliation between educational institutions, 265
Mannum Institute, 369
University representation on boards, 410
Agent-General,
return from Economical Congress at Mons, 409
agriculture,
dispute between Prof W Lowrie and Ministry of Agriculture, 251
Alderman, Eugene Horatio,
awarded 1902 Elder Conservatorium Brookman Prize, 276
1901 Elder Scholar, 183, 236
Allen, James Bernard,
nominated to Commissioners of International Exhibition of 1851 for a Science Research
Scholarship, 264, 265
Allen, John Howard,
awarded 1902 Evening Scholarship, 127, 252
Allen, Mr,
to lecture at Perth Technical College, 254
Allied Colonial Universities' Conference,
report of proceedings, 321
London conference for graduates of colonial universities resident in the UK, 297, 308
alumni,
new resolutions for the commemoration of University alumni, 142
Ambrose, Ethel Mary Murray,
1898 Elder Prize, 67
appointed Resident Medical Officer at Perth Hospital, 316
special congregation for graduation ceremony, 311
Ambrose, Theodore,
1898 Elder Prize, 67
Anatomy, Chair of,
establishment, 457, 473
Anatomy, School of,
certificates of interment for bodies for anatomical examination, 110
Angas Chair of Chemistry,
established by gift by John Howard Angas, 151
Angas Endowment,
appointment of Prof Edward Henry Rennie as Professor of Chemistry, 457
Angas Engineering Exhibition,
amendment to regulations, 122
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1900 award to Ernest Chapple, 177
awards for 1898, 3, 67
no entries received in 1899, 124-125
1902 award to George Douglas Moore, 252, 253
1902 award to Lisle Julius Darwin, 280
1905 award to Louis Warnecke McNamara, 413
1900 award to Ernest Chapple, 128
established by gift by John Howard Angas, 151
recommendation for scholarship for 1898, 3
closing date for entry for exhibition examinations, 482
Angas Engineering Scholarship
Lawrence Birks appointed to Sydney electrical tramway system, 169
1904 award to Herbert William Gartrell, 354, 360
alternations to regulations, 274
death of John Howard Angas, 356
Lawrence Birks appointed as engineer-in-charge at Rotorua, NZ, 467
Edward Vincent Clark returns from electrical engineering studies in England, 397
founded by John Howard Angas, 436
students handicapped by marking system for higher examinations, 441, 449
Angas, Hon John Howard,
benefactor of the University of Adelaide, 151, 356, 466, 467
endowment for Chair of Chemistry, 356, 436, 457, 473
photograph, 497
obituary, 356, 357
Will of late John Howard Angas, 358
Angus, William,
admitted ad eundem gradum, 413, 418, 419
Angwin, William Britton,
awarded 1904 Evening Scholarship, 354
annual dinner,
first University annual dinner, 27-28
speech by Dr Lendon, 30
annual reports,
University of Adelaide Extension Committee, 442
Education Department report for 1905, 449, 450
Annual Sports Day,
inaugurated by University of Adelaide athletic clubs, 320, 321
Applied Science, Diploma of,
agreement with SA School of Mines & Industries to collaborate, 473
appointments,
premature announcement of appointment of Professor of Singing, 4
art works,
memorial statue of Sir Thomas Elder, 300, 311, 312, 313-314, 464, 489
arrival and erection of Alfred Drury's bronze statue of Sir Thomas Elder, 297, 299, 306
competition for Elder bust won by James White, 264
statue of Sir Walter Watson Hughes, 311, 464, 471, 489, 490
Dr Allan James Campbell commemorated by brass tablet in Elder Hall, 466, 467
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Elder bequest for purchase of pictures, 2, 4
proposed portrait of Sir Thomas Elder, 4
Elder statue unveiled by Governor, 311, 312, 313-314
laying of university building foundation stone, 473
Artillery Brigade,
inspection of model artillery battery, 138
Arts, Bachelor of,
amendments to regulations, 310
first year requirements in English Literature, 140
role of Greek, 114-115, 115, 115A-B, 115B, 115C, 116, 118-119, 119, 120, 121, 122, 124,
177-178
suggestions for a generous arts course, 118
degrees granted in art, science, law, medicine & music, 464
role of Latin as basis of a liberal education, 151
Senate rejection of amended regulations, 114-115, 115C, 116, 119, 120, 121, 122
Astrological Society,
lecture by Mr WE Cooke on 'Methods of Teaching Geography & History, including
Physiography', 297
Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science,
Adelaide to host next meeting, 349
awards,
Stow Prize, 61, 67-68
Angas Exhibition, 67, 124-125, 252, 253
Dr Davies Thomas Scholarship, 67
Elder Prize, 67
John Howard Clark Scholarship, 67
Roby Fletcher Scholarship, 67
1898 admissions ad eundem gradum, 67-68,69
1899 admissions ad eundem gradum, 119, 121
1900 admissions ad eundem gradum, 177
Hartley Studentship, 60, 61-62
Tennyson Medal, 151, 151-152
prizes for candidates of Junior Public Examination, 124-125

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Bacteriological & Hygienic Institute,
proposed establishment, 14
Baker, William,
awarded Evening Scholarship, 121, 252
Barlow, Dr William,
retirement from University Council, 53, 58, 273
50 year jubilee of his graduation, 408
elected to University Council, 485
appointed Vice-Chancellor, 464
appointed to Select Committee of the Senate, 142
criticism by Professor Joshua Ives, 233, 238-239, 239-240, 242-243
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founder of course in commercial studies, 353
representative at funeral of John Howard Angas, 357
appointed to Board of Commercial Studies, 372
Barr Smith, Robert, 82
munificence to the University, 82, 150, 464
election to University Council , 373
deputation to Premier of SA, 409-410
nomination and appointment to Senate, 169, 171
University Library named a Barr Smith, 464
Barwell, Henry Newman,
conferring of LLB degree, 86
Basedow, Herbert,
awarded 1904 Tate Medal, 366, 379, 380, 380-381
Basedow, Ivy Marie,
awarded Silver Medal Intermediate Local Centre Examinations, 424
Beare, Professor Hudson,
unable to be representative at Imperial & Colonial Universities' Conference, 316
Beare, Thomas Hudson,
attendance at King's Levee of Regis Prof of Engineering at Edinburgh University, 298
Bell, Willoughby George,
awarded 1902 Evening Scholarship for a fourth year, 252
Benham, Frederick Lucas,
admitted ad eundem gradum , 236
Bennett, Charles G,
awarded 1904 Tennyson Medal, 381-382
Bennett, Frank Norman,
prizewinner at 1902 Senior Examination, 280-281
Bennett, Frederick Norman,
Bachelor of Arts degree for student teacher, 451
Bennett, Richard William, 230
awarded Sheridan Essay Prize, 119, 121
awarded Stow Prize, 119, 121, 172, 174, 177, 179, 236, 237
awarded Roby Fletcher Prize, 174, 177, 179
Bensley, Professor Edward Von Blomberg,
appointed Prof of Latin at University College of Wales, 427
health problems, 430
resignation as Hughes Prof of Classics & Comparative Philosophy & Literature, 427, 440
appointed to Select Committee of the Senate, 142
presents congratulatory address from Adelaide at University of Sydney Jubilee, 270-271
bequests, gifts & endowments,
anonymous donation to the School of Mines, 90
annual grant from public revenues, 473
Comparative Philology & Literature, 464, 473, 479, 489
Dr Edward Willis Way Chair and Lectureship in Gynaecology, 260, 457
early benefactors, 151
government endowment to supplement income of University, 489
guarantee of salary for Professor of Music, 497
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Joseph Fisher for Commerce award and lecture, 291, 292-293, 299
Hon John Howard Angas for Chair of Chemistry, 457, 466, 467, 473
interest on endowment investments, 409-410
lectureship on Opthalmic Surgery in memory of Dr Charles Gosse, 457
Mrs Davies Thomas for Dr Davies Thomas scholarships, 457
munificence of Mr Barr Smith to University Library,124, 151, 464
philanthropy to support universities, 184-185
School of Medicine, 457
Sir Thomas Elder munificence towards University, 1, 131, 151, 311, 313-314, 457, 464, 466,
467, 473, 474, 479, 489
Sir Walter Watson Hughes for establishment of University and Chair in Classics,
William Everard for scholarships, 457
Betts, Lionel Oxborrow,
Dr Davies Thomas Scholarship, 488
Bevan, Frederic,
acting Director of Conservatorium, 171, 183-184
gift of appreciation by Conservatorium choral class, 174
Adelaide singing debut at orchestral concert, 14
arrival in Adelaide, 14
distinguished musical career in the UK, 12
farewell banquet prior to leaving London, 11, 12
new song published, 129
member of Board of Examination for pianoforte, singing & composition scholarships, 250
London visit, 350, 360
return to Adelaide from Europe, 368
judge of vocal competitions for Royal Academy of Music, 352
Bevan, Percy Vaughan,
public mathematical honour examinations at Cambridge, 90
Birks, Lawrence,
appointment as engineer-in-charge at Rotorua, NZ, 467
lecture series on 'The Industrial Applications of Electrical Power', 165, 167, 168
appointment to Sydney electrical tramway system, 169
Blackmore, EG,
lecture series on 'The Nineteenth Century', 92, 93, 94, 95, 98
Bollen, Percival,
admitted ad eundem gradum, 119, 121
Bonnin, FJ,
passed fourth year of the M.B. degree, 113
Bonython, Sir Langdon,
President of Adelaide Teachers' Association, 25-26
Booth, Dr,
appointed to committee to act for University in Broken Hill, 367
Boothby, Sheriff William Robinson,
retirement from University Council, 53, 58, 273
obituary, 309
Borthwick, Dr Thomas,
appointed lecturer in bacteriology, 457
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Bragg, Professor William Henry,
lecture series on 'Radium', 393A, 395, 396
research on properties of radium and the alpha particle, 394
address to Public Teachers' Union Conference, 105
research on wireless telegraphy, 87, 95, 102, 103, 108
lecture series on 'Wireless Telegraphy', 92, 93, 102, 103, 110
government commission to enquire into educational matters in England, 82
lecture on 'Education in Wales', 86
local secretary and supervisor to examinations with Institute of Actuaries, London, 95
local secretary for Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science, 5, 95
proposed lectures on 'wireless telegraphy and the cable question', 88
return from overseas, 82
appointed to Board of Commercial Studies, 372
ceases to hold office as University Council member, 273
comments on discovery of radioactive mineral at Olary, 435
elected to University Council, 485
lecture series on 'Radioactivity', 441, 442, 447, 448
lecture series on 'The Electron', 299, 300, 305, 306, 358-359, 359, 360
member of Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee, 354, 389, 429
member of Faculty of Medicine, 457
paper on radioactive minerals from Wallaroo & Moonta, 475
Australasian Association for Advancement of Science Congress, Dunedin, NZ, 350
lecture on 'The Electron and Radioactivity of Radium, Thorium, & other substances', 298
Brauer, Hermann Gustav Adolph,
admitted ad eundem gradum , 413, 418, 419
Bray, Clifford Samuel,
awarded 1904 Evening Scholarship, 354
Bray, Marmion Matthews,
awarded Stow Prize, 379, 380-381, 413, 418, 419, 489
Bridge, Sir Frederick,
involvement with examining the 1897 Degree of MusBac examinations, 243, 244, 245, 255
Bristowe, Edith,
awarded 1886 Elder Prize for animal physiology, 457
Brookman Prize,
1905 award to Delprat Elizabeth Fransiska Carmen, 414
1902 award to Eugene H. Alderman, 276
Brookman, Hon George,
complimented by Benches of the Inner Temple, London, 350
Brooks, Albert Joseph,
applicant for 1906 Rhodes Scholarship, 429
Broome, AM,
address at the SA Teachers' Union Annual Conference, 148-149, 149
Brown & Peel, Messrs,
builders for extension to Mitchell Building, 186
Brown, Dr William Jethro,
academic career, 427, 441
appointed Professor of Law, 427
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arrival in Adelaide, 440, 441
with Edward Von Blomberg Bensley in Manchester, 430
photograph of law lecture room, 464
Brown, Mary Home,
awarded 1899 Evening Scholarship, 121
Brummitt, Elliott Arthur,
studies in Edinburgh, 312
Brummitt, Robert Douglas,
awarded 1901 Elder Prize, 236
Buchanan, Mr A,
appointment to Board of Enquiry into charges against Dr W Ramsay Smith, 324
buildings,
improvements for Elder Hall pipe organ, 128, 135
anonymous donation to the School of Mines for building fund, 90
progress of new Elder Conservatorium building, 88
construction of extension to Mitchell Building, 186
cost of University building (Mitchell Building) & additions, 473
Council scheme for new physical laboratory, 184-185
crowding of buildings on North Terrace grounds , 265
Elder Conservatorium building, 1, 11, 112, 114, 125, 132, 133, 183-184
Elder Anatomical & Pathological School, 261, 262, 263
Medical School, 256, 263, 457
Elder bequest for erection of workmen's cottages, 2
Elder bequest to Way College, 2
Elder Hall foundation stone laid by Sir Fowell Buxton, 41, 42, 43-44, 131
formal opening of the Elder Hall, 149, 150, 151, 152, 154-155, 163
foundation stones of University Building and Elder Hall, 294
government to subsidise cost of University buildings, 409-410
laying of foundation stones at University, 262
need for additional accommodation for the School of Medicine, 457
new building for Elder Conservatorium open for public inspection, 133
photograph of Elder Hall, 464
photograph of Electrical Engineering Laboratory, 464
photograph of Engineering School testing room, 464
photograph of Mitchell Building, 464
photograph of Prof E C Stirling's laboratory, 464
photograph of Prof G C Henderson' history class in Prince of Wales Theatre, 464
photograph of Prof Rennie's class in first year chemical laboratory, 464
photograph of Professor W.J. Brown's law lecture room, 464
portion of Prince of Wales' Buildings used by students of Prof E C Stirling, 457
School of Medicine's dissecting department, 457
second anniversary of laying of Elder Hall foundation stone,152, 154-155
sketch of proposed pipe-organ for Elder Hall, 497
statistics in 1899 Calendar, 81, 81-82
tender by Mr W C Torode accepted for erection of Elder Conservatorium buildings, 9
Bundey, Ellen Milne,
conferred with MusBac, 122, 150, 151, 152, 154-155, 163
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Burford, Emmie,
awarded 1901 Robert Whinham Prize for Elocution, 236
Burgess, Leslie Frank,
prizewinner at 1902 Junior Examinations, 282-283
Burgess, May,
appointed Junior Demonstrator in Chemical Laboratory, 127
Burnard, Euladie Hardy,
awarded 1901 Elder Prize, 236
Burston, JJ,
address at the 1900 SA Teachers' Union Annual Conference, 148-149, 149
Buxton, Governor Sir Thomas Fowell,
laying of foundation stone of Elder Conservatorium, 42-43,43-44, 131, 262
second anniversary of laying of Elder Hall foundation stone, 152, 154-155

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Cadet Corps,
guard of honour at the formal opening of Elder Hall, 150, 152, 154, 154-155, 163
nomination of SA cadet to British Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 183-184
calendar,
1899 calendar, 81,81-82
1900 calendar, 124, 124-125
1902 calendar, 251, 254
1903 calendar, 286
1905 calendar, 389
Campbell, Dr Allan James,
membership of Royal College of Surgeons, 62
commemorated by brass tablet in Elder Hall, 466, 467
Campbell, Florence Way,
graduated MusBac in 1897, 240, 243
named in controversy between Professor Ives and Chancellor, 240, 242-243, 244, 245, 255
Campbell, Gordon Catheart,
applicant for 1906 Rhodes Scholarship, 429
Cantor, Stanley Jacob,
prizewinner at 1902 Junior Examinations, 282-283
Carr, Rev Whitmore,
obituary of one of the original members of the University Senate, 295
Caterer, Thomas Ainslie,
appointed to Select Committee of the Senate, 142
elected Clerk of the Senate of University of Adelaide, 169, 170, 171, 373
first graduate of University of Adelaide, 466
re-elected as Clerk of University Council, 485
Cavenagh-Mainwaring, Dr Wentworth Rowland,
appointed clinical teacher at Adelaide Hospital, 127
appointed assistant surgeon, 457
appointed lecturer of pathology at School of Medicine, 5, 466, 467, 457
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