STÁ.TUTES 169

(iii)

subject to_the control of the Board, exercise a ^general control over its administrative business;

(iv)

perform such other duties as the Council shall from time to time ^prescribe.

6. Whenever

the

Chairman

is

absent from

a

meeting,

the

Board shall elect another member to preside during the Chairmãn's absence.

7. The Board

of

Examiners

of

each Board

of

Studies shall consist

of the Professors and Lecturers

in

the subjects

of

the curriculum of the Board, together

with

such other examiners as may be appointed by the Council.

_ B, The qualifications prescribed for admission to the course for any diploma are set out

in

the regulations governing that diploma.

Chapter

XXVII.-Of

The _Joseph Fisher Medal of Commerce and The Joseph Fisher Lectu¡e in Commerce.

*1. There shall be a me4al, to be called The _Joseph Fisher Medal for Commerce, which shall be awarded annually-in âccordance

with

the following provisionsr

(b) As from _January 1, 1955, the medal shall

be

awarded

to

^the

*2.

A

candidate shall be eligible

for

the medal only

if

he complies

with the following conditions:-

(a) A candidate for the diploma in Commerce must have completed the course for the diploma within six years of his entering-upon the cou¡se.

ç.Allowed 22nd |anuary, ^1959.

STATUTES

(b) A candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Economics shall have completed the four courses in Accountartcy and Law within six years of having enrolled for

tle

ffrst such course.

(c)

'

Except with the approval of the Faculty of Economics no candi- date shall be eligible for the medal

if

^{he has} received exemption from examination

in

any one or móre of the four cou¡ses

in

Ac- countancy and Law concerned.

3. There shall also be established a lecture on a subject relating to Commerce,

to

be called The _Joseph Fisher Lecture, and

to be

de-

livered

in the

University every alternate year,

and

subsequently published.

4. 'fhe lecturer shall be appointed from time to time by the Council

of

the University, and shalf be paid

by

the University the sum of

910

^10s.

5. The subject of the lecture shall from time to time be approved by the Council of the University.

-6..Any surplus income from the said endowment

of

91,000 and the annual grant payable

in

respect there

after providing for the said medal, the and the publication of his lecture, shall in or towards payment of the ^{sala ries} o

professors, lectur-ers, and examiners engaged or to be engaged

in

the work of the commercial courses for the time being of the University,

as the Council of the University shall ^determine.

7. The Statutes contained in this chapter shall not be altered duriug the lifeti¡ne of the said _Joseph Fisher, without his written ^consent.

Allowed 12th August, 1903,

Chapter

XXIX.-Of

the Affiliation of Roseworthy Agricultural ^College.

Whereas application has been made

by the

Governing Body of Roseworthy Agricultural College for affiliation to the University,

it

is hereby provided that

-

1. The Roseworthy Agricultural College is affiliated to the Univer- sity of Adelaide.

'

Ällowecl 8rd January, ^1929' Allowed 7th December, 1905.

Chapter

XXX.-Of

The Tinline Scholarship.

STATUTES

17r

1. The Tinline Scholarship shall be available for award every year.

examination referred

to

above.

8 of this statute.

4. If^in, any year there be no award of the scholarship under clauses

for that ye

r

^may be award-ed^to a candidate

^ Ì

^ .i

Artl in the

School

of

Political Science and ror uìat ye

t

may De awarqeo to a canorqare ter upon the final yeat's work for the Honours

Arts in the

School

of

Political Science and uch

a

candidate

until

the candi- Honours degree

and History.

b.

2,3

date at le

degree of lr{aster of Arts.

6. The scholarship shall not be awarded

to

the same person more than once.

7.

If in

any yeü there be no candidate of suficient merit, no ^award shall be made

for

that year;

but

there shall not,

by

reason

of

such lapse, be more than one award

in

the following ^year.

may approve.

9. Each scholarship shall be of the total value

of

960, payable in two instalments, eacñ

of 980.

The ûrst instalment shall be paid not

L72

STATUTES

ects subject University, scholarship 11. This Statute may be varied from time to time, but the tide and purpose of the scholarship shall not be changed.

A.llowed 5th December, 1940.

Chapter

XXru.-Of

the David Murray Scholarships.

1. The scholarships shall be called the David Murray Scholarships.

2._ The_purpose, of the scholarships shall be to encourage advanced work and original investigation.

3. The sum

of

€26 may be_ awarded in_ each year by the Faculty of Arts, ãnd

by the

Faculty

of

Laws, and

in

aiternatã years

by'the

Faculty of ^Science and by the Faculty of Medicine

4. The scholarships shall be awarded

in

accordance with conditions prepared by each Faculty and approved by the Council.

"5. If

for any reason the

full

amount

of

8,25 be not awarded in any year

by

any Faculty having

the

disposal

of it,

any amount so un- awarded shall be disposed of as the Council shall détermine.

6. The money shall be paid

to

the scholars

at

such time, and in s]rch amounts, as the Council, upon the advice of the Faculties, shall determine.

7. These Statutes may be varied from time to time.

'

Allowed 7th December,

1927.

^Alloweil 13th January, ^1908.

Chapter

XxKl-Infectious

Diseases.

STATIITES 173

2. The Council shall have ^po'wer to close the University, or any part thereof,

for

such time as

it

shall deem desirable,

in

order

to

prevent the spread of infectious disease.

Allo'¡'ed 24th August, ^1910.

Chapter

XXXII.-The

Lowrie Scholarships.

J. The University shall give in succession four scholarshìps, each of 9150, and tenablé

for

oñe

year.

Each

of

these shall

bè

called a

Lowrie Scholarship.

2. Candidates for a scholarship must have qualiûed for a degree of the University.

5. The holder

of a

scholarship shall, during

his

tenure

of it,

^be

styled the Lowrie Scholar.

174 STATT]ITES

sequent pa)¡ments, that they shall not have been suspended or with- held. or the scholar deprived of his scholarship under iection 7 hereof.

In

the cases last named the sum

or

sums so forfeited shall be dealt rvith

in

such manner as the Council may determine.

L

These Statutes may be modiffed or changed from time

to

time, but the name and the ^general object of the sòholarships shall not be changed.

Allowed 10th August, 1916.

Chapter

XXXIV.-Of The

_John Bagot Scholarship and Medal for Botany.

or å#åiläii'åT"liö #i:,P'îffi*ilii

a

Botany:

It

is hereby provided

that-

2. Should a student decline

to

accept the scholarship,

it

may then be awarded to the next

in

order of márit who has fulffiled the'condi- tions prescribed in Clause 1.

5. ^.A medal, to be called The

John

^ed

annually for the best original work

in

be required to pass an examination in the