STATUTES I95

196

^sr,tTUrES

2. The prize shall be of the value of ß50, and shall be available for award annually.

3. Provided that

in

the opinion of the examiners there is a candi- date of

sufficient

awarded

to

the candidate

who ^secures

ûrst in

the History of English

Law

taken

by c the

Honours Degree of

Bachelor

of

Laws

or

qualifying

to

submit a tfiesis

for

the degree of Master of Laws.

Allowed t0th _July, 1947.

Chapter

LXVII.-Of

The Lucy ]osephine Bagot Prize.

Bagot Prize.

2. The prize shall consist of the sum of ûfteen pounds

(f,15)

and shall be awarded

to the

student

of

the Elder Consewatorium who shows the ^greatest ability in the performance of an approved Operatic Aria, together with a ^general knowledge of the work from which the Aria is derived.

3. The examiners shall consist of the Director of the Blder Conser- vatorium and two others

to ty

of Music.

4.

If

the examiners do

n

worthy

of

the awa¡d the prize shall

lapse

event an addi- tional prize may be awarded

in

a subsequent year.

5. The prize shall not be awarded twice to the same person.

6. This statute may be varied from time to time,

but

the

title

and general purposes of the endowment shall not be changed.

Ällowed 10th |uly, ^1947.

Chapter

LXIX.-Of the

Selborne Moutray Russell Scholarships.

'Whereas the sisters of the late ^Selborne Moutray Russell have paid to the University the sum

of

91,000 for the purpose of providing in

his

momory scholarships tenable

at the Elder

Conservatorium of Music,

it

is hereby provided as follows:

L

There shall be

two

scholar3hips,

to

be known as .the Selbo¡ne Moutray Russell Scholarships, tenable

at the

Elder Conservatorium of Music.

Conservatorium.

4. Subject

to

the provisions

of

Clause 8, each scholarship shall ^be tenable for three years.

ST¿,TUTES 197 5.

A

candidate

for a

scholarship

shall (a)

be

a

British subiect;

r

)

have been resident in the Statê of SoutÈ Âustralia for three v'ears

(b)

have been resident in the Statô of Sout ralia for three years prior to^the date of-entry for the scholarship;

(c)

be not more'than tweuty-four years of age on_ the first day of ^Deòeírber

in

the year

in

which the examinationls held.

.

^{No person wþo ho_l{s or has held a} scholarship or prize tenable

for

three years at !h9 Elder Conservatorium shall ^{b^e} ehlibte to compete for a Selborne Moutray Russell scholarship in the sarñe subject.

greatest musicalt5e. A scholarship shall be awarded to the candidate who shows the reatest musical talent and a-nd oromise^ promise, and not and nof necess¡rilw necessarily

trl to

fhe the rnnsrmost advanced performer at the elxaminaiion.

- ^6.- Eve-ry candi4ate shall pay an examination fee

of

l0s. 6d. and shall undergo such examination as the Council may direct.

inion

of

the examiner

of

these scholarshios apse for the period äf

18¿.

A

scholar shall take

part in

such Conservatorium concerts, classes and other activities asìhe Director of the Conservatorium may require.

L Ea

ofiered

for

competition towards the end

of

nure expires, whèther

by

effiuxion of time, re

f ^Allowed l6th December,

1948.

Allowed

llth

December, Ig47.

Chapter

LXX.-Of

The Varley Scholarship.

2. Subject to_ the provisions

of

Clause 8,

the

scholarship shall be awarded'to a player

õt

the Viola.

larship shall

be

such as

to

provide one

the playing of the Viola, andfree tuition as may be approved

by

the Director of 4..Subject.to the provisions

of

Clause g, the scholarship shall be tenable for three ^years.

198

^srÂTtrrts

No person who holds

or

has held

a

scholarship

or

^prize tenable for thrèe years at the Elder Conservatorium shall be eligible

to

com-

pete

for

e same subject.

6.

Eve

xamination fee of 10s. 6d. and. shall

undergo

ouncil may direct.

7. The scholarship shall be awarded

to

the candidate who shows the greatest musical talent and promise, and not necessarily

to

the most advanced performer at the examination.

8.

If,

in the opinion of

the in

Viola

at

an examination for the

scholarsh

the scholarship shall lapse for the period

of

^ear

^two

^exhibi-

tions, each of half the

value

be awarded to players

of

the Violin, the Violoncello,

or

the Double Bass.

be determined at any time,

if

in the opinion of the Council the holder of

it

be guilty of misconduct.

10. The scholar shall take

part in

such Conservatorium ^concerts,

classes and other activities as the Director of the Conservatorium may require.

11. The scholarship shall be ofiered for the end of the year

in

which its tenure ex

of time, resignation, or forfeiture, or at the

Year'

Arowed 16th December, 1948.

Chapter

LXXI.-Of

the Anders and Reimers Scholarshifs.

Whereas the late

Julie

University the

sum

of 9734 for the

scholarships in

memory

of

her

husband Elder

^Conser-

vatorium

of

Music,

it

is

1.

o scholarships, one to be known as The Franz

and

Scholarship, and

the

other

to be

known as

The

cholarship, each tenable

at

the Elder Conser- vato

2. ^TLre Franz and Catherine Anders Scholarship shall be awarded to a player of the Double ^Bass and the Gustav Reimers Scholarship to a player of the Violoncello.

STÂTUTES 199 3. The value of each sch

in equal instalments at the 4. Each scholarship shall

scholarship or prize tenable

fo¡

um shall, be eligible to compete same subject.

7.

A

scholarship shall be g{eatest musical talent _and advanced performer at the

9. A scholar shall take part in su anct other activities _as thdDirector

.

10. E_ach scholarship the end of the year in of time, resignaiion, _or rtìg year.

{,llowed 16th December, tg4g.

chapter

Lxx[.-of

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