STATUTES T57

Only those candidates who have passed

in all

the subjects

of

the final exan-rination shall be eligible for the medal.

This Statute may be varied from time

to

time,

but

the

title

and pur pose of the

""u""oîïlJl;:i il::"ii"::il,-u:'

Chapter

XLI.-Of

the Eugene Alderman Scholarships.

Whereas the sum

of

subscription

and ^has_ been

paid to of

founding

scholalships

in memoly a

teacher oi

Violin

in

the Elder

Con

d that

-

1,

Two

scholarships,

which shall be

called Eugene Alderman Scholarships, shall b-e ofiered

for

competition amo-ng students of rnusic who ale natural-born British subjects and have been resident

in the

State

of

South Australia

for

three years prior

to

the date of entry.

2. F,acli, scholarship shall be of the annual value

of gl8

_{10s., and}

shall be tenable

for

three years subject

to

the provisions contained in clause

6.

Each holder of a scholarship shall be required to study in the Elder Conselvatorium the principal subject for which the scholar- ship has been awarded to him, together with such secondary subjects as

may be apploved by the Director. He shall also pay the proper fees.

o3. One scholarship shall be awarded for the Violin; the other shall be awarded

for

any one

of the

following subjects, namely, Violin, Violoncello, Pianofolte, Organ, or Sirrging; but

in

case

of

equality of rnerit a

violin

candidate shall have the preference. Each candidate shall pay an examination fee of \O/6 and shall undelgo such examina- tion as the Council may direct.

oo4. The limits of age for candidates shall be as follorvs:

For Singing, not less than 16, nor more than 24 years For Organ and Violoncello, not more than 24 yearc For Pianoforte and Violin, not mole than

2l

^years

on the first day of December

in

the year in which the exarnination is held.

No

person

who

holds,

.or who

has held,

a

scholalship

or

prize .tenable

for

three years at the Elder Conservatorium

for

any

of

the above subjects shall be eligible to compete for one of these scholarships

in the sarne subject.

{4e. A scholarship shall be awarded to the candidate who ^shows the greatest musical talent and promise, and not necessarily

to

the most advanced performel at the examination.

5. Should

no

candidate

at

any examination show suficient merit, the scholarship shall lapse for the period of. one year, after rvhich

it

shall be ofiered aflesh,

f6. Every

take the three years' course

prescribed in

Music.

If a

scholar elect

not to tak all be

required

to

^{pass an}

û Allowed 10th December,

1919.

^âo Allowed 30th Novernber, ^1933.

{ Allowed l6th Decen.rber,

1948.

} ^Allowed tOth December, 1925.

158 '

^sTATUTES

J6+.

n

scholar sh.all take

part in

such Conservatoriurn concerts, classes and other activities as-the Director of the Conservatorium may require.

-

^{7. Payment of} the annual value

of

a scholarship shall

be

made in four equal instalments, one at the beginning of eaìh term.

ffered

1918,

of tha

each

nd of

^enure

time,

L

These Statutes may be varied from time

to

time,

but

the title and general purpose of the scholarships shall not be changed.

{ Allowed 16th December, 1948. Allowed

llth

April, 1918.

Chapter

XLII.-Of

the A. M. Simpson Library ín Aeronautics.

Whereas Mrs. A.

M

rsity the sum of

five hundred

pounds libiarv in

aero-

nautics

in

memory

of

Simpson:-

It

is hereby provided

that:-

l.

_.The Library shall be called the A. M. Simpson Library

in

Aero- nautics.

2. Interest on the endowment

at

the rate

of

five per centum per annum shall be annually set aside for the purchase ofbooks on Aôro- nautics.

3. The books shall be available for. study to all persons on the same

conditions as other books

in

the Universiiy Libraiy.

4. This Statute may be varied from time.to time but the

title

and the purpose of the endowment shall not be changed.

Allowed 5th Decen.rbe¡, 1918.

Chapter

XLIII.-Of

the Ernest Ayers Scholarships in Botany or Forestry, +Whereas the late Ellen Milne B

the sum

of

91,236 to

the

Univers

fl,

There shall be offered every alternate year a scholarship

of

the value

of

&L20, to be called The'Ernest Ayeís Scholarship.

* Allowed 6th December, 1g22. I Allowed 10th December, 1925.

STá,TUTES 159

must be a ^graduate of or Lrave y, and must have completed a

ubject for his degree. -

+4. _Should no candidate be adjudged of sufficient merit, the scholar- ship shall for that year lapse, but shall be available

in

the month ol December next ensuilg.

lÞ. Ttt"

^holder

of a

scholarship shall, during his tenure

of it,

be styled the ErnestAyers Scholariñ Botany (or

iá

Forestry, as the case

mây be).

ved copy

of

each thesis

or

report scholarship shall be deposited by brary befoìre payrnent oT the ffnal ade.'

*9. These Statutes may be modified

or

changed from time

to

^time.

but the name and objects of the scholarships sñall not be changed.

I

Allowed 10th December,

1925. .

Allowed 6th December, 1g22,

I

Allowed 30th November,

tg33.

Allowed lOth December,'l9lg.

160 STATUTES

Chapter

XLIV.-Of

the Animal Products Research Foundation.

Whereas the sum

of

seven thousand pounds has been subscribed and paid to the University for the purpose of promoting research on

the growth and nutrition of man and animals:

It

is hereby provided that

-

L

The University shall provide an annual income of five hundred pounds

in

respect of the said endowment

of

^seven thousand pounds, ãnd also five per centum per annum on any future additions to the

capital sum.

2. The income

in

each year shall be available

for

the purposes of

the Foundation. Unexpended income

in

any year ^lrray be added to

the capital sllm, or expended

in

the next or some following year, as

the Council may determine.

3. The

C or

of the Laboratory, and ^a

Board of

M

ctor shall be Chairman. ^The

Board

shall

^done under the Foundation.

4. These Statutes may be varied

flom

time

to

tirne,

but

the title and

the

general puryose

of the

endowment shall

not be

^changed

during the lifetimé of the original subscribels rvithout the consent o{

a majority of them.

Chapter

XLV.-Of

the Barr Smith Library.

It l.

ís Interest hereby provided that at the rate of at

-

^least five per centum per annum on the

sum

of

911,000 shall be set aside

for

the purchase of books

to

^be

added to the Barr Smith Library.

2. Tlne books

of

^the

library

shall

be

suitably distinguished ^from other books

in

the possession of the University.

Allor¿'ed 9th December, ^1920.

Chapter

XLVI.-Of

The George Thompson Bursary in Commerce.

STATIJTES ¹⁶¹

Allowed 6th Decenbe¡, ^1923.

Chapter

XLV[.-Of

the Elizabeth Jackson Library'

It

is hereby provided that

-

l.

The library ^shall be called The Elizabeth Jackson Library.

endowment at the rate of ûve per cent' per

v

set aside

for the

^purchase

of

books and

'of

psychology, espec^ially the psychology ol 3. The books shall be available

to all

^persons on the same condi- tions ^as other books in the University library.

4. This ^Statute may be varied from time ^to _-time, but the

title

ancl

the purposes of the éndowment shall not be changed.

Allowed

llth

December, 1924.

Chapter

XLVIII.-Of

^{St. Mark's College,} Incorporated'

Whereas application has been ma4e

by

the governing body

of

St- N4arlis Colleþe, Incorporated, for affiliation to the University:

It

is hereby provided that

-

is hereby affiUated to the ^UnÍver'- n studeits who ^have matriculated mitted ad eundern statum' therein;

engagecl

a period Allowed 7th December, ^1927.

Note.-The College

** *åï

3flå:"F,9

ü

#i."f"irw-as ^{opened for the ¡esidence} Chapter

XLIX.-Of

the Appointments ^Board'

oard, to be called the APPointments at least two years' standing, holders

'åï.f,3'dåî'#ïH;,*"'"? ?ï* "'

2. The Board shall elect annually a Chairman, and shall appoint ^a Secretary from time to time.

162

STATUTES

a

register

of

^those

be

willing to

give steps as may seern

4. The Board shall have power. to make such rules and

to

charse such fees as may be approvêd from time to time by the

Co"o"iil-'-

Allowed 10th Decembe¡, 1925.

Chapter

L.-Of

The Thornber Bursary.

Whereas

Park School have subscribed the sum

of

_ding a bursary

û -"*;;t;f

the late

Ca

erlliprincipul'oa

thuil;h,ool

it

is hereby

students, he value

candidat

2. The candidate must have satisffed the requirements of the

uni-

versity for-

entrance

proposes to

tak-e. a-nd shall, as

so

ihe^Council

shall allow a

delay)

_udy

_in

_somã

course approved by

3.-If for

any,reason

the

candidate shall

fail to

comply

with

the

.

condition

of

clalrse

2 the

bursary may,

at the

discrètion

of

the council, be awarded to another canãidaté-who shall be norninaied

þ

the fnstitute of Associated Teachers.

4. In the event of the bursary being vacant on the ffrst dav of March in any year, such bursary shall be available for award to

íny

\À/oman

candidate by the Council at its discretion.

at

SE

rh

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

title

and the general purpose of the endowment shall not be ôhanged.

Allowed 10th December, 1925.

to _{and a¡e}

on- r for the

and from the

ated

Chapter

LII.-Of

The Bonython prize.

STÂTI'TES

1. The pi'ize shall be called The Bonython Prize.

2. The prize shall be

in the

opinion

of

the original ^thesis on any I Council, which thesis

i

merit.

3. The prize may be awarded

to

the author

of îny

þook_on any legal subiöct publiíhed prior to and

within

18 months-of the last day

foi

the rúb*i'tting of thôses, provided that the other conditions of thê prize have been fulfilled.

5. No thesis submitted

for

competition shall have been previously submitted for any competition or þrize ^at the Univelsity of Adelaidê or ^elsewhere.

Law Aus- sub- Law

in

this University.

competition.

8.'The prize shall not be awalded twice to the same candidate.

10. Theses shall be submitted not later than the first day of July in any

yeat'

Allowed Brd January, ^1929.

Chapter

LIII.-Of

The Rennie Scholarship for Research

in

Chemistry.

I.

^{The said sum}

of

9320, and any additions ^thereto that may ^here- after

be

made, shall

be

invested

and

shall

be

called

The

^Rennie

L64 STr'ITUTES

Research Fund. With the income thereof a scholarship shall be estab- lished and called The Rennie Scholarship for Researôh

in

Chemistry.

2. The scholarship shall be awarded by the Council, on the recom- nrerrdation of the Fãcrrlty o[ Science,

foi

the purpose

bf

assisting the scholar to undertake research work

in

Chemistry: but no award"shall be made unless, in the opinion of the Council, there is a candidate of sufficient merit.

3. Candidates must be gracluates or past or present students of the University. There shall be no age limit.

4. ^'Ihe scholarsliip shall be of the value

fo

950, and shall be ofiered first

in

Novem-ber, 1933, and thereafter triennially,

or

as often as the income from the fund shall amount

to

950.

6.App tlar

not I award is

of the ^Fa

8. The scholarship may be held

in

conjunction with any scholarship

or

prize

at

the University; and

the work

during the tenure

of

thè scholarship shall be carried out

in

the laboratoriãs

of

the University.

9. These Statutes may be varied from time to time, but the title and plrrpose of the endowment shall not be changed

Allowecl lOth December 1930.

Chapter

LV.-Of lhe

Fred Johns Scholarship for Biography.

Whereas the late Fred _Johns bequeathed to the University the sum

of

_{{f,5_00} for the purposé of founding a scholar.ship to be óailed The Fred John Scholarshþ for Biography,

it

is hereby piovided as follows:

1. There shall be a scholarshi¡'r of the value

of

9100 to be called The Fred Johns Scholarship for Biography.

2. The Council shall establish

a

funcl and contribute the _{sum of}

360

a year to

it

for the purpose of the scholarship.