By the Board for Musical Studies By the Disciplinary Board - By the Angas grant. Of the degree of LL.B., and details of subjects and lectures Examinations in law for students not studying for the degree of the degree of LL.D.
OCTOBER XXXI
LETTERS PATENT
No amendment of the constitution of the said University which may at any time or from time to time be made by any Act of the Legislature of South Australia shall in any way annul, abrogate, rewrite or diminish the privileges conferred on the said. University under these Letters Patent, nor the rank, rights, privileges, and considerations conferred by such degrees, so long as the standard of knowledge now established, or a similar standard, is maintained as a necessary condition of obtaining the aforesaid degrees. Any such standard shall be held sufficient for the purposes of this our Letters Patent if so declared in a Proclamation issued by our Governor of South Australia for the time being.
ACT OF INCORPORATION
The University of Adelaide shall elect two members who shall be members of the said University. The clerk enters the lists of divisions into the minutes.
OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY
The appointment was proposed by the Faculty of Medicine, but will require the approval of the Council. BACHELORS OF LAW, MEDICINE ARTS AND SCIENCES NON-MEMBERS OF THE SENATE.
STATUTES
CHAPTER I.-OF THE CHANCELLOR AND VICE- CHANCELLOR
The Senate has the power from time to time to adopt, amend and repeal rules of procedure to govern its proceedings. Until they are amended or repealed, the Rules of Procedure of the Senate, adopted on December 2, 1885, shall remain in force.
UHAPTER IV.-OF PROFESSORS AND LECTURERS
No professor may sit in the Danish Parliament or become a member of any political association; nor shall he (without the approval of the Council) give private tuition or lecture to persons who are not students of the University. During the term, except on Sundays and holidays, the entire time of the professors must be available to the council for the purposes of the university.
CHAPTER V.-OF THE REGISTRAR
The Council may at its discretion remove from office or suspend for a time from the performance of his duties and the receipt of his salary any Professor whose continuance in his office or in the performance of his duties, in the opinion of to the Council, will be prejudicial to the progress of the students or to the interests of the University: Provided that no such dismissal shall be effective until confirmed by the Visitor. Professors and lecturers shall take part in university examinations as the Council shall direct, but no professor or lecturer shall be required to examine in any subject which it is not his duty to teach.
CHAPTER VII.-OF THE SEAL OF THE UNIVERSITY
CHAPTER VIII.-OF TERMS
CHAPTER IX.-OF MATRICULATION AND DEGREES
I present you as the right and suitable person to be admitted to the Diploma and I certify to you and the entire University that he has fulfilled the conditions set for admission to that Diploma.
CHAPTER X.-OF THE FACULTIES
Subject to the faculty's control, he exercises general supervision over its administrative activities. Under the control of the board, he exercises general control over its administrative business.
CHAPTER XII.-OF THE BOARD OF DISCIPLINE
Every such decision of the Board shall be reported to the Council, which may reverse, vary or confirm the same. The scholarship will be tenable for three years and will have an annual value of £200.
CHAPTER XV.-OF THE STOW PRIZES AND SCHOLAR
All these scholars are subject in all respects to the discipline and the statutes and regulations of the university. Each scholar will receive half of the annual income, as long as that income does not exceed sixty pounds.
CHAPTER XVI.-OF THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS'
Each of the Stow Prizes shall consist of the sum of Fifteen Pounds, or (at the option of the prize-man) of books to be selected by him to the value of that sum. Each such scholar shall be subject in all respects for the time being to the discipline and to the Statutes and Regulations of the said University.
CHAPTER XVII.-OF CONDUCT AT EXAMINATIONS
The hoods for graduates of several colleges have a one and a half wide silk border on both the inside and the outside. Hoods for doctors of medicine shall be lined with crimson silk all along the inner fold, and have a border of the same silk on the outer fold, an inch and a half wide.
CHAPTER XIX.-SAVING CLAUSE AND REPEAL
- English Oomposition
- ENGLISH COMPOSITION
- English History and Literature
- Latin }
- Greek
- Germc;rn
- Italian
- Pure Mathematics
- Applied Mathematics
Each candidate will be required to satisfy the examiners in three of the following subjects, but no candidate will be examined in more than five. Candidates who satisfy the examiners in four subjects and obtain credit in not less than two of the four, or who satisfy the examiners in three subjects and obtain credit in all, are placed in the First Class.
GENERAL
THEORY AND HISTORY OF EDUCATION
To obtain the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, each candidate must, after matriculation, complete three academic years of study and pass the examination for each year as specified hereafter. At the First Examination each candidate is expected to satisfy the examiners in each of the following subjects: - L Latin.
Elementary Pure Mathematics
Students who pass Latin, Greek and mathematics in the public senior examination can be admitted as students in art. Students who have not met the above conditions can, however, be admitted as matriculated students when it is proven that the professors at the Faculty of Humanities have sufficient knowledge for them to start the first-year course.
Elementary Physics
English Language and Literature
Greek
Elementary Applied Mathematics
Logic
Glassies and Ancient History
Mathematics
Mental and Moral Science
Modern Languages, Literature, and History
Each candidate must demonstrate a competent acquaintance with at least one of the following branches of knowledge. In the First Examination, each candidate must complete the Examiners in each of the following subjects:- 1.
Elementary Physics
IL students who have not met the above conditions may nevertheless be enrolled as matriculated students after the professors of the Faculty of Science are satisfied that they have sufficient knowledge to enable them to participate in the first-year course. To obtain the degree of Bachelor of Science, each candidate must, after matriculation, complete three academic years of study and pass the examination applicable for each year, as specified hereinafter, and in addition at any time before that.
Elementary Biofcgy and Physiology
Students who; in the higher public examinations, pass Latin, Greek, French or German and pure mathematics and physics, he can be enrolled as a high school graduate in science.
Elementary Inorganic Ohemistry
Pure Mathematics
Applied Mathematics
Physics
Elementary Organic and Practical Chemistry
Botany
Physiology
Geology
Mathematias
Physics, including Practical Physics
Advanced Organic, Inorganic, and Practical Ohemistry
Animal Physiology, including Histology, Physiological Ohemistry, and the Elements of Development
Systematic Botany, with Vegetable Morphology, His- tology, and Physiology
Geology, Mineralogy, and Palmontology
The subject of the 2nd examination for the Master's degree, treated more fully with the following additions-. Candidates must identify and describe rocks and fossils characteristic of the Australian formations.
Roman Law
OF THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR IN LAW, .AND OF LECTURES .AND EXAMINATIONS IN LAW FOR STUDENTS NOT. To obtain the degree of Bachelor of Laws, each student must complete three academic years of study after matriculation.
The Law of Property
Exams are taken in the first and third terms of each academic year.
Jurisprudence
Oonstitutional Law
The Law of Oontracts
International Law
The Law of Wrongs (civil and criminal)
The Law of Procedure
The names of the students who pass each examination for the degree of Bachelor of Laws are listed in three classes, in alphabetical order. I, a student of this University, hereby inform that in view of the completion of the year of course for the degree of Bachelor of Laws, I intend to present myself to the examination for examination in the period of 18 years in the topics mentioned below, namely:.
Constitutional Law and History
Every candidate for the degree of Doctor of Laws must pass the prescribed examination and meet the other requirements. An examination for the degree will be held, if necessary, in the third semester of each academic year.
International Law
In the Supreme Court of South Australitt.-General Rules and Orders made by the Judges of the Supreme Court in terms of an Act, No. With respect to each such clerk as aforesaid, the board shall substitute for the report now required by the rules of court a report in the appended form, or to the like effect.
B. ANDREWS, J
- Elementary Anatomy and Dissections
- Elementary Biology and Physiology, theoretical and practical
- Botany
- Elements of Heat, Electricity, Magnetism, Light,
- Principles and Practice of Medicine, including
- Principles and Practice of Surgery
- Surgical Anatomy
- Pathology
- Principles and Practice of Surgery, including {]linical Surgery
- Forensic Medicine
- Obstetrics and Diseases peculiar to Women
- Elements of Hygiene
- In English
- In one other Language
- In one subject of Division B
- Counterpoint
- Acoustics
- Harmony
- Counterpoint, Canon. and Fugue
- Instrumentation; Form in Composition
- Playing from a figured bass, and from vocal and orchestral scores
- Harmony
- History of Music
- Pianoforte Playing
- Organ Playing
- Bolo Binging
- Playing on any Orchestral Instrument
At the 2nd exam, each student must meet the examiners in each of the following subjects:-. At the 3rd exam, each student must meet the examiners in each of the following subjects:-.
SUBJECT 1.-PIANOFORTE PLAYING
HANDEL-J<'ugue in Fis; Fugue in F; Fugue in F minor MENDELSSOHN-One of the Pre-.
SUBJECT 2.-0RGAN PLAYING
MENDELSSOHN_:Any one of the six Organ Sonatas; any one of the three Preludes and Fugues. These scholarships will be awarded annually on the recommendation of the Council of the University.
LATIN I
Candidates may be examined in the following subjects, but no candidate will be examined in both C Divisions.
The following schedule was drawn up in accordance with no. 6 of the Statute regarding this scholarship. The standard of examination in the numbered subjects is the same as that of the corresponding subjects in other examinations for the degrees of B.A.
APPENDIX
ORDINARY EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OF LLB
What rights the equitable mortgagee has thereunder and what rights are given to him by. What is the difference between a factor and a broker 1 What are the most important provisions of the factor laws 1 V.
SECOND YEAR LL.E
Was any of these essential to the marriage bond 1 If not, what was the nature of the union 1. What is the present state of the law as to the power of an agent to pledge goods or documents belonging to his principal 1 .
THIRD YEAR LL.E
The conviction was overturned due to error, but the plaintiff served time in prison. Fully explain the current state of the law regarding the survival of causes of action.
SUPPLEMENTARY ORDINARY
EXAMINATION B.A
Si forte in medio faeni et urticae in medio positae vivere contigerit, ita vivis ut fortunae liquidae undae vitam novam spirent, sive quia nullam naturam pecunia novit, sive quod minus una virtute omnia putes. Quam ob causam metuimus aut cupimus 7 quid cogites, ita recto pede, ut non paeniteat laboris et cupiditatis supplicii 1 .
GREEK
Find the general form of the equation of a straight line passing through the point of intersection of two given straight lines. Find the equation of the tangent at any point on the circle whose equation is
MATHEMATICS II
Also find the lengths of the axes of the hyperbola and the equation of the conjugate hyperbola. Find the radius of the sphere that touches the base of a tetrahedron and the other three sides produced.
MATRIOULATION EXAMINATION
- ARITHMETIC (COMPULSORY)
- GEOGRAPHY (COMPULSORY)
- ENGLISH HISTORY (COMPULSORY)
- LATIN (COMPULSORY)
- MATHEMATICS (COMPULSORY), ARITHMETIC, AND ALGEBRA
- MATHEMATICS (COMPULSORY). EUCLID
Draw a sketch of the River Murray and its tributaries and label the principal towns on their banks. A man travels one-third of the distance from A to B at the rate of miles per hour, and the remainder at the rate of 2b miles per hour.
