A N N U A L R E P O R T , 1903-1904.
REPORT O F T H E PROCEEDINGS O F T H E U N I V E R S I T Y FROM 31ST JULY, 1903, TO 31ST J U L Y , 1904.
To H i s EXCKLLKNCV S I R RKUINALI) AHTEECK J A H K S T A L R O T , K . C . B . , GOVKRSOR OF VECT0R1A.
Sin,—
I have t h e honour, in accordance with Section 27, of The University Act 1890, to submit to Your Excellency t h e following Report of tho Pi'ocecdingB o f t h e University of Melbourne during thc past year:—
I.—STUDENTS ATTENDING LECTURES.
The following table shows the number of Students attending lectures a t t h e Onivcrsity dining the year 1903:—
Schools.
Arts Sciencu Law
Articled Clerks - ' Medicine E n g i n e e r i n g E d u c a t i o n -
Total -
23 4 9
•-
60 30 24
ISO 21
4 2
-
4G 15
—
SS 25
5 6 7 43 i)
—
95 Fourth • Ytar.
— _
11 16 33 9
_
: 69
5 S
— - - -
40
. -
—
40 K M
53
— -
29 1
-
S3
IB
H
122 13 28 23 251 64 21
526
372 ANNUAL REPORT, 1903-1904.
• The following table shows the number of students attending t h e Conservatorium of Music during tho same year :—
Course.
Decree of Muss. Buc.
Diploma in Music - O t h e r S t u d e n t s
Total
Eg
' J - >
5 16
—
21
V is
. Xi'e-
5 11 -
' —
16
IS
f > -
...
-
—
. ' 7 . o5
H o . H
10 34 58
102
II.—ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS.
Tho number of candidates for degrees of Bachelor and for Diplomtis who passed their respective Annual Examinations during the past Academic Year is shown in thc following table :—
Schools.
Arts - Science Law - Medicine Engineering Music - E d u c a t i o n -
Total - - 1 First 1 Year- 20 4 9 43 .18
| Second j Year.
15 3 . 1
37 13 12 10 . 12 1 —
U S 79
• H >
24 4 . 5 34
7 •
s
—
. 79
— -
12 30 8
: - -
50 it; v
_.
. - .
37
- - -
37.
Totals.
nit--.
i t . 27.
181 . 46
. 2 7 . 12
3 6 8 '
ANNUAL -RKPORT, 1903-1904. 373 The following is the number of those who passed examinations for Higher Degrees :—
Master of Arts - - • • - . . . 2 Doctor of Science - • "- - ' - 1 Doctor of Medicine - - - 9.
Master of Surgery - - - 3 Master of Civil Engineering- - 1 I I I . — T H E MATRICULATION EXAMINATIONS.
Tho number of candidates who presented them- selves and who .passed thc Matriculation Examina- tions during the year 1903-4 is shown in the follow- ing table:—
Kxatnination.
November, UK)3 May, 1001 . .
Total . . .
0*5 -
°H
•so
•13
*u
1153 4.">3
. 1 6 0 0
5'E 5 p-2p
2 tn X
SS.S
= £•*
S-C 5
•z,** ° 881 3.12
1 2 3 3 . a S ei X
£ §
Is *
•*ls
= • £ - • 3
323 ' 1 6 7 ,
490
IV.—LOCAL EXAMINATIONS I N MUSIC.
The following table shows the number ot candi- dates who entered for t h e Examinations in Music conducted by thc Conservatorium Examination Board during the year 1903-4 :—
Entered. Passed.
September, 1903 - «82 - 470 May, 190-t - - 120 - 91
Total 802- 5G1
37-1 ANNUAL RKPOUT, 1903-1904.
V.—THE COUNCIL.
Sir John Madden and Sir Henry Wrixon have been re-elected Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor respec- tively for tho year 1904.
Professor Spencer was elected a member of Council in April. 1904, in place of Mr. W. H. Irvine, who had resigned.
Dr. Marshall has been appointed a Trustee of the W. T. Mollison Scholarship F u n d in place of Mr. E.
L. J. Ellery.
Leave of absence has been granted during the year to (1) Mr. L. F . H/Cusson forsix.inonths, from December, 1903, and (2) to Dr. Marshall, tor six months, from March, 1904.
VI.— THE PROFESSORS.
Dr. . W. A. Osborne, M.B., B.S., Belfast, D.Sc.
Tubingen, formerly Assistant Professor of Physio- logy in University College, London, has been appointed Professor ot Physiology in place of,Dr.
Martin, F.R.S:, and cntcred-oii his duties in the first term of 1904.'
The University has suffered a severe loss by tho retirement ot Dr. J. W. Gregory, F.R.S., Professor ot Geology and Mineralogy, whose ability and energy have been of the highest service to the cause of Science and to the interests of Mining in Victoria.
In announcing his resignation, in order to accept the position of Professor of Geology in the University of Glasgow, Professor Gregory has drawn renewed attention to t h e insufficient equipment of his de- partment, and the discouraging conditions under which he has worked.
Professor Spencer, F.R.S., has been created a Com- panion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, in recognition of liis services to scientific education in Victoria, and his valuable contributions t o our knowledge of the geography and anthropology ot Central Australia.
ANNUAL RF.PORT, 1903-1904. 3 7 5
VII.—LECTURERS AND DEMONSTRATORS.
Tho following new appointments have been made for the year 1904:—
Lecturer in English—
W. L. F. Murdoch, M.A.
Assistant Demonstrator of Bacteriology- ' P . L. Davies, M.B:, U.S.
Honorary Demonstrators of Anatomy—
D. A. Shields, M.D.
Harvey Sutton. M.B., U.S.
H. Douglas Stephens, M.D.
T. W. Sinclair, M.D.
H. I. Holmes, M.D.
W. A. Spring, M.B., B.S.
C. S. Sutton, M.B., B.S.
Instructor of Drawing—
J. T. Lupson.
Junior Demonstrators of Physics—
Frances H. Campbell, M.A.
G. S. Walpole, B.Sc.
The offices of Lecturer in Hydraulic Engineering and of Lecturer in Architecture have been discon- tinued.
W i t h these exceptions the Lecturers and De- monstrators ot 1903 have been re-appointed for 1904.
VIII.—EXAMINERS.
The following Examiners were appointed during the year:—
1. Honorary Co-Examiners in Engineering School, 1904-1905.
Messrs. D.Clark, A.W.Craven, George Grant, M. E. Kornot, J. Mouash, F. 'B. Muntz, P.
' 3 7 6 ANNUA L'RKPOUT,-'1!W.'(-19IU..
Oakden, C. E. Oliver, \V. Stone, Professor Warren (Sydney).
2. Honorary Co-Examiner in Education.
Mr. Frank Tate.
3. For Degrees in Mcdicin€> and Surgery, IflOl-
1905. . . ' • - . Materia Medica—Mr. Plowman and Dr. Cole.
Therapeutics, Ac.—Dr. Bonnie.
Obstetrics, etc.—Dr. F . Meyer.
Forensic Medicine—Dr. Brett.
Insanity—Dr. Bcattic Smith and Dr. Mullen.
Junior Surgerj'—Dr. Kllvington.
4. For Theses for Degrees.
Litt. D.—Professor I'ostgato (Cambridge) and Professor Tucker.
D.Sc.—Professor Haswcll (Sydney) and Pro- fessor Spencer.
M.D.—Professor Allen, Drs. Cherry, Howard, Jamieson, Springthorpe, Syme, and Tidswell, 5. For Wyselaskie Scholarships.
Professor Elkington, Professor Laurie, Pro- fessor Moore, Professor Tucker, Messrs.
Hall, Michell, and G. U. Pritchard.
6. For Mollison Scholarship in French.
ProfesBor Tucker, Messrs. Maurice-Carton and von Dechcnd. '
ANNUAL RKPORT, 190*1904. 377
7. F o r M a t r i c u l a t i o n E x a m i n a t i o n , 1 9 0 4 - 1 9 0 5 .
• t .
a. 0 •
m A"
B
C
D
E
F
G H
Subject.
Greek Latin
Algebra Geometry A r i t h m e t i c English History G e o g r a p h y
F r e n c h German
Chemistry Physics Physiology . B o t a n y
Music D r a w i n g
First Examiner.
- Miss S. Williams
*Mr. Darn ley Naylor Prof. Nanson Mr. Nesbitt Prof. Lyle Mr. Murdoch Prof. E l k i n g t o n • Mr. Mac-key
M. M aii rice-Carton H e r r von P e c h e n d Mr. T>, Avery Mr. Love Mr. Fielder Rev. J . S. U a r t Prof. Peterson Mr. F. McGubhin
•
Second E x a m i n e r .
•Mr. Darnley Naylor Miss S. Williams Mr. Nesbitt Mr. J . M. Baldwin Prof. Naimon
•Miss A. Ellis M r J . A. A r t h u r Mr. Hall
H e r r von Dechend M. Maurice-Carton Mr. W. H. Green Prof. Lyle Prof. Osborne Mr. Hall Mr. Laver . Mr.sT..P..Pateraon
9 Mr. E. W. Cornwall was appointed to act for Mr. Naylor and Mr. J. F. Collins for Miss Ellis in Doocmlwr, 1004.
3 7 8 ANNUAL REPORT, 1903-1904.
IX.—NEW FACULTIES.
Thc new Faculties ot Arts and Science were con- stituted in November, 1903; additional members being at the same time appointed to the Faculty of Engineering. The non-official members of these Faculties a r e : —
Arts—Mr. L. A. Adamson, Dr. MacFarland, Mr.
R. Murray Smith, C.M.G., Mr. F . Tate.
Science"— Mr. Pr'Baracchi, Mr. G. Blanch, Mr.
A. Mica Smith.
Engineering—Mr. Donald Clark, Mr. C. E.
Norman, Mr. W. Stone.
X.—POST-GRADUATE TEACHING, ETC.
During t ' ' e year, well attended Post-Graduate Classes have been held by Professor Allen in Patho- logical Anatomy, by Professor Masson in Chemistry, by Professor Osborne, and by Dr. Wilkinson in Phy- siology, by M. Maurice-Carton in French Literature, and by Hon- von Dechend on the Teaching of '• Modern Languages:- -.?.
Thc University has, at the request of tho Dental
; Board, undertaken the training of Dental Students
; in Histology and Bacteriology, as well as in Anatomy.
i XL—THE BACTERIOLOGICAL LABORATORY.
The Bacteriological Laboratory has continued its '•• services to the Agricultural Department tind other
• public bodies, undertaking during the year the examination of a largely increased number of water and disease specimens. The Laboratory now receives annual contributions from the 'Agricultural De- partment, the Board of Health, the Metropolitan Board of Works, the City Council, tho Prahran City Council, tho Children's Hospital, and the Eye and Ear Hospital. The following gentlemen have given donations during the year:—Dr. Stawell, Dr.
j . W. Barrett, Dr. Fox, and Dr. Maling.
ANNUAL RKPORT, 19031904. 3 7 9
XII.—THE E N G I N E E R I N G SCHOOL.
At the request of the Faculty of Engineering the .Council, in March, 1903, appointed a Special Com-
mittee to inquire into the affairs of the School. The Committee reported in July, 1903, recommending a number of reforms, the most important being the appointment ot an Instructor in Drawing, and tho amalgamation of thc offices of Lecturer in ' Hydraulic Engineering and Lecturer in Surveying and Demonstrator ot Engineering. Both these recommendations have boon carried out, Mr. J. T.
Lupson .having taken the position of Instructor in Drawing, and Mr. T. W. Fowler, t h e former Lecturer in Surveying, being temporarily appointed to the new Lectureship. I t is intended to make a definite ap- pointment in November of this year, and applications have been invited in England and America, as well as in Australia.
The Committee also drew up a new set of Regula- tions for the improvement of t h e course, insisting throughout on the necessity of sound practical work, and requiring a higher standard of entrance exami- nation; Degrees in Mechanical Engineering" and Diplomtis in Architecture and Surveying were also proposed, b u t the contemplated legislation had to be abandoned at the end ot 1903, owing to lack of funds.
A similar cause led to the abolition of the Lecture- ship in Architecture, and the suspension of the Electrical Engineering Course.
X11L—NEW LEGISLATION.
Tho alterations in Statutes and Regulations made during the year tire set, out in the appendix hereto.
The more ini2)ortant are a Regulation providing for the Alexander Sutherland Prize, and an timondment ot Statute V., giving the Council power in thc case of future Profossois to deterniinc an appointment without cause shown after the age of sixty.
3 8 0 ANNUAL RKI'ORT, 1903-1904.
X I V . - A L E X A N D E R . S U T H E R L A N D M E M O R I A L .
T h e f r i e n d s of Mi'. A l e x a n d e r S u t h e r l a n d , M.A'., l a t e R e g i s t r a r of t h e U n i v e r s i t y , h a v e p r e s e n t e d , a . s i u n of $ 1 0 8 t o t h e U n i v e r s i t y a s a m e m o r i a l of M r . S u t h e r l a n d ; a n d for t h o e n c o u r a g e m e n t of t h c s t u d y of t h e E n g l i s h L a n g u a g e a n d L i t e r a t u r e . ' T h i s s u m h a s b e e n d e v o t e d t o t h e f o u n d a t i o n of a n a n n u a l p r i z e of books, t o be c a l l e d t h c A l e x a n d e r S u t h e r l a n d P r i z e .
X V . — M c A R T H U R B E Q U E S T : I n N o v e m b e r , 1903, M r . G e o r g e M c A r t h u r , of . M a l d o n , b e q u e a t h e d t o t h e U n i v e r s i t y a L i b r a r y of
b e t w e e n 40(10 tind 5000 v o l u m e s , w h i c h is p a r t i c u l a r l y r i c h in e a r l y A u s t r a l a s i a n t r a v e l s , in B i b l e s , B u m - s i a n a , a n d t h e F i n e A r t s . T h e a d d i t i o n of t h i s c o l l e c t i o n t o t h e L i b r a r y h a s s e r i o u s l y t a x e d t h e a l r e a d y o v e r c r o w d e d a c c o m m o d a t i o n ot i t s s h e l v e s , a n d h a s n e c e s s i t a t e d t h e r e m o v a l t o t h e B i o l o g y ' S c h o o l tind t h e . E n g i n e e r i n g S c h o o l of t h c h o o k s
b e a r i n g on t h o w o r k of t h o s e schools.
X V I . — B E N E F A C T I O N S .
T h e f o l l o w i n g D o n a t i o n s t o w a r d s t h e e x p e n s e s of o f . t h e y e a r . w e r e r e c e i v e d d u r i n g 1903 :—
Professor K e r n o t Dr. M a c F a r l i i n d
P rofess( >r G n ' g o r y ...
A n o n y m o u s P r o f e s s o r S p e n c e r ,
P r o f e s s o r s "Lyle, E l k i u g t o n a n d .Moore (fees r e t u r n e d )
• ' P o a c h i n g Staff (cost of M a t r i - c u l a t i o n E x a m i n a t i o n ) M e d i c a l L e c t u r e i ' s — Di'S.
•lamieson, A d a m , S p r i n g -
t l i o r p e , B i r d a n d S y m e ;.. 170 0 0 .£200
100 101) 100 06 22
too
0 0 0 O 0 Iri 19
0 (I 0 O 0 S 7
T o t a l £121-2 16 3
ANNUAL. 'RKPORT, 1903-1904. 3.81:
The Council has also to acknowledge tho following presents to the University :—
From His Excellency Lord Tennyson—An Engraving of Watts' Protrait of. Alfred^
Tennyson.
From Sir Henry Wrixon, Dr. Barrett, Professor ' Lyle, Dr. MticFarland and Dr. Stawell—A"
Polariscope for use in the Natural Philo-
sophy Laboratory. ' XVII.—ROYAL COMMISSION'S REPORT.'
The Royal Commission on the University of Mel- bourne completed its work and presented its final report in May last. The report deals very' fully with the government and present work of the University, and makes a number of recommendations for future expansioiE. The Commission repeats tho recommendation made in its Progress Report in 1902 t h a t the responsibility of lEitikiug good the deficiency of .£23,839 should bis undertaken by the Government,' and further recommends the provision of a permti-.
nent. endowment of, .£24,000 per annum, and special grants of ,£27,720 for equipment of Laboratories, mid of J55,140 for repair of buildings.
... • XVIII.—FINANCES.
At the end of 1903 the continued reduction of the Annual Grant,iliade it necessary to continue for 1904 the whole of the reductions of salaries, diminutions of scholarships and exhibitions, and increases of fees which had been enforced in the previous year. The Chair of English remained unfilled, tho Lectureship in Architecture was discontinued, and, finally, the Electrical Engineering course, which had attracted each year an increasing number of Students, had to bo abandoned for want of funds. Notwithstanding these economies, it would have been impossible to continue the work of the University without further mutilation, had it not been for the generosity of Pro-
3 8 2 ANNUAL RKPORT, 1903-1904,
fessor Tuckerin undertaking part ot the teaching in English, and for donations from Professors Spencer, Gregory, and- Lyle, from the Medical Lecturers, and from an anonymous donor.
The sympathetic attitude of the present Premier (Mr. Bent) has completely njtered the financial posi- tion. After caruful examiniition of tlie needs of the Univei'sity, and a personal inspection of the Labora- tories, Mr. Bent has asked Parliament to grant out of thc surplus revenue .£10,000 in reduction of debt, .£2000 for apparatus and equipment, especially in connection with Agriculture and Mining, and up to .£12,000 for buildings, to be given on condition t h a t a similar amount is raised within a year by public sub- scription. Mr. Bent has also intimated his intention of proposing a. substantial ..increase in t h e . Annual Endowment, and of asking Parliament to guarantee the Endowment for a term of years.
The Council gratefully acknowledges the sympa- thetic interest taken by the Premier in the affairs of the University, and expresses its confident belief that the generosity of Parliament will be amply justified by the increased services which the University will be enabled to render to t h e community.
1 have the honor to be, Sir,
Your Excellency'smost obedient Servant, JOHN MADDEN,
Chancellor, (ith teptemher, 1904.
HONOUR LISTS.
F I N A L H O N O U R E X A M I N A T I O N .
F I R S T TKRM, 1904.
CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY.
F i r s t Class.' Edward Earnshaw Baldwin (Ormond).
Second Class.
John Adamson (Ormond).
Third Class.
Florence Penelope Bennett (Ormond).
Frank Edward Meyer. (Ormond).
Leonard Arnold (Trinity). ) „ . George O'Dell Crowther (Trinity). ) h j t i u"1'
'HISTORY.
First Class.
None.
Second Class.
Edward Owen Giblin Shann (Queen's).
Minola J a n e t Grey.
Third' Class.
George James Meade.
LOGIC AND P H I L O S O P H Y . First Class.
Henry Gwynnc Jones (Ormond).
Abigail Brown Warden (Ormond).
Second Class.
Hubert Warner Browne (Ormond).
Third Class.
Joseph Henry Hewitt (Queen's).
3 8 4 EXAMINATION RIOSULTS, 1004.
MATHEMATICS.
" First Class.
None.
Second Class.
Gunnar Gundersen (Ormond).
MODERN LANGUAGES AND L I T E R A T U R E . First Class.
None.
SecoiEd Class.
Eleanor Harriett Rivets.
Amy Gertrude Elizabuth'Adamson (Trinity).
Martha Bcrgin Tipping (Ormond).
Third Class.
Margaret Emily Bennett (Ormond). .
CHEMISTRY. ( W i t h Laboratory Work).
First Class.
George Stanley.Walpole (Queen's).
BIOLOGY. (With Laboratory Work).
First Class.
None.
Second Class.
Ethel Ida Ronifrey (Trinity).
GEOLOGY, PALAEONTOLOGY AND MINERALOGY.
(With Laboratory and Field Work).
First Class.
None.
Second Class.
None.
Third Class. ' John Barcroft Hope (Ormond).
LAWS.
First Class.
John Clifford Valentine Behan (Trinity). .
EXAMINATION RESULTS, 10O4. 3 8 5 Second Class.
Frank Shaw Fitchctt.
Thomas Lament Adams (Ormond).
Charles John Lowe (Trinity).
Third Class.
William Llewelyn Davies Salkeld (Ormond).
MEDICINE.
First Class.
Frank Carl Frederic Andrew (Trinity) V -p ,.
Thomas Peel Dunhill (Ormond) j ^ q u a i . Second Class.
Frederick William Green.
William Thomas Stamp Bottomley.
Constantino Trent Champion de Crespigny (Trinity).
Walter Ernest Summons.
Herbert William Fankhauser.
Albert Wallace Weihen.
Percy Gore Brett.
Wiley Drummond Ferguson.
Third Class.
Thomas Gordon Ross.
Arthur Edward Morris (Trinity).
Francis Lethieullier Davies.
Arthur James Cahill.
Arthur Horace Gibson.
Frederick Arthur Rodway (Ormond).
William Alexander Teao Lind.
John Newman Morris (Queen's).
SURGERY.
First Class.
Frank Carl Frederic Andrew (Trinity) 'i v -.
Arthur Edward Morris (Trinity) j £ j (iu a'1- Thomas Peel Dunhill (Ormond) ^ -pa u..j Walter Ernest Summons > J" ' "
3 8 6 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1904.
Frederick A r t h u r Rodway (Ormond).
Willian Francis Stamp Bottomley.
Constantino Trent Champion dc Crespigny (Trinity).
Second Class.
Arthur James Cahill.
Frederick William Green.
Wiley Drummond Ferguson' ~; — • - Harold Alfred Cardalo Irving j ^ l " ' " - Albert Wallace Weilien.
Thomas Gordon Ross.
Third Class.
Percy Gore Brett.
William Alexander Tcao Lind.
Francis Lethieullier Davies.
John Newman Morris (Queen's).
.OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF WOMEN.
First Class.
Thomas Peel Dunhill (Ormond).
Albert Wallace Weihen.
Second Class.
William Francis Stamp Bottomley.
Percy Gore Brett.
Arthur Edward Morris (Trinity).
Wiley Drummond Ferguson. ' Walter Ernest Summons.
Harold Alfred Cardalo Irving.
Third Class.
Frank Carl Frederic Andrew (Trinity) ) , , . , William Alexander Toao Lind ) ' Robert Gartlcy Hoaly.
Constantino Trent Champion de Crespigny i
(Trinity) Equal.
Arthur Horace Gibson (Queen's) ' Frederick William Groen.
Arthur James Cahill.
Thomas Gordon Ross.
Benjamin Sleeman.
EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1904. 3 8 7
CIVIL E N G I N E E R I N G . Group A,
A P P L I E D MECHANICS, C I V I L E N G I N E E R I N G AND A H C H I T E C T U B B .
First Class.
None.
Second Class.
Eric A r t h u r Gardner (Trinity).
Group B.
MECHANICAL E N G I N E E R I N G , CIVIL E N G I N E E K I N G AND H Y D R A U L I C E N G I N E E R I N G .
First Class.
Eric A r t h u r Gardner (Trinity).
Second Class.
None. ' ' . Third Class.
Eric Leslie James (Ormond).
MINING ENGINEERING.
First Class.
John Robert Valentine Anderson.
Second Class.
None.
Third Class.
Fergus Voss Smith (Trinity).
SCHOLARSHIPS.
CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY.
Edward Earnshaw Baldwin (Ormond).
HISTORY.
Edward Owen Giblin Shann (Queen's).
25A
3 8 8 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1904.
HASTIE SCHOLARSHIP IN LOGIC AND PHILOSOPHY.
Henry Gwynne Jones (Ormond).
DIXSON SCHOLARSHIP I N MATHEMATICS.
Gunnar Gundersen (Ormond).
MODERN LANGUAGES AND L I T E R A T U R E . Eleanor Harriett Rivett.
DIXSON SCHOLARSHIP IN CHEMISTRY.
George Stanley Walpole (Queen's).
LAWS.
J o h n Clifford Valentine Behan (Trinity).
MEDICINE
Frank Carl Frederic Andrew (Trinity) ) -, . Thomas Peel Dunhill (Ormond) ) ^quai-
BEANEY SCHOLARSHIP IN SURGERY, Frank Carl Frederic Andrew (Trinity) ) -r, , Arthur Edward Morris (Trinity) ) ^qwai.
BEANEY SCHOLARSHIP IN PATHOLOGY.
Frank Carl Frederic Andrew (Ormond).
- OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Thomas Peel Dunhill (Ormond).
Proximo accessit Albert Wallace Weihen.
ARGUS SCHOLARSHIP IN E N G I N E E R I N G . Eric Arthur Gardner (Trinity).
DIXSON SCHOLARSHIP I N E N G I N E E R I N G . Eric Arthur Gardner (Trinity).
DIXSON SCHOLARSHIP IN MINING.
James Robert Valentine Anderson.
EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1904. 3 8 9 W. T. MOLLISON SCHOLARSHIP IN FRENCH.
Mary Baker (Ormond) i p • i Claude Meurisse Haydon ) ' "
FORENSIC MEDICINE PRIZE.
Arthur James Cahill.
MATRICULATION EXAMINATION—MAY 1904 F R E N C H AND GERMAN.
First Class.
329 Herbert Joseph Wertheim.
MUSIC.
None.
None.
84 Ivy Deakin.
First Class.
Second Class.
Third Class.
DRAWING.
First Class.
272 Arthur Lyle Rossiter.
ANNUAL EXAMINATION—NOVEMBER 1904.
G R E E K , PART I.
First Class.
299 Alexander Wigrtim Allen Leeper (Trinity).
466 Percy Ambrose Seymour (Ormond) Second Class.
537 Evelyn Mabel Wedd (Trinity).
3 9 0 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1004.
Third Class.
142 Owen Dixon.
518 Ruth Elinor Topp (Trinity).
LATIN, PART I.
First Class.
299 Alexander Wigram Allen Leeper (Trinity).
466 Percy Ambrose Seymour (Ormond) Second Class.
537 Evelyn Mabel Wodd (Trinity).
371 William Edmund Moorhouse (Trinity).
Third Class.
518 Ruth Elinor Topp (Trinity) 142 Owen Dixon.
PURE MATHEMATICS, PART I. . First Class.
222 Alfred William Hatfield (Training College).
Second Class.
None.
Third Class.
271 Edwin Clarence Whitcraan Kelly (Ormond).
360 Frederick Douglas McNeil (Ormond).
MIXED MATHEMATICS, PART I., First Class.
None.
Second Class.
73 Charles Alltui Cameron (Ormond).
Third Class.
360 Frederick Douglas .MeNeil (Ormond)
EXAMINATION RESULTS',' '1904. 3 9 1
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART I. ( W i t h Laboratory Work).
First Class.
73 Charles Allan Cameron (Ormond).
286 John Albert Laing (Ormond). .
222 Alfred William Hatfield (Training College).
Second Class.
439 Robert Affleck Robertson (Ormond) 1 K j 547 •Mtildwyn Leslie Williams (Trinity) )• " • 487 Norman'Lennox Spcirs (Queen's).
494 Ferdinand Henry August Stegnuinn (Ormond).
184 Mark Clayson Gardner (Trinity). : 9 John Hubbaok AndcE-son (Ormond).
Third Class).
366 Albert Guy Miller (Trinity).
412 Thomas Halkett Plahte.
109 Frank Elton Cox (Ormond).
872 Arthur William Morgan (Queen's).
D E D U C T I V E LOGIC.
First Class.
113 Horace Crotty (Trinity). ) „ , . 294 John Thomas Lawton (Ormond) ) q
Second Class.
16 Charles Watson Atkinson. ' .
100 Ernest Edgar Vy vyan Collocott (Queen's) ^ wa u ai 206 Arthur Edward Gwillim (Training College) ) "
Third Class.
162 Cyril Herbert Vyvyan Eva (Trinity).
ENGLISH, PART I.- First Class.
368 Richard Charles Mills (Queen's), 255 Harry Stuart Hutchison (Queen's) 518 Ruth Elinor Topp.(Trinity).
3 9 2 EXAMINATION RESULTS,- 1904.
Second Class.
206 Arthur Edward Gwillim (Training College)..
294 John Thomas Ltiwton (Ormond) } „ , 81 Franc Samuel Carse (Trinity) ') I i clu a l-
Third Class.
600 Bronda Sutherland.
550 Prank Brendan Gavan DufFy (Queen's)},-,^ , 268 Ellen Honslow Jones S ^u a l-
CHEMISTRY, PART I. (With Laboratory Work).
First Class.
222 Alfred William Hatfield (Training College).
494 Ferdinand Henry August Stegmann (Ormond).
109 Frank Elton Cox (Ormond).
547 Maldwyn Leslie Williams (Trinity).
219 Ralph E d g a r Harris (Ormond) ') v , 439 Robert Affleck Robertson (Ormond) ) ^ l " *1-
c Second Class.
9 John Hubback Anderson'(Ormond).
52 Edward Thomas Brenntin (Trinity).
280 John Albert Laing (Ormond) 1 v , 412 Thomas Ilalkett Plante \ ^quai.
450 William Clifford Sangster (Ormond).
372 Arthur William Morgan (Queen's . 184 Mark Clayson Gardner (Trinity).
73 Charles Allan Cameron (Ormond) | ^ , 487 Norman Lennox Speirs (Queen's) » 1 a • 550 Robert Murray McCheyne Wilson (Ormond).
BIOLOGY, PART I. (With Laboratory Work).
First-Class.
134 Stella Dcakin (Trinity).
278 Charles Edgar King (Ormond).
186 William James Garfield Gilbert.
Second Class.
487 Norman Lennox Speirs (Queen's).
184 Mark Clayson Gardner (Trinity).
EXAMINATION RESULTS, .1004. 3 9 3 547 Maldwyn Leslie Williams'(Trinity).
486 William George Southey.
450 William Clifford Sangster (Ormond).
550 Robert Murray McCheyne Wilson (Ormond).
494 Ferdinand Henry August Stegmann (Ormond).
52 Edward Thomas Brennan (Trinity).
Third Class.
9. John Hubbach Anderson (Ormond).
372 Arthur William Morgan (Queen's).
CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY.
First Class'.
None.
Second Class.
181 Alexander Clow Fraser (Ormond) i -p , 492 Harold George Steele (Ormond) I •E'(lu a l- 529 Patrick John Wallace (Trinity).
Third Class.
126 Helen Irene Davidson (Ormond).
311 Millicent, Beatrice Little (Ormond).
HISTORY.
First Class.
368 Richard Charles Mills (Queen's) Second Class.
271 Edwin Clarence Whitcman Kelly (Ormond).
255 Harry Stuart Hutchison (Queen's).
310 Lilian Mary Limerock.
PHILOSOPHY.
First Class.
496 John McKellar Stewart (Ormond).
297 Philip Ridgeway LeCouteur (Queen's).
447 Frank A r t h u r Russell (Queen's).
Second Class.
None. -
3 9 4 EXAMINATION RESULTS,. 1904.
Third Class.
230 Doretta Mary Hedderwick (Ormond).
• ' •
. MODERN LANGUAGES.
First Class.
42 Margaret Grace Stewart Bothroyd (Trinity).
22 Mary Baker (Ormond).
Second Class.
171 James Joseph- Fitzgerald.
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART I I . (With Laboratory Work).'
First Class. ; ^ None.
Second Class.
195 Joseph Alexander Gray (Ormond).
. Third Class. , 211 Herbert Russell Hamley (Queen's).
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART I I . (with Laboratory Work), AND CHEMISTRY', PART I I . (with Labora- tory Work).
First Class.
435 Albert Cherbury David Rivett (Queen's).
T H I R D YEAR LAWS.
J U R I S P R U D E N C E , INCLUDING ROMAN LAW AND CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY AND LAW, PART I I .
Kirst Class. ' • " . " .
N o n e . ' . . . . " . " ' • "
Second Class. . . . 115 George O'Dell Crowther (Trinity) ) v ,
160 Harold Edward Elliott (Ormond) j ^ q u a i . •
• EXAMINATION RESULTS; 1904. 3 9 5 . Third-Glass.
59 Hubert Warner Browne (Ormond).
448 Leslie Frederick Russell (Queen's).
THE LAW OP P R O P E R T Y I N LAND AND CON- VEYANCING AND T H E LAW OF CONTRACT
AND PERSONAL P R O P E R T Y .
• First Class. • 160 Harold Edward Elliott (Ormond).
448 Leslie Frederick Russell (Queen's).
Second Class.
None.
Third Class.
59 Hubert Warner Browne (Ormond).
115 George O'Dell Crowthor (Trinity).
SECOND YEAR MEDICINE. ' J U N I O R .ANATOMY.
First Class.
469 John Grantley Vincent Sheltou.
357 John Joseph McMahon.
147 Rupert Major Downes (Ormond);"!
274 John Kennedy > Equal.
468 Charles Gordon Shaw (Ormond) ) Second Class.
None.
Third Class.
i
444 Christopher Paul Rowan.
HISTOLOGY, E L E M E N T A R Y PHYSIOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY.
First Class. -.- .'••','':.
551 William Edgar Wilson (Ormond). -'-'r 469 John Grantley Vincent Sholton. . . - ^,;
166 Frederick Allan Ferris. " ' • .. . -,;
3 9 6 EXAMINATION RESULTS, .1904.
Second Class.
364 Crichton Raoul Merrilleos "1 397 Charles Leslie Park [ Equal.
521 Alfred John Trinca J 147 Rupert Major Downes (Ormond).
244 Lily Holt.
Third Class.
144 Maud Dodgson } goual 357 John Joseph McMahon ) 1 ' •
71 Henry James Cahill.
192 Robert Norman Scott Good (Ormond).
T H I R D YEAR M E D I C I N E . SENIOR ANATOMY.
F i r s t Class,
154 John Webster Dunhill (Queen's) } „ , 324 Alfred Fay'Maclure (Ormond) yB'<lu a l-
18S Joseph James Lloyd Gill ~\
, 254 Thomas Stawell Hutchings (Queen's) [ Equal.
361 Douglas Murray McWhae (Trinity) 3 389 Edward Percy Oldham (Ormond)
Second Class.' 141 Hugh Berohmans Devine.
261 Margaret Jamieson.
Third Class.
72 Robert Scott Callander.
490 Viva St. George Sproule.
531 John Ward (Trinity)'.
PHYSIOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY. - First Class.
254 Thomas Stawell Hutchings (Queen's).
141 Hugh Berchmans Devine.
361 Douglas Murray McWhae (Trinity).
154 John Webster Dunhill (Queen's).
389 Edward Percy Oldham (Ormond). - • 261 Margaret Jamieson.
EXAMINATION.' RESULTS, 1904. 3 9 7 Second Class.
187 Hubert Baldwin Gill (Trinity) ) T , 324 Alfred Fay Maclure (OriEEond) > ^"l"*1- 631 John Ward (Trinity).
Third Class.
75 Sarah Maud Campbell
I
130 Muriel Kate Davies (Trinity) ( Eon- 1 188 Joseph James Lloyd Gill.. L "
475 Montefiore David Silbcrbcrg (Queen's) ) -.
F O U R T H YEAR MEDICINE.
PATHOLOGY INCLUDING ELEMENTARY BACTERIOLOGY.
First Class.
None.
Second Class.
405 Sidney Valentine Sewell (Queen's).
277 Leslie Stuart Kidd. > „ . , 471 Clive Shields (Trinity), j t clu a l-
17 • John.Goodall Avery (Ormoudl.
Third Class.
216 Alfred Edwin Harkcr.
548 H u g h Campbell Wilson (Ormond).
THERAPEUTICS, DIETETICS AND H Y G I E N E . First Class.
471 Clive Shields (Trinity) 1 „ , 548 Hugh Campbell Wilson (Ormond) ') Mu a l-
Second Class.
58 William Gillbeo Brown.
Third Class.
323 Charles Vincent Mackay (Queen's).
403 Gordon Andrew Paton (Ormond) 17 John Goodall Avery (Ormond).
3 9 8 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1904.
F I R S T YEAR E N G I N E E K I N G . SURVEYING, PART I.
. First Class.
73 Charles Allan Cameron (Ormond).
Second Class.
360 Frederick Douglas McNeil (Ormond).. — 286 John Albert Laing (Ormond).
SECOND YEAR E N G I N E E R I N G . CIVIL ENGINEERING.
First Class.
None.
Second Class.
195 Joseph Alexander Gray (Ormond).
MINING E N G I N E E R I N G . First Class.
None.
Second Class.
155 Edward Clarence Evelyn Dyason (Trinity).
T H I R D "YEAR ENGINEERING.
• CIVIL ENGINEERING.
First Class.
482 Charles Pyne Smart.
\ . Second Class.
221 William W y a t t Harvey (Ormond). •
EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1904. 3 9 9
EXHIBITIONS.
F I R S T Y E A R ' A R T S ' AND SCIENCE., . . . .
Greek, Part I.—
290 Alexander Wigram Allen Leeper (Trinity). ; - Latin, Part I.—
299 Alexander Wigram Allen Leeper (Trinity).
Pure Mathematics, P a r t I.—
222 Alfred William Hatfield (Training College).
Mixed Mathematics, Part I.—
73 Charles Allan Cameron (Ormond).
Natural Philosophy, P a r t I. (with Laboratory Work), 73 Charles Allan Cameron (Ormond).
Deductive Logic (H.astie Exhibition)—
113 Horace Crotty (Trinity). } Eaual 294 John Thomas Lawton (Ormond). ) " ' ' ' English, P a r t I.—
368 Richard Charles Mills (Queen's).
Chemistry, P a r t I. (with Laboratory Work).
222 Alfred W-illiain Hatfield (Training College). r
Biology, P i n t I. (with Laboratory Work).
131 Stella Deakin (Trinity)."
SECOND YEAH ARTS AND SCIENCE.
Classical Philology—
181 Alexander Clow Eraser (Ormond) < - . , . , 492 Harold George Steele (Ormond) j Jt* History—
308 Richard Charles Mills (Queen's).
Philosophy ( Hastie Exhibition)—
490 j'ohn .M.e.KeHtir Stewart (Ormond).
Modern Languages—
42 Margaret Grace Stewart Bothroyd (Trinity).": '•
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, Part 11. (with Laboratory Work) —
195 Joseph Alexander Gray .(Ormond). .
Natural Philosophy^ P a r t I I . (with Ijtiboi'atory Work), and Chemistry, P a r t I I . (with Laboratory Work)— -,
•135 Albert Cherbiiry David Rivett (Queen's). '
4 0 0 EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1904.
T H I R D Y ' E A R L A W S .
J u r i s p r u d e n c e ( i n c l u d i n g R o m a n L a w ) a n d C o n s t i t u t i o n a l H i s t o r y a n d L a w , P a r t I I . —
115 G e o r g e O ' D c l l C r o w t h e r ( T r i n i t y ) " ( ... , 100 H a r o l d E d w a r d E l l i o t t ( O r m o n d ) j '•'**">"•
T h e L a w of P r o p e r t y i n L a n d a n d C o n v e y a n c i n g a n d t h e L a w o t C o n t r a c t a n d P e r s o n a l P r o p e r t y — 160 H a r o l d E d w a r d E l l i o t t ( O r m o n d ) .
S E C O N D Y E A R M E D I C I N E . J u n i o r A n a t o m y —
-. .409 J o h n G r a n t l e y V i n c e n t S h e l t o n .
H i s t o l o g y , E l e m e n t a r y P h y s i o l o g y tind P h y s i o l o g i c a l C h e m i s t r y —
551 W i l l i a m E d g a r W i l s o n ( O r m o n d ) . T H I R D Y E A R M E D I C I N E . S e n i o r A n a t o m y —
154 J o h n W e b s t e r D u n h i l l ( Q u e e n ' s ) ) - , , 324 A l f r e d F a y M a c l u r e ( O r m o n d ) > ^qu-tu- P h y s i o l o g y a n d H i s t o l o g y —
254 T h o m a s S t a w e l l H u t c h i n g s ( Q u e e n ' s ) . F O U R T H Y ' E A R M E D I C I N E . P a t h o l o g y , i n c l u d i n g E l e m e n t a r y B a c t e r i o l o g y —
405 S i d n e y V a l e n t i n e So well ( Q u e e n ' s ) . T h e r a p e u t i c s , D i e t e t i c s a n d H y g i e n e —
471 C l i v e S h i e l d s ( T r i n i t y ) I IT i 548 H u g h C a m p b e l l W i l s o n l O r m o n d ) j J ! j1, , a l-
S U K V E V I N O , P A R T I . 73 C h a r l e s A l l a n C a m e r o n ( O r m o n d ) .
S E C O N D Y E A R C I V I L . E N G I N E E R I N G ( S t a w e l l E x h i b i t i o n ) . 195 J o s e p h A l e x a n d e r G r a y ( O r m o n d ) .
S E C O N D Y E A R M I N I N G E N G I N E E R I N G . 155 E d w a r d C l a r e n c e E v e l y n D y a s o n ( T r i n i t y ) . T H I R D Y E A R C I V I L E N G I N E E R I N G ( S t a w e l l E x h i b i t i o n ) .
482 C h a r l e s P v n e S m a r t .
EXAMINATION RESULTS, 1904. 4 0 1
T H I R D Y E A H M I N I N G E N G I N E E R I N G . N o t a w a r d e d .
T H E P E I O F E S S O R W I L S O N P R I Z E . 195 J o s e p h A l e x a n d e r G r a y ( O r m o n d ) .
A L E X A N D E R S U T H E R L A N D P R I Z E .
42 M a r g a r e t G r a c e S t e w a r t B o t h r o y d ( T r i n i t y ) .
CLASS LISTS & EXl-UBfTIONS JN MUSIC.
F I R S T Y E A R M U S I C F i r s t C l a s s . 79 A g n e s Copies.
283 I s a b e l K n o x .
• 493 J a m e s A l e x a n d e r S t e e l e . S e c o n d C l a s s . 373 L u c i l e M o r l e t .
80 J o s e p h i n e C h a p p e l . 7 G e r t r u d E m m a A m p t . 29 C h r i s t i n a B e l l .
T h i r d C l a s s . 326 E l l a W a v e r l e y M a c N e i l .
S E C O N D Y E A R M U S I C F i r s t C l a s s . 63 A l b e r t A r t h u r B u r f o r d . 285 R o s e H a r t l e y K y l e ( T r i n i t y ) . 384 A m y L i r u m N i g h t i n g a l e .
S e c o n d C l a s s . 339 E l i z a b e t h A m y B r o o k s M a s o n .
402 EXAMINATION EB8DLT8, 19M.
Third Class.
420 Ettie Louise Front.
THIRD YEAR MUSIC.
First Class.
None.
Second Class.
. 234 Eleanor Mary Henry.
OEMOND EXHIBITIONS IN MUSIC.
First. Honour Examination in Music.
79 Agnes Caples.
288 Isabel Knox.
493 James Alexander Steele.
Second Honour Examination in Music.
" 68 Albert Arthur Burford.
286 Rose Hartley Kyle (Trinity).
884 Amy Lirnm Nightingale.
DEGREES CONFERRED, 1904.
At the Annual Commencement held on 9th April, 1904, the following Degrees were conferred:—
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Fanny Abrams.
Amy Gertrude Elizabeth Adamsop.
Florence Penelope Bennett.
Margnerita Booth.
Grata Floss Matilda Oreig.
Minola Janet Grey.
Beatrice Mary Lowers.
Marion Phillips Eleanor Harriett Rivett.
Martha Bergin Tipping.
Clare Dorothea Tuomy.
