A N N U A L R E P O R T , 1906-7.
REPORT OF T H E PROCEEDINGS OF T H E UNIVERSITY FROM 31 ST J U L Y , 1906, TO 31ST JULY, 1907.
To His KxcKLLBNcy SIR .JOHN MAHUBS, I:.CM.It., LIKUTKNAST-GOVERNOR OK VICTORIA.
SIR —
I have t h e honour, in accordance with Section 27 ot t h e University Act 1890, to submit to your Excellency t h e following report of the proceedings of the University during the past year :—
1.—INCREASE OF NUMBERS.
The increase ot thc number of students in t h e last five years.is shown in the following Table, in which the figures for 1907 are made up to the end of the First Term only, and students of the Conservatorium of Music arc not included :
Takinir Full Ttikini'
Y", r- ° o " ' Si„s.c Subjects. T o t a l'
1903 ... -4-12 ... 83 ... 525 1904 ... 459 ... 84 543
1905 ... 531 . . . 210 . . . 747 . 190L1 ... 583 . . . 202 . . . 785 1907 ... 020 ... 233 . . . . 8 5 3
'The large increase at the beginning of the present year has rendered it necessary to subdivide classes, and to appoint additional demonstrators, and has seriously taxed the accommodation ot the Science Laboratories.
2.—STUDENTS ATTENDING LECTURES.
The following table shows t h e number ot students attending lectures at the University during the year 1900' (including Evening Lectures):—
512 ANNUAL HEPOKT, 1900-1907.
Schools.
A r t s - Education - Science Law
Articled Clerks • Medicine D e n t i s t r y E n g i n e e r i n g
A g r i c u l t u r e
Total -
r,2 33 18 18
-
78
28 1
22S
i s
32 oo 10 11
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50 2
•20
147 .5:3
25
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8
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6
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40
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52
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47
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47
ss - - -
31 13 73
202
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194 SS 34 43 31 285 77 OS 1
785
The number attending Evening Lectures was 85, of whom 39 were Free Students.
Tho number of women students was 128.
3.—CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC.
The following table shows t h e number of students attend- ing the Conservatorium of Music during the year 1900 :—
Con rse.
Degree of Mus. Bac.
Diploma in Music - Other S t u d e n t s
Total
£S
£ i "
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10
—
18
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0 0
-
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2 12
-
14 rt O H
4 34 54
92
Of these 9 were men, 83 women students.
A N N U A L KKPOKT, 111110-1907. 513 4.—ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS.
'The number of candidates for degrees of Bachelor aud for Diplomas who preseiiti'd tliemsefves and who passed their respective Annual Examinations in the past Academic Year is shown in the following table :—
School s.
A r t s - Education - Science Law Dentistry • Engineering Music -
E i-st Year.
•6
V
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47 25 17 1G
-
oo 18
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3.
31 21 11) S
-
11 13
Stil-omi Yi'iir.
30 24 10 11 2 17 li
•r.
2!l 21 9 10 2 10 4
Totals.
The following are the corresponding figures of the Divi- sional Examinations in the Medical Course;—
MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS.
DIVISION I.
Subdivision A.
"^ 1
— . O- 1 75 | 53
Subdivision B.
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71
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0.
50
DlVIHKiX 11.
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57 50
DIVISION JII.
S u M i virion A.
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40
h —
43
Subdivision . H.
»-;
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50
~
40
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£ 290 230
5 1 4 ANNUAL KliPOKT, 19U0-1907.
The following is the number of those who passed the examinations tor Higher Degrees :—
M.D.—By Extiuiination, 5 ; Bv 'Thesis, 3 ; Total, 8.
M.C.E.—By Examination, 1. M.M.E.—By Thesis, 1.
5.—UEOREES CONFERRED.
'The number of degrees conferred aud diplomas granted during the year l!)uii-7, including admissions ad eundem gradum, is given below :—
Bachelor ot A rts - 49 Bachelor of Science - - - 9
Bachelor of Laws - - - - 14 Bachelor of Medicine - - - 53 Bachelor of Surgery - - - 08 Bachelor of Civil Engineering - 10 Bachelor of Mining Engineering - 5 Bachelor of Music - - - - 1 Bachelor ot Dental Surgery - - 3 Master ot Arts . . . - xr, Master of Science - - - - li
Master of Laws 5 Master of Civil Engineering - - 2
Master ot Mining Engineering - 2 Doctor ot Science - - - - 3 Doctor of Medicine - - - - 19 Diploma in Music - - - - 16
Diploma of Education 8 0.—PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
The following return shows the number of candidates who presented themselves tor and who passed t h e Primary, Matriculation, Junior and Senior Public and Junior Com- mercial Examinations during 1906, aud the percentage of passes iu each case :
A N N U A L R E P O I M ' , p.illll-JOlli. 5 1 5
Examination.
P r i m a r y ( J u n e ) Matriculation (May)
Matriculation & J u n i o r Public (Dec.) ..
J u n i o r Commercial (Dec.) Senior Public. ( D e c )
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35.76 44.6'.) 38.65 26.88 50.0
".—LOCAL EXAMINATIONS IN MUSIC.
The following table shows the number of candidates who entered for and passed the Extiminations in Music conducted by the Consorvatorium Examination Board during the year 1906-7 :—
Entered. Passed.
September, 1906 - 1199 - 779 May, 1907 - - 295 - 197
Total - 1494 976
8.—THE COUNCIL.
The Chancellor, Sir John Madden, returned to Victoria in March of this year, after an absence of twelve months.
Tn addition to t h e title of G.C.M.G-., and t h e degree of D.C.L. of Oxford, he lias received the degree of LL.D. from the Univei'sity of Aberdeen, at whose Quater-centenary he represented the University of Melbourne. He has been re-elected Chancellor for tho year 1907.
Sir Uenry Wrixon has been re-elected Vice-Chancellor for the vear 1907.
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The following have been re-elected members ot the Council for a period of five years each :—The Reverend Alexander Marshall, D.D.; Mr. Justice a'Beckett; Mr.
Justice Cussen, M.A., LL.B.; Dr. John Williams, M.D.; Mr.
Justice Higgins, M.A., LL.B.; and Dr. T. F . Bride. LL.D.
Leave of absence for nine months from the beginning of April has been granted to Dr. MacFarland and Mr. F . 'Tate, to enable them to visit Europe. 'The former acted as representative of the University at the Federal Conference on Education held in London in May last.
Leave of absence was granted during 1906 to Mr. McLeod and to Mr. Sachso for three months and for one month respectively.
9.—THE FACULTIES.
The following additional members of Faculties have been appointed by the Council for three vears' under Section 3 ot Statute IV.:—
A r t s -
Prank Tate, M.A., I.S.O., Director of Education.
Alexander Leeper, M.A,, LL.D., Warden of Trinity CoUege.
G. H. Crowther, EL.D., President ot the Second- ary Teachers' Association of Victoria.
Miss S. Williams, M.A.
Science—
P. Baracchi, Government Astronomer.
W. S Littlejohn, M.A., Headmaster of the Scotch College, Melbourne.
D. Avery, M.Sc, Lecturer on Chemistry at the Working Men's College. ' Engineering—
C. E. Norman, M.C.E,, Chief Engineer of Way and Works, Victorian Railways.
W. Stone, Chief Electrician, Victorian Railways.
Donald Clark. M.C.E., .M.M.E., Director of Bendigo School ot Mines.
10.—LECTURERS AND DEMONSTRATORS.
Mr. W. Kerry, M.A., formerly Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, litis been appointed Lecturer in
ANNUAL REPORT, 19001907. 5 1 7 Classics in place ot Mr. H. W. Allen, who has accepted t h e
position of Senior Tutor a t Ormond College. Mr. Kerry- arrived in March of this year and entered iinmediatoly on his duties.
Tho following new appointments of Lecturers and Demonstrators have been made during the year :—
Ancient History—Evening Lecturer—
E. 0 . G. Shann, B.A.
Classics—Evening Lecturer—
Edward W. Cornwall, B.A.
Method—Assistant Lecturer—
M. S. Sharman, B.Sc.
Biology—Junior Demonstrators—
Georgina Sweet, D.Sc.
Freda Bage, M.Sc.
Physics—Demonstrators—
Kerr Grant, M.Sc.
.1. A. Gray, B.Sc. (Junior).
A. L. Rossiter (Junior).
Anatomy—Demonstrators—
J. T. Murphy, M.D., B.S.
A.W. D. Robertson, M.B., B.S.
Bacteriology—Assistant Demonstrators—
J. W. Shields, M.B., B.S. (1906).
Muriel Davies, M.B., B.S. (1907).
Pathologv—Demonstrators—
S. V. Sewell, M.B., B.S.
Clive Shields, M.A., M.B'., B.S.
Surgery—Honorary Demonstrator—
Julian Smith, M.D., B.S.
Metallurgy—Demonstrator—
F . Mousley, A.R.S.M., F.I.C.
11.—EXAMINERS.
The following additional examiners have been appointed during the year :—
1. For Medical Course.
Medicine—
Dr. Maudsley.
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Surgery—
Mr. G. A. Syme, F.R.C.S.
Materia Medica—
Dr. Bennie.
Therapeutics—
Dr. C. Bage.
Obstetrics—
Dr. Felix Meyer.
Anatomy—
Mr. G. C. Rennie, F.R.C.S.
Forensic Medicine—
Mr. John Brett, M.R.C.S.
2. For the M.D. D e g r e e - Medical Ophthalmology.
Dr. J. W. Barrett.
Diseases of Children—
Dr. P. B. Bennie and Dr. Cole.
Diseases of the Nervous System—
Dr. Mandsley.
Insanity—
Mr. W. Beattie Smith, F.R.C.S.
Air. W. Ernest Jones, M.R.C.S.
3. For Engineering Courses (Honorary Co-Examiners)—
Surveying, Part L—
Mr. J. T. Lupson.
Surveying, Parts I I . and III.
Professor Kernot.
Hydraulic Engineering—
Mr. C. E. "Oliver, M.C.E.
Civil Engineering, f a r t I.—
Mr. W. R, Rennick, M.C.E.
Civil Engineering, P a r t II.—
Mr. J. Monash, M.C.E.
Mining—
Mr. Donald Clark. M.C.E., M M.E.
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Mr. F . Mousley, F.l.C.
Mr. D. Clark, M.C.E., M.M.E,
4. For Mus. Bac. Degree and Diploma in Music—
Mr. W. G. Price, Mus. Doc.
Mr. W. A. Laver.
Mr. H. A. Thomson.
Mr. Ernest Wood.
o. For the Diploma of Education (Practice of 'Tetiching)—
Mr. W. Hamilton, B.A., and Mr. W. S. Little- john, M.A.
6. For the Grimwade Research Prize—
Professor Masson, Dr. Green, and Mr. D. Avery, M.Sc.
7. For the Mollison Scholarship in French—
M. Maurice-Carton and Mr. A. T. Strong, M.A.
8. For Theses for the Litt.D. D e g r e e -
Professor Alexander (University of Manchester), Dr. J. Peile (Master of "Christ's College, Cambridge), Professor Postgate (University ot Cambridge), and Professor Tucker.
9. For Theses for the D.Sc. D e g r e e -
Professor Masson, Professor Rennie (University of Adelaide), Dr. Steele, and Mr. E. F. J.
Love.
10. For Theses for the M.D. D e g r e e -
Professor Allen, Professor Osborne, Dr. Jamieson, Dr. Bull, Dr. Wilkinson, and Dr. A. J.
Wood.
11. For Theses for M.M.E. D e g r e e -
Mr. H. II. Schlapp and Mr. A. L. Mills.
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12. Mr. J. G. Latham, M.A., LL.B., was appointed Exam- iner in Law at the December Exaniination 1906, during thc temporary absence of Professor
Moore.
lit. For Junior and nations, 1907:—
Subject English Geograpliy History Ai-il)ntioti(;
Algebra Geometry Ti'i^oiionietry French German Latin Greek Botany
Drawing #
Chemistry Physiology Physics Bookkeeping, e t c S h o r t h a n d Typewriting
S e n i o r P u b l i c a n d C o m m e r c i a l E x a m i - Fh'St E x a m i n e r .
Mr. \V. L. F. Murdoch Prof. Skeats Prof. Elkinj^ton Mr. E. F. ,1. Love Prof. Nanson Mr. A. M. Nesbitt Dr. .1, P. Wilson M. Maurice-Carton Mr. W. v. Dechend .Mr. \V. Kerry Mr. li. \V. Cornwall Prof. E w a r t Mr. P. M. Carew .Smyth Dr. \V. I I . Green Mr. \V. Fielder Mr. Kerr G r a n t Mr. A. C. Morley Mr. E. B. Loughran Mr. (J. L. H e w i t t
Second E x a m i n e r Mr. A. T. S t r o n g Mr. J . A. Leach -Mr. J . A. A r t h u r Mr. R. J . A. lianial'd Mr. A. M. Nesliitt Mr. G. Gunderscii Mr. J . A. Gray -Mrs. E. Wood Mrs. E. Wood .Mr. E . W. Cornwall Mr. W. Kerry Mr. ,1. S. H a r t .Mr. .1. T. Lnpsoii Mr. A. Hart*
Dr. J . F. Wilkinson Mr. R ,1: A. Barnard -Mr. J . P. Kaiiibridirc Mr. 11. E. Wade Mr. A, C. Morley F o r S e n i o r E x a m i n a t i o n s o n f v . Suliject
Mechanics Geology Principles of Com-
merce Commercial Law - Bunking and Ex-
change
Kirst Kxaniiner Mr. K. .J. A. Harnard Prof. Skeats.
Mr. A. C. Morley Mr. .1. E. Mackey Mr. C. 11. Davis
Second Examiner Mr. ,J. A. Gray Mr. G. li. Pritchard Mr. J. A. Arthur Mr. A. C. Morley Mr. O. M. Williams
* Mr. K. S. Kichards, B . S c , was subsequently appointed in place of Mr. H a r t , who resigned.
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14. For Primary Examinaticn, June, 1908.
521
1
—
II
c
l>
i-:
Subject.
Composition
& Writing English Geography History A r i t h m e t i c Algebra Geometry F r e n c h German Latin G reek- El emu n t a r v
Physical"
Science Botany d r a w i n g
First Examiner.
Mr. M. P. Hansen Mr. W. billies Mr. H. S. S u m m e r s Mrs. W. S. Laurie Mr. A. H a r t Mr. K. S. Cross Mr. Kerr Grant- Mr. H. K. M. Walker Mr. W.von Dechend Mr. K. I>. Ulrich Mr. H. C. Winneke Mr. M. P. Hansen Miss J . White Mr. J . T. Lii]won
Second Examiner.
Mr. A. H a r t Mr. A. Fussell Mr. .1. A. Leach Mr. .1. A. A r t h u r Mr. It. F. Kussell Mr. Kerr G r a n t Mr. K. S. Cross M. Maurice-Carton
Mr*. W. S. Laurie Mr. H. C. Winneke Mr. E. D. Ulrich Mr. Kerr G r a n t
Miss G. Sweet Mr.P.M.CarewSmyth
12 —UNI VERSITY REPRESENTATIVES.
Tlie following have been appointed representatives of the University on public bodies :
Council ot the Working Men's College—
Mr. William Thwaites.
Council of Legal Education—
• Sir Henry Wrixon and Dr. liride.
Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee—
Professor Lyle.
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13.—DAVID SYME PRIZE.
The annual prize of .£10 i founded in 1905 hy Mr. David Syme for the best thesis based upon original work in Bio- logy, Chemistry, Geology or Natural Philosophy, open to all persons resident in Australia for not less than five years, has boon awarded to II. L. Wilkinson, B.C.E., Melbourne, for a Thesis on " T h e buried auriferous river deposits of Victoria."
14.—1851 EXHIBITION SCHOLARSHIP.
The Koyal Commissioners of the Exhibition of 1851 have extended for a second year the Research Scholarship awarded to Mr. .1, M. I laid win, M.A., who is now engaged in research work in Astrophysics a t the Observatory a t Potsdam.
15.—RHODES SCHOLARSHIP.
The Rhodes Scholarship for 190" was awarded by the Selection Committee to A. C. D. Rivett, B.Sc. (Queen's College).
10.—BACTERIOLOGICAL LABORATORY.
During the year 190ti, 8632 examinations of disease speci- mens for the Board of Health, the Praliran City Council, t h e hospitals, and medical practitioners, were conducted in tho Laboratory, tho diseases including tuberculosis, typhoid, diphtheria, plague, pleurisy, pneumonia, influenza, anthrax, actinomycosis, leprosy, cerebrospinal, and other forms of meningitis, tetanus, diarrhoea, and dysentery. The number of these examinations shows an increase of over 5 per cent, on the number of the previous year. For the Stock and Dairy branches of tho Agricultural Department 110 speci- mens of animal diseases, including anthrax, tuberculosis, actinomycosis, hog-cholera, septic endometritis, pneumo- enteiitis antiparasitic diseases were examined, together with samples of infected bone-meal, water, milk, creiimand cheese.
The early diagnosis of these diseases has materially assisted the Stock Department in successfully combating threatened epidemics. One hundred and forty-four pure " starters "
were supplied to b u t t e r and cheese factories with excellent results. The usual examiniitions of water and sewage were made for the Metropolitan Board ot Works and the
ANNUAL KEPOUT, l!KXi-lil07. 5 2 3 Melbourne City Council; and sundry special investigations
and researches were undertaken, especially in connection with opsonins and vaccines.
17.—SPECIAL CLASSES.
The usual classes in Dairy Bacteriology for Butter Factory Managers, conducted by Dr. Bull were attended by 40 students.
The two years course in Anatomy and Physiology arranged for at the request of the Australasian Massage Association is being attended by 10 students. Two short courses tor practising Masseurs, conducted by Dr. Strahan and Dr.
Hewlett, have been attended by 24 and 17 students respect- ively.
IS.—RESEARCH.
During tlie year 25 graduates and research students have been engaged in scientific work in the various laboratories under the direction of t h e Professors or Lecturei's, viz., in Bacteriology 9, in Physiology 7, in Biology 3, in Physics 2, in Chemistry 2, iu Botany 2.
A list is appended of work published during the last two years by members of the Stall' and research students.
19.—NEW BUILDINGS.
Thc new buildings required by the extension ot tho Mining School and the establishment, of a School of Agri- culture are now practically completed. The Laboratories for Agricultural and Analytical Chemistry, which were still unfinished at tho date of the last annual report, wore handed over by the contractors early in tho year and are now in daily use. The furnace rootu at the Metallurgical Labora- tories is still only partially equipped pending the result of experiments as to the cheapest tind most effective form of furnace.
20.—MINING SCHOOL.
The Minister of Mines has presented to the University a valuable collection of mining machinery, including a three- stamp battery. This will render it possible to begin the equipment of the Battery House, which has hitherto been standing empty. I t is hoped t h a t thc contributions of
5 2 4 ANNUAL REPORT, 1906-1007.
manufacturers of mining machinery and others interested in t h e mining industry may before long provide a complete plant for the treatment ot ore, the possession of which is essential both for the training of students and for the con- duct of research.
21.—ANATOMY D EPARTMENT.
The teaching efficiency of thc Anatomy Department has been greatly increased by collections wliich Professor Berry has made since his arrival eighteen months ago. But any further addition to these collections is rendered impossible by want of space. Indeed the present accommodation is wholly insufficient for t h e needs of a Medical School whoso numbers have grown in five years from 234 to 301; and which has also to provide for the teaching of over seventy Dental and Massage Students. The Council regards the extension of the present cramped and inadequate quarters as a matter of most pressing necessity.
22 —VETERINARY SCHOOL.
At the end of 1900 a Committee was appointed by the Minister ot Agriculture in conjunction with tho University to draft a scheme for the establishment of a Veterinary School. The report of the Committee issued in March of this year recommends t h a t a Veterinary School should be established in t h e University under the immediate control of a Faculty on whicli the Agricultural Department aud the - University should be represented by an equal number of members, that a sum of money should be provided by the Government for buildings and an endowment of .£3250 guaranteed for at least ten years It is proposed that provision should be made for taking over tho teaching work of the Melbourne Veterinary College and securing tlie use of the hospital attached to it for a term of years. The Minister and the Council of the University have both signi- fied their approval of t h e recommendations and a new Com- mittee has been apt ointed to act as an advisory body ponding t h e formation of a Faculty. The new Committee has drawn up the necessary regulations for courses for a Degree and for a Diploma in Veterinary Science, which are ready to be passed into law without delay should the Goveriiinent and Parliament decide to provide the required endowment.
ANNUAL REPORT, 1110011)07. ; ) 2 5 23.—INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL MEDICINE.
The Bishop of North Queensland has called attention to the necessity for scientific study of tropical diseases in Australia, and has p u t forward a scheme for t h e establish- ment of an Institute of Tropical Medicine at Townsville, working in co-operation with the three Australian Univer- sities, the immediate control being in the hands of the University of Sydney. The Bishop has forwarded the scheme with great energy and has obtained promises of financial support from the Commonwealth and Queensland Governments. The necessary buildings will lie made available by the Managers of the Townsville Hospital. The Universities, have approved of the proposal and it is hoped t h a t the Institute will be inaugurated in 1908.
24.—EVENING STUDENTS.
The experience of the first two years of Evening Lectures has shown t h a t in most cases the strain of preparing four subjects a year is too great for students engaged in work during the day. A regulation has accordingly been intro- duced under which the Faculty of Arts is given power to allow such students to spread the wqrk of each year over two years, taking two subjects only a t each Annual Exami- nation. Advantage has already been taken of this con- cession by 07 students.
25.—TRAINING OF TEACHERS.
The introduction of the Schools and Teachers Registra- tion Act has called attention to the necessity of providing for the special needs of Secondary Teachers. A conference was held at the beginning of the year between representa- tives of t h e Education Department, t h e Association of Secondary Teachers, and the University, which recom- mended t h e establishment of a Practising School for Secondary Teachers, and the addition to the University staff of two Assistant-Lecturers on Method. 'The Council has expressed its general approval of these proposals, and has appointed an Assisfant-Lecturer to deal with the method of teaching Science and Mathematics. Thc full scheme cannot be carried out without further financial assistance.
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20.—MI LIT A RY TRA IN ING.
The question ol the introduction of a compulsory system of Military Training and the institution of a Military School has been under tho consideration of the Council during the year. A Committee, appointed at the instance of Dr. Barrett early iu 1900, after consultation with the military authorities and the Minister of Defence, proposed ti scheme under which all male students, with certain exceptions, should be required to undergo a two years' course ot military training, the Commonwealth providing tho necessary instructors together with rifles aud ammun- ition and all equipment except uniforms. I t was proposed t h a t at the end of the term of training, students who had pas.sed the necessary examinations should be eligible for commissions. Some doubt was, however, raised as to the powers of the University and further consideration of the proposal lias for the present been postponed.
27.—SCHOOL OF NAVAL SCIENCE.
The proposal of the Commonwealth to establish an Australian Navy has rendered it necessary t h a t proper means should be provided for thc education of officers. By the kindness of the Minister of Defence, Captain Creswell, the Naval Director, was instructed to collect information during his visit to England in 1906 and to report as to the practicability ot establishing a Naval School at the Univer- sity. Captain Creswell's suggestions were referred to the Faculty of Science, which has now reported t h a t the higher training of officers can be undertaken by the University with soim.' additions to its present staff, but recommends t h a t no action should be taken until the intentions of the Commonwealth Government in regard to the earlier training should be known.
2S.—MARINE OFFICERS.
I n his report on the proposal to establish a Naval School, Captain Creswell suggested that much might bo done for t h e improveuient of the training of Marine Officers and Engineers. On th« suggestion of Dr. Barrett a conference was held between the Faculties of Science and of Engineer- ing and representatives of the Marine Board, together with • Captain Creswell and the Director of the Working Men's
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College, as the result of which a scheme has been drafted for the education of officers of the mercautite marine. Tho needs of Marine Engineers have been satisfactorily provided for by the amendment of the course already iu existence at the Working Men's College.
29.—IMPERIAL ARMY AND NAVY.
The Army Council has agreed to the nomination to Com- missions in the Royal Army Medical Corps of two candi- dates annually from among the medical graduates of the Australian Universities. The Admiralty has also assented to the extension for a further period of three years of thc system by wliich two nominations annually to Commissions in the Medical Department of the Royal Navy are reserved for tlie Australian Universities. These privileges are addi- tional to tho right of nomination to Commissions in thc Army and to Military Cadetships, wliich has been granted to the Australian Universities for many years past}.
30.—STATUTES AND REGULATIONS.
The amendments of Statutes and Regulations adopted during the year are' contained in an Appendix to this report. The most important of these amendments provides for a revision of the Science course, raising thc standard of 'Mathematics required for entrance and for the later years of Chemistry and Physiology, exempting students in liiology from the Mathematics of the F i r s t Year, and introducing Anthropology and Botany as separate subjects of the course.
31.—WORKING MEN'S COLLEGE.
The Working Men's College has been recognised by tin;
Council under the new Regulations, by which students of recognised Technical Schools who have received instruction equivalent in character and amount to that required in the University, may be admitted to Examination for t h e Diplomas in Mining nud Metallurgy and for Degrees in Engineering on payment of about one-fifth of usual fee.
The Schools ot Mines at Ballarat and Bendigo have- previously received recognition.
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32.—STEW A RT BEQUEST.
By the will of the fide Dr. James Stewart, formerly of Balltirat, one-fifth of tlie residue of his estate is bequeathed to the University for the foundation of three Schohirsliips of jfioft for two years in Anatomy, Surgery and Medicine, the remainder to be used for the benefit of t h e Medical School in such way ns the Council may think fit. Tho gross value of the estate is £\'Aii,W0: the proportion falling to the University for the above purposes will probably amount to about .£25,000.
33.—LEGGATT BEQUEST.
By Ihe will of Mrs. Jessie Leggatt of Daylesi'ord, who died iu March, 1907, a sum of JilOuO is bequeathed to the University for the foundation of a Scholarship to bo held for two years for Roman Law, the Law of Obligations and tho Law of Property.
34.— BEN E FACT 1 ON S.
The Council desires to acknowledge the donation of a collection of anatomical models by Professor Berry, of apparatus for tho use of the Natural Philosophy Laboriitory by Professor Lyle, of a further collection of orchestral music by the Managers of the Marshall Hall Orofiestral Concerts, and of the following contributions in money;—' To the funds of tho Bacteriological Laboratory: Dr. D.
Grant .£10 10s., Dr. J. W. Barrett and Dr. W. F. Orr Mln- 15s.; to the funds of the Physiological Laboratory: Dr. Glen Knight £o 5s.;, for Prizes in Anatomy: Dr. Wr. Kent Hughes ,£44s.; tor Prizes at the Commercial Examinations : Mr. J. Chaleyer (French) £ 2 2s.; Deutsche!' Schiilverein von Victoria (German) d£3 3s.; Anonymous (Bookkeeping)
£ 2 2s. t
A list of donations to the Library is appended.
1 have the honour to bo, Sir,
Your Excellency's most obedient Servant, H . J. WRIXON,
Vice-Chancellor.
September 2nd, 1907.
A P P E N D I X A.
LIST OF WORKS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCIENTIFIC L I T E R A T U R E BY MEMBERS OF UNIVERSITY S T A F F AND STUDENTS WORK- ING IN T H E UNIVERSITY LABORATORIES, JULY 31, 1905-JULY 31, 1907.
A UTS.
Professor Nanson—
I'he Power Series for Sin x Cos x. Messenger of Mathematics, Jan.," 1900, pp. 142-144;" The Mathematical Gazette, Dec, 1905, pp. 244-245.
A Theorem in Compound Determinants. Messen- ger of Mathematics, July. IS* Hi, pp. 45-48.
Professor 'fucker—
Aristophanes. The Frogs. Macmillan's Classical Series, London, 1'JOG.
Life in Ancient Athens. Macmillan's, London, 1900.
The Foreign Debt of English Literature. J. Bell it Sons, London, 1907.
Professor 'l.'ucker and W. L. Murdoch, M.A.—
A New Primer of English Literature. Melbourne, Whit-combe & Toombs, 1900.
L A W .
Professor Harrison Mooro—
Act of State in Relation to English Law. John Mur- ray, London, 1900.
The Authority of Judicial Decisions. Common- wealth Law Review-, Sydney, June, 1905.
Law and Government. Commonwealth Law Review, Sydney, November-December, 1900.
5 3 0 APPENDIX TO REPORT.
Liability for Acts of Public Servants. Law Quarterly Review, London, January, 1007.
Conflict of Laws within the E m p i r e ; Bankruptcy and Company Winding-up. Journal of Comparative Legislation, London, No. XVI.
Professor Harrison Moore and C. J. Zichy-Woinarski, LL.M.—
Review of Victorian Legislation, 1904. Journal ot Com- parative Legislation, Loudon, No. XV.
-Review of Legislation in Victoria, 1905. Journal of Comparative Legislation, No. XVI.
ANATOMY.
Professor Berry—
Surface Anatomy. W. Green it Son, Edinburgh and London, 1900.
The Structural Changos'in the Human Appendix co- incident with Age. Read before the first Inter- national Anatomical Congress, Geneva, 1905.
Journal of Anatomy and Physiology, April, 1906.
The Caecum anil Vermiform Appendix. Intercolonial Medical Journal, June, 1907.
Professor Berry and J. D. Sinclair—
A Case ot Thoriicopagons Lamb Monster. Read before the Biology Section of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science at Adelaide, in January, 1907. Journal of Anatomy tind Physio- logy, 1907.
BACTERIOLOGY.
H. J. Bull, M.D., B.S., Director Bacteriological Laboratory—
Annual Report on Melbourne Water Supply for 1905.
Intercolonial Medical Journal.
Annual Report on Bacteriological Examination of Mel- bourne Water Supply, June 30, 1900.
Investigations ou Melbourne Wtiter, Cheesy Glands of sheep, etc. Melbourne City Council Annual Report for 1900. Modern Printing Co., Melbourne.
Bacteriological Examination of the Ice-cream Supply (for the Melbourne Citv Council). Annual Report of M.C.C. Health Officer, 19O5-19U0.
RESEARCH WORK. 5 3 1 P t o m a i n e P o i s o n i n g i n H o r s e s R e s u l t i n g from M o u l d y
M o u s e - i n f e s t e d Chaff. J o u r n a l of A g r i c u l t u r e , V i c t o r i a , J u l y , liMIO.
P r o t e c t i v e S u b s t a n c e s in t h e Blood a n d t h e i r R e l a t i o n t o D e n t i s t r y . A u s t r a l i a n J o u r n a l of D e n t i s t r y , J u l y , 1900. "
L e p r o s y in R a t s . I n t e r c o l o n i a l M e d i c a l J o u r n a l of A u s t r a l a s i a , M a y , 1907.
T h e W o r l d w i t h o u t M i c r o b e s . M e l b o u r n e , S a n d s &
M a c D o u g a l l , 1907.
A. S a y c e , D e m o n s t r a t o r of B a c t e r i o l o g y —
R e p o r t on B a c t e r i o l o g i c a l E x a m i n t i t i o n of Case of P n e u m o c o c c a l M e n i n g i t i s . I n t e r c o l o n i a l M e d i c a l J o u r n a l of A u s t r a l a s i a , D e c , 1900.
O c c u r r e n c e of S p i r o c h a c t t i e in R o s e o l n r S y p h i l i d e s . I n t e r c o l o n i a l Medica] J o u r n a l of A u s t r a l a s i a , A u g u s t , IIKIO.
Bioi.oov, T . S. H a l l , M . A . , L e c t u r e r . i n B i o l o g y -
V i c t o r i a n G r a p t o l i t e s from n e a r M o u n t W e l l i n g t o n , P a r t I I I . I'roc. l.Viy. So.;. V i c t o r i a , X V I I L , 1900, 1 P l a t e , p p . 2 i-25.
D i s t r i b u t i o n of t h e F r e s h - w a t e r E e l in A u s t r a l i a a n d i t s M e a n s of D i s p e r s a l . V i c t o r i a n N a t . , X X I L , 1900, pp. 80-83.
P h y s i c a l G e o g r a p h y , Geology a n d F a u n a of V i c t o r i a . V i c t o r i a n Y e a r - B o o k for 1905. p p . 1-11.
F o u r n e w E c h i n o i d s from t h e A u s t r a l i a n T e r t i a r y . P r o c . Roy. Soc. V i c t o r i a , X I X . , N . S . . 1907, p p . 47-53, p i . "l 3-10.
R e p o r t s on G r a p t o l i t e s . R e c o r d s Geological S u r v e y of V i c t o r i a , I (1900), p p . 200-278, p i . 34.
R e p o r t s on G r a p t o l i t e s . lb., 2 (1907).
G e o r g i n a S w e e t , D . S c . —
C o n t r i b u t i o n s t o o u r K n o w l e d g e ot t h e A n a t o m y of N o t o r y c t e s t y p h l o p s , S t i r l i n g , P t . 111., T h e E y e . Q u a r t . J o u r . Micr. S c i , 1900, p p . 547-571, p i . 3 1 . D o . P t s . IV. a n d V.; l b . , 1907, p p . 325-344, p i . 19, 2 0 .
532 APPENDIX TO REPORT.
BOTANY.
Professor Ewart—
Pfoffer's Physiology, Vol. III., English edition. Clar- endon Press, 1900, pp. 451, 70 tigs.
Tho Influence of Co-relation upon the Size of Leaves.
Annals of Botany, 1900, pp 79-83, 2 figs.
Note on a Collection of Marine Algae from King Island. Victorian Naturalist, 1900, pp. 90-91.
. On Certain Supposed New Australian Plants. Vic- torian Naturalist, 1900, pp. 42-14.
A New Potato. Journal of Agriculture of Victoria, 1900.
Contributions to the Flora of Australasia, No. 2. Proc.
Roy. fine. Vict., XIX., D e c , 1900, p. 33.
A Physiologist of the 17th Century. Vict. Nat., XXIII., Doc, 1900, pp. 145-151.
Contributions to the Flora of Australasia, No. 3. Vict.
Nat., XXIV., May, 1907, p. 12.
Contributions to the Flora ot Australasia, No. 4. Vict.
N a t . XXIV., May, 1007, p. 15. .
Contributions to the Flora of Australasia, No. 5. Vict.
N a t , XXIV,, J i i b , 1907, p. 50.
Negative Phototaxis ot Blow-Flv Lai-vic. Vict. N a t ,
" XXIV., July, 1907, p. 01.
Delayed Dehiscence of Callistemon Rigida. Annals ot Botany, XXL, Jan., 1907.
Ascent of Water in Trees. Proc. Royal Soc. Lond., May, 1907.
The Physiology of the Museum Beetle. Linn. Soc.
Journal. London, May, 1907.
Functions of Silica in the Nutrition ot Cereals. Vict.
Journal of A g r i c , Nov., 1900.
Weeds of Lake Wendonree. Vict Journal of Agric, Nov., 1900.
Tree Planting and Forest Preservation. Vict. Journal ot Agric., April, 1907.
Professor Ewart. and A. J. Mason-Jones—
'I'he Formation of Red Wood in Conifers. Annals ot Botany, 1900, pp. 201-204, with plate XV.
Professor Ewart and J. R. Tovey—
The Proclaimed Plants of Victoria. Journal of Agriculture ot Vict., 1906-7 (issued in monthly parts of 2 plants and 2 plates).
RESEARCH WORK. 5 3 3 C H E M I S T R V .
P r o f e s s o r M a s s o n —
O n t h e W e t t i n g of C o t t o n by W a t e r a n d by W a t e r V a p o u r . P r o c . Royal S o c i e t y , L o n d o n , 1905.
P r o f e s s o r M a s s o n a n d E . S. R i c h a r d s , B.Sc.—
O n t h e H y g r o s c o p i c B e h a v i o u r ot C o t t o n . P r o c e e d i n g s of t h e R o y a l S o c i e t y , L o n d o n , .1900.
Professor M a s s o n a n d A. C. C u m n i i n g , B.Sc.—
O n t h e V o l u m e t r i c E s t i m a t i o n of C y a n i d e s . C h e m i c a l News, L o n d o n , 1900.
P r o f e s s o r M a s s o n —
O n t h e A c t i o n of H y d r o g e n P e r o x i d e ou P o t a s s i u m C y a n i d e . T r a n s a c t i o n s of t h e C h e m i c a l Society,
L o n d o n , 1907.
G E O I . O O V . E O. T b i e l c — •
P h y s i o g r a p h i c a l a n d Geological N o t e s on t h e M o u n t W e l l i n g t o n D i s t r i c t , N . Olippsltind. Vict. N a t u r - a l i s t , X X I V . , No. 22, J u n e , 1907, p p . 23-34.
N A T U I C A L P H I L O S O P H V . Professor Lyle a n d J . M. B a l d w i n , M.A., B . S c —
E x p e r i m e n t s on t h e P r o p a g a t i o n of L o n g i t u d i n a l W a v e s of M a g n e t i c F l u x a l o n g I r o n W i r e s a n d R o d s . R e a d n t t h e P h y s i c a l Society of London a n d p u b l i s h e d in t h e P r o c e e d i n g s of t h e P h y s i c a l S o c i e t y a n d in t h e P h i l o s o p h i c a l M a g a z i n e , Nov., 1900.
J . M. B a l d w i n , M.A., B . S c . - -
T h o B e h a v i o u r of I r o n u n d e r S m a l l P e r i o d i c M a g n e t - i z i n g F o r c e s . R e a d tit t h e P h y s i c a l S o c i e t y ot L o n d o n a n d p u b l i s h e d in t h e P r o c e e d i n g s of t h e P h y s i c a l Society a u d in t h e P h i l o s o p h i c a l M a g a z i n e , F e b . , 1907.
534 APPENDIX TO REPORT.
Professor Lyle—
On Transformer Indicator Diagrams. Read a t the Physical Society ot London and published in the Transactions of the Physical Society, and in the Philosophical Magazine, April, 1907.
PHYSIOLOGY.
Professor Osborne—
The So-called Antitoxic Action of Divalent Kations.
Proceedings of the Physiological Society, Journal of Physiology, September 8, 1905, p. X.
Intracellular Colloidal Salts. Journal of Physiology- vol. 34, p. 84, March 13, 1900.
Professor Osborne and B. Kilvington, M.S., M.D.—
The Regeneration of Post-Ganglionic Vaso-Constrictor Nerves, Part I. Journal of Physiology, vol. 34, 1900.
Tlie Regeneration of Post-Ganglionic Vaso-Constrictor Nerves, Part II. Journal of .Physiology, vol. 35, 1907.
Professor Osborne and Edith Muntz, M.Sc.—
The Action of Carbon Dioxide on the Respiration of the Goldfish. Biochemical Journal, vol. I., 19(10.
B. Kilvington. M.S., M.D.—
An Investigation on the Regeneration of Nerves, with regard to the Surgical Treatment of certain Para- lyses, Part II. British Medical Journal, September 10, 1905.
An Investigation on the Regeneration of Nerves, witl regard to the Surgical Treatment of certain Para lyses. Part III. British Medical Journal, April 27, 1907.
ith
E. H Embley M.D.—
The Pharmacology of Ethyl Chloride. Proceedings ot the Royal Society, London, vol. 78, 1900.
RESEARCH WORK. 5 3 5 R. T . S u t h e r l a n d , M. 1).—
A C o n t r i b u t i o n t o t h e E x p e r i m e n t a l P a t h o l o g y of C a t a r r h a l J a u n d i c e . Biochemical J o u r n a l , vol. I., 1900.
M E D I C I N E A N D S I I K O K R Y , A C .
G. I i . W . A d a m , M . D . , M . S . , L e c t u r e r on O b s t e t r i c s a n d G y n a e c o l o g y —
S o m e P o i n t s i n t h e C a u s a t i o n of P e l v i c S u p p u r a t i o n . J o u r n a l ot O b s t e t r i c s a n d G y n a e c o l o g y of t h e
B r i t i s h E m p i r e , J a n u a r y , 1900.
F . D . B i r d , M.B., B.S., F . R . C . S . , L e c t u r e r on S u r g e r y — P r e s i d e n t i a l a d d r e s s in S u r g e r y a s P r e s i d e n t of t h e
S e c t i o n ot S u r g e r y ill t h e A u s t r a l a s i a n M e d i c a l C o n g r e s s h e l d in A d e l a i d e , S e p t e m b e r , 1905. R e - p r o d u c e d in t h o T r a n s a c t i o n s of C o n g r e s s , iu t h e I n t e r c o l o n i a l Medical J o u r n a l of A u s t r a l a s i a , a n d in t h e A u s t r a l a s i a n M e d i c a l G a z e t t e .
A m e t h o d of R e m o v i n g C a r c i n o m a of t h e A s c e n d i n g Colon. T h e L a n c e t , F e b . 17, 1900.
I n t r o d u c t o r y A d d r e s s on S u r g e r y . I n t e r c o l o n i a l M e d i - cal J o u r n a l of A u s t r a l a s i a , A p r i l , 1900.
S e v e r e I n j u r i e s of t h e U r i n a r y O r g a n s . I n t e r c o l o n i a l M e d i c a l J o u r n a l of A u s t r a l a s i a , O c t o b e r , 1900.
S y p h i l i s as a C a u s e of S t o m a c h D i s e a s e . J o u r n a l o t S u r g e r y . G y n a e c o l o g y a n d O b s t e t r i c s . C h i c a g o , U . S : A . , " M a y , 1907. '
F . D . Bird, M . B . , B.S., F . R . C . S . , a n d J u l i a n S m i t h , M . D . — P o d a l g i a . I n t e r c o l o n i a l M e d i c a l J o u r n a l of A u s t r a l -
a s i a , J u n e , 1907.
J a m e s J a m i e s o n M.D., L e c t u r e r on M e d i c i n e —
T w e n t y Y e a r s of S a n i t a r y P r o g r e s s i n M e l b o u r n e . I n t e r c o l o n i a l M e d i c a l J o u r n a l ot A u s t r a l a s i a , O c t o b e r , 1905; a n d T r a n s a c t i o n s of t h e A u s t r a l a s i a n M e d i c a l C o n g r e s s , 7 t h S e s s i o n , p . 4 2 5 .
5 3 6 APPENDIX TO REPORT.
Tumor of the Occipital Lobes of the Brain. Tninsactions of the Australasian Medical Congress, 7th Session, p. 02.
Use and Abuse of New Remedies. Intercolonial Medi- cal Journal of Australasia, May, 1907.
J. W. Springthorpe, M.A., M.D., Lecturer in Theitipoiitics and Hygiene—
Mental Therapeutics, Use and Abuse. Australasian Medical Gazette, October, 1905.
Guide to Medical Case Taking. March, 1900, Alcohol tis a Beverage. Intercolonial Medical Journal,
June, J900.
Therapeutic use of Suggestion, lb., April, 1907.
Massage—Presidential Address, A.M. A., Sydney. Una, May, 1907. '
Local Modifications in Bertillon Classification of Diseases. Intercolonial Medical Journal, June, 1907.
ENUINKKIUNG.
Professor Kernot—
Economy in Framed Structures. Proceedings of Vict.
Institute ot Engineers, 8th Nov., 1905.
A Hitherto Unrecognised Cause of Instability ot Loco- motives. Engineer, 5th Oct.. 1900.
Common Errors in Iron Bridge Design ; 2nd edition, greatly enlarged with new plates and illustrations.
Doc, 1900. Ford & Son, Printers, Carl (on.
Railway Gauge (considered historically and practic- ally). Victorian Institute of Engineeis, Proceed- ings. 20th Aug., 1.900.
Presidential Address on Engineering Education.
Victorian Institute of Engineers. Proceedings, 0th March, 1907.
RESEARCH WORK. 537 Report (in conjunction with Messrs. Wade, of Now
South Wales Water Supply, and Davidson, of Public Works Department, Victoria) on the Wartinga Reservoir, 4th April, 1907. Goveriiinent Printing Office, Melbourne.
Melbourne's Groat Unknown Mountain. Proceedings of Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, 13th M'ay, 1907.
T. WT. Fowler, M.C.E., M.Inst.C.E., Acting-Lecturer on Civil Engineering—
Progress of Engineering in the State of Victoria. The Engineering Review, London, Juliet 1907, pp. 407- 4.17.
Contribution to a discussion on the Victorian State Boundary. Royal Geographical Society's Proceed- ings, vols. 22 and 23, pp. 104-5.
J. Monaah, M.C.E,—
Reinforced Concrete. Proceedings of Victorian Insti- t u t e of Engineers, 2nd August, 1900.
A P P E N D I X B.
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Commercial Education, Holme; Historical Account of the University of Sydney, Barff; Record of the Jubi- lee; University Library Publications, vol. 1. Tokyo:
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Bioinetrika, vols. 1-5.
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Chemin do ter du Gothard (llellwag), 2 vols., text and plates, 1870. Chemin do fer par le St. Gothard, 18SU.
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H ospital Superintendents.
(3).—Reports.
Scientific .Memoirs ot the Medical and Sanitary Depart- ments of the Government of India. Records of the Egyptian Government (School of Medicine). Reports of medical ofheerot the Local Government Board (with Sup- plements). Thompson Yates and Johnson Laboratory Reports. University of Toronto : Papers from Chemical Laboratory. Reports ot Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh,Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, Massa- chusetts Hospital, Philadelphia Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital, Bellevuc and Allied Hospitals. Dublin Sani- tary Association. Reports of Commissioners on Lunacy (England and Wales). Reports ot Commissioners on Lunacy (Scotland). Reports of Inspectors of Lunatics (Ireland). Reports on Health of Navy (Great Britain).
5 4 2 APPENDIX TO REPORT.
Report of Board of Agriculture and Fisheries (Eng- land). Report of Surgeon-General of U.S. Navy.
(•I).—Vital. Statistics, §c.
Vital Statistics of New South Wales, Statistical Register of New South Wales, 'Victorian Year-Book, New Zealand Official Year-Book, Statistics of New Zealand, Statistical Abstract of United States.
(.'7.)—Catalogues.
Index Catalogue of Library of Surgeon-General, U.S.A.
(6).—Calendars and Registers.
Medical Register (United Kingdom). Dentists' Reg- ister (United Kingdom). Royal College of Surgeons
England. Royal College of Physicians England.
Royal University ot Ireland. School of Medicine, Royal Colleges of Edinburgh. London School of Medicine for Women. Harvard University. Johns Hopkins University (Medical Department). University of Tokyo.
(7).—Books.
From the University of Aberdeen:—Festival Volume in honour of Professor D . J . Hamilton; Contributions to Medical Research, in honour of Professor E. C. Vaughan.
From the Trustees ot the late Dr. J. Young :—Biblio- tliecti Chemicii, 2 vols. From the authors:—Dr. W.
Ewart: (1) Pulse Sensation, (2) Cardiac Outlines, (3) Gout and Goutiness; Dr. W. Summons: Miners' P h t h i s i s ; Sir James Sawyer : Insomnia. From Messrs.
Longman, Green it Co.:—Allanach : Magnetism and Electricity ; Findlay : Practical Physical Chemistry ; Fanner. J. P . : Introduction to Study of Botany.
From the Manchester University Press :—Wrells, J. \V.:
Influence of Cod Oil on 'Tuberculosis. Prom Dr.
.Tainiesoii:—11. C. Wood on Fever; Miinehens Sanitiits- karlen-, Fraenkol u. Simmonds, Typhus Bacillen;
Colin : Bertriige z. Biologic der Pttaiizen ; Ellenberger ; Tbeitipie der llaiissangethiere ; Eulenberg : Hypoder- matische Injection der Aizneiniittel; G e r h a r d t : Lehr- huch der Kindeikrankbciten; Hallier:.Phytopathologies Oesterlen : Hiindbuch der Medicinischen Statistik;
Virchow, R.; Archiv fur Path. Anatomie, 1 vol.;
Virchow, R.: OH'entlichen Medicin; W u n d t : Lehr- buch der Physiologic des Menschon; Wunderlich:
Hiindbuch der Pathologic u. Therapie, 0 vols.
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