All money paid to the University under section 25 shall be deemed to have been paid subject to the following conditions, namely:-. i) Waite Agricultural Research Institute of the University. In addition to all other sums payable to the University out of the general revenue of the State, the Treasurer shall pay to the University.
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE LAW AMENDMENT ACT No. (a) those lands in the City of Adelaide and in the Municipality of Mitcham used by the University for purposes. education or scientific research or both;. The provisions of section 38 of the Statutory Interpretation Act of 1915 do not apply to statutes made under that Act.
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Two to be nominated by the members of the Honorary Medical Staff of the Adelaide Hospital. 34 INSÏITtITE OF MEDIC.ô.L SCIENCE .å,CT. c) Vo perso_ns nominated by the university council.
ALMANAC FOR 1953 TERMS
L2 Faculty of Law--4.30 p.tt,
The last day of registration for public tests in music and speech is held in May. The last day of registration for public tests in music and speech is held in September.
15 SECOND TERM ENDS,
LZ THIRD TERM END Conservatorium fourth quarter
- F. 22 Education CommitteeJ p.m
Last day for submissions for the Bundey Prize and Thê Sir Archibald Strong Memorial Prize for Literature.
COMMITTEES, FACULTIES AND BOARDS FOR 1953 EDUCATION COMMITTEE
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The Council shall have power to issue, amend and revoke Standing Orders for the regulation of its proceedings.
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There will be other professors and lecturers whom the Council will appoint from time to time. Each professor and lecturer will take office under the conditions that have been or may be determined by the Council at the time of appointment. The Prolessors and Teachers shall sit in such university examinations as the Council may determine, but no Professor or Teacher shall be required to take any examination in any subject which it is not his duty to teach.
There shall be a Registrar of the University, who shall perform such duties as the Council may from time to time appoint. The Council may at any time appoint an alternate to act in the place of the Registrar for such period as they deem necessary and allocate.
Chapter VIII.-Of Terms
For certificates of degrees and diplomas, the Seal may be affixed in the presence, and the affixing may only be confirmed by the Chancellor or the Vice-Chancellor. A candidate for a diploma must graduate and spend after graduation. The statement is entered in folln.", the person enters his name_ in_ the university directory or on ìèparate.
The conditions must be as prescribed in the regulations for the bachelor's program in Müsic. AlV otber candidafe.,ma,V- be, admitted to the matriculation examination by the council after the matriculation board's report.
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Reader or Senior Lecturer in each of the Departments. 9ha1ge of a Professor upon recommendation by the professor.
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Faculty members hold office until the end of the calendar year for which they are appointed, but will be eligible for reappointment upon recommendation by the Faculty. Each faculty will advise the Council on all matters related to studies, lectures and examinations during the course of the Faculty. The Dean of each Faculty shall perform such duties as shall be determined from time to time by the Council and (among others) shall: a) He_will, at his discretion, or upon written request. of the Rector or Vice Rector, or of two members of the Faculty, calls the meetings of the Faculty.
He chairs all faculty meetings where he must be present. Admission ad eundem gradum to the University may, at the discretion of the Council, be granted without examination to candidates from such Universities of the British Empire as the Council may from time to time approve.
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ST.ATUTES T55 candidate qor-t¡y to receive it, the scholarship shall for that year
Each exhibition shall be of the annual value of Fifteen Pounds, and shall last for four years. competition on a ber of each year,. is satisfied that one of the candidates is worthy of receiving it. No exhibitor may, except with the permission of the Council, hold simultaneously with his exhibition any other exhibition or any scholar. chapter xrv.-of The John r_rpryutd Clark Prize and the John Howard Clark Scholar. That there shall be annual prizes, called The Stow prizes, consisting of the sum of fifteen pounds, or. eman) of books written by him of the.
The value of the scholarship will be Thirty Pounds, and will be paid to the scholar in one lump sum. The scholarship is awarded to the student who is not a graduate of medicine from any other medical school, nor a person who is registered as a medical.
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For Bachelorsz of black stufi or silk and of the same style as used at Cambridge for the degree of Bachelor of Arts. For Bachelors: of black silk or stufi and partly lined with silk six inches wide of the color of the Facuþ. For Møsters: of black silk and completely lined with silk of the color of the Faculty.
In each faculty, the color of the lining must be uniform for the degrees of Bachelor, Master and Doctor. Each of the articles of incorporation has been approved and countersigned by the Governor. of the days mentioned below, namely:-.
What rights or status have been acquired, duties or liabilities imposed. ship, is awarded annually to the a. Upon leaving the honor, the examination, the examiners' certificate, he is of sufficient merit. The subjects for such inquiry and their relative merits shall be determined from time to time by the Council. These provisions may be changed from time to time. in a manner that will seem appropriate to the university.
The copy so submitted shall be sent by the Secretary to the Librarian to be deposited in the University Library. No person will be admitted to an examination which he has already passed in this University, except by special permission of the Council.
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6. Any surplus income from the said donation of 91,000 and the annual allowance payable in respect thereof .. after provision for the said medal, the and the publication of his lecture, shall be in or in payment of the salaries o. professors, lecturers and examiners who are or will be involved in the work of the commercial courses of the University for the time being, . as determined by the Council of the University. Each scholarship will be the total value of 960, payable in two installments, each of 980. This Statute may be changed from time to time, but the tide and purpose of the scholarship will not be changed.
The money will be paid to the scholars at such time and in such other sums as the Council, with the advice of the Faculties, shall determine. L These statutes may be modified or amended from time to time, but the name and general object of the scholarships shall not be changed.
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No student may hold any of the listed scholarships concurrently with any other scholarship program at the University. This statute may be amended from time to time, but the title and purpose of the scholarships may not be changed. Although the amount of € 0.265 has been paid to the University by various subscribers for the purpose of establishing a pnze in memory of the late Inspector Alexandrei Clark, it is hereby provided that.
For every 950 added to the capital, the value of the prize is increased by 92 10s. These Bylaws may be amended from time to time, but the title and general purpose of the Prize may not be changed.
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These articles of association may be varied from time to time in any manner not inconsistent"r,t *ititüiJ 'if*äi;-;hì;h the fund was subscribed".
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The university must provide an annual wish in resnect of the said endowment of ärrd. The library's books must be suitably separated from other books held by the university. He shall be subject in all respects to the discipline and the rules and regulations of the University.
Chapter XLV[.-I Elizabeth Jackson Library, 'While the sum of f,250 lof which .€.âS0 .oas raised. In case the scholarship is free on the first day of March in anv vear.
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34;2, lhg priz_e__consists of a printed reproduction of a portrait of Archibald Watson and a six guinea surn. If the evaluators do not judge any candidate as worthy of the award, the award for that year ceases to be valid. The examiners are appointed by the council on the recommendation of the À7èdic;ne faculty.
The scholarship will be tenable for one year, will be -of the value of 9,200, and will be awarded from time to time as often as. The scholarship is provisionally awarded by the Vice-Chancellor of the Dean of the Faculty professor or lecturer in chology.
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2' 9"! those candidates who pass all subjects of the final examination in the same examination shall ¡". The material submitted for ptize can be either a thesis or published work in the medical or scientific literature. Note: The next prize is offered for work on ear, nose and oat diseases.
There will be a scholarship to be called the Jam-es Barrans Scholarship, which will be offered for competition every year. The scholarship will be awarded by the Council on the recommendation of the Faculties of Science and Engineering.
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The prize will be worth ß50 and will be available for award annually. Provided that in the opinion of the examiners the candidate has been awarded a candidate of sufficient. A scholar will participate in such Conservatory concerts, classes and other activities as the Director of the Conservatory may require.
The scholarship is awarded at the end of the year in which the mandate lasted. The TLre Franz and Catherine Anders Scholarship will be awarded to a double bassist, and the Gustav Reimers Scholarship will be awarded to a cellist.
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If, in the opinion of the examiners, no candidate shows sufficient merit in any examination, the scholarship shall lapse for one year, after which it shall be re-awarded. Each scholarship recipient can attend the three-year course prescribed to obtain the Music Associate degree. If in any examination he shall not give sufficient evidence of the rest of the hall otherwise in opinion 9.
The scholarship will be offered for competition at the end of the year in which its term expires, either by lapse of time, resignation or forfeiture, or at the beginning of the following year. These Statutes may be amended from time to time, but the title and general purpose of the scholarship shall not be altered.
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