Index to Volume 6 (1906-1911) - ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Newscuttings Books

  • A

    • Academic matters,
      • utilitarian and technical versus cultural education in universities,
      • growth of universities,
      • evidence to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog and Higher Education Royal Commission, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
      • call for less emphasis on teaching of Latin and Greek,
      • detrimental influence of science on literature,
      • Dr L D Bevan and Professor Darnley Naylor propose chair of theology,
      • teaching history and geography to inculcate imperial sentiment,
      • language teaching,
      • proposal for a chair of military science,
      • botanical research, ,
      • support for Esperanto,
    • Adelaide Hospital,
      • scheme to set up central bacteriological and pathological laboratory,
      • report on recommended improvements,
    • Adelaide ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Football Club,
      • application to be affiliated with League rejected, ,
    • Adelaide ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogÌýRegiment,
      • Council supports proposal for formation,
    • Adelaide ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Scientific Society,
      • lecture on radioactivity by Professor Bragg,
      • report of annual general meeting,
      • paper by H W Gartrell,
    • Advanced School for Girls,
    • Agriculture, Chair of, , ,
    • Agriculture, School of,
      • evidence on teaching agricultural science, , ,
    • Alderman, Mr Eugene,
      • violin performance,
    • Allen, James B, Bsc, ,
      • Amand Wright, Miss,
        • Anatomy Building,
          • dissecting room cost,
        • Andrew Scott Memorial Prize for Latin, , , ,
        • Angas Engineering Exhibition,
          • awarded to W A Potts,
        • Angas Engineering Scholarship,
          • awarded H W Gartrell,
          • proposed changes to requirements, ,
          • R Wilson Tassie BSc leaves for Cornell ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
          • awarded to L F Burgess, ,
          • awarded to Harold Whitmore Smith BSc, , , ,
          • Alfred Chapple MA,
        • Angas, John Howard,
        • Angus, Professor William, ,
        • Annual report,
        • Applied Science, Bachelor of,
          • cooperation with School of Mines, , ,
        • Arts Association,
          • inaugural meeting, ,
          • second annual general meeting,
          • annual dinner,
          • foundation,
          • review of year's activities,
        • Astronomy, Chair of, , , , , ,
        • Athletics, , , ,
        • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Association for Advanced Science, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
        • Ayers, Sir Henry, ,
      • B

        • Barlow, Dr William, , , ,
        • Barr Smith Prize,
          • awarded to G M Potts,
        • Barr Smith, Robert, , , , , , , ,
        • Barr Smith, Thomas,
        • Basedow, Dr H, , , , , , , , ,
        • Bayley, Brian Brock,ÌýBSc,
        • Beare, Professor Hudson, ,
        • Benefactors, , ,
        • Benham, Miss E I, BSc, , ,
        • Bequests, gifts & endowments,
          • Ìýsee endowments
        • Bevan, Dr L D,
        • Bevan, Frederick, , , , , ,
        • Bonython, Sir Langdon,
          • congratulates Professor Bragg on award,
          • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog and Higher Education Royal Commission, , , , ,
          • subcommittee of SA branch of Royal Geographical Society, ,
          • President of Council of School of Mines, ,
        • Botany, Chair of,
          • arguments for establishment, , , ,
          • £500 gift from Miss Julia Stuckey,
        • British Medical Association, South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Branch,
          • history of South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn branch outlined,
        • Bragg, Mrs,
          • presents prizes at intervarsity athletics,
        • Bragg, Professor William Henry, FRS,
          • resignation and departure, , ,
          • role in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Association for the Advancement of Science,
          • contribution to the ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Adelaide, , ,
          • appointment to Cavendish Chair, ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Leeds, ,
          • first suggested use of cow paddock in park lands as ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Oval,
          • to represent ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog at Oxford for Darwin centenary celebrations,
          • to represent ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog at Cambridge for Darwin centenary celebrations,
          • president elect of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Association for Advancement of Science,
          • promoting training of researchers by collaboration with experienced supervisors,
          • significant expansion of science at Leeds,
          • farewell to Bragg celebrating his teaching and research, , , ,
          • advocates teaching astronomy, , , , , ,
          • on gamma radiation, ,
          • significant research on radioactivity,
          • made Fellow of Royal Society, , ,
          • research as reported to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog and Higher Education Royal Commission,
          • lecture on radioactivity, ,
          • interviews about achievements, , , ,
          • demonstration of liquid air machine,
          • president of Adelaide ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Scientific Society,
          • to represent ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog at Melbourne conference,
          • supporting role in introduction of commerce, ,
          • lecture on radioactivity,
          • acceptance of funds for research,
        • Bragg, William Lawrence,
          • gains scholarship at Trinity College, Cambridge,
          • exam results, ,
        • British Science Guild,
        • British Science Guild, South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Branch,
          • progress in arrangements for formation of local branch,
          • Dr E C Stirling elected president, ,
          • report of first year's activities,
        • Brown, Professor W Jethro,
          • named in Henderson's account of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog research, ,
          • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog representative on Board of Public Library, Museum, Art Gallery, , , , ,
          • advocates teaching of politics in schools, ,
          • appointed dean of Faculty of Laws for 1910,
          • elected vice-president of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Commerce Society,
          • advocates law reforms,
          • announcements of extension lectures, , , , , , ,
          • summaries of extension lectures, , , , ,
          • text on "The Austinian Theory of Law",
          • letter advocating theoretical training prior to articles,
          • mention of work in jurisprudence, ,
        • Budget,
          • Royal Commission recommendations, ,
        • Buildings,
          • see also ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Building
          • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog's needs presented to Government, , , , , , , , , , ,
          • Ayers memorial tablet,
          • second story additions to main ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog building to commence shortly, ,
          • new Ayers memorial tablet,
          • description of plans for first floor extensions to back of main building,
          • parliamentary debate regarding ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog’s need to expand,
          • Mr Ryan speaks in parliament on poor quality of accommodation in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
          • query of function of unsightly wooden structure in front of Elder Conservatorium,
          • small fire in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog building, ,
          • cost of buildings,
          • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog's needs, , ,
          • use of phrase "Education Square" re: School of Mines, ,
          • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog cramped for space,
        • Burdett-Coutts Scholarship
          • awarded to R L Robinson,
        • Burgess, L F, BSc,
          • Angas Engineering Scholar for 1910, ,
        • Burgess, Miss May, BSc,
          • appointed as first female assistant at Perth Modern School,
      • C

        • Calendar,
          • for 1907,
          • for 1909,
          • for 1911,
        • Caterer, Thomas Ainslie, BA,
          • elected Clerk of Senate, , ,
          • first graduate in Arts,
          • on distinguished graduates and university standards, ,
          • outline of career,
        • Ceremonies & celebrations,
          • reception for Reverend W Temple, , ,
          • special ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog graduates service, preacher Reverend W Temple,
          • official opening of sports ground & boatshed by Governor Bosanquet, ,
          • account of annual science students' dinner, ,
        • Chancellors,
          • Sir Samuel Way presents case for building grant to Government, ,
          • Sir Samuel Way, current Chancellor, after Hanson and Short,
        • Chapman, Professor Robert W,
          • section chairman for Australasian Association for Advancement of Science,
          • responds to toast at annual science dinner,
          • accompanied Royal Commission members on interstate visits, ,
          • extension lectures on "Modern Astronomy",
          • appointed dean of Faculty of Science for 1910,
          • evidence to Royal Commission, , , , , , , , , ,
          • part of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Association for the Advancement of Science delegation, ,
          • advises of the need for two geologists to undertake geological survey of state,
          • named in Henderson's account of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog research, ,
          • elected as officer of local branch of British Science Guild, ,
          • gives interview on university extension and popular education,
          • supported establishment of solar laboratory,
          • president of Adelaide ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Scientific Society,
          • nominated to represent university on Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology,
          • appointed to foundation Chair of Engineering,
          • read poem to meeting about School of Mines,
          • research in mining engineering reported by Bragg,
          • deputation for establishment of Chair of Astronomy,
          • proposed alterations to the Angas Engineering Scholarship,
        • Chapman, Robert Hall,
          • exam results,
        • Chapple, Alfred,
          • Angas scholarship recipient on visit to Adelaide,
          • cited as one of Bragg's distinguished students,
        • Chapple, F, BA BSc,
          • re-elected as Warden of the Senate, , ,
          • comments on selection procedures for award of scholarships, including Angas Engineering Scholarship,
        • Chemistry, School of,
          • Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain recognises ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog training for its exams,
        • Christian Union,
          • meeting,
        • Churchward, Miss Stella, BSc
          • appointment at Methodist Ladies College,
        • Clark, Edward V,
          • appointed lecturer in physics and electrical engineering,
          • ‘The Canadian-American Reciprocity Treaty’ proposal, ,
          • elected to Faculty of Applied Science,
        • Clark, Lionel,
          • soloist with orchestra in Elder Conservatorium concert,
        • Classical Association of South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
          • establishment and inaugural meeting, ,
          • policy on pronunciation of classical languages, ,
        • Cleland, Dr W L,
          • lecturer since 1886,
        • Clerk of Senate,
          • Thomas Ainslie Caterer,
        • Clubs, societies and associations,
          • Arts Association, , , , , ,
          • Athletics Club,
          • Commerce Society, ,
          • Economics Society, ,
          • Scientific Society, , ,
          • Shakespeare Society,
          • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Christian Union, ,
          • Women Students' Club,
        • Commerce Society,
          • annual meeting, ,
        • Commerce, study of,
          • donation by Joseph Fisher for promotion of study of commerce,
          • Joseph Fisher lecture to be given by J. Currie-Elles,
          • Institute of Accountants call for Faculty of Commerce, ,
          • Adelaide first to conduct diploma course in commerce,
          • proposal for commerce lectureship or chair in memory of John Creswell, ,
          • commerce diploma classes at night,
          • possibility of a degree, ,
        • Conferences and seminars,
          • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn representation at Federal Conference on Education in London,
          • Professor Franklin Peterson and Mr H A Thomson here for music conference, ,
          • teachers' conference,
          • Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science Congress, , , , , ,
          • British Association for Advancement of Science to be held in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
          • Public Library Board to be represented at First Universal Races Congress,
          • meeting of Student Christian Union in Sydney,
          • two international conferences on education to be held in London,
          • first Esperanto congress in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog to be held at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , ,
        • Conservatorium,
          • see Elder Conservatorium
        • Cooke, Dr William Ternent.,
          • assistant lecturer at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
          • Bragg on his research, ,
          • elected officer of local branch of British Science Guild, ,
          • on the life of Joseph Priestley,
        • Corbin, Horace Hugh, BSc,
          • appointed Instructor in Forestry, ,
        • Council, ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Adelaide,
          • explanation of function of Senate and Council,
          • accepts invitation to attend congress of universities of the empire,
          • acknowledgement of services to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog by late Sir Charles Todd,
          • Adelaide Hospital Board seeking representation,
          • adoption of report of Royal Commission,
          • retirement of longest serving member, Rev Dr Jefferis,
          • Professors Henderson & Jethro Brown elected,
          • need for further accommodation referred to Finance Committee,
          • Sir Samuel Way gives his views on constitution, ,
          • Royal Commission questions Director of Education position on Council, ,
          • dispute between ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog and Music Teachers resolved, ,
          • Royal Commission recommends parliamentary representatives, , ,
          • Government select committee considers representation on Council,
          • Parliamentarian advocates half of Council should be nominated by Government,
          • nominations for vacancy created by death of Dr Paton,
          • meeting reports, , , , , , ,
          • special meeting,
          • Registrar has no objection to Minister for Education being ex officio member, ,
        • Course delivery,
          • courses based on individual subjects,
        • Courses, non-degree,
          • call from Broken Hill for extension courses,
            • Cresswell Scholarships,
              • founding of scholarships in commerce in memory of John Cresswell,
            • Cricket,
              • cricket club to apply for admission into SACA,
              • pitch laid and planted on ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog sports ground,
              • proposed club, , ,
            • Currie-Elles, Mr J,
              • 1908 Joseph Fisher Lecture, , ,
        • D

          • Darling Building,
            • completed in 1903,
            • Government asked for half of the cost,
          • David Murray Scholarship,
            • awarded to G E Mayo,
            • awarded to J L Jona,
            • awarded to G C Ligertwood,
            • foundation,
            • new statute establishes conditions for annual awards,
            • T J Browne & L S Bagster nominated on Faculty recommendations,
          • David, Professor Edgeworth W,
            • appeal for financial support for Mawson's AAE, , , , , ,
            • book on his part in Shackleton Antarctic expedition, ,
            • Royal Commission evidence on constitution of the Senate, ,
            • no objection to free university education,
            • recommends award of DSc to Douglas Mawson,
            • meeting to promote financial support for Mawson's AAE,
            • comments on importance of meteorology and his work in Antarctica,
            • comments on importance of meeting of British AASc in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • inauguration of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Queensland, , ,
            • support for Howchin's description of Cambrian formations and glaciation in SA,
            • Shackleton's Antarctic expedition, , , ,
            • awarded Mueller medal,
            • writes from Antarctica,
            • fund raising lecture on achievements of Shackleton Antarctic expedition, , ,
            • predicts success for forthcoming Scott Antarctic expedition,
            • £5000 donation,
            • lecture on San Francisco earthquake,
            • meteorology and Antarctica,
            • publishing research from Shackleton Antarctic expedition,
          • Davies, Dr E Harold,
            • role in controversy between music teachers and Conservatorium, ,
            • presided over meeting of music teachers' association, ,
          • Davis, Captain J K,
            • acknowledges generous support from England for Mawson's AAE,
            • in command of Mawson's AAE ship ‘Aurora’, ,
            • predicts Amundsen will race Scott to South Pole,
          • Davy, Miss Ruby C E,
            • qualified for degree of Bachelor of Music,
          • de Crespigney, Dr,
            • appointment as lecturer in Pathology & Histology,
          • Degrees,
            • call for ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog to award engineering degrees, ,
            • calls for degree or diploma for advanced Commercial course, ,
            • Premier approached re conferring of degrees in divinity,
            • proposed statute requires Bachelor of Arts candidates to pass a foreign language,
          • Degrees, ad eundem gradum,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Queensland able to award honorary degrees,
          • Diploma in Forestry,
            • specialist instruction to train foresters,
            • importance of conservation recognised,
          • Distance education,
            • Professor Chapman outlines attempts to broaden educational opportunities,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Centres in country and WA open educational opportunities,
            • report on value of rural centres in opening access to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
          • Dobbie, A W,
            • photographs of sun,
          • Dornwell, Edith Emily,
            • first graduate in Science,
          • Dr Davies Thomas scholarship,
            • awarded to E Britten Jones and R Trudinger, , ,
          • Duffield, Dr Walter Geoffrey,
            • support of establishing national solar laboratory,
            • inaugural address at Adelaide ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Science Society,
            • election to Royal Astrronomical Society,
            • lobbying Federal government for setting up national solar laboratory, ,
            • awarded DSc by Victoria ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, Manchester,
            • awarded DSc (ad eundem gradum), , ,
            • one of Bragg's distinguished students, , ,
            • awarded McKinnon Studentship,
            • elected Fellow of Royal Astronomical Society,
            • support for study of astronomy,
          • Dumas, R J, BSc,
            • appointed acting assistant surveyor on South East drainage scheme,
        • E

          • Eardley, F W,
            • acting Registrar to replace Charles Hodge,
          • Economics Society,
            • paper on proposed free trade agreement between Canada & USA, ,
          • Education Committee,
            • interactions with Council,
            • committee to manage David Murray scholarship bequest,
          • Eitel, Dr E J,
            • obituary of lecturer in German,
          • Elder Conservatorium
            • orchestral concert conducted by Herr H Heinicke,
            • announcement of student concerts,
            • reviews of concert by Miss Elsie Jefferis and Mr Harold Parsons, ,
            • reviews of first of series of student concerts for the season,
            • adjudication fees,
            • review of second orchestral concert, ,
            • staff concerts, ,
            • start of classes,
            • annual concert, , ,
            • annual organ recital,
            • moves to abandon opposition to examination scheme,
            • bursaries awarded, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
            • call for scholarship to study organ,
            • choral concert conducted by Frederick Bevan,
            • classes,
            • comment on recent concerts,
            • comments on concerts and musical life in Europe by Mr Treharne, ,
            • complaints about inquiry into staff conduct,
            • Government asked for half of the cost,
            • review of student choral concert under Miss Guli Hack,
            • concert given for teachers conference, ,
            • concert protocol,
            • concerts,
            • conduct of exams, , ,
            • discussions on various aspects of musical education,
            • conference in Adelaide on music examinations,
            • controversy over fees, outside work and elementary teaching, , , , ,
            • controversy over sales of instruments & music to students, ,
            • cost £18,780 pounds,
            • appointment of two music teachers,
            • debate on conduct of exams,
            • debate over music trade, , , , ,
            • elementary music teaching,
            • exam scheme,
            • review of orchestral concert conducted by H Heinicke,
            • final student concert for year, ,
            • first concert for 1908 under guidance of H S Parsons,
            • first of series of organ recitals by Professor Ennis, ,
            • first staff concert,
            • incorporation of Reimann's Adelaide College of Music,
            • joint arrangements for music exams, , ,
            • first orchestral concert of season,
            • call to retain services of Frederick Bevan,
            • amendment to regulations for Mus Bac, ,
            • H Winsloe Hall appointed teacher of singing,
            • exam arrangements with Royal College,
            • musicians request higher fees,
            • new regulations introducing four teaching terms,
            • objections to staff acting as examiners,
            • offers 3-year associateship,
            • organ concerts, ,
            • organ recital by Dr Ennis, ,
            • pass list for Diploma of Associate of Music,
            • plan for staff salaries to be linked to work carried out,
            • Professor Ennis to deliver lecture course on Bach,
            • Professor Ennis advocates national adoption of "normal" pitch,
            • standardisation of musical scales in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, ,
            • protest over support for Adelaide Literary Theatre,
            • purchase of pianos,
            • function of wooden structure in front of Conservatorium,
            • controversy over adjudication fees to staff,
            • Prince of Wales on end of arrangements with Royal College,
            • requirements for Mus Back degree changed,
            • resignation of Frederick Bevan,
            • reviews of staff concerts, , , ,
            • review of annual organ recitals by Professor Ennis, ,
            • review of chamber music concert,
            • review of choral concert by students under Miss Guli Hack,
            • review of concert by string section of orchestra,
            • review of concert of part singing by ladies,
            • reviews of student concerts, , , , , , ,
            • reviews of orchestral concerts, , , , , , ,
            • review of pianoforte recital by students of Mr Bryceson Treharne,
            • role in musical education,
            • sale of musical instruments,
            • organ recital by Professor Ennis, ,
            • second student concert, ,
            • staff concert, ,
            • student choral concert,
            • student chorus & orchestra conducted by Bevan,
            • student concert,
            • ladies part singing & orchestral classes,
            • suggestions regarding concerts,
            • takeover of Herr Reimann's college,
            • venue for December commemoration ceremony,
            • violin performance by Mr E Alderman,
            • concert under auspices of Sports Association directed by Ennis,
          • Elder Conservatorium Scholarships
            • entries received,
            • student relinquishes scholarship to take up Melbourne scholarship,
            • additional scholarships for talented students, ,
            • awards from examinations for scholarships,
          • Elder Hall,
            • claimed to be a death trap,
            • Sports Association annual ball,
            • venue for primary public examinations,
          • Elder Prize in Medicine,
            • awarded to G H Burnell and J L Kneebon, , ,
          • Elder Scholarship,
            • report on progress of Miss Clara Kleinschmidt,
            • awards,
            • awarded in singing to Miss G Primrose, Miss K O'Dea & Mr F H Smith,
            • awarded in violincello to Mr H W Davies,
          • Elder, Sir Thomas,
            • details of endowments & gifts to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , ,
          • Endowments,
            • from Joseph Fisher, , , ,
            • gift of coin collection of Rev F W Cox,
            • £105 subscribed for Andrew Scott Memorial Prize,
            • £500 from Miss I A Stucky for study of Botany, ,
            • £2000 for scholarships from D Murray,
            • breakdown of endowments for 1907,
            • Barr Smith prize of £10 in Greek,
            • gift of £500 from Robert Barr Smith, ,
            • donations for boat shed, ,
            • gifts for building of sports pavilion, ,
            • Council accepts offer from Orient Royal Mail Line for two passages to Europe, ,
          • Engineering, School of,
            • evidence on teaching of engineering at Royal Commission, , , , , , , ,
            • courses conducted jointly with School of Mines, , ,
          • Engineering, study of,
            • call for engineering degrees, ,
          • Ennis, Professor John Matthew,
            • organ recitals, , , , , ,
            • credit for arranging student concert,
            • address on proposed scheme affecting music teachers & exams, , ,
            • appointed as examiner for joint music exams,
            • performs in staff concerts, , , , ,
            • reputed to be composing ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog song,
            • special lecture course on Bach,
            • extension lectures on "The development of the sonata",
            • visit to Mount Gambier,
            • advocates national adoption of "normal" pitch,
            • proposed amendments to Music degree regulations,
            • reply to allegations of receiving improper fees,
            • role in award of student diplomas,
            • appointed Dean of Faculty of Music for 1910,
            • extension lectures on "The great composers" for country centres,
            • played at flag lowering ceremony,
            • trip to Western ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • complaints against,
            • musical competitions,
            • invited to adjudicate musical competitions at Strathalbyn Institute,
            • return from leave in London,
          • Equipment,
            • episcope installed by W Fuller, ,
            • Mawson's Antarctic expedition aeroplane, , ,
          • Establishment, ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Adelaide,
            • history and progress, ,
            • outline of early development and establishment of professorships,
          • Evening scholarships,
          • Everard Scholarship,
            • proposed change to statute,
            • awarded to E Britten Jones,
          • Examinations,
            • 1309 enrolments for public exams in country centres and Exhibition Hall,
            • 1907 primary results, , , ,
            • 1908 primary examinations,
            • 1908 exam results in various subjects, , ,
            • 1910 supplementary and diploma results,
            • 1906 examination results, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
            • 1908 results of Senior & Junior Public exams published by PEB, , , , , , , , ,
            • 1909 examination results, , ,
            • 1907 public results, , , , , , , ,
            • students sitting for primary public exams at various country centres and Elder Hall,
            • primary examination papers, including 650 from WA, ready for marking,
            • American visitor, Professor D S Jordan, raises necessity of examinations,
            • arrangements for conduct of exams at country centres, ,
            • Professor William Mitchell gives evidence on entrance examinations, , , , , ,
            • award of certificates in WA,
            • BSc and BA results, , ,
            • call for book giving requirements for new music exams,
            • collaboration with ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Melbourne, , , , , ,
            • new music exams,
            • preparation, approach, age limit & results from repeat attempts,
            • complaints over length of time taken to publish results,
            • conduct of music exams, , ,
            • new grade in music exams,
            • criticism of examiners' reports, ,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog receives almost £1000 in fees,
            • critique of student answers,
            • mix-up with distribution of Junior exam papers,
            • status of music exams conducted by London College, , , ,
            • delay in publishing results of Senior examination,
            • Elder Conservatorium diploma exam results & prizes announced,
            • entries closed for music exams,
            • deficiencies in answers to questions at all levels, ,
            • examiners report common faults, ,
            • practice of WA students taking exams more than once,
            • Grades I, II, III, IV, V practical music results, ,
            • honours lists from Higher Examination, ,
            • honours lists dominated by students from WA, , , ,
            • Professor Peterson from Melbourne Conservatorium on value of competitions,
            • joint arrangements for music, , ,
            • Junior public examination results, , , , ,
            • less entries for primary examinations in SA and WA ,
            • Mr Denny, in Parliament, deplores cramming exams,
            • music arrangements with Royal College, ,
            • music exam results, , , , , , , , , ,
            • music examinations conference,
            • Music Teachers' Association resolves to bar themselves as examiners,
            • notice of primary public exams in Elder Hall and other places,
            • objections to music examiners,
            • papers from Junior Public Examinations,
            • papers from Senior Public Examinations,
            • pass list for Diploma of Associate of Music,
            • results for Senior examinations,
            • plans for national musical exams in Canada,
            • primary examination papers published,
            • primary examinations to be held in August,
            • primary public exams to be sat in Elder Hall and other places,
            • local versus overseas music exams, ,
            • proposal to form permanent ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Centre at Strathalbyn,
            • proposal to include Sydney and Brisbane in joint music exams,
            • public examination results, , , , , , ,
            • comments on comparative results from WA in senior exams,
            • critical reports on public examination answers,
            • report of errors in junior public examinations,
            • speech at Port Pirie Centre by Registrar on arrangements for music exams,
            • request for ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog to publish Public Examination results earlier,
            • requirements for new music exams,
            • resolutions of SA Music Teachers' Association on examination involvement,
            • criticism of Royal College of Music's conduct of music exams,
            • results, , ,
            • results for special Senior Examination,
            • results for Agriculture and Music Theory,
            • results for practical music exams, ,
            • results for degree and diploma exams, , , ,
            • results of law exams, , , ,
            • results from Diploma of Commerce exams, , ,
            • results of higher public examinations,
            • results of music theory exams, , ,
            • results of Primary Public Examination, , , ,
            • results of public music exams conducted by Adelaide & Melbourne, ,
            • results of Senior Commercial exam,
            • results of special Senior Examination conducted by PEB,
            • results of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog supplementary exams, ,
            • results of senior public examination, , , , , ,
            • supplementary results of 1906 Junior Examinations (under new regulations),
          • Exhibition Building,
            • Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society to move to Wayville,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog expansion to site of Destitute Asylum and Jubilee Oval,
          • Exhibitions & displays,
            • exhibit from engineering testing laboratory of concrete beams,
          • Expeditions,
            • Mawson ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Antarctic expedition, , , , , , ,
          • Extension lectures,
            • Professor Darnley Naylor on the theatre and selected men from classical times, ,
            • Professor Henderson in Mt Gambier, ,
            • Professor Henderson on St Francis of Assisi and on Louis IX of France in Naracoorte,
            • American visitor, Professor Jordan, on Japan, , , , , ,
            • Professor Henderson on Shakespeare, , , , ,
            • program to be delivered by Henderson, Chapman, Naylor and Ennis,
            • larger halls likely to be required,
            • arrangements for short courses in country centres,
            • Professor Mitchell gives evidence on aims and success of extension lectures, , , , , ,
            • Professor Rennie on low temperatures, , ,
            • educational value of extension lectures,
            • fees raised,
            • Professor Henderson at Strathalbyn, ,
            • Professor Naylor to deliver course of lectures,
            • programme for 1908 in Town Hall,
            • four courses of scheduled for winter,
            • program by Henderson, Brown, Naylor, Chapman and Ennis,
            • Professor Henderson on "Builders of Empire", ,
            • lecture at Trades Hall on meaning of liberty,
            • lectures given in 13 towns in 1909,
            • Professor Mawson to give course at Petersburg,
            • Premier attends course by Professor Jethro Brown,
            • Professor Chapman on "The evolution of worlds" in Broken Hill,
            • Professor Darnley Naylor in Strathalbyn,
            • Professor Henderson gives evidence on success of scheme, , ,
            • Professor Naylor on some aspects of women's rights in classic plays, ,
            • Professor Bragg on radioactivity,
            • Professor Brown on meaning of liberty,
            • Professor Henderson on 19th Century poets, , , , , , , , ,
            • Professor Henderson on Hamlet, , , , , , , , , , ,
            • Professor Henderson on leaders of the Middle Ages, , ,
            • Professor Henderson on leaders of the Puritan Age, , , , , ,
            • Professor Naylor on life in classic times, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
            • professors devote May & August vacations to lecture tours,
            • report of 1907 courses,
            • report on benefits for country people,
            • lectures on modern legislation at Semaphore,
        • F

          • Farr, Dr C Coleridge,
            • appointed Professor of Physics at Canterbury College, NZ,
          • Fees,
            • Professor Jordan from America states that Stanford ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog is free, ,
            • inadequacy of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog bursaries,
            • bursary system preferable to means tested university fees, ,
            • fees could be abolished with provision of suffiicient government grant, , , ,
            • 1884 income of £884,
            • 1909 income of £9,526,
            • suggestion that university courses be free of fees, ,
            • free university education, ,
            • State Govt regards abolition of fees desirable but not practical, ,
          • Finance,
            • extra £4000 annual grant to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , ,
            • Sir Samuel Way asks for exemption from Land Tax, , , ,
            • half of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog’s costs covered by fees, , , ,
            • claim to Govt for subsidy for buildings already erected, ,
            • Royal Commission recommends building grant of £12,000 and annual grant of £4000, , ,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog reveals expenditure in SA much less than elsewhere,
            • summary of Govt expenditure on ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog since establishment,
            • cost of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog's requirements totals £59,800, , ,
            • endowments for 1906-1907,
            • increased outlay of state funds on ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, ,
            • private gifts of over £150,000,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog applies to Government for building grant, ,
            • implications of govt funding on ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog independence,
            • comparison of Govt funding of with that interstate and overseas, ,
          • Fink, Hon Theodore,
            • comments on teacher registration and apprenticeships,
          • Fisher Medal,
            • endowed by Mr Joseph Fisher,
          • Fisher, Howard,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog representative at International Congress on Commercial Education in Vienna,
          • Fisher, Joseph,
            • £1000 bequest, ,
            • death,
            • endowment for award of gold medal in commerce,
            • endowments for study of commerce in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • gift for public lecture,
          • Flecker, Dr Oscar,
            • distinguished career at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
          • Football, ,
            • intervarsity game,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Football Club refused entry to South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn National Football League,
          • Forestry, study of,
            • H H Corbin appointed to teach course in forestry, ,
          • Fowler, J R,
            • appointed Chairman of Board of Commercial Studies for 1910,
            • elected President of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Commerce Society,
          • French, J Russell,
            • delivers Fisher Lecture in Prince of Wales Theatre, ,
          • Frodsham, Dr,
            • role in promoting setting up of National School of Tropical Medicine, ,
          • Fry, Dr H K,
            • awarded Rhodes Scholarship, ,
          • Fuller, W,
            • installed new episcope,
        • G

          • Gartrell, H W, BA BSc, ,
          • Gender issues,
            • bill for admission of women to practice law and be admitted to Bar, , ,
          • Geography, School of,
            • gift of mineral collection from Mr A W Dobbie and Mr L W Judell, ,
          • Geology, Chair of,
            • creation of Chairs of Agriculture, Botany and Geology, ,
            • geology, study of,
            • evidence of glaciation in Sturt valley, ,
            • suitability of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog to advise on appointment of Government geologist,
            • Dr B Basedow regarding glacial phenomena, ,
            • Howchin's response to rejection of his description of Cambrian formations and glaciation in SA,
            • State advertises position of Government Geologist & Assistant,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog to be consulted on appointment of government geologist,
          • Gifts,
            • see endowments
          • Glasson, J L,
            • awarded 1851 Bursary,
            • departing for UK on the "Orontes",
          • Glasson, Leslie,
            • graduate from ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, awarded BA from Cambridge,
          • Golf, ,
          • Goodman, W G T,
            • lecture on the Waipori hydro-electric scheme in NZ,
          • Governance,
            • need to change the ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Act, , ,
            • Professor Chapman recommends Education Department and ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog should be the sole governing bodies for educational institutions, , ,
            • importance of universities, siting and governance, , ,
            • state role in governance related to large government financial support, ,
          • Government bursaries,
            • bursaries increased from three to ten, ,
            • scholarships not open to study of music,
          • Government relations,
            • advocating Education Dept manage schools, the ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog & School of Mines,
            • financial support for Mawson's Antarctic Expedition required, ,
            • government control of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
          • Governor,
            • reception in Elder Hall for Rev W Temple, visitor from Oxford, , ,
          • Graduates, , ,
            • number of graduates since inception, ,
            • annual dinner to be held in South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Hotel,
            • first ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog graduates in Medicine and Law,
            • ready employability of Adelaide Univ. graduates, ,
            • special ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog graduates service in St Peter's Cathedral,
          • Graduation ceremonies,
            • conduct of students of concern to Council, ,
            • list of degree candidates for ceremony of December 17th, 1906, , ,
            • student boycott of Elder Hall ceremony, , ,
            • in 1907,
            • presided over by Chancellor Way in presence of Governor Le Hunte, ,
            • ceremony at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Melbourne,
            • special ceremony for award of two degrees in Prince of Wales Theatre,
            • special ceremony for conferring three degrees,
            • special congregation to award Honours in the Bachelor of Arts degree to J B Allen & G E Mayo,
            • speeches by Chancellor Sir Samuel Way and Governor Sir Day Bosanquet,
          • Grant, Acting Professor Kerr,
            • speaks on physics of musical sounds, ,
            • acceptance of Chair of Physics,
            • G E M Jauncey awarded bursary to undertake research under Professor Kerr Grant,
          • Grievances,
            • trainee teachers conflict with Director of Education, ,
            • students protest teaching on ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog exam days, , , , , , , ,
          • Grounds,
            • progress in developing sports ground,
            • appeal for further funds for final work to finish ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog sportsground,
            • arrangements for provision of sports grounds, ,
            • proposed changes to land use near ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • annual maintenance grant for ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog grounds, , , ,
            • deputation to State Govt on urgent need for extensions,
            • City Council grants lease for 6.5 acres of parklands as ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog sports field, , ,
            • City Council approves Sports Association application for extension to oval, ,
            • comments on "splendid recreation ground in park lands",
            • reasons for retaining present central location of the ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • criticism of City Council's proposal to lease park lands for oval,
            • negotiations over purchase of Torrens House and implications for ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog expansion, ,
            • new site for Government House and expansion of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog grounds, , ,
            • delegation to Government requests extra land from destitute asylum, , , , ,
            • demand for sports grounds on site of Weather Bureau, ,
            • accounts of lease & expenditure on development of sports ground, ,
            • erection of wall and fence in front of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog and Hughes statue, ,
            • plan for extending ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog grounds on to site of Jubillee Oval, ,
            • debate on ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog sporting facility requirements, ,
            • question of moving ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog to another site,
            • lease of parklands for sports ground, , ,
            • need of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog for larger campus,
            • official opening of sports ground for inter-×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog lacrosse match,
            • move of Agricultural Society grounds to Keswick, ,
            • North Terrace landscaping,
            • progress report on new sports ground,
            • possible relocation of Government House to suburbs, ,
            • official opening of sports ground & boatshed by Governor Bosanquet, ,
            • Royal Commission into ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog facilities and expansion of grounds,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog expansion to site of Destitute Asylum and Jubilee Oval,
            • sports committee applies to City Council for lease of park 12,
            • use of parklands as ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog oval,
            • donations to build new boat shed,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog cramped for space on original site, ,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog needs discussed in parliamentary debate, ,
        • H

          • Hack, Guli,
            • participation in Elder Hall concert,
            • accompanist in Conservatorium concerts, , , , ,
            • reviews of student choral concert, ,
            • final appearance at concert,
            • staff concerts at Elder Conservatorium, , , ,
            • singing in annual organ recital,
          • Hall, H Winsloe,
            • appointed teacher of singing,
            • arrival in Adelaide, ,
            • review of student concert in Elder Hall,
          • Hayward Dr W T,
            • reelected to represent ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog on board of Adelaide Hospital,
            • outlines history of South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn branch of the British Medical Association,
          • Headlam, Dr,
            • views on role of universities,
          • Heinicke, Hermann
            • staff concerts at Elder Conservatorium, , , , , ,
            • reviews of conducting in Elder Hall concert, , , , , ,
          • Henderson, Professor George Cockburn,
            • extension lectures ‘Hamlet’, , , , , , , , ,
            • Directorship of Dept of Education,
            • book on Sir George Grey, , ,
            • support for ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Antarctic Expedition, , , , , , ,
            • extension lectures in the south east, , , ,
            • account of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog research, ,
            • advocates scholarships rather than abolition of fees, ,
            • chairman of committee arranging extension lectures,
            • course on poets of 19th Century, , , , , ,
            • elected to Board of Public Library & Art Gallery, , , ,
            • success of extension lecture scheme, , ,
            • extension lectures on leaders of the puritan age, , ,
            • transfer of historical correspondence to Public Library, ,
            • speech to Arts Association, ,
            • talk on Scotland and education,
            • support for development of sporting facilities, ,
            • speaks at social in boathouse celebrating victory in Intervarsity,
            • support for establishment of national solar laboratory,
            • extension lectures on St Francis of Assisi, 68, 69, , ,
            • extension lectures on "Evolution and Human life",
            • public lecture at meeting of AAASc,
            • extension lectures on "Builders of Empire",
            • reports on developments in WA, ,
            • civic reception in Kalgoorlie, ,
            • elocution competitions,
            • invited to deliver course of extension lectures at Mount Gambier,
            • formation of a university in Western ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • extension lectures in Perth, , , , , , , , , ,
          • Higher education,
            • Royal Commission on higher education, , , , ,
          • Hockey,
            • women's intervarsity Adelaide vs Melbourne on Jubilee Oval, ,
          • Hodge Charles R,
            • meeting in Kadina on setting up ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog centre,
            • speech at Victor Harbor on new rural centre,
            • farewell dinner for Bragg & Madsen,
            • Registrar’s background, , ,
            • speech at Port Pire Centre,
            • 25 years of service to the ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • celebratory social in boathouse,
            • gives evidence to Royal Commission, , , ,
            • granted leave of absence on health grounds, ,
            • tour of country centres regarding extension course scheme, ,
            • public meeting at Port Augusta,
          • Hollidge, D H,
            • elected to Faculty of Arts,
          • Hoskin W W,
            • Rhodes Scholar,
          • Howchin, Professor Walter,
            • need for geologists to undertake geological survey of state,
            • elected as officer of local branch of British Science Guild, ,
            • state secretary of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Association for Advancement of Science, ,
            • awarded Clarke Memorial Medal by Royal Society of NSW,
            • important geological discoveries,
            • response to Dr Basedow,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog's role in selection of government geologists, ,
            • seconded motion of congratulation to Mawson on Antarctic achievements,
            • named in Henderson's account of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog research, ,
            • controversy over glaciation in Sturt Valley, , , , ,
            • Dr Verco's gift of a fugurite from Oodnadatta,
            • elected by Royal Society of SA to Board of Public Library & Art Gallery,
            • part of AAASc delegation to PM, ,
            • work in local geology of Adelaide Hills,
          • Hughes, Sir Walter Watson,
            • unveiling of statue given by nephews, ,
        • I

          • Imperial Education Conference,
        • J

          • Jacobs, S J,
            • appointed Chairman of Finance Committee for 1910,
          • Jauncey, G E M,
            • awarded 1851 bursary to undertake research, ,
            • proposes toast at annual science dinner, ,
          • Jefferis, Miss Elsie,
            • temporary appointment at Conservatorium,
          • John Howard Clark Scholarship,
            • amendment to conditions,
            • Council agrees to award prize for the first year,
            • statute approved by Executive Council,
            • awarded to S G Stevens, , ,
          • Jolley, Norman,
            • first Rhodes Scholar, , , ,
            • in Indian Civil Service, ,
            • not to be replaced as Assistant Conservator of Forests,
            • one of Bragg's distinguished students, , ,
            • to leave Civil Service for position as Director of Forestry in Queensland,
          • Jona, Dr Judah Leon,
            • awarded MBBS at Melbourne,
            • awarded David Murray Scholarship,
          • Jones, Doris,
            • admission of women to Bar,
          • Jones, E Britten,
            • awarded scholarsip,
          • Jones, Miss Elsie,
            • participant in Elder Hall concert,
          • Jones, Professor Henry,
            • distinguished visiting lecturer, , ,
            • importance of youth education,
          • Jones, T H,
            • first ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog graduate in Music,
          • Jordan, Professor D S,
            • visitor from America, , , ,
          • Joseph Fisher Lecture,
            • 1908 lecture by Mr J Currie-Elles,
          • Jubilee Oval,
            • Royal Agric & Horticultural Society to move to Wayville,
        • K

          • Kadina,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Centre for exams and extension lectures,
          • Kerr Grant, Professor,
            • appointed Acting Professor of Mathematics and Physics,
          • Kleeman , Dr Richard D,
            • value of research scholarships,
            • granted exceptional extension of 1851 Exhibition,
            • outstanding success resulting in award of DSc, , , ,
            • returns to Adelaide after seven years of research in Cambridge,
            • awarded Sudbury Hardyman Prize of Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
            • 1851 Research Scholarship in physics at Cambridge,
            • acknowledgement of assistance in Bragg's research, ,
            • awarded research studentship at Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
            • DSc thesis approved and commended,
            • recommended for physics chair in South Africa,
          • Kleinschmidt, Miss,
            • extension of scholarship recommended by Royal College of Music,
        • L

          • Laboratories,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog requirements for laboratories and equipment, , , ,
            • proposed scheme to set up central laboratory with Hospital,
          • Lacrosse,
            • inter-×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog match on new oval, , ,
          • Lamb, Professor Horace,
            • publication of "Hydrodynamics",
            • awarded the Morgan Medal of London Mathematical Society,
            • letter to Public Library Board,
            • Fellow of the Royal Society, , ,
            • photograph deposited at Public Library,
            • role in Bragg coming to Adelaide,
          • Land holdings,
            • country land granted to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog to be bought back, ,
            • Parliamentary debate on sale of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog lands, ,
            • price paid to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog for land sold to government,
            • lands in Tatiara district,
          • Latin, study of,
            • proposed changes to curriculum,
          • Laura,
          • Law Debating Society,
          • Le Hunte, Sir George, , ,
          • Leacock, Professor Stephen,
            • visitor from Magill ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, ,
          • Lectures,
            • arrangements for extension lectures in country centres, , , , ,
            • criticism of fees for extension lectures in country,
            • extension lecture programme inaugurated at Broken Hill,
            • series of lectures to teachers on public health,
            • first of series of postgraduate lectures on tropical diseases,
          • Legal matters,
            • appointment of King's Counsel and other matters concerning judges,
          • Legislation,
            • bill for admission of women to be admitted to Bar, , ,
            • introduction of engineering degree in forthcoming Bill,
            • provisions of new Education Bill, ,
          • Library,
            • subscription for medical books and periodicals,
            • gift of books by Miss E M Bundey,
            • role and supervision of institute libraries,
            • gift of journal set by Sir Charles Todd,
            • holds 20,000 volumes,
            • desirability of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog having funds to purchase every good book,
            • Barr Smith gifts £8000,
          • Ligertwood, G C,
            • appointed associate to Chief Justice,
            • winner of David Murray scholarship and Stow prize,
          • Lock, E H,
            • letter from Douglas Mawson,
          • Lowrie Scholarship in Agriculture,
            • anonymous donor gives £500 recognising Roseworthy Professor William Lowrie,
            • approval of regulations,
          • Lowrie, Professor William,
            • anonymous donor gives £500 for scholarships recognising work,
        • M

          • Madigan, Cecil T,
            • award of Rhodes scholarship, , ,
            • appointed to position in Engineer-in-Chief's office,
            • granted leave to join Mawson's AAE, ,
            • 1907 exam results for Physics, ,
            • contributions to science & ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
          • Madsen, Dr J P V,
            • assistance in Bragg's research,
            • co-author of paper on gamma radiation with Professor Bragg to Royal Society of SA,
            • resignation as lecturer in electrical engineering,
            • appointed as Russell lecturer in Sydney,
            • secretary SA branch of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Association for Advancement of Science,
            • award of DSc recommended by examiners, ,
            • work on radioactivity,
          • Mathematics, School of,
            • F P V Madsen appointed lecturer in Mathematics & Physics,
            • Herbert J Priest appointed assistant lecturer,
            • Kerr Grant and H J Priest appointed Acting Professor's of Mathematics and Physics,
          • Mathematics, study of,
            • change to regulations concerning division of pure mathematics into two subjects,
          • Matriculation,
            • use of Leaving examination in lieu of matriculation,
            • maintaining standard of university entry,
            • non-matriculated students allowed to enrol in subjects,
          • Mawson, Douglas,
            • academic achievements,
            • Antarctic expedition, , , , , ,
            • awarded DSc by thesis,
            • selection of minerals from Wallaroo,
            • congratulated by Library Board,
            • welcome for Lieutenant Shackleton to Adelaide, , , , ,
            • visit to Broken Hill re purchase of minerals,
            • to deliver course of lectures on Antarctic exploration,
            • work in mineralogy,
            • appointment of expedition members, Wilde, Ninnis, Mertz, and Watkins,
            • Shackleton expedition, , , , ,
            • Australasian Antarctic Expedition, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
            • Henderson's account of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog research,
            • meeting of SA branch of Royal Geographical Society, ,
            • elected as officer of local branch of British Science Guild, ,
            • views on Amundsen's plans to reach South Pole ahead of Scott,
            • granted leave for visit to England,
            • plans for weather observations from Macquarie Island and Antarctica,
            • rumour of his appointment as Government Geologist, ,
            • radium deposits adjacent to Olary,
            • talk to Commonwealth Club on Antarctica & importance of scientific study,
            • talk to Royal Geographical Society in London, ,
          • Mayo, George E,
            • appointed lecturer in pyschology at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Queensland, ,
          • McCarthy, W J,
            • appointed temporarily head of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Training College,
          • McKinnon Studentship,
            • awarded to W G Duffield,
              • Medicine, School of,
                • handling of corpses,
                • student anatomy licences cancelled,
                • body mutilation, , ,
                • coroner expounds on duties of doctors,
                • cost £5,814 pounds,
                • establishment of national School of Tropical Medicine, , , , , , , , , ,
                • Dr de Crespigney appointed as lecturer in Pathology and Histology,
                • exhumations at West Terrace Cemetery,
                • aboriginal head used as pathology specimen,
                • importance of chemistry in medical education,
                • laws relating to practice of medicine and surgery amended in Parliament,
              • Meegan, John,
                • soloist in Elder Conservatorium concert,
              • Millicent,
              • Mitchell Building,
                • Ayres memorial tablet, ,
                • busts of Short, Elder, Hughes & Robinson,
              • Mitchell, Professor William,
                • Royal Commission evidence on entrance examinations & extension lectures, , , , , ,
                • named in Henderson's account of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog research,
                • elected as officer of local branch of British Science Guild, ,
                • elected vice-president of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Commerce Society,
                • publication of "Structure and Growth of the Mind", , , , , , ,
                • represented ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Adelaide at Aberdeen ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog celebrations,
                • support for introduction of Commerce course, ,
              • Mt Gambier, ,
              • Murray David,
                • £2000 bequest for scholarships, , ,
                • obituary, , ,
                • £100 donation to build boat shed,
              • Murray, George J R,
                • founding of Tinline Scholarship in history, ,
                • acknowledgement of service to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • Music Scholarships,
                • scholarships based on Grades I & II exams,
              • Music Teacher's Association,
                • Elder Conservatorium, , , , ,
                • examinations, ,
                • meetings, ,
              • Music, Bachelor of,
                • regulations amended by Senate,
              • Music, School of,
                • Professor Peterson reappointed as MusBac examiner,
                • music bursaries,
                • Conservatorium entry examinations,
                • call to abolish Conservatorium,
                • Council approves teaching year of four terms,
                • controversy over music exams, , , ,
                • criticism of Conservatorium by music teachers,
                • achievements of Conservatorium and its examinations, , ,
                • scheme for examinations formulated with Melbourne ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
                • review of final conservatorium concert for season,
                • scheme to promote ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn musical education,
          • N

            • Naracoorte,
            • National School of Tropical Medicine, , , , , , , , , ,
            • Naylor, Professor Darnley,
              • named in account of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog research, ,
              • extension lectures in towns in the south east of the state, ,
              • supports foundation of a privately funded Chair of Theology, , , ,
              • attended opening ceremony of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Queensland,
              • expression of views on role of universities and colleges,
              • extension lectures at Petersburg on "A Day in Rome 100AD",
              • extension lectures on classic times given in Laura,
              • speech at Arts Association dinner, ,
              • speech advocating chair of comparative religions,
              • extension lectures on "Euripes the Rationalist",
              • chaired meeting of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Christian Union,
              • extension lectures on life in Rome at Strathalbyn,
              • president of newly formed Classical Association of SA,
              • speaks at social celebrating victory in Intervarsity,
              • appointed Dean of Faculty of Arts,
              • advocates inclusion of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog football team in local competition, ,
              • performed in a quartet at Arts Association dinner,
              • support for development of sporting facilities, , , ,
              • visit to Perth,
              • extension lectures on Thucydides,
              • extension lecture on theatre-going in classic times, ,
              • extension lectures on life in classic Rome & Greece, , , , , , , , , , , , ,
              • extension lectures on classical topics submitted for country centres,
              • talks on weaknesses in written English,
              • need for residential college,
              • proposed course of lectures,
              • report of address on Plato,
          • O

            • Observatory,
          • P

            • Parson, Harold S,
              • organ recital in Elder Hall, ,
              • appointment as cellist at Conservatorium,
              • assistance with student concert,
              • orchestral concert review,
              • performer in staff concert, , , , , , , ,
              • soloist in concert given by string section of orchestra, ,
              • review of student concert,
            • Paton, Rev Dr David,
              • death,
              • memorial service,
              • obituary,
            • Peterson, Professor Franklin,
              • discusses use of normal pitch,
              • Ormond Professor of Music, , ,
            • Physics, School of,
              • F P V Madsen appointed lecturer in Maths & Physics,
              • Kerr Grant and H J Priest appointed Acting Professor's of Maths & Physics,
            • Priest, Herbert J,
              • academic achievements & career,
              • to depart for England to undertake research work,
              • appointed assistant lecturer in Mathematics,
              • appointed Acting Professor of Mathematics and Physics,
            • Primary education,
              • new Education Bill,
              • compulsory free primary education until age of ,
              • Prince of Wales Building, completed in1902,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog asks Government for half of cost,
              • cost £11,055,
            • Prizes and awards,
              • see also scholarships
              • Andrew Scott Memorial Prize for Latin, , , ,
              • annual prize for Greek donated by Mr R.Barr Smith,
              • Joseph Leslie Glasson awarded science research scholarship, ,
              • Dorothea Forster Black wins junior Tennyson Medal,
              • W. Howchin awarded Clarke Memorial Medal,
              • G.E.M. Jauncey awarded bursary, ,
              • W.G. Duffield awarded McKinnon studentship,
            • Professions,
              • teachers on sick leave due to overwork,
              • training and role of school teachers, , ,
            • Professors,
              • lists of first and current professors,
            • Public examinations,
              • numbers sitting from 1884 compared with 1909,
            • Public lectures,
              • lectures by Dr Thomas Hodgkin FRS, , ,
              • Joseph Fisher Lecture on influence of commerce on civilization, , ,
              • Joseph Fisher Lecture on banking, ,
              • Professor Leacock on British Empire of 20th century, ,
              • Shackleton gives illustrated talk on Antarctic expedition, , , ,
            • Public Library Board,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog representatives,
          • Q

            • Quorn,
              • request for ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog centre,
          • R

            • Ray, Dr William,
              • to represent ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog at international congress on hygiene in Brussels,
              • doing research at Oxford,
              • speaks to Royal Society of SA on research and cure of disease,
              • elected to Philip Walker studentship in pathology,
              • appointed as assistant bacteriologist at Lister Institute in London,
            • Registrar,
              • Charles R Hodge, , , ,
            • Regulations,
              • relating to BSc, Elder Conservatorium & commerce diploma,
            • Reimann Herr G,
              • sale of his music,
              • appointed as examiner for joint music exams,
              • performance in staff concerts, , , ,
              • incorporation of Reimann's Adelaide College of Music into Conservatorium, ,
              • participation in final conservatorium concert,
            • Reimann, Hilda,
              • performed in student concert,
              • awarded scholarship for violin study,
            • Reimann's Adelaide College of Music,
              • incorporation into Elder Conservatorium,
            • Rennie, Professor Edward H,
              • extension lectures on low temperatures, , , , , ,
              • advice to government on need for geologists to undertake geological survey,
              • Bragg acknowledges collaboration in current research, ,
              • elected officer of local branch of British Science Guild, ,
              • part of delegation to PM for funds for BAASc to meet in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, ,
              • proposes toast at annual science dinner, ,
              • speaker at farewell dinner for Bragg & Madsen,
              • research on radioactivity,
              • member of board investigating need for technical education,
              • admits to errors in junior public examinations,
              • pall bearer at funeral of Dr David Paton,
              • attended lecture in Sydney by Professor Jordan from America,
            • Research,
              • establishment of a national solar laboratory, , , ,
              • importance of pure research,
              • call for Oxford to develop postgraduate research along lines promoted by Bragg,
              • delegation to government appeals for extension of Flinders Chase reserve, ,
              • new magnetic survey of oceans,
              • difficulties of undertaking research at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • practical value of New Zealand research scholarship scheme, ,
              • government funds for flora and fauna reserve on Kangaroo Island,
              • importance of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog as centre for solar research,
              • importance of scientific discovery, ,
              • international support for proposed federal observatory,
              • Bragg’s research achievements at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • investigations into presence of radium I glass,
              • lack of research in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn science,
              • mutilation of body for medical specimen, ,
              • main business of a university according to visiting lecturer, Professor Henry Jones,
              • Mawson's talk to Royal Geographical Society in London on scientific purposes of AAE, ,
              • British Science Guild advocates support for science technology,
              • offers of support for solar observatory in Adelaide, ,
              • achievements from Shackleton’s Antarctic expedition, ,
              • Professor Henderson gives evidence to Royal Commission on research at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • reports on various current Antarctic expeditions, , ,
              • plans for two scientific expeditions into outback WA,
              • use of electricity in agriculture overseas,
              • importance of scientific research to agriculture,
              • achievements of professors since foundation of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, ,
              • medical papers presented to SA branch of British Medical Association,
              • need for two geologists to undertake geological survey of state,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog achievements,
              • liquid air machine to assist research of Bragg and Rennie on radium,
            • Residential colleges,
              • parliamentary debate on their desirability,
            • Reynell Walter R,
              • third Rhodes Scholar,
              • Rhodes scholar at Oxford,
              • honours in physiology,
            • Rhodes Scholarship,
              • annual dinner of Rhodes Trust in Oxford, ,
              • awarded to Cecil Thomas Madigan, ,
              • awarded to Dr H K Fry,
              • awarded to Harry Thomson, , ,
              • awarded to Dr William Ray, ,
              • awarded to Norman Jolly, , , ,
              • maturity of scholars,
              • objection raised to selection of a graduate,
              • awarded to R L Robinson,
              • scholars in Oxford,
              • statement for 1906, ,
              • successes of first two scholars,
              • £300 not sufficient at Oxford,
              • closing date for applications,
              • terms of scholarship,
              • annual report detailing statistics and honours,
              • applications closed,
              • evidence at Royal Commission, , , , , ,
              • awarded to Reginald John Rudall,
              • colonial Scholars outclassing American at Oxford,
              • roles of sports & learning for scholars,
              • comments by former scholar Behan, ,
              • poor academic results of southern African students,
              • scholars' performance in athletics,
              • Madigan granted leave to join Mawson's AAE,
              • call for SA Rhodes Scholarships to be discontinued,
              • statistics on scholars at Oxford and their achievements,
              • report from the Times on achievements of Scholars after three years awards, ,
              • report from Rhodes Trust for 1908-1909,
              • scholars prominent in Oxford-Cambridge sporting competitions,
              • interview with Victorian Scholar, , ,
            • Richardson, A E V,
              • outline of qualifications & career, ,
            • Rifle shooting,
              • fifth inter-university match to be held at Port Adelaide,
            • Robertson, Dr Thorburn Brailsford,
              • career and research at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of California, , ,
              • outline of career, , , ,
            • Robin, P A,
              • Dr of Literature conferred at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of London,
            • Robinson, R L,
              • distinctions at Oxford,
              • awarded Burdett-Coutts Scholarship, ,
            • Robinson, W C F,
              • role in establishing School of Music,
            • Roby Fletcher Prize,
              • awarded to A Akhurst and J L Rossiter, ,
              • Roseworthy Agricultural College, affiliated with ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • Rouse, Miss Ruth,
            • Rowing,
              • Adelaide crew easily intervarsity on the Yarra, ,
              • landing stage from River Torrens near new ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog boatshed,
              • intervarsity boat race,
              • plans for new ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog boat shed, , ,
              • social held to celebrate victory in intervarsity,
            • Royal Astronomical Society,
            • Royal Society,
            • Royal Society of London,
            • Royal Society of SA,
              • proposed relocation of valuable garden,
              • epidiascope available for use by ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • paper on gamma radiation presented by Professor W H Bragg,
            • Rudall, Reginald John,
              • awarded Rhodes Scholarship, ,
            • Rural centres,
              • thirty four centres providing access to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , , , , ,
              • benefits to country children,
              • establishment at Port Augusta,
              • Mount Gambier centre, , , ,
              • meeting at Normanville,
              • meeting at Petersburg,
              • Kadina Centre established,
              • meeting to form new centre at Blumberg,
          • S

            • South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Scholarship,
              • list of holders from 1879 to 1886,
            • South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn School of Mines,
              • Council endorses further cooperation between institutions,
              • Education Bill, ,
              • evidence on overlap and cooperation with ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , , , , , , ,
              • call for central exams for schools giving technical education, ,
              • Mr J P Wood appointed as lecturer, ,
              • name and role of institution, ,
              • support for role in Moonta,
              • establishment and development, ,
            • School of Mines Student Association,
              • poetry reading by Professor Chapman,
            • Salaries, ,
            • Salmond, Professor John W,
              • work in jurisprudence, ,
              • published work on law, ,
            • Scholarships,
              • 1851 Research Scholarship in physics,
              • 1908 evening scholarships awarded,
              • additional scholarships for talented students at the Conservatorium, ,
              • terms of evening scholarships,
              • bequest of £2000 from David Murray,
              • changes in music scholarship awards,
              • increase in number and remuneration of government scholarships,
              • changes to scholarship selection procedures,
              • undesirability of awards not based directly on ability,
              • lack of opportunities for brilliant boys to attend university,
              • summary of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog scholarships available,
              • Tinlane Scholarship, ,
              • bursaries at all levels, ,
            • Schools,
              • workload of young teachers, ,
              • improvements to school facilities,
              • teachers conference held in Adelaide, ,
            • Schultz, Dr A J,
              • appointed as superintendent of Teacher Training College,
              • elected to Faculty of Arts,
            • Science (Agriculture), Bachelor of,
              • taught jointly between ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog and Roseworthy College,
            • Science, School of,
              • well established with four professors and six lecturers,
              • desirability of study of Botany,
            • Scientific Society,
              • AGM chaired by president, Professor Bragg,
              • paper by H W Gartrell on "Travels in America",
              • inaugural address by Dr W G Duffield,
            • Scott, BA, Andrew,
              • annual prize for Latin in his memory, ,
              • at inaugural Arts Association dinner, ,
              • obituary, ,
              • A S Memorial Shield perpetual trophy,
              • head of Teacher Training College,
              • memorial,
            • Scott, Dr R M,
              • lecture on "Thermit Welding",
            • Secondary education,
              • annual report from Dept of Education presented to Parliament, , ,
              • Advanced School for Girls,
              • role of School of Mines,
              • proposed state secondary education,
              • evidence at Royal Commission, 386, 387,
              • comparison with American education, ,
              • opposition to Education Department control of schools,
              • importance of increasing number of secondary schools,
              • increases in compulsory school attendance,
              • state high schools opening opportunities for ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog attendance,
              • provisions of new Education Bill, , , ,
              • details of new schools, ,
              • teaching of politics in schools, ,
              • NSW state secondary education, ,
              • technical education and country technical schools, ,
              • Continuation School entrance exams,
              • call for state run night schools,
              • co-education discussed at imperial Education Conference,
              • annual report from Director of Education,
              • first step in promoting education for all, , , , ,
              • technical schools and training of apprentices, , ,
              • night continuation classes in the country, ,
              • effects of introduction of state high schools with modest fees, ,
              • St Peter's College, ,
              • standards of teaching,
              • standards of teaching relevant to requirements of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • technical schools and university, ,
            • Senate, ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • absence of quorum leads to lapsed meeting,
              • life tenure for members and professors, , ,
              • changes to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog regulations, , ,
              • role relating to statutes and regulations,
              • interactions with Council,
              • report of meeting,
              • election of Warden and Clerk, ,
              • report of meeting,
              • election of Frederic Chapple as Warden, ,
            • Shackleton, Sir Ernest,
              • support for Mawson's ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Antarctic Expedition, , , , , ,
              • views on Amundsen's plans to reach South Pole, , ,
              • expedition incurred a debt of £35,000,
            • Shakespeare Society,
              • inaugural meeting and office bearers,
            • Smith, Harold Whitmore,
              • Angas Engineering Scholar at Cornell, , ,
            • Social functions,
              • annual dinner to be held at South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Hotel, , , ,
            • Soward, G K,
              • architect for sports pavilion, ,
            • Space management,
              • need for space for ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog to expand,
            • Sport,
              • inter-university sports, , , , , , ,
              • athletics, , , ,
              • lacrosse, ,
              • new oval and boathouse, , , ,
              • rowing, , , , ,
              • provision of sports grounds, , ,
              • extension of the sports ground,
              • City Council park lease, ,
              • role of sport for Rhodes scholars,
              • importance of sporting activities for students, ,
              • demand for grounds on site of Weather Bureau, ,
              • rifle shooting,
              • football, ,
              • intervarsity at Adelaide Oval, ,
              • award of new 'blue',
              • need for cricket ground, ,
              • silver trophy for intervarsity meetings,
              • extension to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Oval approved,
              • need for facilities,
            • Sports Association,
              • annual ball in Elder Hall,
              • concert in Elder Conservatorium,
              • rules revised relating to new sports ground,
            • St Peter's College, ,
            • Staff,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog caretaker, Mr S J Ellis,
              • teaching at Conservatorium,
              • requirement for academic staff development, , , ,
            • State Government,
              • grant of extra £4000 to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • amendment to Act to include five members of Parliament on Council,
              • Education Bill, , , , ,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog requests for expansion to be investigated, ,
              • arts, museum & library board to include ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog representative, ,
              • new site for Government House and expansion of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog grounds, ,
              • formation of select committee to consider requests from ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • desirability of State control of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • enquiry into extending usefulness of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog's role in selection of government geologists, ,
              • recommendations of Royal Commission,
              • provision of £5000 for Mawson's expedition, , ,
              • Government expenditure on ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • current parliamentary actions regarding ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog in speeches,
              • debate on education policy, , ,
              • Royal Commission to enquire into ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog facilities and expansion of grounds,
              • scope of Royal Commission to be broadened,
              • select committee considering government representation on ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Council,
              • select committee investigating access to ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog by deserving students,
              • select committee recommends payment of full cost of extension to main building,
              • reasons for opposing Education Department control,
              • to employ graduates with new Diploma in Pharmacy,
              • first progress report of select committee on higher education,
              • to advertise position of government geologist, ,
            • Statistics,
              • comparison figures with other universities, , , ,
              • growth of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog over twenty years, ,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog statistics since inception, ,
            • Statutes,
              • amended regulations passed by Executive Council,
              • Council approves changes to statutes,
              • Senate and Council roles relating to statutes and regulations,
            • Stevens, Fred,
              • lecture on ‘The Tempest’,
            • Stirling, Dr Edward,
              • named in Henderson's account of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog research, ,
              • contribution to SA branch of British Medical Association,
              • research activities & achievements,
              • member of delegation to PM for funds for BAASc., ,
              • photograph as Director of South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn Museum,
              • address on importance of scientific research to national welfare,
              • advises on need for two geologists to undertake geological survey of state,
              • argues for diversity among universities, ,
              • presents case to Government for building grant, ,
              • leave of absence and expression of sympathy in his illness,
              • elected President of branch of British Science Guild, ,
              • importance of research in universities, ,
              • at inauguration of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Queensland, ,
              • presents gift to Charles Hodge on departure for England,
              • response to North Terrace landscaping,
              • supports study of botany, ,
              • Cambridge ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog honours him with DSc,
              • Fellow of Royal Society of London, , , , , ,
              • appointment as Dean of Faculty of Medicines,
              • presented cast of Diprotodon to Cambridge ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • Stow Prize,
              • awarded to Mr M M Bray,
              • awarded to T J Browne and G C Ligertwood, , ,
              • won by G C Ligertwood,
            • Stuckey, Miss Julia,
              • gift of £500 towards Chair of Botany, , ,
            • Student Christian Union,
              • Dr Karl Kumm speaks in Adelaide,
              • meeting in Sydney,
            • Student services,
              • need for eating place at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • Student statistics,
              • for 1906,
              • student numbers since inception, ,
            • Student Union,
              • formation of students' council,
            • Students,
              • appeal for concessional railway fares for country students, ,
              • formation of students' council,
              • students' prosh day procession, , , ,
              • students working in vacations to help finance studies, ,
              • omission of commemoration address due to student boisterousness,
              • extensive use made of Public Library, ,
              • vacation survey work to be available for engineering students,
              • celebration at Theatre Royal,
              • number studying physics,
              • admission of women lawyers to the Bar in South ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • protest at non-union students used as shearing hands,
              • unconventional qualities of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn undergraduates,
              • parade in city, evening concert and humorous pranks,
              • students working as fruit pickers mentioned with industrial trouble at Renmark,
            • Syman, Sir Josiah, ,
            • Symons, Dr,
              • representative at International Medical Congress in Budapest,
          • T

            • Tassie, Mr R Wilson,
              • Angas Engineering Scholar,
            • Tate Medal,
              • awarded to H W Gartrell,
            • Tate Museum,
              • Dr Verco's gift of a fugurite from Oodnadatta,
            • Tate, Professor Ralph,
              • teaching of Botany, ,
              • work in botany, geology and conchology,
              • Howchin's communications in the year prior to his death,
              • controversy with Howchin over glacial phenomena,
              • herbarium, ,
              • scientific papers, ,
            • Teacher training,
              • annual reports from Dept of Education, , , , ,
              • conflict between students & Education Department, , , , , , , ,
              • personal qualities and influence on teachers and teaching,
              • practice teaching on days of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog exams,
              • Union support for grievances of students at (×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog) Training College,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog provides complete academic training free of charge,
            • Teacher Training College,
              • conflict between students & Education Dept over work requirements, , , , , , , ,
              • death of Principal, ,
              • relationship with ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, ,
              • tribute from Education Gazette,
            • Technical education,
              • Education Department responsible for country Schools of Mines, ,
            • Technology,
              • proposed use of wireless in Antarctica,
              • importance of science in education, ,
            • Temple, Rev W,
              • lecture on World Student Christian Federation,
              • reception in Elder Hall hosted by Chancellor Way, , ,
              • lecture in success of WEA in England, ,
            • Theological Students Association,
              • support for Chair of Theology, ,
            • Theology, Study of,
              • proposed Chair of Theology, , , , , ,
            • Thomson, Harry,
              • 1910 Rhodes Scholar,
              • departs for England,
              • progress report from Oxford,
            • Tinlane Scholarship,
              • founded by Sir George Murray, ,
              • proposed statute,
              • awarded to A C V Melbourne, , ,
              • first award of history scholarship,
            • Todd, Sir Charles,
              • obituary, , , ,
              • father-in-law of Professor William Bragg,
              • Fellow of the Royal Society,
              • gift of journal set to library,
              • resignation as Government Astronomer,
            • Treharne, Bryceson,
              • staff concerts at Elder Conservatorium, , , ,
              • explains Conservatorium's role in musical education,
              • trip to Europe, ,
              • review of pianoforte recital by his students,
          • U

            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Women's Mission,
              • annual meeting of Adelaide branch,
            • Universal Races Congress,
              • review of proceedings,
            • Universities, other,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Queensland, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
              • Oxford ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , ,
              • appointment of Professor H Payne to Engineering at Melbourne ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • Auckland ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog College,
              • role and growth of universities,
              • Sydney ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , , , , ,
              • Stanford ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, ,
              • Cambridge ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , ,
              • promotion of provision of information between universities,
              • Cornell ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , ,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Leeds, ,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Western ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of California,
              • anniversary of founding of St Andrew's ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of London,
              • Melbourne ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, , , , , , ,
              • new universities planned in India & Hong Kong,
              • advantages for academics overseas compared with ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
              • Oxford-Cambridge boat race and athletics results,
              • Melbourne Conservatorium, , ,
              • proposal to make university education,
              • proposed student exchange between MacGill ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog and Cheshire,
              • American university system,
              • Sydney Teachers' Training College,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Act,
              • motion to introduce bill to amend ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Act,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Building,
              • second story additions, ,
              • request to Government to subsidise extensions,
              • tenders called for extensive additions,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Colleges,
              • one of the future developments requiring grounds,
              • need for, , , , ,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Oval,
              • arrangements for lease of parklands, ,
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Rural Centres,
              • see rural centres
            • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Women's Mission,
              • annual meeting of Adelaide branch,
          • V

            • Verco, Dr J C,
              • gift of fugurite from Oodnadatta to Tate Museum,
            • Vice-Chancellors,
            • Visitors,
              • Dr Karl Kumm,
              • Professor John Cox,
              • Alfred Chapple, Angus Engineering Scholar,
              • Revrend W Temple, , , , , , , , ,
              • Professor Henry Jones, , , , , , , ,
              • Dr Headlam,
              • Dr Thomas Hodgkin FRS, , ,
              • Lieutenant Ernest Shackelton, , , , , ,
              • Mr E E Morrison, Scottish agricologist,
              • Mr J Russell French delivers Joseph Fisher lecture, ,
              • Mr Thomson from Melbourne, ,
              • Mr W A Laver, Melbourne ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog music examiner,
              • Professor Franklin Peterson, Ormond Professor of Music, , ,
              • Professor Jordan,
              • Professor Watt, Sydney,
              • public servants from Queensland inspecting ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog & School of Mines,
          • W

            • Ward, John Frederick,
              • award of MA, , ,
            • Warden of Senate,
              • F Chapple,
            • Watson, Professor Archibald,
              • advocates appointment of specialist anaesthetist,
              • contributions to SA branch of British Medical Association,
              • much respected but unpublished research,
              • criticism of obtaining head for study by medical students,
              • departure on extended holiday interstate & America,
              • unauthorized exhumations at West Terrace,
              • body mutilation, ,
              • explanation of cause of human infection with hydatids, ,
            • Way, Sir Samuel,
              • unveiling of Hughes statue, ,
              • Shackleton’s lecture,
              • congratulations from Sydney Lord Mayor on Antarctic expedition,
              • sole living person who was on original ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog committee,
              • Royal Commission evidence, , , , ,
              • thanks Royal Commission for £4000 grant, ,
              • welcomes delegates to Esperanto Congress, ,
              • deputation for establishment of Chair of Astronomy, , , ,
              • expression of appreciation of contribution of Bragg,
              • hosts ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog reception for Oxford visitor, Revd W Temple, , ,
              • leads delegation to Premier on ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog's needs for expansion, , , , , ,
              • example of successful man lacking university education, ,
              • evidence relating to proposal to introduce engineering degree,
            • Workers Education Association [WEA],
              • ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog accepting invitation to join International Federation of WEA,
              • Oxford visitr, Rev W Temple, describes success of WEA evening courses, , ,
            • Whitington, Miss Sylvia,
              • leader of orchestra for concert in Elder Conservatorium,
              • review of student concert,
            • Williamson, A B,
              • organ solo in Conservatorium concerts, ,
            • Wilton, J R,
              • awarded Mathison Prize at Trinity College,
              • brilliant graduate at Cambridge,
              • Fifth Wrangler in Mathematical Tripos at Cambridge,
              • cited as one of Bragg's distinguished students, , ,
              • success in England mentioned in Parliament,
              • appointed Maths Lecturer at Sheffield ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog,
            • Women,
              • call for higher salaries for women teachers at teachers conference,
              • Sydney ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog reforms include allowing women as professors,
              • remarks by Professor Henry Jones on ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog education ignores women students,
              • new sports pavilion provides one dressing room for woman, ,
              • rare mention of women as well as men students by Professor Naylor,
            • Women Students' Club,
              • report of first term social,
            • Woolnough, Dr,
              • work in mineralogy,
            • World Student Christian Federation,
              • visit of Rev W Temple to give series of lectures,
          • Y

            • Young, Mr F W,
              • elected to Council following death of Todd,