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• A

  • Accommodation,
    • St Andrew's College, 140
    • “Strathspey” donated by as second men’s college, 112a, 112b. 112c, 113, 114, 166
    • Rev Brian Wibberley raises possibility of a Methodist university college, 7
  • Adams, Archdeacon, MA, 107
  • Adams, Reginald Keith Sorby, 107, 119
  • Adamson, Marjorie Dorothea, 79, 142, 152, 154
  • Addison, Stanley Simpson, 127
  • Adelaide Bach Society, 81
  • Adelaide Electric Supply Company, 78
  • Adelaide Glee Club, 84
  • Adelaide Harmonic Society, 82
  • Adelaide Teachers' College,
    • report of the students' council for the previous year, 5
    • new building opened by Premier with a brief history of the College, 20
  • Agricultural Education Act, 192, 193
  • Agriculture, Chair of, 87
  • Alderman, Henry Graham, 31, 32, 35
  • Allen, Dr Eleanor Alice, 108
  • Allen, Leonard Nicholls, BA, 174
  • Allen, Lois Waveney, BA, 108
  • Allen, Mrs Charles, 29
  • Allison, Ida, 154
  • Anatomy, Elder Professor of,
    • Dr Herbert Henry Woollard appointed, 19
  • Anderson, Adrian Akhurst, 57
  • Andersen, Clifford Werlin,
    • proposed toast at dinner of Commerce Students' Association, 69
    • spoke at the welcome to freshers, 15
    • mace bearer for the graduation ceremony, 166
  • Angas Scholarship,
    • Herbert William Gartrell, 1904, 57
    • Edward Vincent Clark, 1898, 57
  • Angas, Charles H, 28, 54
  • Animal Products Research Foundation, 90, 90a4, 91
  • Anthoney, E,
    • at the conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • appointed to the University Council, 52
    • supported the Agricultural Education Bill, 168
  • Anthropology, Study of, 149
  • Art works,
    • portraits of Sir John Langdon Bonython, Mrs Jessie Frances Raven and Mr Peter Waite received, 79
  • Associated Teachers' Association, 56
    • see also Music Teachers Association
  • Athletics, 52
  • Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science,
    • report of arrangements for 19th meeting, 14
    • criticism of Dr Frank Hone’s paper on notification of diseases, 63
  • Australian Dental Congress, 116
  • Australian Forestry School,
  • see also Forestry, School of
    • description of new building, 50, 51b
    • opened by the Governor-General, 141, 142
    • details relating to the 1928 Conference approved, 148, 152
  • Australian Music Examinations Board,
    • music scholarships, exhibitions to be awarded, 22
    • met to discuss examinations and syllabus, 45, 46, 55, 59, 63
    • examination results, 45, 46, 55, 59, 63, 125, 126, 129, 130, 131
    • lectures for music teachers at Conservatorium, 46, 49a
    • I G Reimann on registration of music teachers and their rising status, 82
    • increased number of entries for exams, 123
    • musical perception, aural culture included in the syllabus successfully, 127
    • report from Dr Edward Harold Davies and Prof Bernard Heinze on examining in Perth, 136
  • Australian National Research Council, 103, 104
  • Australian Pastoral Research Trust, 93
  • Ayers, Ivy Victoria,
    • to teach a course of music appreciation for teachers, 7
    • gives course of lectures for music teachers, 13, 14
    • played at concerts at Elder Conservatorium, 60a, 69, 71, 72, 109, 111
    • accompanied three songs she composed, 107

• B

  • Back, Dorothy, 157
  • Badman, A Oliver, 86
  • Bagot, Walter, 166
  • Bailey, Frederick Manson, 157, 163
  • Bailey, J F, 165
  • Bald, Robert Cecil,
    • asks “Has Democracy failed?” and H L Mencken's book, 65
    • on the effect and value of architecture, 135
    • comments on his candidacy for the Professor of English in Melbourne, 149
  • Bampton, Albert William, 39
  • Bankers' Club of South Australia, 79
  • Barbour, Dorothy Jean, 111, 131
  • Barbour, R R P, MA (Oxon)
    • appointed master of the new St Andrew's Residential College, 173, 192
  • Barker, John, 105, 106
  • Barnard, Howard Lucas, 135
  • Barnes, Hilda, 157
  • Barnett, Dr Samuel Powell, 167
  • Barr Smith Library, 113
    • new laboratories at Waite Agricultural Research Institute, 127
    • "Strathspey", affiliation to St Mark's College as St Andrews, 136, 137, 140, 166
    • building progress in Sir George John Robert Murray's graduation address, 165, 166
    • new nutrition laboratory, 173
    • John Melrose Laboratory, 191, 192, 193, 194b, 194c, 194d
  • Barry, Margaret Mary, 129, 152, 154
  • Barwell, Sir Henry Newman, 5, 110
  • Basedow, Dr Herbert, 128, 149
  • Bayley, William Reynolds,
    • attended lecture given by the Prime Minister, Stanley Melbourne Bruce, 82
    • present at the conferring of honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • photographed at levee at Government House, 60b
    • photographed in procession for graduation ceremony, 164a
    • mentioned in an editorial on the necessity of examinations, 172
  • Bean, Edgar Layton, MA, LLB,
    • acting Parliamentary draftsman, 7
    • nominee on Superannuation Board, 14
    • appointed Parliamentary Draftsman, 30
  • Beare, Sir Thomas Hudson, 78
  • Beauchamp, Edward Benjamin, 169, 173
  • Begg, Dr Percy Raymond,
    • gave a paper at Australian Dental Congress, 116
    • appointed demonstrator in Orthodontics, 173
  • Bell, Rev Arthur Hammond, 57
  • Benefactors,
    • Tom Elder Barr Smith, 6, 163, 165, 166
    • Peter Waite, 6, 8
    • Joseph Fisher, 15
    • Sir Josiah Henry Symon, 50, 197b
    • benefactors of South Australian Orchestra, 54
    • portraits of Sir John Langdon Bonython, Mrs Jessie Frances Raven and Mr Peter Waite received, 78, 79
    • Sir Walter Watson Hughes, 94
    • John Melrose, 94, 168
    • graduation address listed major benefactors, 163, 165, 166
    • John Andrew Tennant Mortlock, 168, 191, 192, 193
  • Bennett, Richard William, 80, 84, 122
  • Bequests, gifts & endowments,
    • Sir Josiah Symon’s gift to build the Lady Symon building, 19, 50, 52, 66, 67, 101, 105, 105a, 106, 133c, 197b, 197c, 197d
    • Pageant of Learning held to raise funds, 47, 48, 49b, 50
    • Sir John Langdon Bonython donated £1000, 52
    • Prof Edward Harold Davies lists donors to South Australian Orchestra, 54
    • Sir George Brookman listed as benefactor at graduation, 162, 166
    • John Melrose gift of £10,000, 90a2, 91, 92, 93, 94, 109, 165, 166, 168
    • John Andrew Tennant Mortlock gave £2,000 to the Waite Institute, 91, 191
    • project to build a Students' Union Building and a War Memorial, 101
    • John Barker's daughter thanked for honouring his promise of £1,000, 105
    • list of donations to the Students' Union Building and War Memorial Fund, 108, 111, 115
    • Peter Waite’s gifts, 6, 8, 109, 166, 191, 192, 193
    • Family of Sir John and Lady Duncan donate "Strathspey" and 19 acres for a residential college, 112a, 112b, 112c, 113
    • donation of £20,000 by Tom Elder Barr Smith for the new Barr Smith Library building, 113
    • donations towards the building of the John Melrose Laboratory, 191, 192, 193
  • Berry, Frances Winifred, MA, DipEd, 85, 90
  • Bert, Ernest Julius, 6
  • Bevan, Clifford, 152, 154
  • Bevan, Frederick Charles, 22, 84, 152
  • Biaggini, Ernest Gordon, 15, 16
  • Bickersteth, Rev Kenneth Julian Faithfull, 164a
    • present at the conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • attended the state funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • lecture to the Education Society on education ideals, 56
    • attended the 1927 Joseph Fisher lecture, 82
    • short biography for birthday, 84
    • retiring member of council available for re-election, 134
    • re-elected to council, 139
  • Birks, Walter Richard,
    • appointed Principal of Roseworthy Agricultural College, 52, 75
    • arrived from Melbourne to take up position, 87
    • biography, 52, 89
    • welcome for, 91
    • spoke at the Roseworthy Agricultural College Old Scholars' annual dinner, 123
  • Bishop, Lionel Albert Jack, 145
  • Black, John McConnell, 82
  • Blackburn, VC, Captain Arthur Seaforth, 137
  • Blake, Arthur, 20
  • Blaskett, Sydney Norman, 136
  • Board of Anthropological Research,
    • exhibition of photos and film of a recent expedition to Central Australia, 79, 80
  • Bonython, J Lavington Bonython, 69
  • Bonython, Sir John Langdon,
    • one of SA's oldest knights, 7
    • to attend the conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 28
    • present at the conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • photograph, 34, 38, 42, 60b, 127, 133a, 164a, 169
    • donated £1000 for the Men's Union Building fund, 52
    • attended a levee at Government House, 60b
    • congratulated Prof. Robert William Chapman on his award of CMG, 64
    • spoke of the work of Sir George Brookman, 71, 72
    • portrait by W B McInnes to be hung in the Council room, 78, 79
    • photograph of W B McInnes’ portrait, 85
    • short biography, 127
    • at the laying of the foundation stone of the Lady Symon Building, 133a
    • mention in Sir George John Robert Murray's graduation address as benefactor, 163, 166
  • Booker, Robert Franklin, 64
  • Booth, Sydney Russell,
    • attended the Joseph Fisher lecture, 82
    • elected auditor of the Graduates' Association, 100
    • to present candidates for the diploma in commerce, 159
  • Boucaut, Douglas Le Rey, 28, 29, 90a3
  • Boyce, Althea Enid, 47, 48, 50
  • Boykett, K H, 34, 37, 40
  • Bragg, Sir William Henry,
    • short biography, present positions, 22, 46
    • brief summary of key work, 97
    • recommends appointment of Dr Alexander Killen Macbeth to Chair of Chemistry, 147
  • Bragg, William Lawrence, 22
  • Bray, Marmion Matthews, LLB, 76
  • Brazel, James Francis, 28, 29
  • Bridges, Sir George Tom Molesworth, 135, 153, 154
  • Briskham, Alexander George Herbert, 172
  • Brooke, Malcolm Archibald, 57
  • Brookman, John Ragless, 28
  • Brookman, Sir George,
    • obituaries, 69, 70, 71, 72
    • funeral report, 73
    • sympathy of Council extended to his wife and family, 75
    • his contribution acknowledged at School of Mines Students' Association, 114
    • listed as benefactor by Sir George John Robert Murray at graduation, 162, 163, 166
  • Brose, Henry Herman Leopold Adolph, 113
  • Brougham, Leonard Arthur Morris,
    • senior dental mechanic, 68
    • appointed demonstrator in Dental Mechanics, 173
  • Brown, Dr William Jethro,
    • President of State Industrial Court, 1
    • adjourned court on death of Mr Justice Thomas Slaney Poole, 35
    • biographies on retirement, 96, 97
    • speeches and presentation on his retirement, 128
  • Brown, Gilbert,
    • paper at Dental Conference, 116
    • appointed instructor in Anaesthetics, 173
  • Brown, Gwen, 50
  • Bruce, Right Honourable Stanley Melbourne,
    • to give the 1927 Joseph Fisher Lecture in Commerce, 7, 73, 77
    • lecture on "The Financial and Economic Position of Australia", 82, 83
    • letter to The News by "Onlooker" on Bruce's visit to the Waite Institute, 85
    • supports the proposal to build a Students' Union Building, 101
  • Bruce, Wallace, 32, 35
  • Buildings,
    • Student Union Building, 19, 81, 91, 104, 105, 107, 166, 197b, 197c, 197d
    • Lady Symon building, 66, 67, 197b, 197c, 197d
    • Pageant of Learning held to raise funds to furnish the Lady Symon Building, 48, 50
    • Men's Union Building fund, 52
    • Women's Union Building fund, 52
    • Prof Edward Harold Davies on more land and buildings required in future, 59, 60a
    • research laboratories for Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 85, 118, 124
    • appeal to build Students' Union and War Memorial, 101, 103, 105, 105a, 106, 108, 111, 115
    • residential college to be affiliated with the University, 112a, 112b, 112c, 113, 114
  • Burdon, Roy Stanley, 14, 15, 54
  • Burgess, Frederick Martin, 100
  • Buring, Vida, 152, 154
  • Burnard, David Alexander, 107, 159
  • Burton, Isabel, 157
  • Butler, Hon R L,
    • paid tribute to Thomas Slaney Poole, 32, 35
    • speaker at appeal launch for Students' Union Building and War Memorial, 101, 105, 106
    • to make a donation to the Waite Institute, 105, 106
  • Butterfield, Hon T, 168
  • Buttrose, Murray, LLB, 94
  • Byrne, Dr Alfred Dudley, 167
  • Byrne, Mary Teresa, 129, 130, 152, 154

• C

  • Calder, Rex Finlayson Cormack, 64
  • Calendar, 1927, 7, 8
  • Cameron, Dr S S, 81
  • Campbell, Dr Thomas Draper,
    • superintendent of Dental Hospital used for training dental students, 68
    • spoke on tribal distribution at the Anthropological Society, 84
    • spoke on stone tools and their classification to the Anthropological Society, 125
  • Campbell, Jessie, 50
  • Campbell, Professor Arthur Lang,
    • lectured Law Students' Society, 26
    • admitted to SA Bar, 28
    • presented HRH the Duke of York as a candidate for an honorary degree, 34, 37, 40
    • supported students having a Union building, 91, 103
    • replied to a toast at dinner of Law Students' Society, 101
    • appointed to council for development of "Strathspey" as a residential college, 112b, 114
    • to present candidates for law degrees, 159
    • spoke at the Graduates' Association's annual luncheon, 161, 163, 168
  • Cancer Research Fund, 8
  • Career information,
    • medicine as a career for girls, 25
    • opportunities in music for girls, 29
    • unsuitability of graduates, 33
    • university trained men preferred by Railways Department, 110
    • new agricultural policy to include graduate opportunities, 111
  • Carey, Francis Clive Savill,
    • opera performances proposed for students, 7
    • returned from London with news of Australian students, music trends, 9, 10, 11
    • to speak on English folk songs, 20
    • resigning to return to work in England, 22, 123
    • to sing at a chamber music concert, 24, 25
    • unable to sing, 25, 26
    • to assist with the "Pageant of Learning", 29
    • sang at a chamber music recital, 56, 57, 101
    • lectured on essentials of voice training, 59
    • sang three Elizabethan songs, 60a
    • directed opera class in "The Family Party" and "Prince Ferelon", 67, 69, 71
    • sang at staff concert, 69, 71, 72
    • presided over the Folksong and Dance Society meeting, 101
    • directed opera class's performance of "Hansel and Gretel", 107
    • review of the opera class's performances, 111, 116, 141, 152, 154, 157
    • took Stella Sobels and Olive Dyer to sing before Dame Nellie Melba, 113
    • gave some concerts in Sydney, 123
    • to visit family in India and New Zealand, 127
    • spoke on English folk dancing, 134
    • farewelled by students, 158
    • mention in Sir George John Robert Murray's address at graduation ceremony, 166
  • Carter, Charles, 157
  • Cartledge, Jack Pickering, LLB, 30, 57
  • Caterer, Thomas Ainslie, 17, 90a3
  • Cawthorne, Gus, 157
  • Ceremonies and celebrations,
    • Pageant of Learning, 47, 48, 49b, 50, 51a
    • booklet of Jubilee addresses and proceedings, 19
  • Chamberlain, Reginald Roderic St Clair, 39
  • Chandler, Dr Arthur James, 167
  • Chapman, Mrs R, 29, 50
  • Chapman, Robert Hall, 39, 57, 58
  • Chapman, Professor Henry G,
    • letter to the editor about the Council's work and an appeal for donations, 103, 104
    • now professor of physiology at Sydney University, 111
  • Chapman, Professor Robert William,
    • adjudicator of design competition for new Adelaide bridge, 2
    • elected to Institute of Engineers council, 12
    • spoke to the Astronomical Society on Sirius, 27
    • at the conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 28, 34, 37, 40
    • attended funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • chaired talk by George Frederick Dodwell, 54
    • bestowed a CMG in the Birthday Honours, 57, 58, 64
    • photographs, 58, 60b, 64, 143, 164a
    • attended a levee at Government House, 60a, 60b
    • congratulated by Sir John Langdon Bonython, 64
    • attended the funeral of Sir George Brookman, 73
    • member of committee reporting on S.A. brown coal deposits, 78
    • chaired meeting of the Astronomical Society, 116
    • member of the SA Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee, 135
    • returned after attending general council of the Institute of Engineers of Australia, 138
    • appointed acting Vice-Chancellor, 143
    • present at the Graduates' Association's luncheon, 163, 168
    • to attend meeting of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 173, 178
  • Chappel, Phyllis Harvey, 154
  • Cheek, Alan Carvosso, 78, 79
  • Chemistry, Professor of,
    • staff and temporary lecturers to fill in until new appointment, 7, 9
  • Chemistry, Department of,
    • shared workloads, 13, 14
  • Cherry, Dr Percival Thomas Spower, 29
  • Chettle, Walter Richard, 172
  • Christie, Patrick Joseph, 28, 29
  • Clark, Edward Vincent,
    • attended the state funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • lecturer at the School of Engineering, 57
    • fixed stage lighting problems of Elder Hall, 67
  • Clarke, John Francis, 68
  • Classics, Chair of,
    • three lecturers to share duties while Prof Tucker is ill, 13, 14
  • Cleland, Edward Erskine, 17, 28, 122
  • Cleland, Mrs J B, 29
  • Cleland, Professor John Burton,
    • present at the conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • attended the state funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • referred to in letter by Robert John Miller Clucas on the effects of dust storms, 53
    • to celebrate 49th birthday, 71
    • spoke on blood grouping at Graduates Association, 100
    • chaired Ornithological Association, 124
    • delegate to Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science, 124, 173, 178
    • appointed president of the Royal Society of South Australia, 127
    • short biography, 129
    • studies on blood groupings, 152
  • Cleworth, Minetta, 157
  • Clubs,societies & associations,
    • Student Accountants Association, 8
    • Graduates Association, 91
    • University Christian Union, 14
    • Commerce Students Association, 15, 19, 69, 89, 124
    • Law Students' Society, 26, 101
    • Anthropological Society, 84, 100, 101, 125
    • Shakespeare Society, 46, 58
    • Classical Association, 59, 60a
    • Elder Conservatorium Association, 15, 20
    • South Australian Student Christian Movement, 44
  • Clucas, Robert John Miller,
    • attended the state funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • letter about the effects of recent dust storms, 53
    • attended the Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
  • Cockburn, Julie, 154
  • Cockburn, Sir John Alexander, 2, 3, 7, 11
  • Cocks, Alec Douglas, 68
  • Colebatch, Walter John,
    • appointed member of the Irrigation Commission, 27, 61
    • brief biography, 53
    • retired from Principal of Roseworthy Agricultural College, 75
  • Collisson, Miss, 29, 48, 50
  • Commerce, Diploma in,
    • revised prospectus issued, 179
    • to be established, 140, 141
    • new regulations, 144, 149
  • Commerce, Chair of,
    • editorial proposes a Chair of Commerce, 87
  • Commerce, Study of,
    • lecture to commerce students on duties of executors, 89
  • Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration, 1
  • Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation,
    • see also Council for Scientific and Industrial Research
    • research laboratories to be built at Victoria Drive, 85
    • contract let and construction started on new laboratory, 124
  • Coney, Leslie, 157
  • Conferences & seminars,
    • Imperial Conference on Education, 1, 2
  • Cooke, Prof William Ernest, 91
  • Cooke, Hon J H, 169, 170
  • Coombs, Herbert Isaac, 12, 52
  • Copland, Prof Sir Douglas Berry, 13
  • Corbin, John, 173
  • Cosh, Elma, 154
  • Council for Scientific and Industrial Research,
    • see also Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
    • research into stock nutrition, 17, 18, 85
    • conference on funding for agricultural research, 18
    • pasture research to include wool quality, 18
    • research work in irrigation, 20
    • agricultural research institute proposed, 22, 23, 24
    • report of conference in Melbourne, 23, 24
    • research program on irrigation and soils begun, 25
    • standing committee appointed, 52
    • Prof Arnold E V Richardson appointed to executive committee, 57
    • research in the pastoral industry, 74, 75, 76, 77
    • new laboratory for research into animal nutrition, 85, 90, 173
    • offering a further five studentships for training as researchers, 86
    • Prof B T Dickson appointed chief mycologist, 90
    • research into mineral deficiencies in fodder plants, 90, 91
    • report on the work of the Council including projects with the Waite Institute, 93, 94
    • Prof. Arnold E V Richardson on possible duplication of soil chemistry research, 103
    • applications invited for training advanced research workers or for equipment, 115, 118
    • Prof Theodore George Bentley Osborn to represent the CSIR at interstate conference, 117
    • contract let for the building of nutrition laboratory on Victoria Drive, 118
    • cause of "spotted wilt" in tomatoes discovered by H A Pittman, 118
    • call for applications for assistant research officer to work on animal nutrition, 131
    • Prof Arnold E V Richardson returns from Imperial Agricultural Conference in UK, 136
    • Prof Thorburn Brailsford Robertson on need for training in experimental biology and chemistry, 137
    • Dr R J Tillyard appointed to research entomological problems, 137
    • Murray River district research, 147
    • quarterly journal articles, 17, 152
    • proposed co-ordinated research with UK and USA, 152
    • first annual report tabled in Federal Parliament, 158
    • mention in Sir George John Robert Murray's address at graduation, 166
    • mentioned in the second reading of the Agricultural Education Bill, 168
  • Council, University of Adelaide,
    • vacancies filled, 21
    • members at conferring of honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • members attended the funeral of Justice Poole, 39
    • appointments, 52
    • elections to be held to fill vacancies left by deaths, 62
    • special meeting to confer degrees, 62, 63, 64
    • members conferred with Premier on university requirements, 62
    • members elected, 65, 66
    • portrait of Sir John Langdon Bonython to be hung in Council room, 78, 79, 85
    • appointed first council for development of "Strathspey”, 112b, 114
    • members to retire and available for re-election, 134
    • appointments to Public Library Board, 134
    • statute for affiliation of "Strathspey" as a college approved, 136
    • elections, 139
    • reply to greetings sent by Council to the University of Louvain, 150
  • Counter, Beryl Cole, 67, 69, 71, 131, 135, 147, 157
  • Cowan, Dr Darcy Rivers Warren, 85, 173
  • Cowan, Hon J,
    • moved second reading of the Agricultural Education Bill, 169, 170
    • laying of the John Melrose Laboratory foundation stone, 191, 192, 193, 194c
  • Cowling, G H, 139, 146
  • Crabbe, Dr Gavin Murray, 167
  • Crane, Greta Ruby, 158, 159
  • Cudmore, Dr Arthur Murray, 65, 66
  • Cullen, Sir William Portus, 105
  • Culshaw, George Vincent, 169

• D

  • Daenke, Dorothy Lucy, 51c
  • Dalby, J, 159
  • Davey, Dr Constance Muriel,
    • spoke on "The education of the backward child", 122
    • editorial about her talk on backward children, 123
    • her work to establish 'opportunity' classes for children with special needs, 170
    • to attend meeting of Australian Association for the Advancement of Science, 173, 178
  • David Murray Scholarships, 140, 141
  • David, Sir Tannatt William Edgeworth, 100, 104, 155, 159
  • Davies, Dr James Griffiths, 179, 180
  • Davies, Mrs Harold, 29, 50, 107
  • Davies, Professor Edward Harold,
    • optimistic for the year’s program, 7
    • addressed Elder Conservatorium students, 16, 17
    • elected president of Elder Conservatorium Association, 20
    • spoke of value of performing at the Conservatorium's concerts, 23
    • to assist with the "Pageant of Learning", 29
    • organ recital at conferring of honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • at Beethoven Memorial concert, 43
    • played at concert, 44
    • SA delegate to Australian Music Examinations Board meeting, 45
    • lectured on 'The Teaching of Harmony and Counterpoint', 49a
    • illustrated lecture on the music of the aborigines, 54
    • letter to the editor on South Australian Orchestra's funding problems, 54
    • on the future of the University, 59, 60a
    • attended opera class's performances, 67
    • short history of Adelaide Bach Society, 81
    • short biography, 86
    • used recordings of aboriginal music in his address to Graduates' Association, 100
    • to examine in Western Australia and leave for England, 123, 126
    • to seek successor to Francis Clive Savill Carey while overseas, 127, 138
    • reporting on music examinations in Western Australia, 136
    • leaving for London, 140
    • spoke of more liberal education, 197b
  • Davis, Angelita Pintorcilla, 56
  • Davis, Dr Harold Julian, 167
  • Davy, Dr Ruby Claudia Emily, 129
  • Dawbarn,Mary Campbell, BSc, 15
  • Dawkins, Dr Alec Letts, 167
  • Dawson, Dr Joseph Bernard, 54
  • de Crespigny, Constantine Trent Champion, 85, 173
  • de Crespigny, Mrs C T, 29, 50
  • Degrees, ad eundum gradum,
    • conferring degree on HRH the Duke of York, 4, 5, 28, 30, 31, 34, 37, 39, 40, 41a, 41b, 166
    • Dr Arthur William Hill to be awarded Doctor of Science ad eundum gradum, 155, 157
  • Denham, Prof H G, 186, 187
  • Denny, William Joseph, 31, 33, 35
  • Dental Hospital, 68
  • Dentistry, Study of,
    • three government scholarships announced, 41a
    • alterations to regulations, 140, 141
  • Dickson, Professor B T, 90
  • Dix, Jessica Laura, 77, 79
  • Dodwell, George Frederick,
    • attended funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • spoke on value of astronomy, 54
    • lectured on "The Course of the Stars", 108
  • Donnithorne, William, 28, 29
  • Downer, James Frederick, 39
  • Duguid, Dr Charles, 154
  • Dumas, Russell John, 57
  • Duncan, Sir John,
    • gift of "Strathspey", 112a, 112b, 112c, 113, 114, 166
  • Dunn, Dr Talbot Lewis, 167
  • Dunstan, Beryl Elvira Mercia, 158, 159
  • Dyer, Olive, 152, 154

• E

  • Eardley, Frederick William, BA,
    • returns after leave, 5
    • at conferring of honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • at state funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • at the funeral of Sir George Brookman, 73
    • to convey to Lady Brookman sympathy of Council, 75
    • at the 1927 Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • elected to committee of Graduates' Association, 100
    • replied to a published letter from "Hard-up Scholar”, 119
    • short reply to published letters on examination fees, 123
    • re-elected Clerk of the Senate, 139
    • reply to "Medicus" on proposed changes to regulation VII, 156
    • references to comments on changes to medical degree examinations, 160
    • photograph of him in the procession into Elder Hall, 164a
  • Eardley, Mrs Frederick William, 29, 50
  • Eckersley, Rev Percy Cyril Wheaton, 11
  • Economic Society of Australia and New Zealand, 92, 95, 96, 118, 119
  • Education Department of South Australia, 116
  • Education Society of South Australia, 56
  • Edwards, Dr Hurtle Thomas Jack, 116, 141
  • Edwards, Wanda, 29, 48, 50, 51a, 51b, 51c
  • Elder Conservatorium Association,
    • annual meeting to be held March 21, 15
    • report of business of annual meeting, 20
    • review of a performance of original compositions by members, 107
  • Elder Conservatorium of Music,
    • new term begins, 4
    • organist and piano teacher appointment expected, 7
    • student enrolments increased, 13, 14
    • inaugural students addressed by Dr Harold Davies, 16, 17
    • “Prince Fenelon” already in rehearsal, 17
    • staff changes, 22, 127
    • first student concert for 1927, 23, 24
    • second concert to be chamber music by members of staff, 25
    • career opportunities in music for girls, 29
    • students and staff to participate in "Pageant of Learning”, 29
    • free public lectures for music teachers, 46
    • student orchestra and choir provided the music for “Pageant of Learning”, 48, 50
    • review of concert given by students, 51c, 52
    • Prof Edward Harold Davies' illustrated lecture on the music of the aborigines, 54
    • I G Reimann on "Pianoforte playing and teaching", 55
    • chamber music recital review, 56, 57
    • new group called Adelaide Teachers' Association to give concerts, 56
    • John Horner appointed teacher of organ and pianoforte, 58
    • Francis Clive Savill Carey lectured on the essentials of voice training, 59
    • review of concert, 60a
    • Charles Schilsky lectured on violin teaching, 63
    • reviews of opera class's performances, 67, 68, 69, 71
    • attendance of school children at concerts beneficial, 68
    • review of staff concert, 69, 71, 72
    • student concert, 77, 78, 79
    • Thomas Henry Jones resigned after 28 years of teaching, 79, 81
    • review of first winter concert by the String Quartet, 86
    • review of seventh concert, 94
    • value of music degrees and qualifications, 99
    • review of second chamber music concert, 101
    • opera class to perform Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel", 102, 107
    • review of ninth concert, 109, 111
    • review of "Hansel and Gretel" and Act 1 of "Prunella", 111
    • review of tenth concert, 114
    • review of concert given by the ladies part-singing class, 115
    • review of twelfth concert, 126
    • concert to be given by William Silver's students and Charlotte Grivell, 129
    • review of thirteenth student concert, 131
    • Francis Clive Savill Carey spoke about English folk dancing, 135
    • review of student concert, 135
    • Immanuel Gotthold Reimann has arranged three student recitals, 136
    • Prof Edward Harold Davies entertained the staff before his departure, 140
    • review of Immanuel Gotthold Reimann's students’ concert, 147, 150
    • review of final student concert, 152, 154
    • reviews of concerts by the opera class, 157
    • John Adam Horner to teach piano and organ, 193
  • Elder Conservatorium String Quartet,
    • to play at concert, 24, 25
    • reviews of their concerts, 25, 26, 86, 108, 124
  • Elder Scholarship,
    • Betty Froome Puddy won for pianoforte, 141, 142, 152, 154
    • John O'Connor McCabe won for violincello, 142, 152, 154
    • Ethel Bradshaw (Peggy) Palmer to continue her piano studies in Leipzig, 144
    • Elder Scholars Geoffrey Goldsworthy, Arnold Carey Farley and Katy Yoerger played at first student concert for 1927, 23, 24
    • Katy Yoerger, Elder Scholar 1926, performed at concert, 51c, 52
    • Geoffrey Goldsworthy, Elder Scholar for 1926, performed at student concert, 51c
  • Elder, Sir Thomas, 166
  • Elder, Smith and Company, 6
  • Elford, Harold Stewart, BE, 100
  • Ellis, Frank, MA, BE, 57, 60a
  • Empire Marketing Board,
    • funding jointly with CSIR for pasture deficiencies and stock nutrition, 17, 18, 90, 91
    • soils and pasture research carried out under the auspices of the Board, 120, 121
    • visitors from the Board at Waite Agricultural Research Institute, 128
    • plans for cooperative research with the Board, 152, 158
    • Board provided funding for building at Waite Institute and pasture research, 168, 171, 187, 192, 193
  • Engineering, Study of,
    • Commentary on enrolments in the field, 149
  • Engineers, Institute of, 12
  • England, Harold Norman, 120
  • English Speaking Union, 134, 154
  • English, Study of,
    • letters about compulsory pass in Intermediate English, 13, 15, 20
  • Eric Smith Scholarship, 119
  • Ernest Ayers Scholarship, 155
  • Espie, Frank Fancett, 57
  • Establishment,
    • University of Adelaide, 13, 24, 33, 107
  • Eugene Alderman Scholarship, 51c, 52
  • Eugenics,
    • Prof. Thorburn Brailsford Robertson on eugenics and war, 53
  • Eustace, John Leonard, 85
  • Evening lectures,
    • see also lectures, public lectures, extension lectures
    • government grants enable extra evening classes in arts and science, 14
    • 500 applications for night lectures, 20
  • Ewens, John Qualtrough, 158, 159
  • Examinations,
    • letters about compulsory pass in Intermediate English, 13, 15, 20
    • Principal of Training College and one University professor appointed to conduct Council of Education examinations, 118
    • letters about examination fees, 119, 123, 124
    • comments on the reports in the Public Examinations Manual, 19
    • new syllabus for Public Service examination, 103
    • examination results, 18, 19
    • increased entries reported by Australian Music Board in recent exams, 123
    • Australian Music Board results, 45, 46, 125, 126, 129, 130, 131
    • Prof E Harold Davies views on Music Board examinations in WA, 136
    • examiner's comments in the Public Examinations Board manual, 129
    • in defence of examinations and the value of English, 131
    • numbers of students sitting for degree and diploma exams, 136
    • results for Faculty of Music, 137
    • Prof William Keith Hancock on the value of examinations, 138
    • intermediate, leaving and leaving honours examinations begin, 139
    • the examination experience, 139
    • dentistry examination results, 140
    • photograph of candidates in Exhibition Hall, 142
    • Faculty of Arts results, 143, 144
    • letter on the poor results in teaching examinations, 145
    • Faculty of Law results, 146
    • Faculties of Science and Applied Science results, 147, 148, 149, 155
    • Diploma of Commerce results, 148
    • letter on problems with time limits, 150
    • Doctor of Dental Science results, 153, 154
    • change to regulation VII dealing with timing of examinations for medical degrees, 155, 156, 160, 165
    • Leaving Honours Examination results, 161, 162, 167
    • editorial on necessity of examinations, 172
    • letter suggesting change to examinations, 174
    • comment on leaving examination results, 175
    • Leaving Examination Honors and Pass Lists, 176, 177, 178
    • need for improvements in examination methods, 180, 181
    • Intermediate (including Intermediate Commercial) Examination results, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191
    • distribution of scholarships to candidates for qualifying certificate examination, 195
  • Exchange programs,
    • arrangements for economics students exchange programs, 13
    • HRH the Duke of York suggested an exchange of professors, 45
  • Exhibitions and displays,
    • pageant of music and dances to be held, 29, 47, 48, 50
  • Extension lectures,
    • see also lectures, public lectures, evening lectures
    • Professor William Keith Hancock on Florentine Renaissance, 61, 62, 72, 73
    • Prof. Cedric Stanton Hicks on "The Discovery of Matter”, 89, 92

• F

  • Fairweather, Andrew, 57
  • Farley, Arnold, 23, 24, 152, 154
  • Farr, George Henry, 17, 90a3
  • Federal Conference of Pastoralists and Wool Selling Brokers, 75, 76, 77
  • Fees,
    • letters about examination fees, 119, 123, 124
    • Senate agreed to an annual student fee for maintenance of the Student Union, 141
    • Senate increased fees for medical degrees, 140, 141
  • Fenner, Dr Charles Albert Edward, 115, 173, 178
  • Finance,
    • government grants for higher education, 8
    • financing of agricultural research and organisations, 79, 80
    • proposed government financial support for agricultural research at the Waite Institute, 87
    • Agricultural Education Bill to provide annual grants for research and education, 168, 169, 170, 179
    • need for more finance for agricultural education, 180, 181
    • list of grants, 182
    • government financial support for University, 197d
  • Findlay, Dr G. Marshall, 137
  • Fisher, Helena Catherine, 107
  • Fisher, Joseph,
    • donated £1,000 in 1903 to promote the study of commerce, 15
    • bi-annual Joseph Fisher lecture to be given by the Prime Minister, Mr Bruce, 62
  • Fletcher, Elizabeth Duncan, 124
  • Florey, Dr Howard Walter, 66
  • Folksong and Dance Society, 101
  • Foote, William Henry,
    • to commence rehearsals with students, 7
    • conducted the South Australian Orchestra for several concerts, 43, 61, 84, 94, 102, 114
    • renewal of contract coming up, 28
    • specially engaged from London, 54
    • birthday and photograph, 107
  • Forder, Howard Hamlyn, 136
  • Fordham, Juanita Horwood, 158, 159
  • Forestry,
    • report of the Conservator of Forests Mr E Julius on South Australian forests, 160
  • Forestry, School of,
    • see also Australian Forestry School
    • progress of building in Canberra, 5
    • to open on April 11, 12
    • C E Lane-Poole to be in charge, 23
    • studies have commenced, 26
    • C E Lane-Poole in favour of federal control of foresty, 121
  • Formby, Myles Landseer, 5, 129
  • Fowler, James Richard, 53, 135
  • Francis, Bessie, 51c, 52
  • Froggatt, Walter, 171
  • Frost, Mary Millicent,
    • role of Science in Pageant of Learning, 50
    • secretary of Women's Union, 124
    • proposed vote of thanks to Sir Josiah Henry Symon, 132c, 133c
    • winner of John Howard Clark Prize, 158, 159
    • to reply for the female graduates at lunch of the Graduates Association, 158
    • replied on behalf of graduates at Association's lunch for new graduates, 161, 163, 168
  • Fry, Dr Henry Kenneth, 60b, 84
  • Fuller, George Rayner, 100
  • Fuller, William,
    • retirement after 47 years as lecturer in Histology, 136, 139, 156
    • to be at the eighth annual lunch of the Graduates' Association, 158
    • farewelled at luncheon of Graduates' Association, 161, 163, 168
    • mention in Sir George John Robert Murray's address at graduation, 166

• G

  • Gallasch, Dr Frank Edward, 167
  • Gardiner, Beauchamp Lennox, 57
  • Gardner, George Gavin Forrest, 43
  • Gartrell, Herbert William, 39, 57
  • Gault, Dr Estelle Ruth, 124
  • Gender issues,
    • information on medicine as a career for girls, 25
    • career opportunities for girls in music, 29
    • comments on enrolment patterns of women students, 149
  • Geoffrey, Samuel, 27
  • Gibb, Claude Dixon, 57
  • Gill, Hilda Beatrice, 25, 26, 44, 109, 111
  • Gillespie, William Charles, 169
  • Girdlestone, Rev. Henry, 90a3
  • Glynn, Patrick McMahon, 7, 109
  • Gmeiner, Clarice Haidee Beatrice, 22, 114, 129, 130
  • Gmeiner, Muriel, 79
  • Goldsworthy, Geoffrey, 23, 24, 51c
  • Goode, Bruce Fleming, 90
  • Goodhart, Mabel Flora, 146, 155, 169
  • Goodman, William George Toop, 34, 37, 40, 82, 163, 168
  • Goodrich, Prof Carter,
    • compared American and Australian university students, 58
    • spoke of labor and education in America and Australia, 59
    • employment options for American graduates, 62
    • gave a lecture on labour and unionism in America, 63
    • Prof Thorburn Brailsford Robertson comments on statements, 64
    • employment opportunities for graduates, 68
  • Gordon, Charles, 157
  • Gordon, Sir David, 169, 170
  • Government relations,
    • retirement of Deputy-President of Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration, 1
    • Institute of Pacific Relations hopes to form a committee in Adelaide, 7
    • Federal Research Laboratory on human and animal diseases, 12
    • Australian administration of New Guinea, 12, 13
    • editorial on proposed research laboratory at Mount Gambier, 15
    • SA Government to support research and use of science in agriculture, 61
    • government's contribution to University, 105a, 106
    • Science and Industry Endowment Act applications invited for training advanced research workers or for equipment, 115, 118
    • State not to share Prof Arnold E V Richardson's expenses for attendance at conference, 132a
  • Graduates,
    • success of engineering graduates, 7, 57
  • Graduates Association,
    • entertained Prof. George Cockburn Henderson in the Prince of Wales lecture room, 75
    • Education Minister (Hon M McIntosh) to give welcome address at annual luncheon, 141
    • annual luncheon to be held in Botanic Park, 158
    • report on luncheon for new graduates, 161, 163, 168
    • photograph of luncheon under the plane trees, 165
    • seventh annual meeting held, election of committee, 100
  • Graduation ceremonies,
    • special council meetings to confer degrees, 62, 63, 64
    • annual ceremony, 166, 167
    • conferring degree ad eundum gradum on HRH Duke of York, 4, 28, 30, 31, 37, 39, 40, 41a
    • photographs of conferring of degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 41b
    • commemoration ceremony to be held in Elder Hall, 155, 158, 159
    • reports of ceremonies, 162, 163, 165, 166, 167
    • photograph of Chancellor and Council members in procession, 164b
    • photograph of distinguished graduates entering Elder Hall, 164b
  • Grainger, Percy, 28
  • Grant, Dr Richard Longford Thorold, 85
  • Grant, Professor Kerr,
    • Optometrist Association refers to his help in having optometry recognised, 54
    • accepted position on Council of the School of Mines, 63
    • to be absent in Europe and England, 124
    • to return to Australia, 126
    • spoke on recent advances in physics and political conditions in Europe, 181
    • photograph, 181
  • Gratton, Norman Murray Gladstone, 112b, 114
  • Graziers' Convention, 74, 75, 76, 77
  • Greenwood, Ethel, 157
  • Groth, Fred, 154
  • Grounds,
    • floodwater problem and university’s need for more land, 66
    • Adelaide City Council granted extra land to university, 124

• H

  • Hack, Jean, 154
  • Hackett, Dr Cecil John, 167
  • Hall, Georgina Delmar, 20, 107, 115
  • Hall, Hubert Winsloe,
    • elected vice-president of Elder Conservatorium Association, 20
    • conducted performance of "The Family Party" and "Prince Ferelon", 67
    • conducted Elder Conservatorium orchestra for second opera performance, 69, 71
    • musical director for performance of "Hansel and Gretel", 107, 111
    • conducted concert given by the ladies part-singing class, 115
    • mentioned in review of final Elder student concert, 154
    • conducted two concluding concerts given by opera class, 157
  • Halley, Dr Gertrude, 48, 50
  • Hamp, Dr Frances Marian, 1
  • Hancock, Dr Percy Raymond Russell, 167
  • Hancock, Mary Frewin, 131
  • Hancock, Professor William Keith,
    • lecture on "The danger of mediocrity" for the WEA, 15
    • summary of lecture on "The Dangers of Mediocrity", 24
    • wrote to The Register on the Public Library and its collection, 25
    • to assist with the "Pageant of Learning", 29
    • on the legend of St George and the Dragon, 30, 31
    • youngest professor, 31
    • present at conferring of honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • extension lectures on "The Florentine Renaissance", 52
    • article on the first English communists, 55, 56
    • extension lecture on Lorenzo De' Medici and the Florentine Renaissance, 61, 62
    • the life and work of Savonarola and the Florentine Renaissance, 64
    • on Leonardo da Vinci and "The Florentine Renaissance", 72, 73
    • on French and German claims on the Rhine River and border security, 85
    • on recent four and a half hour speech by Mussolini, 102, 103
    • on chronicling tragedy and sensationalism in media, 127
    • member of SA Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee, 135
    • on value of examinations in education, 138
    • to attend meeting of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 173, 178
  • Hannan, Albert James,
    • appointed Crown Solicitor, 30, 33, 131
    • short biography, 33
    • photograph, 33, 131, 136
    • to represent State on legal business, 136
  • Harbison, Dr Alan Thomas, 167
  • Hardy, G, 85
  • Hargreaves, Dr William Arthur,
    • attended funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • one author of report on SA brown coal deposits, 78
    • invented a new word "chemologist" to distinguish a chemist from a pharmacist, 80
    • left to attend conferences in Melbourne on transport of explosives and dangerous goods, 150
  • Harvey, Hon W H, 34, 37, 39, 40, 169, 170
  • Harvey, Valda, 48, 50, 107, 157
  • Health and Safety,
    • fall from window of Darling Building, 134, 135
  • Health Inspectors' Association, 117
  • Heaton, Dr Herbert, 74, 78
  • Heinze, Prof Bernard, 136
  • Henderson, Henry Beecher, 39
  • Henderson, Professor George Cockburn,
    • researching history of several Pacific islands, 68
    • entertained by the Graduates' Association, 75
    • collected donations after the Armistice for the War Memorial scheme, 103
    • thanked for his efforts to raise money for the War Memorial appeal, 105, 106
  • Henderson, William, 5
  • Henry, Gladys Amy Thelma, 131
  • Heseltine, Frederick Augustus, 57
  • Hewitson, Dr Thomas, 122, 128
  • Hicks, Professor Cedric Stanton,
    • to give lecture on "The source of vital energy", 15
    • lectured on nutrition and 'sources of vital energy', 21
    • present at conferring of degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • to give an extension lecture course on "The Discovery of Matter", 52
    • attended the 1927 Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • appointed honorary clinical physiologist, 85
    • lectures on "The Discovery of Matter", 88, 89, 92, 93, 96, 97
    • spoke at the Workers' Educational Association student break-up, 135
    • present at the Graduates' annual luncheon, 163, 168
  • Higher education,
    • SA Government’s grants for university education, 8
  • Hill, Dr A W,
    • director of the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, to visit, 103
    • to be awarded the degree of Doctor of Science ad eundum gradum, 155
    • visiting Australia to see our flora and timber, 157
    • photograph, 157
    • warned of over-grazing, 159
    • spoke at Graduates' Association lunch of the value of the Waite Institute, 161, 163, 168
    • graduated as Doctor of Science ad eundum gradum, 163, 166
    • commented on Victoria Park racecourse and proposed removal of elm trees, 165
    • commented on the Botanic Garden, 165
    • value of the research supported by the Empire Marketing Board, 171
  • Hill, Dr Floy McCoy, 163, 168
  • Hill, Hon Lionel Laughton,
    • spoke in support of the Student Union Building and War Memorial, 197d
    • opened Adelaide Teachers' College new building, 20
    • reports 500 applications for night lectures at University, 20
  • Hodge, Charles Reynolds, 11, 13, 39, 139
  • Hogan, Philip Cornelius, 158, 159
  • Holden, Edward Wheewall, 34, 37, 40, 106
  • Holden, Mrs E W, 29, 50
  • Hollidge, David Henry, 13, 14, 60a, 60b, 166
  • Hollidge, Geoffrey David, 169
  • Holman, Frank Reginald, 142
  • Holmes, Edna Lucy, 158, 159
  • Homburg, Hermann, 31, 32, 35
  • Homes, Alma Ivy Penelope, 172
  • Hone, Dr Frank Sandland,
    • present at conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • attended funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • member of the University Union building fund committee, 91
    • spoke at student meeting supporting the proposed Student Union Building, 103
    • to lecture on "Maternal and child welfare", 116
    • lectured to the Health Inspectors' Association on bubonic plague, 117
    • re-elected to the Senate of the University of Adelaide, 139
    • photograph in the procession into Elder Hall for the graduation ceremony, 164a
    • appointed lecturer in Public Health and Preventive Medicine, 173
    • to attend meeting of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 173, 178
    • views on notification of diseases criticised, 63
    • retiring member of council available for re-election, 134
  • Hone, Effie J, 173
  • Hooker, George, 154
  • Hore-Ruthven, Major-General Alexander Gore Arkwright,
    • appointed Governor of South Australia, 179, 196b
    • short biography, 196c, 196d
    • photographs, 196d, 196e, 196f, 196g, 196h
  • Horner, John,
    • appointed as teacher of organ and pianoforte, 58, 127
    • photograph, 58, 158, 193
    • expected to arrive in February, 158
    • spoke of his career, the music scene in Glasgow, with comments on some modern composers, 193
  • Hosking, Dr Herbert Champion, 12, 13
  • Howard, T P, 33, 37
  • Howchin, Professor Walter,
    • short biography, 179
    • photograph, 179
    • theory of glacial action between Adelaide and Lake Eyre, 100
    • read a paper by Sir Tannatt William Edgeworth David at Royal Society, 104
    • discussed the Wagener continental theory at Astronomical Society, 116
    • read a paper on the older tillite of South Australia to Royal Society,128
  • Howse, VC, Sir Neville, 88
  • Hughes, Sir Walter Watson, 94
  • Hunkin, L C, 34, 37, 40
  • Hunter, Oswald, 39
  • Hutcheson, Lieut Commander George Ian Dewart, 8
  • Hutchins, Harry, 152, 154
  • Hyde, Miriam Beatrice, 107, 114, 129, 130
  • Hyde, Muriel,
    • see also Muriel Gmeiner, 78, 79
  • Hyde, Pauline, 154

• I

  • Imperial Agricultural Research Conference, 124, 125, 131, 134, 147, 151, 152
  • Imperial Conference on Education, 1, 2
  • Ingleby, Rupert, 80, 84
  • Institute of Pacific Relations, 7
  • Institute of Science and Industry, 171
  • Institutes Association of South Australia, 171
  • International Federation of University Women, 14
  • Irrigation and Drainage Commission, 27
  • Isbister, Dr James Linklater Thomson, 84
  • Isbister, William James, KC,
    • present at conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • photograph in procession at levee at Government House, 60b
    • attended the 1927 Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • short biography for his 61st birthday, 84
    • appointed to council for development of "Strathspey", 112b, 114
    • reappointed by Council to the Public Library Board, 134
    • photograph in the procession into Elder Hall for the graduation ceremony, 164a
  • Ising, Ernest H, 173, 178

• J

  • Jack, Robert Lockhart, 39
  • James, Wesley Hughes, 7, 10, 39, 45
  • Jamieson, Neil Livermore, 158, 159
  • Jarvis, H S C, 197b, 197c, 197d
  • Jefferis, Arthur Tarlton, 119
  • Jeffery, Mr F, 79, 80
  • Jeffries, Shirley Williams, 161
  • Jelley, Hon J, 169, 170
  • Jenkinson, Herbert Gordon, 12
  • Jessup, George Aubrey, 172
  • John Bagot Scholarship for Botany, 155
  • John Creswell Scholarship, 8
  • Johns, Fred, 33, 37
  • Johnson, Dr Edward Angas,
    • elected Fellow of the Royal Institute of Public Health, London, 14
    • photograph, 14, 107
    • made ex-territorial Justice of the Peace for Tasmania, 52
    • appointed chairman of the Board of Governors of the Botanic Gardens, 106, 107
    • became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, 155
  • Johnston, Frank, 157
  • Johnston, Professor Thomas Harvey,
    • present at conferring of degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • attended funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • read a paper on "New trematodes from an Australian Siluroid fish" to Royal Society, 90
  • Jolly, Norman William, 97
  • Jones, Professor Frederic Wood,
    • leaves Adelaide to continue research in Honolulu, 2
    • resigned from Flora and Fauna Board, 3
    • suggested formation of Board of Anthropological Research, 79, 80
    • mention in Sir George John Robert Murray's address at graduation, 166
  • Jones, Thomas Henry,
    • resigning from Elder Conservatorium, 22, 79, 81, 82, 97
    • photograph, 81
    • first graduate in music in an Australian university, 86
  • Jose, Rev George Herbert, 9, 10, 14
  • Joseph Fisher Lecture,
    • bi-annual lecture to be given by the Prime Minister Stanley Bruce, 7, 62, 73
    • lecture on the "Financial and Economic Position of Australia", 77
    • summary of lecture, 82, 83
    • printed copies of lecture available, 107
  • Joyce, Katie, 56
  • Joyner, Malcolm Stewart, 85

• K

  • Kemp, Francis Joseph Edmund, 51c, 52
  • Kerr, Dr Donald, 11, 12, 74, 192
  • Kessell, Stephen Lackey, 169
  • Kiek, Edward Sidney, 15, 52, 129, 140, 171
  • Kiek, Rev Winifred, 171
  • King's College, 25
  • Kirwood, Albert Ernest Maldon, 15, 39, 116
  • Kleeman, Reginald Theodore, 57
  • Koonamore Research Station, 157, 159
  • Krahmann, Dr Karl, 101, 128, 129
  • Krantz, Dr Sydney, 167

• L

  • Laby, Prof T H, 86
  • Lady Symon Building,
    • Pageant of Learning held to raise funds to furnish the building, 48, 50
    • progress towards its construction, 66, 67, 124
    • foundation stone, 17, 124, 132a
    • photographs, 132b, 132c
  • Laffer, Gwen, 154
  • Laffer, Hon G R, 168
  • Lane-Poole, C E, 23, 26, 120, 121, 141
  • Lang, Eric, 7
  • Lawrence, Dr Bruce Ernest, 167
  • Lawrence, Edna, 157
  • Lawson, Prof A G, 78
  • Lawson, Prof Abercrombie Anstruther, 22, 23
  • League of Nations, 5
  • League of Nations Essay Prize, 134
  • League of Nations Union, 126, 140
  • Leeper, G W, 126
  • Leitch, Peggy, 157
  • Leitch, Phyllis, 157
  • Lendon, Alan Harding, 158, 159, 161, 163, 168
  • Lendon, Alfred Austin, 173, 178
  • Lendon, Dr Alan Harding, 167
  • Lindon, Dr Guy Austin, 115, 173
  • Lewcock, Harry Kingsley, 86, 87
  • Lewis, Stanley Heathcote, 28, 29
  • Library Federation of Australia and New Zealand, 171
  • Ligertwood, George Coutts, 26
  • Lightfoot Refrigerating Company Limited, 86
  • Lindon, Dr Leonard Charles Edward, 115
  • Listerian Oration, 56
  • London University, 75
  • Love, Dr John Alexander, 12, 173, 174
  • Love, Mrs. J A, 173
  • Ludbrook, Wallis Verco, 158, 159

• M

  • Macbeth, Professor Alexander Killen, 147, 165, 166
  • MacCullum, Sir Mungo William, 7, 8, 128
  • MacIntosh, J H C, 166
  • MacKay, Alexander Leslie Gordon,
    • addressed Student Accountants Association, 8
    • spoke on importance of the WEA, 13
    • welcome address to Commerce Students Association, 15
    • spoke to the 1927 WEA conference on trade unions and education, 16
    • South Australian delegate to WEA federal council meeting, 56
    • lecture on "The trend of Australian banking", 79
    • attended the 1927 Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • reported on the current session of the WEA, 114
    • to attend meeting of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 173, 178
  • Macklin, Ellen Dulcie, 115, 146, 155
  • MacMillan, G A, 13, 14, 166
  • Maddeford, Sheila Lamont, 146, 155, 169
  • Madigan, Cecil Thomas,
    • attended funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • photographed at levee at Government House, 60b
    • secretary of appeal committee for funding the University Union building, 91
    • chaired annual meeting of Graduates' Association, 100
    • secretary of committee formed to raise funds for Union Building and War Memorial, 101
    • support for proposed Student Union Building, 103
    • spoke on geology of the Willunga scarp to Royal Society, 128
    • member of Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee, 135
    • report of trip to Central Australia, 138
    • on drought conditions in Central Australia, 156, 157
    • photograph, 156
  • Maegraith, Brian Gilmore, 158, 159
  • Magarey, Dr Ivan Sandilands, 167
  • Magarey, Dr Rupert Eric, 85
  • Makin, Dr Frank Humphrey, 85
  • Mander, Linden Alfred, 136
  • Mangan, John Arthur Leslie, 101, 169
  • Mann, Margaret Noble, 132c, 133c
  • Marston, Hedley Ralph, 182
  • Martin, John Claude, 30, 39
  • Matters, Arnold Hatherleigh, 141
  • Mawson, Lady, 29, 50
  • Mawson, Professor Sir Douglas,
    • return to Adelaide from Antarctic explorations, 7
    • spoke of Australia's claim to Antarctic territory and the whaling industry, 16
    • photograph, 16, 34, 38, 42, 192
    • returns from overseas lecture tour, 21
    • correcting an interview statement referring to South African politics, 23
    • present at conferring of honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • comments about the effects of recent dust storms, 53
    • proposed that postal voting be allowed for the election of Council members, 65, 66
    • economic possibilities for Antarctica, 67
    • hunting of possums in Adelaide Hills, 67
    • contributed to report on SA brown coal deposits, 78
    • attended the Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82, 83
    • delegate to Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science, 90, 173, 178
    • read a paper by Bruce Fleming Goode, 90
    • advocated afforestation close to city, 102
    • report of the trip to Central Australia, 138, 139
    • met Sir Tannatt William Edgeworth David at Port Adelaide, 159
    • presented with the Medal of the Societe de Geographie of Paris, 192
  • Mayfield, Vera Selina Gwendoline, 131, 152, 154
  • Mayo, Dr Helen Mary,
    • to assist at conferring of honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 28, 34, 37, 40
    • originator of the Pageant of Learning, 50
    • appointment as lecturer on clinical diseases of children confirmed, 74
    • attended the 1927 Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • elected to the committee of Graduates Association, 100
    • council representative on committee of University Womens Union, 124
    • photographed in procession for graduation, 164a
  • Mayo, Herbert, 101
  • McBryde, Frederick Balfour, 39, 44
  • McCabe, James Ramsay, 115
  • McCabe, John O'Connor, 142, 152, 154
  • McCallum, Hon T, 169, 170
  • McCarthy, Joseph Francis, 28, 29
  • McCoy, William Taylor,
    • SA delegate to the Imperial Conference on Education, London, 2, 162
    • comments on the teaching of agriculture in schools, 154, 160, 180, 181
    • photograph, 154, 162, 180
    • mentioned in editorial on the necessity of examinations, 172
  • McDonald, Cyril George Hugh, 57
  • McDonnell, John Carlile, 15
  • McEwin, John Neil, 101
  • McGrath, Constance Cecily, 78, 79
  • McInnes, Hon J, 12
  • McInnes, W B, 78, 79, 85
  • McIntosh, Hon M, 161, 163, 168
  • McIntosh, J H C, 13, 14, 59
  • McKail, Gertrude Mary, 100
  • McKay, Dr Douglas Gordon, 167
  • McKechnie, Alan Francis Clark, 135
  • McKee, George Angas, 172
  • McKee, William Albert Kenneth, 17, 69
  • McLean, Albert Eric, 25
  • McLean, Dorothy Alice, 48, 50, 124
  • McLean, Leonard Allen, 158, 159
  • McLeay, Marshall John, 28, 29
  • Mead, Cecil Silas, 13, 14
  • Medicine, School of,
    • Dr Brian Herbert Swift reported on obstetrics teaching in UK and Europe, 7
    • obituary of Dr Mark Johnston Symons, 9
    • biography and photo of Thorburn Brailsford Robertson, Professor of Physiology, 11
  • Medicine, Study of
    • information on Medicine as a career for girls, 25
    • statute alterations to subject pre-requisites, 140
    • Dr Ray’s reply to letters on changes to medical degree examinations, 160
  • Meegan, Alice, 78, 79, 86, 107, 111, 114, 115, 116, 131, 152
  • Meegan, Kathleen Mary, 60a, 86, 101, 108, 124, 126
  • Methodist Ladies College, 117
  • Melba, Dame Nellie, 17, 114
  • Melbourne, Henry Eoin Sydney, 57
  • Mellor, Thomas Reginald, 17, 121
  • Mellowship, Joan, 152
  • Melrose, John,
    • gift of £10,000 for the Waite Institute, 90a2, 91, 92, 93, 94, 109, 168
    • photograph, 93, 194a, 194b, 194c
    • brief biography, 91, 92
    • named as benefactor in Sir George John Robert Murray's address, 163, 165, 166
    • mentioned in second reading of Agricultural Education Bill, 168
  • Melrose, Lily Margaret, 191, 192, 193, 194b, 194c, 194d
  • Menear, Rev Ira, 175
  • Messent, Frank Ashby, 172
  • Millhouse, Eric William John, 31, 32, 35, 108
  • Mills, Hon W J G, 169, 170
  • Mines, School of,
    • compulsory pass in Intermediate Certificate English as prerequisite for entry, 13
    • Professor Kerr Grant accepted position on Council, 63
    • appreciation of the work of Prof Edward Henry Rennie and Sir George Brookman, 114
  • Mitchell, Professor Sir William,
    • preface to Jubilee booklet, 19
    • opening of the new Adelaide Teachers' College building, 20
    • 66th birthday, 22
    • conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 28, 34, 37, 40
    • photograph, 34, 38, 42, 43, 133a, 163, 164a, 172
    • thanked helpers and donors for their part in the Pageant of Learning, 48
    • tribute to Prof Robert William Chapman on his CMG, 57
    • chaired a lecture by Prof Carter Goodrich on labour and unionism in America, 63
    • replied to toast at dinner of Commerce Students, 69
    • work of Sir George Brookman for university, 71, 75
    • attended funeral of Sir George Brookman, 73
    • 1927 Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • returned from Melbourne meeting of standing committee of Australian universities, 104
    • laying of foundation stone of Lady Symon Building, 133a, 133b, 133c
    • annual breakup of Workers Educational Association, 134, 135
    • on new regulations for the Diploma of Commerce, 149
    • winners of music diplomas and scholarships, 152, 154
    • mentioned in Sir George John Robert Murray's address at graduation, 163, 166
    • leaving for trip to England, 172
    • to look for an entomologist for the John Melrose Laboratory during his overseas trip, 192
  • Mitton, Ronald Gladstone, 5, 111
  • Moore, Arthur Pariss Reading, 85, 173
  • Moore, Bertie Harcourt, 3, 57
  • Moore, Kathleen, 134, 135
  • Morgan, Dr Alexander Matheson, 3, 124
  • Morris, Hildred Ione, 48, 50
  • Mortlock, John Andrew Tennant, 168, 191, 192, 193
  • Moss, Ronald, 157
  • Moyes, Archdeacon John Stoward, 136, 167
  • Mudie, George Dempster, 17, 57
  • Muirhead, Henry Mortimer SM, 31, 33
  • Murray, Sir George John Robert,
    • conferring a degree on HRH the Duke of York, 5, 28, 34, 37, 40
    • on need for extra judicial assistance, 22
    • attended student concerts, 23, 43, 67
    • heard applications for admission to the Bar, 28, 29, 169
    • death of Thomas Slaney Poole, 31, 32, 55
    • photographs, 43, 104, 119, 132a, 133a, 153, 164a, 166, 194b, 194d, 194e
    • attended the funeral of Sir George Brookman, 73
    • presided over Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • elected patron of the Graduates Association, 100
    • launch of Students Union Building project, 101, 103, 104, 105, 106
    • welcomed Dorothy Christine Somerville as first lady barrister, 115
    • 64th birthday, 119
    • his hobby of stamp collecting, 123
    • laying of the foundation stone of the Lady Symon Building, 132a, 132b, 132c, 133a, 133b, 133c
    • member of the SA Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee, 135
    • sworn in as Lieutenant-Governor, 153, 155, 193
    • farewell to Sir Tom Bridges, 153, 154
    • to preside at graduation ceremony, 155, 159, 162, 165, 166
    • mentioned in William Fuller's speech at the Graduates Association, 163
    • laying of foundation stone for the John Melrose Laboratory, 191, 192, 193
    • to preside over meeting about the Student Union Building, 197b, 197c, 197d
  • Music Teachers' Association,
    • see also Associated Teachers' Association, 17, 60a
  • Music, Study of,
    • career opportunities for girls, 29

• N

  • Nairn, Dr William Archibald Jock, 167
  • Napier, Justice Thomas John Mellis, 28, 129
  • Napier, Mrs Mellis, 29, 50
  • National Council of Wool Selling Brokers, 93
  • Naylor, Professor Henry Darnley, 5, 124, 166
  • Naylor, Ruth Winnifred,
    • sang in Elder second performance of "The Family Party", 69
    • played in the sixth concert of the series, 78, 79
    • in opera class's performance, 111
    • in concert given by Francis Clive Savill Carey's pupils, 116
    • sang at Francis Clive Savill Carey's student concert, 141
    • sang in Gluck's opera "Orpheus" in second of two concluding concerts, 157
  • Nelligan, Joseph William, 33, 35
  • Newland, Dr Henry Simpson, 39, 60b, 173
  • Newling, Dr P Ray, 145
  • Newman, Edyth, 154
  • Newman, George Gough, 131
  • Norman, William Ashley, 195
  • Nott, Dr Harry Carew, 85
  • Nuyts, Pieter, 25

• O

  • O'Connor, Richard Joseph, 158, 159
  • O'Halloran, T S, 32, 35
  • Oliphant, Harold George, 16, 86, 124
  • Oliphant, Marcus Lawrence Elwin, 86, 90, 103
  • Oliphant, Roland Harry, 54
  • Optometrist Association, 53, 54
  • Ornithological Association, 124
  • Orr, Gertrude, 152, 154
  • Orr, John Boyd, 17, 90a4
  • Osborn, Edith May, 17, 29, 48, 50, 124, 166
  • Osborn, Mrs T G B,
    • see also Osborn, Edith May
  • Osborn, Professor Theodore George Bentley,
    • to advise on research on pastures and stock nutrition, 17, 18
    • conference on Commonwealth assistance to state agriculture, 21
    • delegate to conference of Australian Association for the Advancement of Science, 23, 24
    • conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • appointed to CSIR standing committee on agricultural research, 52
    • presided over meetings of the Royal Society of South Australia, 104, 115
    • delegate to inter-state conference on plant quarantine, 117
    • plant disease census to be prepared, 118
    • photograph, 34, 38, 40, 42, 127
    • appointed professor of Botany in Sydney, 127, 128, 174
    • resignation, 146, 147
    • visit to the Koonamore experimental reserve, 157, 159
    • to present candidates for degrees in science, 159
    • mentioned in Sir George John Robert Murray's address at graduation, 166
    • to attend meeting of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 173, 178

• P

  • Pacific Relations, Institute of
    • Sir Mungo William MacCallum represents Australia, 7
  • Pageant of Learning,
    • pageant of music and dances held to raise money, 29, 48, 50
    • photographs, 47, 48, 50, 51a
  • Palmer, Ethel Bradshaw, 144
  • Parsons, Harold Stephen,
    • interview with "Adelaide's premier 'cellist", 17
    • photograph, 17, 109
    • concerts by Elder Conservatorium String Quartet, 25, 26, 86, 108
    • Beethoven Memorial concert, 43
    • chamber music recital, 56, 57
    • Ravel String Quartet at Elder Conservatorium, 60a
    • Elder Conservatorium concerts, 69, 71, 72, 126, 152
    • second chamber music concert, 101
    • appointed choirmaster and organist of the Pirie Street Methodist Church, 109
    • concert by South Australian Orchestra, 114
    • organist for concert by ladies part-singing class, 115
    • played cello part in Beethoven's Trio in B flat, 124
    • played for the graduation ceremony, 165, 166
  • Parsons, Hon Justice Herbert Angas,
    • present at conferring of degree on HRH Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • elected to the University Senate as Warden, 65, 66, 139
    • overseas trip, 2, 12
    • took seat on the Bench, 11
    • member of council, 134, 139
    • heard applications for admission to the Bar, 28, 169
    • brief biography, 53
    • photographs, 53, 65, 66, 154, 164a,
    • attended the Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • speaker at meeting to launch Students Union Building and War Memorial, 101
    • presided over annual dinner of Law Students Society, 101, 105, 105a, 106
    • re-elected President of the English Speaking Union's Adelaide branch, 154
    • mentioned in Sir George Murray’s speech at graduation ceremony, 166
    • presided over special Senate meeting, 165
    • appointed vacation judge, 169
  • Parsons, Philip Brendon Angas, 101
  • Pascoe, Hon T, 34, 37, 40, 169, 170
  • Patchell, Mary Emma, 172
  • Paton, Walter DC, 136
  • Pearce, George,
    • plays at Conservatorium concerts, 24, 25, 26, 108, 109, 111, 114, 126, 131, 152
    • played at concert in aid of the SA Student Christian Movement, 44
    • to marry Sylvia Muriel Whitington, 140
    • a student of his played in final 1927 Elder student concert, 152
  • Pennycuick, Dr Stuart Wortley,
    • short biography, 88
    • photograph, 88, 174
    • Fellow of the Royal Society of South Australia, 90, 104
    • commented on report from Germany on the production of benzine from coal, 155
    • to attend meeting of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 173, 178
    • awarded a Rockefeller fellowship in chemistry, 174
    • awarded grant from the Commonwealth Government's Science and Industry Endowment Fund for chemical research, 182
  • Pennycuick, Mrs, 29, 50
  • Perkins, Horace James, 29, 107
  • Perkins, Professor Arthur James, 21, 23, 24
  • Peters, Dr Geoffrey Ernest, 167
  • Pether, Lilian Gertrude Elizabeth, 43
  • Pettersson, Dr Hans, 181
  • Phipps, Ivan Francis, 120
  • Pierce, Ray, 157
  • Pilgrim, Mrs F F, 29, 50
  • Piper, Clarence Sherwood, 120, 122
  • Piper, Flora Elizabeth, 50
  • Piper, Justice A W, 61, 65, 66
  • Pittman, H A, 118, 122, 152
  • Polack, Dr J, 145
  • Poole, Canon Frederick Slaney, 4, 39, 60b, 86
  • Poole, Dr Frederic St John, 39
  • Poole, Justice Thomas Slaney,
    • health has improved, 5
    • death announced, 29, 55
    • funeral, 31, 35, 39
    • obituaries, biographies, tributes, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 37
    • photograph, 31, 32, 34
    • mention in Sir George John Robert Murray's graduation address, 162, 163, 166
  • Powell, Dr Henry Arthur, 56
  • Prescott, Professor James Arthur,
    • research on pastures and stock nutrition, 17, 18, 20
    • conference on Commonwealth assistance to state agriculture, 21
    • delegate to Australian Association for Advancement of Science conference, 23, 24, 90
    • research studies on irrigation and soils, 25, 27, 62, 158
    • present at the conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • appointed to the CSIR standing committee on agricultural research, 52
    • showed delegates of Pastoralists and Wool Selling Brokers through soils laboratory, 76, 77
    • attended the 1927 Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • lecture on "The Law of Diminishing Returns and Crop Production", 84, 92, 95, 96, 119
    • paper on "The Reaction of South Australian Soils" to Royal Society, 115
    • report of progress of first three years of the Waite Agricultural Research Institute, 117
    • photograph, 119
    • in charge of Waite Agricultural Institute while Prof Arnold E V Richardson away, 120
    • "Manuring as a factor in the production of increased crops", 121, 122
    • showed farmers attending the Agricultural Bureaus conference around Waite Institute, 122
    • welcomed new Roseworthy Principal Walter Richard Birks at old scholars dinner, 123
    • showed Col Huxley and Mr Amery around Waite Institute, 128
    • Waite Institute was likely to be involved in Murray River district research, 147
    • showed Dr Arthur William Hill over Waite Institute, 165
    • mentioned in Sir George John Robert Murray's address at graduation, 166
    • meeting of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 173, 178
    • at the laying of the foundation stone of the John Melrose Laboratory, 191, 192, 193
  • Price, Archibald Grenfell,
    • to teach a WEA class in economic geography, 15
    • illustrated lecture on River Murray history to the Historical Society, 16
    • present at conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • attended state funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • member of the University Union building fund committee, 91
    • elected treasurer at annual meeting of the Graduates Association, 100
    • spoke at meeting supporting the proposed Student Union Building, 103
    • "A casual geography of the world" now in its 8th edition, 115
    • to attend meeting of Australian Association for Advancement of Science, 173, 178
  • Price, Mrs A Grenfell, 29
  • Priest, Gwen, 157
  • Prince, Muriel Marjory, 44, 78, 79, 111, 115, 131, 152, 157
  • Public Examinations Board,
    • supplementary Leaving Examination pass lists, 9, 10, 11
    • comment on 1927 PEB manual, 19
    • letter to 'The News' on mistake in mathematics examiner's comments, 129
    • Leaving Honours examination results, 17, 162
  • Public lectures,
    • free public lectures for music teachers, 46
    • Listerian Oration given by Dr Robert Marshall on "The future of obstetrics", 56
    • bi-annual Joseph Fisher Lecture by Prime Minister Stanley Bruce, 62, 82, 83
    • fifty years ago Prof Ralph Tate arranged 12 botanical demonstrations, 128
  • Publications,
    • first edition of magazine "Commerce" published by Commerce Students' Association, 124
  • Puddy, Betty Froome, 141, 142, 152, 154
  • Puddy, Maude Mary,
    • soloist at Beethoven Memorial concert, 43
    • played in staff and student concerts, 69, 71, 72, 77, 78, 79, 84, 101, 109, 111, 124
    • accompanied Francis Clive Savill Carey's singing, 107
    • her student, Ethel Bradshaw (Peggy) Palmer, to study in Leipzig, 144
    • teacher of student who performed in concert, 152
  • Pulleine, Dr Robert Henry,
    • future meetings of Anthropological Society to be held at the University, 84
    • discussed aboriginal fishing methods and games and amusements, 100
    • presided over meeting of the Anthropological Society, 125
    • present at Graduates' Association's annual luncheon, 163, 168

• R

  • Raven, Jessie Frances, 78, 79
  • Ray, Dr William,
    • member of the recent expedition to Central Australia, 79, 80
    • Chair of Board for Anthropological Research, 79, 80
    • present at conferring of honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • attended the 1927 Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • appointed to a committee to cooperate with Council and the Adelaide Hospital Board, 85
    • comments on research into causes of cancer, 90
    • to present candidates for degrees in medicine and surgery, 159
    • changes to medical degree examinations, 160
  • Ray, Mrs William, 29
  • Reed, Eileen Ruth Lathlean, 6
  • Reed, Geoffrey Sandford, 168, 173
  • Registrars,
    • Charles Reynolds Hodge, 11, 13, 39, 139
    • Frederick William Eardley, 5, 34, 37, 39, 40, 73, 75, 82, 100, 119, 123, 156, 160
  • Reid, Janet, 157
  • Reimann, Immanuel Gotthold,
    • to preside over annual meeting of Elder Conservatorium Association, 15
    • comment on registration of music teachers, 80, 82
    • arranged three student recitals, 136
    • reviews of concert given by his students, 142, 147
    • letter thanking music critic for positive notices on three student concerts, 150
    • presented winners of music diplomas and scholarships to the Vice-Chancellor, 152, 154
    • as acting dean, presented final student concert, 17, 152, 154
    • spoke of William Silver's long career, 157
    • will present David Alexander Burnard for degree of bachelor of music, 159
    • gave a lecture on "Pianoforte playing and teaching", 55
  • Rennie, Professorr Edward Henry,
    • staff and temporary lecturers to fill in until successor is appointed, 7, 9
    • former president of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science, 14
    • Dr Leonard Keith Ward spoke in appreciation of the work of Prof. Edward Henry Rennie, 114
    • mention in Sir George John Robert Murray's graduation address, 162, 163, 166
  • Research,
    • Federal Research Laboratory on human and animal diseases to be established, 12, 15
    • plans for CSIR and University joint project on pasture deficiencies and stock nutrition, 17, 18
    • conference with states and universities on plans for agricultural research, 18
    • report on conference on Commonwealth assistance to state agricultural research, 22
    • research by University scientists on plants and animals of islands in Nuyts Archipelago, 25
    • Animal Products Research Foundation reports, 90, 91
    • work of Waite Institute reported, 120
    • Adelaide Council not to urge for the establishment of cancer research organisation, 123
  • Residential Colleges,
    • report of two years of progress for St Mark’s College, 53
    • Sir John and Lady Duncan's gift of "Strathspey" for a residential college, 112a, 112b, 112c, 113, 114, 166
    • St Mark's College report to Synod, 115
    • Walter D C Paton appointed secretary to new Presbyterian College, 115
    • R R P Barbour appointed master of new St Andrew's Residential College, 173
  • Rhodes Scholarship,
    • Myles Landseer Formby, 5
    • Herbert Isaac Coombs, 12, 52
    • Dr Howard Walter Florey appointed Huddersfield lecturer, 66
    • annual dinner held in Oxford attended by several Australian scholars, 75
    • Norman William Jolly, first SA Rhodes Scholar, 97
    • Ronald Gladstone Mitton, 111
    • Henry Herman Leopold Adolph Brose, 113
    • Dr Frederick Lewis Thyer, 1, 127, 134
    • nominations for South Australian scholarship, 128, 135
    • Franz William Wagner, 146, 149
    • applications called for the position of keeper of the new Rhodes House library in Oxford, 163
    • reports for academic year 1926-27, 174, 175
  • Richards, Justice Frederick William, 21, 22, 28, 29
  • Richardson, Dr Arnold Edwin Victor,
    • spoke on benefits of science and education applied to agriculture, 2
    • to investigate mineral composition of Australian fodder plants, 18
    • conference on Commonwealth assistance to state agriculture, 21
    • Dr S S Cameron writes preface of Dr Richardson's contribution to Victoria's agriculture, 22
    • delegate to Australian Association for Advancement of Science conference, 23, 24
    • spoke at the Central Agricultural Bureau on agricultural research, 26
    • to collaborate with Irrigation Commission on soil research, 27
    • present at conferring of degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • appointed to CSIR, 52, 57, 89
    • photograph, 57, 92, 151
    • introduced delegates to Waite Agricultural Research Institute, 76, 77
    • reported the funds and financing of agricultural research and organisations overseas, 79, 80
    • support from Country Party for his proposed agricultural research, 82
    • attended the Joseph Fisher lecture given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • showed the Prime Minister, Senator and Premier over the Waite Institute, 84
    • to leave on mission to London, 85
    • A Oliver Badman support on value of agricultural research, 86
    • to investigate mineral deficiencies in fodder plants, 90, 91
    • to attend Imperial Conference for the co-ordination of agricultural research, 92
    • delighted with "magnificent gift" from John Melrose, 93
    • short biography, 94
    • spoke at Roseworthy Winter School, 95, 96
    • detailed report of address on wheat production given to farmers, 98, 99
    • leaving for Melbourne and London, 103, 104
    • commented on soil chemistry research, 103
    • left to attend an Imperial Conference on Agricultural Research, 107
    • report on progress of Waite Agricultural Research Institute, 117
    • to attend conference of the Commonwealth Research Council in London, 118, 120
    • Imperial Agricultural Research Conference, 124, 125, 126, 134, 136, 147, 149, 151, 152
    • comments on research at Rothamsted Low temperature Research Station, 131
    • State not sharing expenses for his attendance at the Empire Conference, 132d
    • reports on research into mineral deficiencies of pasture, 152
    • mentioned in Sir George John Robert Murray's graduation address, 166
    • Agricultural Education Bill, 168, 179
    • praise for his work with the Waite institute, 169
    • comment on the proposed visit to Australia of Sir John Russell, 178
    • work mentioned by Prof H G Denham, 186, 187
    • mentioned in reports of laying of foundation stone of John Melrose Laboratory, 191, 192, 193
  • Riddle, Wynne St Clare, 158, 159
  • Roach, Esma, 152, 154
  • Robertson, Iris Esther, 114
  • Robertson, Professor Thorburn Brailsford,
    • short biography, 11
    • photograph, 11, 66
    • sceptical on gland rejuvenation, 12
    • to lead joint research project on stock nutrition, 17, 18
    • on vitamins and health, 27
    • present at conferring of honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • on war and eugenics, 53
    • co-operation between pure science and industrial development essential, 64, 65
    • elected to Council, 65, 66
    • instrumental in forming an employment bureau to benefit students and industry, 68
    • attended funeral of Sir George Brookman, 73
    • addressed Graziers' Convention, 74
    • spoke at conference of National Woolgrowers' Council of Australia, 75, 76, 77
    • on the value of scientific research, 78
    • Prof T H Laby's comments on inadequate support for research in physics, 86
    • on recent research into causes of cancer, 88
    • spoke about pastures, animal nutrition and selective breeding, 90, 91
    • on the "Age of Biology", 100
    • soils and pasture research carried out with the Waite Agricultural Research Institute, 120
    • on "Our System of Education", 126
    • on need for courses and training in experimental biology and chemistry, 137
    • relationship between smoking and alcohol and cancer of the mouth and throat, 150
    • part of proposed co-operative research with UK and USA, 152
    • CSIR's first annual report comments on his work on animal nutrition, 158
    • mentioned in Sir George John Robert Murray's graduation address, 166
    • mentioned in article on value of research into agricultural problems, 171
    • Prof H G Denham to confer, 187
  • Robertson, Sydney Clifford, 114
  • Robinson, J Emlyn, 174
  • Robinson, Roy Lister, 17, 57
  • Rogers, Dr Richard Sanders, 115, 173, 178
  • Rogers, Leslie Sanders, 17, 85
  • Rollison, Gerald Dominic, 28, 29, 101
  • Ronald, Stuart Douglas, 31, 32, 35
  • Rose Grainger Orchestral Fund, 17, 28
  • Roseworthy Agricultural College,
    • Walter John Colebatch, principal, 27, 52, 75, 87
    • a social and dance to farewell H C Pritchard and welcome Walter Richard Birks, 91
    • Prof Arnold E V Richardson spoke at Winter School, 95, 96, 98, 99
    • mentioned in editorial on benefits of agricultural science, 109
    • research into salinity problems, 119
    • annual reunion dinner of old scholars, 123
    • photograph, 90a1
  • Rossiter, James Leonard, 17, 111
  • Roupell, Arthur Norton, 33, 103, 173
  • Rowing,
    • Dr Frederick LewisThyer, Rhodes Scholar, on rowing in Oxford, 1, 134
    • University's team gone to compete in the Australian championships, 52
  • Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, 144
  • Royal Society of South Australia,
    • new fellows admitted, 90
    • Dr Karl Krahmann, Berlin University, to give a lecture on geophysics, 101
    • report of meetings, 104, 115
    • Prof John Burton Cleland appointed president, 127
    • report of annual meeting, 128
    • review of Prof Rudolf Krahmann's lecture, 129
  • Royal Society of St George, 33, 37
  • Rudall, R T, 135
  • Russell, Dr Henry Herbert Ernest, 56
  • Russell, Sir John, 178
  • Rutherford, Sir Ernest, 181
  • Rynpam,
    • the Rynpam or 'floating university' arrived in Naples, 7

• S

  • Sabine, Ernest Maurice, 1, 12
  • Samuel, Geoffrey,
    • experiments on tomato wilt, 27
    • reports loss of wheat through preventable diseases, 61
    • working with H.A.Pittman on tomato wilt, 120, 122
    • discussed tomato wilt with Dr Arthur William Hill, 165
    • mention in Sir George John Robert Murray's address at graduation, 166
    • mentioned in report of laying of foundation stone of John Melrose Laboratory, 191, 192, 193
  • Sandery, Charles Arthur, 31, 32, 35, 39
  • Sangster, Dr John Clive, 167
  • Saunders, Pepita Cerda, 50
  • Schilsky, Charles,
    • to perform at a chamber music concert, 25
    • performed in staff concerts, 25, 26, 56, 57, 60a, 69, 71, 72, 86, 101, 108, 124, 126
    • public lecture on violin teaching, 63
    • his pupil, Harry Hutchens, praised, 116, 152
  • Scholarships,
    • John Creswell Scholarship awarded to Dorothy Maud Wright, 8
    • Council established two annual music scholarships and two annual exhibitions in music, 22
    • three scholarships for Bachelor of Dental Surgery, 41a, 45
    • Sir Thomas Hudson Beare, holder of first South Australian Scholarship, 78
    • Marcus Lawrence Elwin Oliphant awarded Exhibition Science Research Scholarship, 86
    • Council for Scientific and Industrial Research offering five scholarships, 86
    • free return passages awarded annually by shipping lines to, 19
    • university students, 90, 101
    • St Mark's College report to Synod appeals for scholarship endowments, 115
    • SA Commercial Travellers' Association scholarship proposed in 1877, 119
    • report by Joseph Garnett Wood on his Jubilee Exhibition Fund scholarship research, 121
    • four Australian Forestry School research scholarships available, 141, 142
  • Schulz, Dr Adolf John, 20
  • Science and Industry Endowment Act, 115, 118
  • Scollin, Mollie, 154
  • Scott, Dr Malcolm Leslie, 112b, 114, 173
  • Scott, Ronald Melville, 57, 135
  • Segnit, Ralph Walter, 15
  • Senate, University of Adelaide,
    • fifty years ago the Senate was inaugurated, 13, 33
    • Hon Justice Herbert Angas Parsons elected as Warden, 65, 66, 139
    • alterations to statutes and regulations for St Mark's College and "Strathspey", 137
    • Frederick William Eardley re-elected Clerk, 139
    • report of meeting, elections and alterations to regulations and statutes, 140, 141
    • special meetings to consider change to regulation VII, 155, 160, 165
    • photograph, 162
  • Sharp, Canon William Hey, 17
  • Shepherd, E J, 34, 37, 40, 52, 168
  • Shepley, Arthur Raymond, 57
  • Shorney, Mrs H F, 29, 50
  • Short, Dr Augustus, 10
  • Siegale, Mabel, 152, 154
  • Silver, William, 69, 71, 72, 77, 78, 79, 129, 152, 157
  • Simpson, A A, 144
  • Sinclair, Jean Lily, 50, 141, 157
  • Sir Samuel McCaughey Bequest, 169
  • Skinner, Mostyn, 157
  • Skipper, Eleanor, 154
  • Smeaton, Lieutenant Colonel, 66
  • Smith, Dr William Ramsay, 138
  • Smith, Gordon Wearing, 14
  • Smith, Imelda, 77, 78, 79, 154
  • Smith, Louis Laybourne, 192, 197b, 197c, 197d
  • Smith, Mrs Viner, 29
  • Smith, Robert Barr, 166
  • Smith, Roy Frisby, 72, 84, 96, 97
  • Smith, Sydney Talbot, 100
  • Smith, Tom Elder Barr,
    • progress of Elder, Smith & Co, 6
    • present at the conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • attended funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • appointed to the first council for development of "Strathspey", 112b, 114
    • donated £20,000 for the new Barr Smith Library building, 113
    • retiring member of Council available for re-election, 134
    • re-elected to Senate, 139
    • listed as benefactor in Sir George John Robert Murray's graduation address, 163, 165, 166
  • Sobels, Stella, 157
  • Solomon, Dr George Herbert, 167
  • Solomon, Ella, 154
  • Somerville, Dorothy Christine, 115
  • South Australian Commercial Travellers' Association, 119
  • South Australian Dental Association, 116, 145, 157
  • South Australian Music Teachers' Association, 82, 99
  • South Australian Orchestra,
    • funding problems and appeals, 28, 54, 55
    • Beethoven Commemoration concert, 43
    • reviews of concerts, 61, 84, 102, 114
    • attendance of school children at concerts very beneficial, 68
    • co-operated with Adelaide Bach Society in many concerts, 81
    • Mignon Weston, formerly principal oboist, now performing and lecturing in Melbourne, 91
    • conductor William Henry Foote to celebrate birthday, 107
  • South Australian Scholarship, 78
  • South Australian School of Mines and Industries, 69, 70, 71, 72
  • South Australian Student Christian Movement, 44
  • Southwood, Dr Albert Ray, 85, 116
  • Sowden, Sir William, 171, 173, 178
  • Sport,
    • report of Adelaide Teachers College student council detailing sport successes, 5
    • Adelaide City Council granted extra land for university sport provisions, 124
  • Sprod, Mrs Milo, 29, 50
  • St Marks College, 53, 115, 150
  • St Peters College, 17, 90a3
  • Staff,
    • staff and temporary lecturers to fill in until successor to Prof. E H Rennie appointed, 7
    • organist sought, 7
    • appointments and changes for first term, 13
    • Harold Eustace Wylde' replacement to be appointed, 22
    • members of staff to assist with the "Pageant of Learning", 29
    • staff present at the conferring of an honorary degree on the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • staff attended the state funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • staff attended a levee at Government House, 60b
    • staff attended the funeral of Sir George Brookman, 73
    • staff attended the Joseph Fisher Lecture in Commerce given by the Prime Minister, 82
    • new appointments in Faculties of Medicine, Law and Dentistry, 173
    • several staff to attend the nineteenth meeting of the CSIResearch in Hobart, 173, 178
  • State Government, 110
  • State Library of South Australia, 25
  • Statistics, 7, 136
  • Statutes, 140, 141
  • Sterry, Agnes, 14
  • Stevens, Edgar Loveday, 39, 44
  • Stevens, Rev Aubrey Clement, 15, 39, 60b, 82, 164a
  • Stewart, Professor John McKellar,
    • university contact for proposed WEA courses, 13
    • 49th birthday, 31
    • present at conferring of degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • attended funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • attended lecture by the Prime Minister, 82
    • elected to the committee of Graduates' Association, 100
    • appointed to first council of "Strathspey", 112b, 114
    • spoke on need for quality tutors in extension study opportunities, 135
    • photographed in procession into Elder Hall for graduation, 164a, 164b
  • Stirling, Sir John Lancelot, 7, 51b
  • Stow, Francis Leslie, 74
  • Strehlow, Theodor Georg Heinrich, 145, 158, 159
  • Streich, Dr Carl Ivo, 1, 29
  • Strong, Professor Sir Archibald Thomas,
    • present at conferring of degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • gave lecture on “The Wooden O” to Shakespeare Society, 46
    • on Australian poetry, 50
    • attended a levee at Government House, 60a, 60b
    • photograph, 60b, 134
    • spoke on folk ballads and broadside ballads, 101
    • wrote poem "Australia, 1905", 116
    • reappointed by Council to Public Library Board, 134
    • spoke to the English Speaking Union on his recent trip to India, 134
    • comments on holiday reading, 150
  • Stuart, Noel Harry, 124
  • Stuart, Walter Leslie, 21, 22, 29, 31
  • Student Accountants Association, 8
  • Student Activities & Protests,
    • student enthusiasm at conferring of an honorary degree on HRH the Duke of York, 39
    • inter-university debating competitions, 62, 81
    • reports on student pranks, 105a, 106
  • Student Union,
    • University Union building to begin, 81
    • meeting supported proposed Student Union Building and voted for voluntary levy, 103
    • Senate agreed to annual student fee for maintenance of Student Union, 140
    • Sir George John Robert Murray's address at graduation ceremony, 166
    • public meeting about the Student Union Building, 197b, 197c, 197d
  • Students Christian Movement, 165
  • Students' Union Building and War Memorial Fund, 108
  • Supreme Court of South Australia, 28, 29
  • Swan, Frank Martin, 85
  • Swift, Dr Brian Herbert, 7, 39
  • Swift, Harry Houghton, 2, 57
  • Symon, Lady, 133a
  • Symon, Sir Josiah Henry,
    • short biography on 81st birthday, 119
    • photograph, 119
    • SA's oldest knight, 7
    • tribute to Mr Justice Thomas Slaney Poole, 37
    • gift to build Lady Symon building, 19, 50, 52, 66, 67, 101, 105, 105a, 106, 133c, 197b, 197c, 197d
    • public meeting for Students' Union Building and War Memorial, 101, 103, 104, 105, 105a, 106
    • laid foundation stone for the Lady Symon Building, 132a, 132b, 132c, 133a, 133b
    • mention as benefactor, 166
  • Symons, Dr Mark Johnston, 9, 11
  • Symons, Reginald Albert, 169

• T

  • Tassie, Hon H, 145, 157
  • Tassie, Robert Wilson, 57
  • Tassie, Winifred, 154
  • Tate, Professor Ralph, 31, 123, 128
  • Teacher training, 118
  • Taylor, J K, 120
  • Theology, Faculty of, 52, 114
  • Thieler, Sir Arnold, 17, 90a4
  • Thomas, Dr Arthur Nutter, 10, 12, 149
  • Thomas, Sylvia Caroline Curtis, 126
  • Thomson, Harry, 135
  • Thyer, Dr Frederick Lewis, 1, 127, 128, 134
  • Tidemann, Ernest Phillips, 154
  • Tidemann, Harold, 157
  • Tillyard, Dr R J, 137, 186
  • Tindale, Norman B, 84
  • Tinline, George, 171
  • Tonkin, Phyllis Anna, 17, 50, 157
  • Torr, Dr William George, 117
  • Trades and Labor Council, 16, 33, 37
  • Trüdinger, Dr Malcolm August, 167
  • Trüdinger, Dr Ronald, 157, 160
  • Trumble, Hugh Christian,
    • showed delegates around the Waite Agricultural Research Institute, 76
    • nominated a fellow of Royal Society of SA, 90
    • short biography, 94
    • photograph, 94
    • elected a fellow of Royal Society of South Australia, 104
    • research on botanical changes in pasture, 120
    • discussed local grasses, fodder plants and pasture with Dr Arthur William Hill, 165
    • given leave to visit UK for research, 191
  • Tryon, Henry, 171
  • Tucker, Professor Thomas George, 9, 13, 14

• U

  • Universities, other,
    • University of Sydney, 66, 84
    • London University, 9, 17, 46, 75
    • University of Queensland, 86
    • proposed establishment of a national university, 128, 131
    • new University to be built in Perth, 136
    • reply to greetings sent to University of Louvain on 500th anniversary, 150
    • University of Western Australia, 160
    • applications called for the position of keeper of the new Rhodes House library, 163
    • School of Tropical Medicine, 175
  • University Choral Society, 84
  • University Students Council,
    • discussion on funding the University Union building, 91
  • Ure, Constance Douglas, 17, 48, 50, 124, 157

• V

  • Vardon, Dorothy, 157
  • Vardon, E C, 52
  • Verco, Gladys Kathleen, 17, 78, 79
  • Verco, Sir Joseph Cooke,
    • short biography, 5
    • present at conferring of degree on HRH the Duke of York, 34, 37, 40
    • attended a levee at Government House, 60b
    • photograph, 60b, 164a
    • celebrates his 76 birthday, 97
    • congratulated Prof Theodore George Bentley Osborn, 127
    • replied to Dr P Ray Newling's criticism of the training of local dentists, 145
    • to present the candidates for degrees in dentistry, 159
  • Virgo, Jean Ysobel, 142, 150, 152, 154
  • Visiting lecturers,
    • Prof Carter Goodrich, 59, 62, 63, 68
    • Dr Rudolf Krahmann, 128

• W

  • Wadey, Walter Henry, 39
  • Wagner, Franz William, 146, 149
  • Wait, Yvonne Lois, 90
  • Waite Agricultural Research Institute,
    • research on pasture deficiencies, 17, 18
    • irrigation research by CSIR and Waite Institute, 20, 25, 27
    • Dr Richardson's contribution as the new Director of the Waite Institute, 22
    • position vacant for soil survey officer, 25
    • experiments on tomato wilt, 27, 122
    • greater use of science in agriculture to be encouraged, 17, 61
    • Prof. James Arthur Prescott presented report on soil survey, 62
    • delegates to Federal Conference of Pastoralists and Wool Selling Brokers visited, 76, 77
    • visit of the Prime Minister, Senator McLachlan and Premier, 84
    • letter by "Onlooker" on Mr Bruce's visit to the Waite Institute, 85
    • government financial support for agricultural research proposed, 87
    • gift of £10,000 from John Melrose, 90a2, 91, 92, 93, 94
    • funds made available for extensions at the Institute, 91, 92, 93
    • report by CSIR on joint research with Waite Institute, 93
    • need for agricultural education and scientific research, 95, 96
    • soil chemistry research in co-operation with CSIR, Merbein, 103
    • mentioned in editorial on benefits of agricultural science, 109
    • launch by State Government of new agricultural policy including grants to Waite Institute, 110
    • work of Institute on plant diseases, 115
    • working to obtain an entomologist to do research into fungus and insect pests, 117
    • article reporting the progress of the first three years, 117
    • insect proof glasshouses used in experiments, 118, 120
    • farmers visit the Institute, 122
    • successful tenderer for new laboratories is H S C Jarvis, 127
    • Col Huxley and Mr Amery of the Empire Marketing Board visit, 128
    • likely to be involved in Murray River district research, 147
    • CSIR's first annual report includes comments on Waite Institute, 158
    • Dr Arthur Hill praises Waite Institute, 161, 163, 165, 168
    • Bill proposes enlargement of work of Institute and increased grant of money, 161
    • wheat crops at Urrbrae yielding 40 to 50 bushels per acre, 167
    • Agricultural Education Bill, 168, 169, 170, 179
    • proposed visit of Sir John Russell, 178
    • Prof H G Denham shown over Waite, 186, 187
    • Foundation stone for John Melrose Laboratory, 191, 192, 193, 194a, 194b, 194c, 194d, 194e
  • Waite, Peter,
    • gifts, 6
    • bequest establishes Urrbrae Agricultural High School, 8
    • portrait hangs in the Council room, 78, 79
    • listed as benefactor in Sir George John Robert Murray's graduation address, 166
    • laying of the foundation stone of the John Melrose Laboratory, 191, 192, 193
  • Wallace, Prof R S, 66
  • Walsh, Marjorie, 152, 154
  • Ward, Dr Leonard Keith,
    • attended funeral of Thomas Slaney Poole, 39
    • commented on scientific prospecting for ore, oil and coal, 73, 74
    • reported on S.A. brown coal deposits, 78
    • lectured on the evolution of continents and oceans, 86
    • spoke of the work of Prof. Edward Henry Rennie and Sir George Brookman, 114
  • Watkins, Daisy Eileen, 48, 50
  • Watson, H R, 157
  • Watson, Joy, 157
  • Watt, Fanny Eileen, 124
  • Way Memorial College, 117
  • Way, Sir Samuel James, 51b, 94
  • Webb, Irene Margaret Thomson, 152, 154
  • Webb, Noel Augustin, 1, 39, 128
  • Weeks, Mrs Norley, 29
  • Wehrstedt, Rev Walter Franz, 3, 4
  • Wells, Kiwi, 157
  • Wemyss, Eleanor Evelyn Beatrice, 171
  • West, J E, 68
  • West, Reginald Arthur, 109
  • Weston, Mignon, 91
  • White, Jean, 152, 154
  • Whitham, Annie Beatrice, 14
  • Whitington, Louis Arnold, 37, 115
  • Whitington, Sylvia Muriel,
    • to perform at a chamber music concert, 25
    • principal violinist at Beethoven Memorial concert, 43
    • played in a chamber music recital, 56, 57
    • played the Ravel String Quartet, 60a
    • principal violinist with South Australian Orchestra, 61, 84, 102, 114
    • leader of orchestra for the opera class's performances, 67, 69, 157
    • played in Elder Conservatorium String Quartet performances, 25, 26, 86, 108
    • played at second chamber music concert, 101
    • played in Elder Conservatorium's ninth concert, 109, 111
    • review of third recital in which she played the viola part in Mozart's Minuetto in D, 124
    • played the viola in twelfth Elder Conservatorium concert, 126
    • to marry George Pearce, 140
    • her students mentioned in review of student concert, 152
  • Wibberley, Rev Brian, 7
  • Wiebusch, Adele Maria Dorothea, 147
  • Williams, Hartley, 51c, 52, 114
  • Williams, J H, 157
  • Willsmore, Elsie Victoria, 20
  • Wilson, Dr Thomas George, 56, 85, 173
  • Wilton, Prof John Raymond, 34, 37, 40, 100
  • Windle, Flora, 154
  • Winwood, William Weston, 57
  • Women,
    • information on Medicine as a career for girls, 25
    • CSIR has position vacant for female statistical recorder, 25
    • career opportunities in music for girls, 29
    • enrolment patterns for women students, 149
    • a scholarship for the Bachelor of Dental Surgery to be reserved for women, 41a, 45
    • Pageant of Learning held to raise funds for Lady Symon Building, 29, 48, 50
  • Women's Non-Party Association, 14,15, 24
  • Wood, Joseph Garnett, 52, 121, 123, 182
  • Wood, Sir Henry, 17, 60a
  • Woodruff, Prof A H, 75, 76, 77
  • Woods, Nelly Hooper, 158, 159
  • Woolcock, Dr Rosslyn James, 167
  • Woollard, Dr Herbert Henry,
    • appointed Elder Professor of Anatomy, 19
    • arrived from England, 108
    • licensed to practise anatomy, 115
    • nominated for membership of the Royal Society, 115
    • comments on blood groups and blood tests as a test for paternity, 152
    • speaker at annual lunch of Graduates' Association, 158, 161, 163, 168
    • graduated Doctor of Medicine ad eundum gradum, 163
    • mentioned in Sir George John Robert Murray's address at graduation, 166
    • appointed honorary consulting anatomist, 172
    • review of his new book "Recent Advances in Anatomy", 172, 173
  • Workers Educational Association [WEA],
    • A.L.H.Mackay spoke of WEA studies and students as classes resumed, 13
    • Educational Conference at Gawler, 15, 16
    • offers tutorial classes in co-operation with University, subjects and tutors, 20
    • Professor Cedric Stanton Hicks lectured on nutrition and 'sources of vital energy', 21
    • Professor William Keith Hancock lectured on "The Dangers of Mediocrity", 24
    • 10th annual report, 24
    • federal council meeting held in Melbourne, 56
    • G W Gibson lectures on the Colwyn and Blanesboroug reports, 94, 100
    • report by Alexander Leslie Gordon MacKay on current session, 114
    • members of public speaking classes visited Parliament House, 128
    • six free public lectures to be given by Principal Edward Sidney Kiek, 129
    • report of annual break-up, 135
  • Wright, Dorothy Maud, 8
  • Wright, Dr George Herbert, 15
  • Wunderly, Dr H W, 167
  • Wylde, Harold Eustace, 7, 22, 127

• Y

  • Yoerger, Katy, 23, 24, 51c, 52
  • York, HRH the Duke of,
    • arrangements for the Royal Visit and conferring a degree ad eundum gradum, 4, 5, 28, 30
    • no provision for music in royal visit official program noted, 17
    • The News denies The Register's report on alterations to conferring honorary degree, 31
    • received honorary degree of Doctor of Laws, 34, 37, 40, 41a, 41b
    • photographs, 34, 38, 42, 43, 44
    • report on the royal visit, 40
    • suggested an exchange of professors, 45
    • description of the Duke's opening of Federal Parliament, 198b, 198c, 198d, 198e
  • Young, Gavin David, 78, 79
  • Young, Walter James, 34, 37, 40, 139, 194b