ANNUAL REPORT, 1882-83.

REPORT of the proceedings of the University of Mel­bourne from the \st day of June, 1882, to the 3UC day of October, 1883.

To Hm EXCELLENCY THE MOST HOKOEABLE GEORGE AuorraruB CONSTANTINE, MAB0.TJI8 OF NOKMAHBT, 60. , Ao., &0.

The University of Melbourne, 31st October, 1883.

Mr LORD,

I do myself the honour to transmit the following Report of the proceedings of the University of Mel­bourne, which, according to the Act of Incorporation, 16 Vict. No. is to be made to Your Excellency by the Council. M "•14-

I.—STATUTES AHD REGULATIONS. Since the presentation of the last Annual Report,

several important amendments have been made in the Statutes and Regulations of the University. The number of subjects required for the Ordinary Exam­inations of the Arts Course in the first and second years has been reduced from five to four. This change has been made with the view of insisting on a higher standard of knowledge in tbe subjects presented. At the same time the list of subjects has been increased and made more comprehensive. Among other subjects now for the first time included in the Arts Course should be mentioned French and German, and Mental and Moral Philosophy.

Students in Law and Engineering will in future be required to pass through tbe course for B.A., before commencing their strictly professional studies. As

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260 ANNUAL REPORT, 1882-83.

a necessary consequence of the changes made in the Arts Course, considerable changes have been intro­duced into the Regulations affecting Exhibitions and Scholarships.

Undergradnates who have qualified for the Certificate of Engineer may, on passing in certain specified subjects, obtain the Degree of Bachelor of Arts. Corresponding changes in the subjects of Honours, Exhibitions, and Scholarships have also been made.

The following new Professorial Chairs have been established :—

English, French, and German Languages and Literatures.

Natural Philosophy. Engineering. Chemistry.

The title of the Chair held by Professor Strong has been altered by the omission of Logic from the subjects belonging to it. This subject has for some years past had only a nominal connection with the Classical Chair, having been taught by a Lecturer.

The subjects of Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology have been subdivided. Professor Halford's work is now confined to General Anatomy, Physiology, and Histology ; while Professor Allen undertakes the teaching of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy and Pathology.

The Statute of Fees has been amended in some in­stances. A fee of one guinea has been imposed for Matriculation, and a uniform fee of 10s. 6d. for every Certificate. The fees for admission ad eundem gradum and statam have been reduced from five and three guineas to three and two pounds respectively. The fees also for the Engineering Course have been con­siderably reduced.

* The foregoing Statutes and Regulations, together with minor provisions of a temporary character, will be found in the Appendix to this Report.

0 it 1ms not been thought necessary to reprint In the Calendar the Appendix referred to, as tbe new Statutes ami Kegulatlons can be easily fuund under their proper headings.

ANNUAL REPORT, 1882-83. 261

IL—UNIVEBSITT MEETINGS.

Since the last Report, the following University meetings have been held

The Council The Senate The Executive Committee of

the Council The Professorial Board ... The Faculty of Law The Faculty of Medicine ...

Thirty-four (34) Sixteen (16)

Seventeen (17) Twenty-one (21)

... Two (2) Fifteen (15)

III.—EXAMINATIONS. • Since the last Annual Report, 1,090 candidates pre- Matrioula-sented themselves for the Matriculation Examination, J^JU^*""1" of whom 449 passed.

The following Table gives the number of candidates who presented themselves this year, and who passed the Matriculation and Civil Service Examinations respectively:—

MATRICULATION EXAMINATIONS, 1882-83.

Term.

End of Feb. Term, 1882 End of Oct. Term, 1882 Beginning of Feb.

Term, 1883 End of Feb Term, 1883

208

23 190

79 442

4 70

At the Exhibition Examinations at Matriculation— Matrloula-That for Greek and Latin was awarded to— bitionEi-

Williom Ostermeyer (Scotch College). aminoUons. [Miss Alexander (Presbyterian Ladies' Col­

lege), who was placed first in the First Class, being ineligible under the Regula­tions.]

That for Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry to—

Robert William Chapman (Wesley College). sf" I )

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That for English and History to— Miss Helen Frances Mary White (Holstein

House). [Miss Alexander (Presbyterian Ladies' Col­

lege), who was placed first in the First Class, being ineligible under the Regula­tions.]

That for French and German to— Miss Grace Violet Gumming (Presbyterian

Ladies' College). Ordinary Ex- At the Annual Examinations held in the October anunotlons. T e r m ( , 8 8 2 ) a n d t h e F e b r u a r y Term, 1883—

Seventy-three passed the First Year Examination. Sixty-seven „ Second „ Fifty-four „ Third „ Twenty-one „ Fourth „ Nineteen „ Fifth „

Of the total number who passed— -—Sixty-eight passed in Arts.

Thirty-eight passed in Laws. One hundred and five passed in Medicine. Twenty-three passed in Engineering.

Examina- Five passed the M.A. Examinations. higher de- At the Honour Examinations held in the October grees. Terra, 1882, and the February Term, 1883, Honours Honour Ex- were awarded as follows :— amlnations.

FIB8T HONOUR EXAMINATION.

Arts. First Class ... None. SeeondClass.. . Patrick Alexander McEachran (Or­

mond College). „ ... John James O'Hara Wood (Trin. Col.).

. . „ ... Laura Mary Moerlin. „ ... Albert Edward Sprod.

Third Class ... John Walker Piatt. „ ... John May.

William Stewart Corr (Trin. Col.). „ ... Emest Judd Barnett (Trinity College). „ ... Robert Neil Smith (Trinity College). „ ... Edward John Sydes. „ ... Albert Alexander Parry.

ANNUAL REPORT, 1883-83. 263

First Class .. Second Class. Third Class .

First Class . Second Class.

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Third Class . I I •

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First Class . Second Class. Third Class .

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Laws. . None. . None. . William Sym Cook.

Medicine. . None. . Hngh Alexander Deravin. . Thomas Hodgson. . Albert Alexander Parry. . Alfred Victor Millard Anderson. . William Robert Boyd. . James Keay Troup (Ormond Col.) . James Service Thomson. . Thomas Francis Ryan. . George J. A. Billing Halford. . Joseph Francis Bartley. . Henry O'Brien Deck. . John Henry Saunders.

Engineering, . John Bernard O'Hara. , None. . Alfred John Noall (Trinity Col.) . Owen Francis Colvin. . William Sims.

The Exhibitions awarded were—' For Greek, Latin, and Logic-

John James O'Hara Wood (Trinity Col.). For Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry—

John Bernard O'Hara. For Chemistry, Mineralogy, and Botany—

Albert Alexander Parry. Stawell Exhibition for Engineering—

John Bernard O'Hara.

SECOND HONOUR EXAMINATION.

Arts. First Class ... John Henry Michell.

„ ... Arthur Alston. Second Class... James Whiteside McCay (Ormond

College).

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Second Class.

Third Class

First Class .. Second Class..

Third Class

First Class ,, Second Class.. Third Class ..

First Class .. Second Class..

Third'class ..

, Griffiths Wheeler Thatcher. Llewellyn Farrant Samuel Robin­

son. Frederic Arthur Booth. Frederic Gordon Robinson (Trin.

College). John George Davies (Orm. Col.). Alfred Ernest Barrowclough (Or­

mond College). Alfred James Evans (Trin. Col.). William Isaac Boyes. Edward Leslie Gault. William Campbell Guest (Trinity

College). Andrew William Craig. Robert Livingstone.

Laws, * None. Cazimir J . Z. Woinarski. Robert William Smith. Thomas Francis Power. Nicholas L. O'Connor.

Medicine. i None. Arthur Jeffreys Wood. William Christian Daiah.

. Engineering. None. Bemhard Alexander Smith. Edward James Horwood. William Snell Tandy Magee. Joel Henry Horwood. Alexander MoKenzie Tyers (Trin.

College).

EXHIBITIONS.

The Exhibitions awarded were— For Greek, Latin, and English—

James Whiteside McCay (Ormond College). For Advanced Mathematics and Natural Philo­

s o p h y -John Henry Michell.

ANNUAL REPORT, 1882-83. 266

For Chemistry, Mineralogy, and Botany, and Com­parative Anatomy and Zoology—

Arthur Alston, ' I . Griffiths Wheeler Thatcher, / e q u a l "

For Jurisprudence, English, History of the British Empire, Part I., and Political Economy—

Cazimir Julius Zichy Woinarski. For Structural and Physiological Botany, and De­

scriptive and Surgical Anatomy— Arthur Jeffreys Wood.

For the Subjects of tbe Second Tear Engineering— Bernhard Alexander Smith.

THIRD HONOUR EXAMINATION. Laws,

First Class ... None. Second Class... Thomas Joseph Byrnes.

„ ... Alexander Morriss Amess. „ ... Walter Timon Coldham (Trinity

College). Third Class ... Edwin Percy Wynne.

Medicine. First Class ... James Mclmery Pardey. Second Class... Crawford Henry Mollison. Third Class ... Edward Emerson Rosenblum.

„ ... Alfred Purdue Vaughan. Exhibitions.

The Exhibitions awarded were— For Roman Law, Constitutional Law, Law of Pro­

perty, and Law of Obligations— Thomas Joseph Byrnes.

For General Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology, Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy and Surgery—

James Mclmery Pardey.

FOURTH HONOUR EXAMINATION.

Medicine. First Class ... None. Second Class... Roderick Aitchison.

„ ... Alexander Smith Aitchison. „ ... Charles James Shields.

Third Class ... Arthur Augustus" Fletcher.

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The Exhibition awarded was— For Theory and Practice of Medicine, Obstetric

Medicine, and tbe Diseases of Women and Chil­dren, and General Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology—

Roderick Aitchison.

THIBD HONOUR EXAMINATION IN ARTS.

School of Language and Logic. First Class ... Frederick William Morris Wood­

ward (Trinity College). Second Class... John Chalmers Baird (Trin. Col.).

The Scholarship was awarded to— Frederick William Morris Woodward (Trin.

College). School of Natural Science.

First Class ... George Home. Second Class... None. Third Class ... George Jeremy Taylor.

„ ... Robert Hope Robertson. „ ... Richard Harry Potter (Trin. Col.).

The Scholarship was awarded to— George Home.

FOURTH HONOUR EXAMINATION IN LAWS,

First Class ... Francis William Edmondson rTrinity College).

SeeondClass... William Shiels. „ ... William Henry Melville (Ormond

College). „ ... Louis James FitzGerald Pigott. „ ... Francis Hugh Mackay.

Third Class ... Herbert John Syme. ,, ... Alfred John Agg.

The Scholarship was awarded to— Francis William Edmondson (Trin. Col.).

F I F T H HONOUR EXAMINATION IN MEDICINE.

First Class ... William Moore. Second Class... Frederick James Owen.

„ ... John Wesley Harbison.

ANNUAL REPORT, 1882-83. 267

Third Class ... James Eadie. „ ... Gustave Henry S. Z. Woinarski. „ ... Arthur Vincent Henderson. „ ... James William Florence.

The Scholarship was awarded to— William Moore.

THIRD HONOUR EXAMINATION IN ENGINEERING.

First Class ... None. SeeondClass... None. Third Class ... William Percy Steane.

„ ... Arthur Alfred Lynch. „ ... William Henry Brockenshire. „ ... Charles Stewart.

The Engineering Scholarship was not awarded.

IV.—DEGREES CONFERRED.

On the 2nd December, 1882, the following Degrees were conferred:—

Bachelor of Arts.

Arthur Wigram Allen (Trinity College). Samuel Burder Backhouse. William Lowell Mullen (Trinity College). Arthur Ratten.

Master of Arts (ad eundem gradum). Alexander Fyne (Cambridge). Arthur Sanders Way (London).

Bachelor of Laws.

Alfred John Agg. William James Bayles (Ormond College). Francis William Edmondson (Trin. Coll.). Francis Hugh-Mockay. William Gilbert Stewart McArthur (Ormond

College). Louis James FitzGerald Pigott. William Shiels. Douglas Brooke Wheelton Sladen. Herbert John Syme.

2 6 8 ANNUAL REPORT, 1882-83.

Bachelor of Medicine. Frederic Dougan Bird. • James Eadie. Herbert Augustus Embling. James William Florance. John Wesley Harbison. Charles Henry William Hardy. Charles Louis McCarthy. William Francis Miller. William Moore. Frederick James Owen. George Palmer. William Robertson. Martin Joseph Ryan.

Doctor of Medicine {ad eundem gradum). Thomas Rowan (Sydney). David John Williams (St. Andrews).

Bachelor of Surgery.

James William Barrett. Herbert Augustus Embling. John Wesley Harbison. Charles Louis McCarthy. William Francis Miller. George Palmer. William Robertson. Thomas Rowan. Martin Joseph Ryan.

On the 3lst March, 1883, the following Degrees were conferred :—

Bachelor of Arts.

John Chalmers Baird (Trinity College). William James Bayles (Ormond College). Francis William Edmondson (Trin. Col.). George Home. George Thomas Howard. John Marden. Arthur Morris. Richard Harry Potter (Trinity College). Robert Hope Robertson. Thomas Henry Rout.

ANNUAL REPORT, 1882-83. 269

Master of Arts.

Thomas Henry Armstrong (Trinity College). Joseph Henry Davies. Arthur Vincent Green (Trinity College). Douglas Howard. Alexander Grant Mclntyre. John McKay. Robert McKoy. William- Stewart Page (in his absence). Thomas Jollie Smith (Trinity College). " Charles Tynan.

Ad eundem gradum.

Elfric Leofwin Kearney (Cambridge). Arthur Henry Shakspere Lucas (Oxford). Richard Fhilp (Dublin).

Bachelor of Laws.

Edward Littlejobn Backhouse. William Henry Melville (Ormond College). James Wilson.

Master of Laws.

William Pcrcival Forlonge (Trinity Col.). Samuel St. John Topp. Charles Tynan.

Doctor of Laws.

Richard Philp (Dublin).

Bachelor of Medicine.

Charles Hedley. Arthur Vincent Henderson (in his absence). John Park Montgomery. Robert Richard Rimington (in his absence). Arthur Edward Salter. Gustave Henry Stephen Zichy Woinarski.

Doctor of Medicine (ad eundem gradum).

George Le Fevre (Edinburgh).

270 ANNUAL REPORT, 1882-83.

Bachelor of Surgery. James Eadte. James William Florence. Charles Henry William Hardy. Charles Hedley. Arthur Vincent Henderson (in his absence). John Park Montgomery. William Moore. Frederick James Owen. -Robert Richard Rimington (in his absence), Arthur Edward Salter. Gnstave Henry Stephen Zichy Woinarski.

V.—BUILDINGS.

The Wilson Hall has been completed and delivered over to the Council since the presentation of the last Report, and is now used for conferring Degrees and for conducting Examinations.

In compliance with representations made to the Premier by a deputation from tbe Council, the Govern­ment has been pleased to place upon the Estimates a sum of £2,000 as an addition to the Annual Endow­ment, and £10,000 for the purpose of providing im­mediately the buildings most urgently needed for the Medical School. Flans and specifications have been prepared, and tenders have already been called for.

The Government have held out hopes of a further grant to enable the Council to erect larger and more convenient Lecture Theatres, Laboratories, and other Buildings needed for the efficient working of tbe University.

VI.—ROTAL MILITARY CADEI-SHIPS.

Mr. Acland Alfred Gordon- Anderson, an under­graduate of this University, was nominated by the Council to the Cadetship at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, England, and has since been admitted to the College.

Mr. Arthur Swanston Robertson (Trinity College), who obtained the first Cadetship allotted .to tbe Uni­versity of Melbourne, has successfully completed his coarse in the Royal Military College, and has been since gazetted to a commission in the army.

ANNUAL REPORT, 1882-83. 2 7 1

VII.—UNIVERSITIES OF Nsw ZEALAND, MADRAS, AND CALCUTTA.

The Council, acting on the recommendation of the Professorial Board, has resolved to allow the Matricula­tion Examination of the Universities of Madras and Calcutta to be recognised as an equivalent for the Matriculation Examination of tbe University of Mel­bourne. The University of New Zealand has also been recognised by the Council.

VIII.—LEAVE OF ABSENCE. Leave of absence has been granted to Dr. Cutts,

a member of the Council, for one year; and the leave granted to Mr. Rusden last year has been extended to the end of 1884.

Leave of absence was likewise granted to Professor Strong for twelve months, in consequence of ill-health; and Mr, D. Paterson, formerly Lecturer on English, has been appointed his locum tenens.

IX.—ELECTIONS. Professor Andrew, prior to his appointment as Pro­

fessor of Natural Philosophy, resigned his seat on tbe Council, and was re-elected on the 20th February, 1883.

X.—DEATH OF HON. R. S. ANDERSON.

The Council has to deplore the recent death of Hon. R. S. Anderson, one of the oldest of its elective mem­bers. At its last meeting, the Council placed on record its sense of tbe valuable services which Mr. Anderson has rendered to the University.

XI.—GILCHRIST SCHOLARSHIP. Arrangements have been made, through the Govern­

ment, with tbe Trustees of the Gilchrist Scholarship Fund to hold an Examination for the Scholarship in January, 1884, under the supervision of the Council of the University. XII.—OFFICES OP CHANCELLOR AND VICE-CHANCELLOB.

Since the 8th May, 1882, the office of Chancellor has remained vacant. At the Annual Meeting in May, 1883, Anthony Colling Brownless, Esq., M.D., was re­elected to the office of Vice-Chancellor.

1 have the honour to be, my Lord, Your Excellency's most obedient servant,

ANTHONY COLLING BROWNLESS, M.D., Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne.

THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE.

ANNUAL STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS from 1st January to 31st December, 1882.

RECEIPTS . 1882.

Balance 1st Jan . . 1882 Annual Endowment . . Interest on debentures:

One year's interest on .£340 Victorian Go­vernment deben­tures a t 6 per cent.

One year's interest on £100 Queensland Government deben­tures a t 4 per cent.

Deduct payment to Bank of Victoria for safe custody . .

Received Returned

L i b r a r y -Interest on Fixed

Deposits

Total Receipts . .

Total

£ t. d.

20 8 0

4 0 0

24 8 0

1 2 0

10,90013 6 16 4 0

£ f. d.l £ *. d. 1

2.298 18 7 9,000 0 0

23 6 0

10,884 9 6

336 18 8

20.244 14 2

22,543 12 9

E X P E N D I T U R E . 1882.

Salaries

Buildings Exhibitions and scholarships Prizes

Incidental expenses Stationery Print ing

, University grounds

L i b r a r y -Books

New roadway Balance 31st December, 1862..

£ ' . d.

531 15 8 40 6 4 2 16 0

£ s. d.

12,625 17 4 2,520 4 9

408 18 a 716 0 0 22 11 0

149 10 0 202 8 0

1,227 12 6 306 1 7 309 14 6 21 9 0

503 13 10

19,013 0 7

574 18 0 22 16 0

2,932 18 2

22,543 12 9

to •M to

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STATEMENT of ACCOUNT.of the SHAKESPEARE SCHOLARSHIP FOND from 1st January toils! December, i m . .

RECEIPTS.

Jon. 1. Balance brought IW-

April 1. Six months* interest on £1,180 Victoria Go-remment debentures

Oct. 1. Do

Apr. 28. Amount of principal deposited in Bank of Victoria for one year at 3 per cent

One year's interest thereon

Total

£ s. d.

35 8 0

35 8 0

160 4 1

4 16 1

£ s. d.

36 8 0

70 16 0

166 0 2 27l 4 2

EXPENDITUBE.

Hay 3, Amount to T. P. Hclnerney, being the second instalment of the Scho­larship of £150

I May 12. Amount lodged In Bank of Victoria for one year at 4 per cent

Total

£ t. d.

50 0 0

185 16 a

235 16 2

35 8 0

271 4 2'

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STATEMENT of ACCQUNT of the ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP FUND from 1st January to 31st December, 1882.

RECEIPTS.

Jan. 1. Balance brought for-

May 12. Amount of principal in Bonk of Victoria

One year's interest thereon at 3

Amount received from W. B, Jones for inter­est at 8 per cent, on £1,000, lent on mort­gage

Deo. 9. Amount received from W. B. Jones, being the sum lent to him on mortgage ., . .

Total

£ 1. d.

145 6 5

4 7 2

••

£ l. d.

40 0 0

14913 7

80 0 0

1,000 0 0

1,28913 7

EXPENDITURE.

April 28. Amount paid to W. B. Rennlck, being the last instalment of the

May 16. Amount lodged in Bank of Victoria for one year at 4 per cent, ,.

Dec 11. Amount lodged in Bank of Victoria for one year at 5£ per cent.

Total

£ t. d.

45 0 0

184 13 7

1,000 0 0

1.229 13 7

40 0 0

1,269 13 7

to

> as as « p"

9 H t) O 9 • 3

STATEMENT of ACCOUNT of the STAWELL EXHIBITION FUND f rom 1st January to 81s. December, 1882.

R E C E I P T S .

J an . 1. Balance brought forward Amount received from J . H . Turner for

interest on his Mortgage of £800 a t 6 per cent

Total

£ s. d.

19 0 2

40 0 0

0 2

E X P E N D I T U R E .

May 6. Amount paid to A. M. Tyere, being last Instalment of Exhibition

Deo. 31. Balance

Total

£ t .d.

30 0 0 29 0 3

0 2

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t*

9 H •0 O S3 • J

STATEMENT of ACCOUNT of the HOWITT SCHOLARSHIP FUND fromlst January to Slst Deeemter, 1882.

RECEIPTS.

Jan. 1. Balance brought forward Dec. 12. Amount of Principal lodged in Bank of

Interest thereon at 4 per cent.

£ s. d.

21 0 0

1,161 3 6 46 9 0

1,223 12 6

EXPENDITURE.

Amount paid to W. Ker­shaw for cleaning collec­tion—

April 6,1882.. Sept. 2,1883 ..

Dec. Amount lodged in Bank of Victoria for one year at 6 per cent

Total ..

£ /. d.

9 10 0 9 18 6

£ s. d.

19 2 6

1.180 0 0

3910 0

1,228 13 6

C i

STATEMENT of ACCOUNT of the BOWEN PRIZE from 1st January to 3I<( December, 1882.

RECEIPTS.

July 13. Interest on £100, Government Stock, from October, 1876, to April, 1883 ..

Oct. 19. Interest on £100, Government Stock, from April, 1882, to October, 1883 ..

Total

EXPENDITURE.

Aug. 9. H. W. Bryant—Prize Books

Dec. 31. Balance

Total

£ ». d.

4 0 0

22 0 0

to OS

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STATEMENT of ACCOUNT of the GREAT BALL BUILDING FUND INVESTMENT ACCOUNT from 1st January to 3\st December, 1882.

RECEIPTS.

Mar. 29. To Amount deposited in the Bank of Victoria..

Twelve months* interest at 3 per cent

April 12, To Amount deposited in the Bank of Victoria..

161 days* interest at 3 per cent

July 25. To Amount deposited in the Bank ot Victoria..

198 days' interest at 21 percent

Total ,

£ s. d.

4,000 0 0

120 0 0

2,000 0 0

28 11 8

2,026 U 6

27 9 2

.

£ s.d.

4,120 0 0

2,028 11 6

3,054 0 8

8,200 12 2

EXPENDITURE.

April 25. Amount placed to current account.. „ .Amount deposited in the Bank of

Victoria for three months at 2i per cent.

Dec. 30. Amount deposited in the Bank of Victoria for twelve mouths at 6 per cent.

„ Amount placed to current account.,

Total'

£ #. d.

4,120 0 0

I 11 G •-

1,400 0 0 654 0 8

8,200 12 2

TBB GREAT BALL BUILDING PVND.—CURRENT ACCOUNT, 1882.

RECEIPTS.

• 3

to

£ t. d.

1,591 18 7 4,120 0 0

654 0 8

6,366 19 3

EXPENDITURE.

Nation and Co.—

Reed and Barnes— Commission on 22od instalment

Do. 23rd do. Do. 24th do.

Ravenscroft—Salary as Clerk of Works—

26th December, 1881, to 4tk March, 1882

6th March to 15th April .. 17th April to 27tb Hay, at £5

29th Hay to 12th August, at £2

Total

£ s. d.

1,500 0 0 1,500 0 0 2,000 0 0

37 10 0 37 10 0 60 0 0

50 0 0 30 0 0

30 0 0

22 0 0

£ t. d.

6,000 0 0

126 0 0

5,267 0 0

1,108 19* 3

6,385 19 3

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STViT'E.lfEA'T' of ACCOUNT of the INVESTMENT FUND from 1st January to 31st December, 1882.

RECEIPTS.

June 1. Amount lodged in Bank of Victoria

Six months* interest thereon at 3 per cent.

Nov. 30. Amount lodged in Bank of Victoria

One year's interest thereon at 4 per cent.

Total

». d. £ f. *

6,302 8 0

94 10 8

247 10 4

9 18 4

6,390 18 8

267 8 8

6,654 7 4

EXPENDITURE.

June 27. Placed to current account of the Library Fund

„ Amount lodged in Bank of Vic­toria for twelve months at 4 per cent

Dec 11. Amount lodged in Bank of Vic­toria for twelve months at 64 per cent. .. . . ..

Total

£ t.

336 18

6.060

257

6,654

0

8

7

d.

8

0

8

4

X X a > r 9 n *o o 9 • 3

a. Examined and compared with vouchers, and found correct.

A. C. BHOWKLES8, Chairman of the Executive Committee.

We certify that we have examined the statement of the accounts of the Melbourne University for the year 1882, together with the supporting vouchers, and find the same to be correct. The hfltancffs fto., of the several aooounts are as follow ;—

General Account-Bank balance .. . . •• . •

To which add— Receipts on account of 1882 not paid into bank until 1883—

4th Instalment endowment ., . . Fees And amounts paid on account of various scholarship funds, ftc

Deduct— Outstanding cheques Amount due to Bowen Fund Amount paid on oooount of Library Fund

Balance as per cash-book Debentures— . . .

Victorian Government 6 per cent. Queensland » 4 per cent.

Fixed deposit. 64 per cent., due 11.12.83

Shakespeare Scholarship Fund— Debentures—Victorian Government 6 per cent. Fixed deposit, 4 per cent., due 16.5.83 Oaflh hf*-i*r.n«> . .

Knjrin*vfffo|f Scholarship Fund— Flxwldeposit, 4 per cent., due 16.6.83

„ 6ft per cent., due 12.12.83 Cash balance

Carried forward

£ t . d.

2,260 0 0 73 1 10

440 19 8

1,994 16 22 0

228 12

340 0 100 0

1,180 0 186 16 35 S

184 13 1,000 0

40 0

0 0 4

0 0

0 2 0

7 0 0

£ t .

2,414 6

2,764 1

6,178 6

3,245 8

2,932 18

440 0 257 8

d.

0

6

6

4

2

0 8

3,630 6 10

1,401 4

1,224 13

6,256 4

3

7

7

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oo UD S3 1

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Stawell Kihlbition Fond— Amount lent on mortgage, 5 percent.

Brought forward £ t. a. £ i. a.

6,256 4 7

Howitt Schelarship Fund-Fired deposit, 6 per cent, due 29.12.83 . . Cash balance

Great Ball Building Fund-Fixed deposit, 6 per cent., due 30.12.83 Cash balance

Library Fund— Fixed deposit, 4 per cent., duo 29.6.83 . . .

Bowen Prize Pond— Amount invested in Government Stock ..

800 0 0 29 0 3

1,180 0 0 39 10 0

1,400 0 0 1,108 19 3

829 0 3

1,209 10 0

2,508 19 3

6,060 0 0

100 0 0

£16,963 14 0

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Audit Office. Melbourne, 27th October, 1883

C. H. BTMONDS,

T. W. JACKSON, Dep.,

Onrnmimrimers of Audit.

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Date:1883 - 1884

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