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Page numbers in italic indicate illustrations

ANZAAS Conference, 1979, 97, 297 Abbott, Edwin Abbott, 52 academic dress, 3 3-34, 69, 142 academic freedom, 145, 150-62, 168, 190, 263, 264; in

Great Britain 16 I ·2 accountancy, 219, 300; see also commerce accrediting, see Umversity entrance examination Adams, James, 45, 46. 49 Adams, Jonathan Charles, 118 Adelaide Univer;iry, 254 Adm1ralty House, 29, 48, 105 adult education, sec Continuing Education, Centre for Aesthetics Club, 165 Agnew, Spiro Thcodore, 266; demonstration during

visit 266-8, 267 Agricultural and Pastoral Association, 3 I agri<.:ulrural colleges, 220, 223 agriculture, 39,117,122-3 Airey, Frcderick Arthur, 73 Airey, WillisThomasGoodwin(Bill),x, 71,153,156-7,

t59, t62, 163, 172. m. m, 190, 19o, 199, 213. 228

Te Akarana Maori A�soLiation, 202 Albany University, 254, 291 Alhcrt Barracks, 7, 9 Albert Park, 8, 103, 104. 128, 141, 152, 186,231,232,

235. 296 Albrecht, Grerchen, )OQ. I Aldis, William Sreadman, 22, 34, 39, 43, 4'i-47, 49-58,

49, 65, 75, 78, ISO, !57; conflict with O'Rorke: 'the Aldis case', 43, 45, 46, 47. 49-58

Aldi•. Mary (nee Robinson), 47-49, 58

349

Aldridge, Wilfrid Georgc, 63 Alfred Street, 215, 224 Algie, Doric Laird, 175 Algie, Sir Ronald Macmillan, 65, 7 I, I l I, 120, I 25,

147, 151, 160, 162, 163, 164, 177.202,225, 227-8, 227, 229, 230

Alison, Jean, see Banlctt, Jean (nee Alison) Alison, Karhleen, x, 189, 244, 245 Allan, Robin Sutcliffc, 204 Alien, Charles Richards, I 66 Alien, Sir James, 92, 102, 106, 108 Amateur Opera Club, 37 American Council of Learned Societies, 257 anatomy, 37-38, 270, 282 Anderson, William, x, 120, 126, 132, 136, 149-50, 160,

162, 164, 172. 182, 191. 193, 194. 196, 201, 202. 209, 225, 226; 'Arguments Against Going ro the Outskirrs', 225

Anderson, William John, 115 Andrcw, Gcoffrey C., 218 Andrews, J. C., 142 Anglo-Maori Wars, 4, 5, 12, 145, 249 Anschutz, Richard Paul (Dick), 132-3, 151, 151·3,

156, 160, 162, 165. 172, 183, 209, Z24, 225 anthropology, 194, 197, 201-2, 206, 249, 250; Anthro·

pology Department, 202, 206, 250; sec also archaeology, linguistics, Maori Studies

ami-nuclear protests, 260 Anzac Avenue, 59, 106 Applied Research Office, 303 applied science, 38 Aranmu, 30

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Archaeological Newsletter, 252 archaeology, 206, 250 architecture, 117. 219, lOO; Architecture Building,

249, 290; Architecture, School of, 115-7, 210-11 Ardern, Phliip Sydney (Pip), 63, 65, 68, 72, i7. 82, 85,

120, 130, 172, 173, I i7. 208, 209; 'Pot-Pourri', 66-67

Ardmore: School of Engineering, 212, 225; TcaLhe"' College, 216

Armsrrong, H. E., 81 Armycage, Waiter Harry Green: Cit•ic Universities.

Aspeas nf a Rriti,h Tradition, 304 Arr HistOry Department, 249 Arcs Bui!Jing (1926), !09, 127-8, 129, 131, !83, 221; 'rudent wing, 128, 143, 216; see also Old Am Building Arvidson, Kcnncrh Owcn John, 259 Ashby, Thomas Willlam Mark, 230 Asher, John Alexander, 208-9 Asian Languages and Literatures Depanmem, 250; see

also Chine,e, Japanese, Indonesian Association of Commonwealth Universities, 175, 176 A'soc1ation of University Teachers, 139, 215, 218, 246;

Some Aspects of Universit� Teaching in New Zealand. 139; The Crisis in the Universities. Some faw and figures, 215; Auckland branch, 221, 227,234, 235, 238-9, 285; Camcrbury branch, 264

ast rnnom y, 39 Arhlecic Club, 66 Armore, Harry, 121 Auckland, 5, 8, 10-!3, 16, 17, 26; Art Gallery, ll;

Dom;�in, 8-9, 17, 187, 237; Mayor, 23, 29, 34, 42, 120; Publil Hospital, 282; Medical Unit, 271. 276; Public Library, 11, !06, Grey Collection, 19; School of Design, l l; Town Hall, 71, 96, 260

Auckland Agricultural Education fusociation, I 22 Auckland Chamber of Commerce, Ill, 254 Auckland City Counc1l, 29, 95, 102, 103, 106, 108,

128, 212, 224, 228-9, 230-4, 235. 237-8, 240, 254, 282

Auckland Clinical Society, 270 Auckland College and Grammar School, sec Auckland

Grammar School Auckland District Law Society, Ill Auckland Education Board, 23-24, 42, 43, 103, 122 Autkland Forestry League, 119 Auckland Girls' Grammar School, 141 Auckland Grammar School, 6, 13, 14, 16-17, 18, 24,

87, 95,97-98, 101, 107; Grammar School Trust, 2; sec also Old Grammar School

Auckland Harbour Board, I 03, 230-1, 28Y Auckland High School, 4 AuLkland Hospital Board, 38, 230-l, 235, 242, 275,

279, 280, 281' 282 AuLkland lnsmure and Museum, 2ti, 29, 75, 201;

Library, 105 Auckland Medical Research Foundarion, 276 Auckland Music Countil, 249 Auckland Nuclear Accessory Cornp;1ny, 253 Auckland Provmcial Council, 2, 12, 29 Auckland Regional Authomy, 254 Auckland Regaonal Planning Authority, 282 Auckland Savings Bank, 128 Auckland Scenery Preservation Society, 95 Auckland Society of Am, 11

350

Aa�ekland Srar, 29, SI, S'i, S7, 71, 75, 80, 8C), C)O, C)6, 97, 99, 101. 107, 126, 128, 136. 155,225,227, 229,231, 235, 264

Auckland Student Geographer, 260 Auckland Technicnl Coll�ge, 'ee Auckland Technical

ln>t iwte Auckland Technical Institute, 98, 115, 258, 291 Auckland Trades and Labour Council, 103, 105, 270 Auckland University, 84-85, 125, 145, 204, 214, 264,

296-7, 299-300, 303-4; and the community 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10-11, 14-15, 16, 38-40, 97-109, 239, 301, 303-4; finance 246, 289, 290-1

Auckland University Administration, 286-8; Assistant Vice-Chancellors, 288; Chancellor, 169, 242, 243, 286; Deputy Vice-Chancellor, 199, 241, 242, 288; Registrar, 286, 288; Vice-Chanceller, 1119, 241, 24 3, 285-6

Auckland University buildings. 246, 248-9, 290; see also Architecture Budding, Engineering School, Fine Arcs (Elam) Building, Human Sciences Building, Library Butldmg, Maclaurin Chapel, Old Arts Building, Old Government House, Recrea­tion Centre, Registry, Science Building, Thomas (Biology) BuilJing

Auckland University. Committee on University Government, 287. 288

Auckland University. Council, 212, 214, 216, 218-9, 242. 24.3, 243, 254, 251:!, 264, 281, 285; and the 1950s site row, 223-40; change in con>tituents, 1961, 241; committees 286-8; New Buildm�s Com­mittee, 238-9

Auckland University Ga�eue, 252; see also Unit·ersit\ News

Auckland University. Professorial Board, x, 2!6, 225, 227, 235, 236, 239, 242; see also Auckland Univer· sity. Senarc

Auckland University. Senate x, 241, 260, 283, 285; commirrees, 286-8; Deans Cumminee, 262; Medical AJvisury Commmee, 277-80; Medical Committee, 283; Puhlicadons Committee, 251

Auckland University. South Pacific Programme Committee, 250

Auckland University. Steering Committee on Medical Education, 276, 277; 'Establishment of a Medacal School in Auckland. The Case for Urgency', 277

Auckland University Bill, 9, I 0, I Y, 20 Auckland University College, !, 2, 3. S, 7, 9, 10, 17,

18, 24-25, 41, 44, 83, 136, 145, 214; and the independence issue, 135-8; buildings, 18, 19, 25, 26, 60, Bi. 94-109, I! J, 124, 127-8.203,212, Zl6; see also Admiralty House, Arts Building, Biology Building (1939), Choral Hall, Engineering School (Ardrnorc}, Old Oisrricc Court House, Old District Resadenr Magistrate's Court House, Old Grammar School, Old Parliament House, Science Building (1919), see also 'sire row'; Bulletins, 135, 146. 251; colours, 66; finance, 4, 7, 8, 9, 18, 19, 20, 25·26, 27, 30, 30, 39, 87, 92, 94-96, 99, 117, 146, 203-4; Monographs, 2 51; motto, J 1; Regulation�. 31; seal, 31

Auckland Univcrsit y College. Admmistration, 31, 42-43, 103, 124-6, 195, !98-9, 201; President, 42, 114,125, 126, 132, 138, I69,241,seealsoAuckland Univer�iry. Chancellor; Pnncapal, 138, 169, 195-9,

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see al1o Auckland Universtry. Vice-Chancellor; Rcgtstrar, 24, 16, 38, 42, 46, SO, 51, 124·6

Auckland Umversity College. Council, 17, 19, 20, 23-24.27.30-11.33-34. 36.37-38.42-43.61,63,64, 68, il. 73, 76, 77. 87, 92, 93, 112. 114. 115, 121, 125, 127. 128, 132, 141, 148, 150, 153, 155, 157, 159-62, 168, 175, 176, 177. 179, 184, 190, 201-2, 275; and Aldis affnir, 43, 45-58; conflict with Pro· fcssorial Board on areas of authority, 41-45, 58, on case of MtGr�gor, 191-5, on appointment of first Principal, 195-7; election 1933, 159-60, 162; 'sire row', 94-!09; committees: Adult Etlucarion, 190, Education. 156, 176, Executive, 138, New Buildings. 199, Property, 95; 1ec also Auckland University. Coundl. New Buildtngs Committee

Auckland UniversitY College. Court of Convocation, 136, 159, 160

Auckland University College. Professorial Board, 20, 27, 31, 34, 36, -!2-43, 63, 68, 71, 72, 75, 7Ci, 80, 87-88, 92, 98, 103. 125, 129, 136, 141, 149, 151, 114-S, IS7, 161, 162, 163-4, 167, 168, 169, 174, 176, ISO, 182, 184, 185, 201, 203, 205-6; Aldis affair, 43, 45-58; conflict wtth Council on areas of author­ity, 41-45,58, on the McGrcgor case, 191-5, on the appointment of the first Prtncipal, 195-7: Executive Commtttee, 138; Mulgan and the Rhodes Scholar­ship nomination, 162-3; see also Auckland Univer­'ity. Professortal Board, Senate

Auckland University College Act, 1882, 19, 42, 46 Auckland University College Graduates' Association,

92, 95 Auckland Untversity College Repeal Bill, 1883, 25 Auckland University College Reserves Act, 1885, 30 Auckland University College Site Bill, 1911, 102 Auckland Unit!erstt; La<v Rel'iew, 260 Auckland University Pres,, 288 Audio-Visual Centre, 290 Ausapocpah, 265 Australasian Student Summer Conferences, 65 Australian National Unive"iry. ZS4 Australmn universities, 218 Te Aute College, 33

'B.,A.': 'Touching Ltterary Excellence', 68 Bakewell, Robert Hall, 57-58 Ballance, John, 16, 95, 96 Ballamync, Davit! Watt, 189 B�mford, Harry Dean, 69, 81, Ill; 'Sappho', 69 Bamford, Frederkk Noel. 116 Baragwanath, Rev. Owen Thomas, 237 Barber, E. H., 33 Barker. Douglas William Ashley, 236 Bartlett, Jean (nee Altson), 165, 189 Barrocci, Giannino, 208 Bartrum, John Arthur, 82, 120, 125, 134, 148, 162,

172. 201 basketball, 214 Bassett, Michael Edward Rainton, 261 Bastion Point, 106, 235 Bmhgate, John, 9 Baume, Frcdertck Ehrenfricd, 95 Baxter, James Keir, 189 Bayli>, Geoffrey Thoma' SandforJ, /48 Baysung, Anhur, 21\0

351

Beaglehole, John Cawte, 4. 5, 92, 114, 151, /52, ISJ-9, 166, 275: 'Communism and Hysterics', 153-4, !55; The Net!' Zealand Scholar, 275

Beattie, Rev. W., 103 Becby, Clarence Edward, 181-2. 212, 217, 219, 230,

236 Bell. Archibald Peter Stewart, 228 Bell, Sir Francis Dillon, 3, 4, 11, 20, 22, 27, 31, 39, 48,

52, 53, 75, 98 Bell, Sir Francts Henry Oillon, 106, 109 Bell, Graham Brooke, 214 Belshaw, Horacc, 133, 133, 156-7, 160, 162, 164, 172,

!83 Bennetr, Jack Anhur Waiter, 164, 165, 179,247 Bergquisr, Patricia Rose, 194-5, 293 Bergquist, Peter Leonard, 253 Bergstrom, Albert Rcx, 209 Bertram, James Munro, 164, 165-7, 179, 264; 'This sex

busi nes'', 164 Best, Elsdon, 82 Bickerton, Alexander Willimn, 49 Biggs, Brucc Grandison, 206, 250 Btllson, Edward F., 127 Bindery, 25 1 Binney, DonalJ Hall, 259, 300 Biochemistry Oeparrmenr, 25 l biology, 21, 38,80-81,85, 120, 132, 248: see also Cell

Biology Department, human btology, Leigh Laboratory

Biology Butlding (1939), 183, 223, 224; see also Thomas (Biology) Building

Bishop, Charmtan Jocelyn, 210 Blaiklock, Edward Musgrove (Ted), x, 160, 172, 174,

174, 176, 192 Bledi>loe, Charles Bathurst, Viscount, 162, 163 Blow, Eric Harald, 168 Blundcn, EJmund, 161 Board of Studies, see New Zealand University. Board

of Studies Bogie, Archibald Gordon, 213 Bonham, Dennis Gcoffrey, 275, 277 botany, 38, 80-81, 83, 87, 90, 176, 250; Botany

Department, 82, 191, 210 13owell, Arthur Henry, 26, 31, 120, 128, 148, 167 Bowen, Sir Charles Christopher, 89 boxing, 66 Boyd-Wilson, Edwin John, 149 Boys' Grammar School, see Auckland Grammar

School Bradley, Andrew Cecil, 77 'brain drain', l, 215, 246-7 Braithwaite, Winifred (Winnie), 144 Brasch, Charles Orwell, 166, 264 Brctt, Sir Henry, 96, 103 BriJson, Phtlip Sydney, 63, 7'1 Briggs, Lindsay Heathcme (Boh), 142, 1-14, 149, 175,

210, 210, 214, 237, 278 British Medical Association. New Ze::tland branch,

270, 272 Brog"n, Sir Denis Willimn, 304 Brook, Ju1ian Corne1ius, 70, 73, 91 Brown, Alexander Green, 21 Brown, Dennis, 214,215, 217, 253 Brown, Frcderick Douglas, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 29, 31,

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38, 39, 43, 53, 59, 80, 89, 90, 92, 112, 113, 114, 2<l7, 303

Brown, John Macmillan, 80, 181 Brown, Lindsay, 211 Brown, M. M., 63 Brownlie, Albert Dempster, 209 Brucc, Rev. David, 3, 4, 14, 23 Brunron, Alan, 260 Bryce, John, 16 Buck, Sir Peter Henry, see Tc Rnngt Htroa BudJie, Rev. Thomas, 23, 56 Butck, Thomas LinJsay, 82 Bullcn, Keith Edward, 131-2, 142, 144, 172, 173 Bulmer, Ralph Nevillc Herman, 250 Burbidgc, Pcrcy Wi lliam, 120, 122, 129, 132, 134-5,

134, 138, 157, 162, 163, 172, 185, 188, 195, 197, 224, 225, 244, 253

bursaries, sec scholarships and bursaries Burton, Ormond Edward, 85, 99 Butterworrh, Ruth Hclen, 262-1

Cairnev, John, 277 Cambie, Richard Conrad, 210 Cambridge, N.Z., 39, 235 Cambridge University, 24, 38, 41, 42, 48; Girron

Colle�e, 48; Newnham College, 48 Campbell, Dugal, 207 C<tmpbell, Sir John Logan, 11, 21, 53, 56, 122 Campion, Sarah, 72 Canterbury, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 26 Canterbury A%ociation, I, 6, 11 'Canterbury Collegiate Union', 6, 10 Canterbury Provincial Council, 10 Canterbury University College, I, 6, 10, 13, 25, 29, 41,

41, 41, 49, 69, 73, 78, 87, 88, 92, 112, l iS, 149, 150, 185, 196; funding, 12; studenrs, 139; Agriculture College, 122; Board of Governors, 114; Engineer· ing School, 36, Ill, 117-8, 270; Forestry School, 119, 121; Library, 85, 87; Musk School, 37; see also Canterbury University

Canterbury University (1958), 204, 240, 264; Pro-fessorial Board, 264

Canterbury Women's l nsticute, 80 capping, see graduation ceremony Carey, Harvey, 274-5 Carlecon, Hugh, 2, 3, 5, 6 Carlyle, Thomas, 296 Carman, John Burd, 283 Carnegie Corporation of New York, 121, 204-1;

'Dominions' programme, 201; travel grams, 157, 205, 207

Carpenter, John Willtam Moore, 212, 234 Caughey, Sir Thomas Harcomt Clarke, 276, 279, 281 Caughley, John, 118, 120 Cell Biology Department, 252-3, 302, 304 Cerde Molihe (1910), 65 Chalmers, Douglas Charles, 9/, Ill Chapman, Henry Samuel , 3 Chapman, Roben McDonald, 189, 213, 249, 254, 263 Chapman, Valenrine}ackson, 201,210,211.214,225,

2>5, 239 Chapman 's Neu• Zealand Monthh Ma)!azmc, 2 Chappcll, Rev Alben Bygrave, 124·5, 119 Charlesworch, Maxwell John, 209

352

Cheeseman, Thomas FrederiL, 56, A3 chemistry, 20, 21, 26, 11, 38, 39, 80, 81, 87, 108, 115,

147-9; Chemi5try Department, 147-9, 175-6, 210, 253

Chinese, 250 Chong, Frederick, 210, 2 39 Choral Hall, 11, 14, 24, 34, 36, 68, 96, 98, 106, 107-9,

108, 127, 216, 282 Choral Society, 11, 36, 79, 96 Chriscchurch, 11. 12, 17, 66, 101 Christian Union, 62, 65, 144; see aim Student

Christian Movement Church of England Grammar School, Auckland, 14 Citizens' League, 71, 99, 100, 101, 103, 104, 23i Clark, Andrew, 206 classics, 20, 21, 22, 60, 75, 76-77. 78, 133-4, 173-5;

Classics Department, 75, 76-77, 133-4, 173-5, 176; see also Greek, Latin

Clay, Maric Mildred, 293 Coaces, Joseph Gordon, 178 Cockaync, Leonard, 83 Cocker, Wtlliam Hollis, I 59-60, 169, 180, 182, 183,

190-3, 196, 198·9, 223, 224, 225,226-7, 228,229-30, 229, 231, 236-7. 239, 240,241, 242,244,273,275, 276

Colbeck, Wilfred 13runs, 98 'cold war', 189-90, 264 Cole, Davtd Simpson, 282, 283, 284 Cole, John Rcece, 189 College Rifles, 73 College Visitor, 5 ), 56 l'..ollegian, 65, 66, 69 Collms, Edwin Richard, 253 Colombo Plan, 255 commerce, 113; Commerce, School of, 80, 113, 114;

see also Faculties. Commerce Commerce Srudenrs' Soetety (1914), 65 Commission on Australian Universities, 1957: Re/Klfl

(Murray Report). 218, 221 Commissioner of Crown Lands, 30-31 Commince for the Preservation of Government House

and Grounds, 218, 2 37 Committee on New Zealand Universities, 200·1.

218-22, 241, 244, 255, 276 common room, staff men's 162; see also Senior

Common Room common r<Xlms, students', 62, 63, 64, 94, 128, 258,

259; Men's Common Room. 142; Women's Common Room, 142, 185; sec also Men's Common RQom Club, Women'� Common Room Club, Women's House Committee, Student Union

Communism, 132-3, 150, 151, 152, 153-4, 158-9, 164, 167-8, 182, 189, 190, 263

Community Arcs Service, 1ee Continuing Edutation, Centre for

rnmmunity colleges, 2 54 compulsory retirement, 195 Computer Centre, 290 Computer Science Department, 290 Comrie, Lcslie John, 74 conditions of appointment, 52, 77 Condliffc, John Bell, 133 Connon, Helen, IJ Conservatorium of Mu�ic, see Music, School of

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C::onstance, Pamcln, 199, 244, 245 Concemporaro Ret iett, J 5 Connnuing Education, Centre for, 190, 225, JOI;

Communitv Arts Service, 301; 'New stnrr', 200, 301

continuous a>sessment, 294 Cook, Erir, 167 Cook Islands, 2 50 Conper, Charles Gordon, 172. 173, 174-5, 174, 176,

179, 180 Coopt'r, TI1eophilus, l l Cooper, Warren, 301 Cooper, William Henry, 228, 236-7, 286 Co-operative Dairy A�sociat ion, 122 CopparJ, Jack Archihald Srapley, 139; 'Frenzy', 18'i Corbin, Horace Hugh, 120-1, 120-1; The Relatcon of

Foresm ro Science and /ndt•IC!"•', 11'i Comes, l;ene, 164

-

Coromandd, 12, 112 C'.oulton, George Gordon, 7J Coulron, Rost• (nee llbcrt), 1ee llhert, Ro�e 'cow paddock', .<ee Metropolitan Ground Cowic, Rr Rev. William Garden, 23, 31, 17, 44, 46, 'i 1,

52, 53, 2<l6, 304 Cowx, Rev. Howard Pcrnval, 84 Cox, Edwtn, 56 Cmccum, 71, 113, 143, H4. 146, 162, 163, 164, 183.

259, 260 Cranwcll, Lucy M�y. 142, 144 Crawlcy, Ledger Wlilwm All:tn (Pcrcr), 162- J, 175 Creche, 25H Cresswcll, Waiter D'Arcy, 166 Cricket C::luh, 1\6 Cmrc, 150 Crookes, Samuel lrwin, 157, 178 Crucible, 259 Cumberland, Kenncth Brailcy, 201, 206·7, 206, 228,

235, 250 Cummmg, Eva J., 91 Curnow, Thomas Alien Munro, 165, 166, 208, 300;

The Huckstcf' & Tlw Univer>iry or Out of Sire. OUI of Mind', 231-2; 'Mr Hutkstcr of l 'l58', 232, 2H

rurrency and banking, 80, 113 Currie, Sir Gcorg� Alexander, 204, 217 C::urrie, Lt>,he, 207

Duih Neu·< (London), 52 Darl) Sourhem Cros,, 9 Dalton, Georgc Chfford Jamcs, 2! J, 213 Darwin, Charles, 81, I 35; Vo)·ag� of the 'Beagle', 135 Davm , Daniel Marru5, 167 Dn\'i,, Anhur Geoffrey, I 77-8. 191, 194, 197, 225, 228,

230, l'll Davi�. Eliot Rypinskt, H Davts, Str Erne<t Hyam, 283 Day, Paul Wood ford. 217 deans, I 59, 288; see alm Auckland University. Senate.

Deans Committee Debating Clubs, 66 Debating Society, 65 Deerstalkers' A,sociation (Wellingron Branch), 218 Defcme Sciennfic Advisory Committee, 188 degree cour<;cs: BA, 31, 83, 117. !18, 204, 290, 297;

353

B Com, Ill; BE, l l3, 114, 117; BSc, 32,81-84, 138, 278, 283, 290; LLB. 12, 37; MA, 31, 32, 138; MB, 280; MD, 28 J-4

degree standards, IO, 3 J, 84-85, 91-92 degree structure, 32, 83-85, 93, 138 degrees for women, 14, 48 de Kicwict, Cornelius Wilham, 159 de la Mare, Frederick Archibald, 119-20, 157, 160,

161; Academic Freedom m New Zealand, 157 Dellow, Kenneth John, 71. 91, 100 de Malmanche, Frederick Henry Thomson, 228, 229

239 Je Monra1k, Joseph Wladislas Edmond Potocki, 72,

78, 79, I JO 'Demo5': 'The Logrc ofLiberali5m', 66 Dendy, Arthur, 81, 82, 85 Denmark, 183 dentistry, 117, 121-2, lOO Dentist•' Act, !904, 121 Dcsborough, Lawrence Oswald, 169-70, 198, 244 Denmann, Hcrbcrt Stanley, 76-77, 77, 78, 81, 133-4,

LJ6 Deutschc Forschungsgemeinschafr, 251 Development Finance Corporation, 304 Dick, Thomas, 19, 20, 27, 28 Dickinson, Henry Douglas, 158, 161-2 Dickson, Arrhur Jamcs, 238 Dilworth, Jamcs, 51, 52, 53 'diploma day', see graduation ceremony discrpline, 42, 71, 14 J, 185 Dixon, William Macnetle, 84 DotdRe, Sir Fret/crick Widdowson, 190 Dominion, 1!9-20 'Don't Look Now . . . ', 258-9 Dove, J. C., 73 Dowden, Edward, 77 drama, 1ce English Deparrmcnr Drama Club (1900), 65, 69 drawing, 38 drugs, 26<1 Dublin. Royal University of Ireland, 42 Duggan, Maurice Not:!, 189 Dunedin, J, 4, 5, 17, 18, 25, 101, 152, 277 Dunn, Michael Ronald, 249 Durham Umversity, 48

Ea;ter tournament, 66, 141 E:mher, 'Friday', 119 Ecdes, Sir John Carew, 204 economic conditions: effects on finance, 28, 31, 32, 94,

97, m-8. 145-68, 183, 206, 290-1 economics, 7'l, 80, ll 3, 133, 135, I 57, 176, 209, 250;

Economics Department, 133, 176, 2:09, 24'l Eden Crescent, 101\ Eden Street, 26 Edger, Kate Milligan, /3, 14, 61-62 Edger, Lillian, /3, 50, 51, 52, 53, 61-62 Edinburgh University, 38 Edmond, Murray Donald, 260 education, J8, I Vi, 250; Education Department, 135,

209, 248 Education Fightback Rally, 1981, 294 educational ;�andards, 1 1, H, 16, 17, 26, 32, 37, 87,

QO, 137, 179-80, 182, 200-1

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Edwards, Jimmy, I 52 Egcrcon, Charles \Villiam, 71, i7. 80, 81, 8�. 84, 85,

120, 130, 130, I 38, 161 Eiberg, John, 249 1840 And Afre-r, 183 Elam School of Fi&le Arts, 207-8, 225, 301 Elizabeth ll, Queen, 239 Elizabeth, Queen Mother, 240, 252 Elltott, Roben Banlert, 281 Ellis, Gilmour, 248 Ellis, Robert WaiiHce (Floh), 300 Ellis, Samuel Howard, 63, 91 endowmenrs, 6, 8, 9, 10, 18 engineering, 36, 37, 96, I 10, 113, 114, 1 1 7-8, I 19, 178,

297, 300; Engineering, School of, I 14-5, I 16, 117, 1 19, 127, 2 1 2-3,225, 255, 275, 290, 303; Chemical and MateriHis Engineering, 253; Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 253; Engineering, School of (Ardmorc), 212, 225, 226, 227; Engineering School Building, 248

Engineering Society (I 917), 65 English, 32, 39, 60, 75, 76, 77. 84, 85, I 73; English

Department, 77. 85, 130, 171, 173, 176-7,208, 290; drama course, 290

Entrican, Andrew )aLk, 104 environmentalism, 84 ethics, 79, 84 Evans, Lauric, 186 Evening Srar, 15, I 9 examinatiom, 18, Jl-32, 42, 44-45,88, 89, 90, 9 1 , 92,

\13,130, !36, 137, 138, 1 49, 180,200,21Cl,280,294; ovcr.ca\ examiners, 31, 45, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 136, 1 37, !38, 180; intercollegiate assessing, 1 37; <ee also Marrkularion, Untversity Ent ranee

'exempted' students, see �tudcms, extra-mural Exhibttion 1851 Science Scholarships, 87 Eyre, Dean Jack. 231

Facial Eczema Advisory Commincc, 2 1 8 Faculties, 287, 288; Archirecture, 235, 2'i6; Arrs, 88,

201, 202, 235, 249, 250. 256, 291; Commerce, 88, 235, 2 'i6; Education, 88, 288; Law, 88, 2 35, 256, 258; Mustc, 249

Fatrbum, Arthur Rex Dugard, 1 28, 144, 166, 183, 207-8, 209; 'Deserted Farmymd', 168; 'Distllusion­rncnt ', 164

Falla, Sir Roberr Alexander, 144, 148 Farlcy, Franci� Jnmes MacDonald, 21 'i Farmers' Union, 103, 122 Farrell, Brvan He my, 207 Farrclly, Elsie Vtolcr, see Loch·, Elsie (nee Farrclly) Farrelly, Royce Orrnond, 278 Fcathcrsron, lsaac, 1 5 Federal Hall, Auckland, 6 9 fees, 1 4 , 30, 31,93, Ill, 126,293 Fcmon, F rancis Dart , 36, � 7 Ferguson, Sir Henry Lmdo, 273 Fergusson, Sir Charles, 128 FIJI, 250 fint· ans, see Elarn School of Fine Ans Fine Arts (Eiam) Building, 240, 248 Finlay, Allan Marryn, 190, 263 Firth, Clifcon, 167 Firth, )miah Clifton, 14

354

Firth, Sir Raymond William, 132, 144 Fisher, Archihald Joseph Charles, 207-8, 208 Fin, Arthur Benjamin, 120, 1 35, 160, 162, 164, 183,

1 84, 209, 227, 228 FitzGerald. )ames Edward. 5 'Five and Nine Club', 259 Flemmg, Sir Charles Alexander, 148 Flctchcr, Sir James, 226-7, 229-30 Fletcher ConsrruLI ion Company, 128, 226 Florancc, David Charles Hamilton, Ill Florida Stare College, 79 Football Club, 95 Forbes, George \Villi am, I 52 Forder, Henry George, 162, 1 70- 1, /7/, 172, 173, 179,

1 80, 1 81, 1 83, 204, 210, 2J.! forestry, 117, 1 1 9, 120, 135 Forestry, School of, 1 19-21 Fortune, Wilfred Henry, 195, 228, 230 Forheringham, Alexander, 120 FowiJ,, Sir Ueorge, 90, 96, 97-98, 99, 1 0 1 , 102, 103,

104, 114, 1 1 7, 120, 120, 121, 122-3, 1 24, 126-7, 128, 136, 142, 1 48, 151, 153, 154-5, 155, 156-7, 163, 168, 169, 190, 195, 223, 241; Memorandum on academic freedom, 154-6, 160, 1 6 1 , 190; 'New Ev:mgel', 126

Fox, Alilc, 245 Fox, Rev. Charles Elliott, 66 Fox, Sir Theodore, 278 Fox, Sir \XItlliam, 56 Frankland, Pcrcy Faraday, 2 1 Fraser, Peter, 178, 1 81, 203,273 Free Public Library, see Auckland Public Library Freed, 2 59-60 Fret·dom Association, 177 freedom of spccLh, 14'i; �ee also Academtr frcedQm Freeman, Mabel, 91 French, 36, 60, 79, I I 3, I 24, 1 49, 250; French Depart·

mem, 129-30, 178,208 French Club, 144 French Liternry Society ( 1 901), 6'i 'Friends of rhe Soviet Union', JQO Froude, Jamc·' Anrhony: Occana, 48 Fry-Mallcson Report, >ee School of Medrcine and Human

Btology

·u . . ):, 2 Gage, John, 281 Ga,h, Donald Bardett, 258 Garland, Gay, 186 Gazette, see Auckland Univer5iry. Ga�ette; sec also

Una•erm' News Gedde:,, William Roherr, 202, 206 Geikic, Sir Archibald, 21 geography, 79, 113, 201, 248, 250; Geography Depart·

ment, 250 geology, 38, 39, 81, 87, 135, 210, 2';0 Gcorhermal Institute, 290 Georgc, Henry, 35, 1 26-7 Gcrmnn, 79, 1 13, ZOR-9; Germamc Languages and

Ltterature Dcp:�rrment, 208-9; lee also Swedtsh German Research Association, see Dcutsche For­

schungsgcmeinschaft Gifkins, Alan Darly, 184 Gilbert, Gavin Rohcrr, 18<)

INDEX

G.! lies, Thomas Bannatyne, 8, 2 3, 32, 34; Smclair Scho­larship donated, 12; Gillies Scholarship donated, 32

Gilmour, Arthur OswaiJ Michacl, 270, 276, 278 Glasgow University, 38 Glee and Madngal Society (1902), 65 Glover. Albcrt Edwan.l, 99, 1 01 Glover, Den is Jame; Matt hews, I 50, 166, 183 Godfrey, DaviJ, 261-4; 5Ce also N.Z. Commi»ion 10

Inquire into Administration of Secumy Service so far a' 1t rcla1e< to attendance of Officer> thereof ar a University

Goldhcrg, Suzanne, 2SQ golden Jubilee, 1933, 167, 168 Golden Jub1lee Book of the Aw:kland Unn•er<i!v College

/883-/933, 168 Golden Kiwi Lotterv Fumk SLicntifil Research Distri-

bution Committee, 250 Golson, Jack, 206 Goodfellow, R1chard Maclaurin, 248 Goodfelluw, Sir William, 248 Goodler, Bnan Laidlaw, !96 Gordnn, Dori; Clifwn, 273-5 Cordon, John Bowie, 263 Gorric, Avcrilda Margarer (Rilda), 165, 250 Gorse, Sir John Eldon, 3 Gnulding, Arthur Moricc, 71 Government House, 7, 8, 9, 26-27, 27, 29-30, 71,

94-109, 99, 224, 228, 232, 235, 236, 237, 239, 248: 1ce ulsn Metropolitan Ground, Old Government House, Senior Common Room

graduates, 83, 220 Grnduarc,' Association, .lee Auckland Umversity Col­

lege Graduates' Association graduation Leremnny, 14, 34, 55, 66, 68-72, 101, 141,

184, 296, 298-9; academic procession, 260; annual play, 69, 139; conversa:ione, 68, 69; harbour race, 256; 'promh', 66, 69, 70, 141, 183-4,257, 259, 260; revue, 185, 258-9; songs, 69, 70

Grafton Bridge, 102, 106, 107 Grand Hotel, 103, 235 Gray, Chri<tina, 59-60, 60-61, 63, 76 Gray, W illiam Arthur, 62-63, 63, lOO Greek. 14, 32, 36, 134, 174-5; see aho da�'its Green, Anrhony Sidney Geoffrcy, 249 Green, Roger Curns, 250 Green L�ne, 31 Grey, Str G.,orge, 2, 6, 8, 12, 15, 16, 17, 19, 29,39-40,

4/l, 5l-'i4, 'i5, 'it>, 57, 96; library donated ro City of Auckland, 19

Grey Lynn, 29 Grey Street, 70 Gricrson, John, 276 Gncrson, Maxwcll Rac, 228, 229, 235 Grossmann, Edith (nee Scarle), 80, 150 Grossmann, Joscph Pcnfound, 72, 79-80, 81, 82, 83,

84, 85, 89, 90-91, 113, 120, 132, 136, 149-50, 151, 153, 161; Afforestation, 83: 'Evils of Deforestation', 132

Groves, Murray Charles, 206 Gumon, Sir Jamcs Henry, 103, 106, 107, 2 37 gvmnasium, 65; >ce also Recreation Centre

Haa,t, Sir Ju!tus von, 82

355

Hahens, Rev. Wtlham James, 17 Haddow, Clem, 144 Haight, Frank Avery, 202 haka, 70, 143, 293, 294 Haldanc, John Scon, 161 Halcy, Russell, 260 Hall, David, 210 Hall, Sir John, 18, 20 Hali-Joncs, Sir William, 96 Halstcad, Eric Henry, 183 Hamilton, 216, 217 Hanan, Josiah Alfred, 106 Hanan, Josiah Ralph, 263 Hanly, Parrick, 301 Harkness, Donald Ernest, 120 Harman, Roy William Earl Bye, 218 Hart, Bryce, 71, 139 Hanshorne, Rithard, 206 Harvey, William Edward, 214 Haselden, E. D., 63 Haslam, Enc Percival, 162-3 Haslam, Francis William, 79-80 Haswell, William Aircheson, see Parker, Thomas

Jeffcry Haultain, Theodorc Miner, 23, 44, 51, 57 Hawke's Bay, 235 Hawkc's Bay Centcnmal Council, 218 Het·ror, Sir James, 15, 69, 82, 114 He1, Hamiora, 72 Heke, Hone, 268 Henley, Wilton Ernesr, 270, 275, 276, 278-81, 279, 280 Herald, sec Neu• Zealancl Herald Herdson, Peter Bame, 283 Hesketh, Edwm, Z 3, 51, 52, 54 Highr, Sir Jamcs, Il6 Hisconcal Societv Anmwl, 260 hisrory, 36, 79,80, 84, 85, 113, 138, 156, 157, 173, 176,

180, 213-4. 248, 250; History Department, 157, 172. 213-4, 249. 251

Hobday, Richard Henry, Canon, 175 Hobson Bay, 106, 226-8, 229, 231, 234, 235-6, 240,

276, 289 Hobson Bay Development Group, 227 Hobsonville Aircraft Depot, 21 2 hockey clubs, 66, 95 Hogben, George, 92, 93, 95, 96, liS, 118 Hogben, Julius McLachlan, 120 HoiJ,worth, Sir William Searle, 84, 89 Holland, Sir SiJney Gcnrge, 222, 230 Hollmgs, Stephen Charles, 290 Hollinrakc, Horace, 162, 176, 249 Hollyman, Kennerh James, 208-9, 250 Holmden, Dororhy, 91 Holmes, Sir Frank Wakefield, 2lll Holmes, Noel, 2Vi Holmcs, Olivcr Wcndell, 154 Holr, Laurence William, x, 160, 162, 17i Holr, William Frcdenck (Bill), 259 Holyoake, Sir Keith Jacka, 222, 246 Hongi Club, 141, 184 Hororiu kamga, 128 Horron, Sir Henry, 169 Hospital 11oards Association, 277 hospitals, role in teaching, 280-1

A HISTORY Of THE UNIVERSITY OF A U C KLAND

Hospitals Act, 1957, 281 hostels, see student re,iuences Howarth, Athol Feilding: 'When Love was Young', 70 Howie, Ross Nisbet, 274 Hughes Parry Committee Report, see Committee on

New Zealand Universities Hull, Cedl, 66 Hull, Trevor Philson: 'A prox(y) mating', 69 human biology, 278 Human Sciences Building, 249, 290 Hunt, H. H., 81 Hunter, A-;hlcy John, 1 1 6 Hunter, Sir Thomas Alexander (Tommy), 90-9 1 , 92,

1 16, 1 1 7, 136, 138, 1 5 1 ; Unit•ersir� Reform in New Zealand, 91

Humly, 152 Hurchinson, Sir James Douglas, 26 3; .<e� aL10 N.Z.

Commission m Inquire into Administration of Security Service so far as it relates to attendance of Officers thereof at a university

Hutton, Frederick Wollaston, 82, 83

lhhcmon, Henry Kaye, 283 llbert, Rose, 66, 68, 69, 72, 72-7l Indonesian, 250 Institute of Architects, 38, 2 1 5 International House, 248 Ireland, Royal Uniwr5ity of, see Dublin. Royal

Univcr,iry of Ireland lsaacs, Susan Sutherland, 182 Islington, Sir John Poynder Dickson-Poyndcr, Baron,

101 Italian, 208

Jackson, David Hamilton, 55 Jacobsen, Norman Rcginald, 9/ Jarncson, Alfred Barren, 63 Jamieson, James Peter Spcir.l, 272 Japanese, 250 Jarman, Arthur, 79, 8/, 89, 90, l l 1, 1 1 4 Jellett, John Hewitt, 21 Jermyn Street, 29, I 06 Jervois, Sir William, 24, 27 Johnson, A. R., 58, 78 J0hnson, John Charles, sec Sperrin·Johnson, John

Charles Johnsrone, Sir Alexander Howar, 190, 192-3, 196, 197 Joint Conference on the University Site, 230-1 Jordan, DaviJ Srarr, 88 Joseph, Michacl Kennedy, 166, 199, 208, 100 Jowett, &njamin, 2 1 , 15, 39

Kalman, John Arnold, 210 Kapp, Hclen, 207 Karangahakc, 1 12 'Karhleen Mavourncen' lo�ns, 146 Kauri Timher Co., 29 Kavanagh, Henry Edward (Tcd), 7 1 Kavanagh, John Francis, 207 Kavanagh, Paul, 100 Ked�ley, Susan, 268 'k�eping rcrms', 3 1 , 42, 44, 294 Keesing, Felix Maxwell, 144 Kemp, )an, 2o0

356

Kennedy, Robcrt Tcrencc, 2 1 1 , 238, 239 Kcnneth Maidment Theatre, 289 Kent, Banholomew, 101 Kerr, Waiter, 296 Keynes, John MaynarJ, 13arnn Keynes, 89, 133 Keys, Allwyn Charles, 1 49, 1 72, 178, 201, 208 Kibblewhitc, Alick Charles, 303 Kir.JJ, Rev. Roben, 3, 14, 23, 24, l l , 36, 45, 47, 55 Kimberley, John Wodchouse, Earl of, 1 0 Kinr.ler, John, 56 'King of Kawau', 140 Kingston, Bryan Hi slop, 217 Kirk, Harry Florrcr, 83, 122, 1 36 Kirk, Norman Eric, 303 Kirk, Thomas, 83 Kirkhride, Hilda, 91 Kirkness, James Andrew Sranley, 244, 244 Kiwi, 59, 63, 64, 67-68, 73, 79, 89, 104, 105, 108, 143,

144, 1 64-5, 166, 183, 188, 189, 259 Knight, Cyril Roy, 1 1 7, 120, 162, 181, 2 1 0 Kohimarama, 7 2 Korean War, 226 Kreielsheimer, Kurt Samuel, 188

laboraroric>, 26, 60, 86, 87, 108, 1 1 3; equipment, 31, I 13, 120, 148, 194-5, 2 5 l

Labour Club, 1934, 162, 164; Labour Club, 1 948, 1 89-90; see also Socialist Club, Labour Party. Pnnccs Street Branch

Labour Parry, 1 5 1 , 181 . 189; Princes Street Branch, 190

Lahy, Thomas Howell, 9 1 , 1 34; Uniuermy Reform m New Zealand, 91

Lamb, Sidney Ernest, 1 13, 1 14, 1 1 5, 1/6, 1 17, 120, 120, 125, 1 18, 178, 188

Laocashire, Douglas, 250 Lancaster, Thoma> Leonard, 120, 148, 162, 177, 1 9 1 ,

1 92-3, 194 land, 12, J0- 3 1 , 96, 125 ; see also 'site row' 'land-grant' colleges, 4 Landor, Waiter Savage, 68 language laboratories, 250 Laski, Harold )oscph, 1 57 Latin, 14, 32, 36, 84, 90, 174-5; Latin Rear.ling Circle,

174; sec also Classics law, 36, 37, 18, 41, 84, 1 10, 1 11-2, 137, 176, 2 19, 248,

258, 297, 300; Law, School of. I l l , 1 1 2, 146-7, J 77-8, 2 10, 258

Law Society, I l l , 258; see al1o Auckland District Law Society

1.-<�w Stlldems' Assoctation ( 1913), 6'i Lawn Tennb Club, 66 Lawrence, David Herben , 16-!, 16'i Lenry, Leonard Poultcr, 1 19, 2 17-8 lccrurc hours, 3 1, 33 , 36, 39, 42, 43·44, 45-46, 49-50,

5 1 , 56, 57, 58, 83, 174-5 Le< rurcrs' Associanon, 175-6, 1 90, 2 1 8 Lee, John Albcrt Alexander, 185 Leech, Thomas David James, 178, 188, 2 1 1 , 213, 225 Leeds University, 26, 1 6 1 'Legend of Kapingf•·Ra and the Ngari·Ph01s', 7 1 Lcice�wr University, 26 Leigh Laboratory, 2'i3 Lewis, Cedl Wilfred Dkkens, 281-2, 282, 284

INDEX

Lewthwaitt·, Gordon Rowland, 207 Leys, Thomson Wilson, 96, 97, 98, 100, 1 0 1 , 104, 105,

108, 109, 126; Auckland Unit•erSJrv College. Its claim eo a cencral sire and atlequacc buoldings, 108

Liaison Omtc, 30 1 Ltbcral Assoctauon, 16, 55 Liberai-Lahour Federauon. Remuera Branch, 1 0 3 Ltloeral Parry, 1 6 Lihrary, 27, 38, 4 2 , 60. 85-87, 86, 125, 1 32 , 147, 1 79,

180, 2 16, 248. 25 1 , 266; donations, 75, 125, 205, 266, 296; funds, 38, 65, 87; resources, 85-87, 296; see also Medical School Library

Library 13uildmg, 248, 296 Liggms, Graham Collingwood, 274, 275 Light, Alfred Charles, 2 10, 239 Ltlev, Str Alberr William, 275 Lilli�, Arnold Roberr, 210 Limitation of Enrolments Srature, 2'i5 Lincoln, 122 Linguistic Society, 2 5 2 ltnguisrics, 206, 250 Lippmcorc, Roy Alston, 1 2 7-8, 181 Liscon, MoM Rev. james Michael, 142 literary movements: 1 930s, 145; 1960,, 259-60 Literary Society ( 1904), 65, 260 Llewellyn, Donald Rces, 210, 234, 237, 239, 248 Lbvcllyn, Frcdertck John, 1 75-6, 2 1 0 , 277 Lloyd, Rev. John Frederilk, } Lloyd, Oltve, 144 Lloyd, Trevor, 99 l...<xhorc, Reuel Anson, 144 Locke, Elsie (nee Farrclly), 146; Swdenc at che Gaces,

146 logic, 14, 7CJ London University, 2 , 4, 20, 3 1 , 42 Lowry, Rohcrr William (&b), 1 57, 164, 165, 166, 167,

108, 183-4

Macandrew, James, 4, 9 McArchur, Alexander, 37, 84, I 1 1 McCahon, Colm John, 300 McComh�. Sir Terence Ht·nderson, 225 McCormick, Eric Hall, 165, 166, 2 5 1 ; Letters and Art

in New Zealand, 2 5 1 McDowell, William Chisholm Wtlson, 7 1 , 92, 98, 100,

102, 101, 1 14 MtEldowney, Richard Dennis, 2 5 1 McEiroy, Roy Granvillc, 194, 2 2 5 , 2 2 7 , 228, 229,

230-1, 237 McGowan, Gwen, /89 MacGregor, Alexander, 53 McGrcgor, William Roy, 120, 1 32, 1 -18, 160, 162, 177,

191-5, 192, 197, 202, 228, 2 14; personality, 1 94; The Waipnuu Kuuri Fore.lt of Norrhem Nett• Zealand, ICJ4

Macintosh, Sir Robert Reynolds, 273 Mackellar, Edward Duncan, 37, 43, ·H, 5 1 , 52, 53, 58 Mackenzie, Kenneth , 120, 1 59, 1 69, 179 Mackenzie, Mackay John Scobic, 16 Mackimosh, Jamcs, 120 Macky, Rev. John, 3 Macky, W�llacc Armmong, 120 McLaren, Clyde, 1 89 Maclaurin, _lames Scmt, 87

357

Maclaunn, Richard Cockburn, 52, 5 5 , 78, 82, 248 Madaurin Chapel, 26, 248 McLay, Lorna Alice, 258 McLean, Sir Donald, I S McLean, Mcrvyn Even, 250 Macleod, Wcndcll, 276 McMastcr, Marjorie, 66 McNickle, Winnre, 144 McRne, Fnrquhar, 4

'Maevius', see Monro, David Hector Mahon, Harold James Del Monte, 87, 136, 1 56-7,

160, 169 Maiden, Colin James, 285-6, 286, 289, 303 Maidment, Kenneth John, 194, 196-200, 198, 202-3,

2 16, 226, 228, 230, 237, 239, 242-3, 249. 2 5 1 , 252, 254, 2 6 1 , 262, 263, 265, 266, 288

Maidmem Theatre, see Kenneth Maidment Theatre Mair, John Thomas, 1 2 7-8 MaJOr, Charles Thomas, 52 'Making New Zealand', 251 Management Studies, 290, 300 Mandlc, William Fredcrick, 2 13, 262 Manhire, Bill, 260 Manukau City Council, 254 Monukau Road, 106 Manukau Technical Institute, 291 Manurcwa, 254 Maori Srudtes, 40, 202, 206, 250 Mnoris, 4, 5, 8, 1 2 , 26, 68, 145, 204, 250, 284, 293; .1ee

a/.10 Anglo-Maori Wars Marine Lahoratory, Lcigh, :see Leigh Lahoratory Mariram, Jacques, 165 Marleyn, Roland, 199 Marsden, Sir Ernest, 8 1 Mnrshall, Alfred George, 63 Mnr;,hall, Sir John Ross, 230 Marre Nosrro, 65, 66, 67, 67 Martin, Sir William, 3, 4, 1 2 Ma'><:m, Ronald Allison Kell�, 166, 167 Massey, Horace Lovell, 226 Masscy, William Ferguson, 69, 102, 106, 109, 1 1 9, 126 Massey, Bearson and Rix-Trou, 229 Massey Agriculrural College, 122-3; see also Ma%cy

University Massey University, 240, 255 Masters, Roben, 1 52-3, 1 60, 178 Machemmical Chronicle, 252 mathematics, 20, 2 1 , 32, 38, 46, 54, 55, 60, 76, 78, 84,

85, 87, 1 1 1, 1 70, 173, 176; Mathematics Depart· mcnt, 131-2, 1 70-1, 2 1 0

Mathew, Felwn, 1 0 3 matriculation, 2 , 14, 26, 3 1 , 32, B, 44, 88, 1 10 , 149,

180; ser aim university entrance Matthew, Sir Roberr Hogg, 237, 238 Marrhcws, Richard Ellis Ford, 252-3, 278 Maui research contract, 303 Medical Pracririoncrs Acr, 1950, 280 medicine, 36, 37-38, 90, 1 1 0, I l l , 300; Medicine,

School of, 102, 199, 227, 230, 249, 270-84; Joint Advisory Committee, 2 8 1 ; Joint Relations Com­tnittt•c, 281 , 283; Library, 282-3; see al5o Auckland University. Steering Committee on Medical Education

A H ISTORY OF THE UNIVERSIT Y OF A U C K L A N D

Melbourne Univcr,ity, J, 4, 1 0 , 2 6 , 36 Men's Common Room Club, n2 Men\ Hnu'e Committt'e. 1 4 3 mcm�l science, 38, 79, 80, 84, 202; .ll'e aho Jl'vcholngy

and philosophy 'Mcrcutio' (N.Z. Herald wlumnis! ), 102 Mercalfe, Marion, 66 Methouist Church , 106, 107 Mctropnlitan Ground, 95-109, 127, 23Q; see aim

Government Hnusc Meyer, RaymonJ rrancis, 303 Mtlford Prize 111 Philmophy, 1 32 'military education', 38 Mill, John Stuart, 83 , 84 Millener, Lauric Henry, 214, 249 Miller, Dora Lili;m, 120, 129, 149, 160 Milne, Edward Arrhur, 170 Milncr, lan Frank Gcorgc, 167, 264-5 Milnes. Hcrbcn Alben Edwin, 81 Minchin, Alice Erhcl, 205 Mmes, School of, 95, 96, 106, 1 12-3, 1 11-4 . 1 1 5 mining, 37, 39, 79, 1 12 Minhinnick. Sir Gordon Edward Georgc, 193 , 233 Mission lO the streets and lanes, 65 Mitchell, David, 260 Mobilisation CormniHc.,, lf>R Modern lanRuages, 32, 12\!, 176, 208-9; sec also Fren< h ,

German, Italian, Rus,ian. Spani,h, SwcJi,h Moir, Gwendolen, 189 Mollt-r, Lestcr Francis, 237 Monro. David Hector , 144, 162, 165 Moore, Merrill, 272 Morrell, William John, 1 19 Mortim<'r, Edwaru Ashtnn, 25 I Morron, John Edward, 278, 297, 299 Mou, John Raleigh, 65 Mt Allison University, New Brunswrck, 14 Mt Eden, 10 1 , 102, 106 Mt Hohson, 102 Mowbrny, Ncil Allman, 2 1 3 , 2 3 1 , 2 37 Muldoon, Robert David, 246. 257 Mulg<1n, Edward Kcr, 55 Mulgan, Alan Edward, 66. 67, 68. 1 6 1 ; 'Love and

L�w·, 69 Mulgan, Dororhea, 163 Mulgan , John Alan Edwaru, 67, 160, 1 62-4 , 163, 166.

168, 179, 196; 'Jubrlauc', 185; Man Alone, 162 Mulgan, Rita (nee Pickmere). see Pickmere, Marguerita Mullins, Stephanie, 2 1 3-4 Munn, Annie, 189, 198 Munro, Sir Leshe Knox, 120, 144, 147, 172, 190 Munro, Ron�, 16'5 Mmray, Gilbert, 1 6 1 Murray Rcrorr. <ee Commission o n Australian

Universities, 1957 Musgrovc, Sydney, 1 76, 196, 199, 200, 242, 243, 259,

269 Mu,k, School of. \6-17, }/l, 97, 1 1 4, Il l , 1 30, 176,

209, 249, 30 1 ; also called Conservatonum nf Mu'i' 1970-82; cxccutam diplnma co�rr�e. 249

Musical Students' Associanon ( 1897), 65; Mu,ical Cluh, 70

Narrn, Murray Davy. 228

358

Naldcn, Charles, 209, 249 Nanson, Eric Mussard, 283 Napier, 32 Nash, Sir Waiter, 1 2 1 , 1 50, 222, 235, 2 36, 2 3 7 , 276 Nmhan, John, 225 Nmh�n. Nathan Alfred. 1 0 3 Nmional Womrn\ Hospital, 273; 0 & G Hmpital

Jornt-Relations Comminec, 275; 0 & G Unit, zn, 275

National Women's Liberauon Confererwc, 268 nmur�l M.ience, 20, 2 1 , 22, J2 Nacure, 22 Ncl�un, Ch"rlcs, lil Nelson, 1 1 , 32 Nelson College, 6 Nevill, Sir Arthur de Terrorrc, 2 1 2 Neu· Age, I ll New Cnlt>donia, 250 New Guinea. 187. 188, 250 New Hebriues, 250 New Plymouth, l2 New South Wales, I l l 'new 'wn', <ee Continuing Educanon. Centre for New Zealand Commission to Inquire into Administra·

tion of Security Service so far as it relates to atten­dance of Officers thereof at a University and mat· I<'" inciucntal thereto, 263

New Zealand Constitution, 1 R'52, 1 2 , I 'i New Zealand Department of Defence, 109 New ZealanJ Dep:orrnwm nf Education, 2 1 , 55, 124,

240. 244 New Zealand De parr mcnt of Scientific and lndustrtal

Research, 247 New Zcalanu Fore>t Service, 120, 1 \2, 1 94 New Zealand Forestry Department, <ee New Zt·aland

Forest ServiLe New Zealand Parhamem. House o( Rcprest•nrallvt',,

25; Educarion Commitrec, 92, 91, 195 New Zealand r�rliamem. Joint Rete" Committee,

3 New Zealand Parltamenr. Legrslatrve Council, <.J, 16,

19 New Zealand Secumy Scr\'itc. 2 6 1 - 1 New Zc:tl:tnd Agricultural College, .<Cc Ma"ey

Agrrcultural College Neu• Zealand and South-Ease A<ta, 26 1 New Zealand Centennial Survey,, 2 5 1 New Zealand Compa ny . 'i, 1 1 Neu· Zealand Geographer, 206, 2'i I Ncu· Zealand Clraphic and Lndres Journal. 76 Neu· Zealand l lerald, 8, 1 4 . 19, 29, 10, 14, 37, 47, 44,

'5 1 , 52, 54, 70. 95, 99, 100, 1 0 1 , 102, 104. JOS, lOo, 107. 1 4 1 , 1 5'i. 1 58. 1 6 1 . 169. 1 8 2 , 22!l. 266, 301

Ncu· Zealand lnscicrue. Transacrrons, 8 3 , 1 3 1 Neu· Zealand Journal of Hr.<tor;. . 2 5 1 New Zcalanu Medical Graduates Associmron, 270 Neu• Zealand Medical Journal, 278 New Zealand Medrcal Research Council, 272 New Zealand Ohsrctrkal So<'icty, 2 7 3 New Zl·al:tnd University , rx-x, 2 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , \!, 10, 1 1,

1 4 . 17, 18, 32, 68. 82, 84, 8H. 1 1 4 . DO, 136-8, 149, 1 6 1 , 22n-7, 242; admrmsrrarron. 10; function "'

ex:tmmmg body, 2, 5. 6, 8, '1, 10, 12, 44-41, 2 1 9 ; fundrng, 'i ; llppmirinn h y consmuent college>,

INDEX

I �5-8; reforms of the I 920,, 1 17 -8; Vice· Chancellor, 204

New Zeal<md Univer�itv. Academic Board, 1 3 1 , 1 37 , 204; we also New Zealand Univer;ity. Board of Studies

New Zeahmd Univcr�lt y. 11oard of Studies, 9�, 1 3 1 . 1 36, I �i; 1ee aim New Zealand University. Aca· dem1c Board

New Ze<1land Univer�ity. Council, 5. 6, 1 37 New Zealand University. Senate, 5 , 10, 1 5, 17, 18, 19,

14, 38, 46, 53, 56, 7 1 , 88, 1:!9, 92, 93, I 10, 1 14-5, 1 1 7, 1 19, 136, 137, 1 4 1 , 149, 1 79, 182, 192-3, 200, 204, 2 1 6, 273; Grams Com mittee, 204; profc�Mlrial conferences. 93; Research Commmee. 204

New Zealand University; see also University of New Zealand An

New Zealand Umvers1ty Amendment Act, 1914, 93 New Zealand Univer,ity battalion, 82 Neu Zealand Unll.'ersirv Lau· Ret'ICU', 252 Neu Zealand Worker, 1 55 Newcasrlc University College, 47; College of Phys ical

Science, 48 Newman, John Henry, 25; The Idea of ll llniversic�·.

z 'i, 297' !00, 304 Newman Discussion Group, Z 1 8 Newmarket Borough Council, 282 Newton, A. P., ! 59 Ngaca, Sir Apir:ma Turupa, 3 3 , 65 Nola, Robcrr, 261 Nolan, Ruby, 244, 245 Noonan, Michael Amhony, 259 Norrh, John Derek Kingslcy, 2 7 1 , 276, 278, 283 North, Kcnncth Arnold, 142 Northcrofr, H. C., 74 Nonhern Ouh, 103, 2 3 5 Norrhey, John Frcderit k, 2 10, 241 Norrhey, fuchard John, 259 Nucleus, 260 Nuffield Foundation, 205

Oaklcy, 254 Odell, Allan Lloyd, 214 Officers' Traming Corps, 7 3 Old A m Build•ng, 259; <ee also Arrs Butldmg Old District Court House, 26 Old District Resident Magistrate's Court House, 26 Old Government House, 249, 266, 268; ,,ee al.1o

Governm('nt Hou,e, Scn1or Common Room Old Grammar School, 107, 107, 142, 225, 227 Old Parliament House, 29, 38, 59, 60, 61, 94, 96,

106 Old,, Kati.,, 187 Ohver, William Hosktng, 300 Ohver, Walrer Reginald Brook, 148 Oman, Sir Charles William Chndwick, 84, 89 Onchunga Grammar Sdmol, 1 7 Onslow, Floren.:e Coulston, Countess of, 37 Open-air ShHke'IX'arc, 257, 2 59 Ot>cn \\i'indou•.<, 164 Opening day anniversary mel'tlngs, 19 optometry, 253, 290 Oragc. Alfred Richard, I 32 Orake1, !06, 122, 223 Orange, Fred, 188

359

Order of Merit, 1 59 Onflamme, 1 50 O'Rorke, Celilia Mary (nee Shepherd), 7, 16, 1 7 O'Rorkc, Sir Gcorgc Mauricc, 5 , 6 , 7 , 7, 8 , 9 , 15-19,

2 3 , 25, 26-27, 28. 30, 31, 34, 35, 37, 38, 42, 44. 46. 47, 48, 50, 5 1 , 52, 5 3 , 54, 55 , 56, 57, 58, 65, 7 1 , 76, 79, RR, 89, 9 1 , 93, 94, 9'i, 96, 97-98, 102, 106, 108, 1 14, 1 2 5 , 1 26, I Z 7 , 174, 198, 2 4 1 , 270; deued Chairmiln of A.U.C. Counctl, 24; personnliry, 16, 47, 51, 57; son's polo ponies, 45, 47, 56; 1ee 11lso Aldi>, Willtam Stcadman

O'Rorke Hall, 258 O'Shca, Martin Rncke, 120, 1 25·6, 1 29, 132, 1 !8, 146,

15 1-2, 1 52-3, 156, 1 57, 158, 1 58-'J, 162, 164, 168, 1 69, 192, 198, 245; Anul�1is of Annual Got·ermncnc £1pendiwre on Educ<lCion /915-1930-/934, 146

O'Sullivan, Vinccm Gcrald , 259 Otago, 9, 1 1 , 12, 25, 1 12; moves for secession , 1 3 Otago Provtnctal Council, 4 , 5 , 1 2 Otago Associauon (Scotland), I Owp,o Dally Time<, 1 0 1 Otago Umversity, I , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 9, 10, 1 3, 18, 2 5 , 29,

36, 4 1 , 43, 58, 64, 73. 78, 87. 88, 1 12 , 136, ISO, 185. 196, 204, 240, 264; Council, 58; funding, 12, 95; Library, 85, 87; Professorial Board , 58; students, 139; Vice-Chancellor, l 38

Otago University . School of Dentistry, 1 2 1 Orago University. School of Medicine, 36, 93, I l l ,

1 13 , 270, 273, 276, 277, 280, 284; AuLkland Branch Faculty, 272

Otago Univer,itv. School of Mmes , 36, I l l , 1 1 2 , l l'l Oucspoke, 261 Owcn, Gwilvm, 8 1 , 132, 1 3 5 Oxford Universicy, 2 , 20, 24, 4 1 , 4 2 , 297

Packer, John, 204 Palmcr, Jackson, 5 1 , 52 Palmerston North, 122, Z 1 7 , 22 3 Papatoctoc, 1 2 2 Paris Universi ty , 4 1 Pnrk Road, 282 Parker, Thomas Jeffery, and Haswcll, William Aitchc·

'><ln: A Tcicbook of Zoology, 83 Pnrkyn, George Wilbm, 200; Succen and Failure at

che Unit•ersir:v ('Parkyn Report'), 200, 221 Parliament bUilding, Auckland, 1ee Old Parliament

House Parnaby, Owen Wilfred, 2 13, 250 Parr, Sir Christophcr Jamcs, 98, 109, 121-2, 128, ISO Parry, S1r David Hughes, 2 1 8-22; sec also Committee

on New Zealand Universities part-time Students, see students, parr-time Parrington\ Mill, 237 Parcon . Hugh Noble, 204 Paterson, Alfred Croom, 120, 1 34, 134, 136, 1 6 1 , 174,

1 75 Paul, David Blackwom:l, 165 Pavlova, Anna, 1 39 Peace Council , 263 Peace for Vietnam Comminee, 265-6 Peacntke, Gerald Loft us, 52, 79, 96, 98, 100, 102, 106 Pcar<On, William Hnrnson, 208, 300 pensions, .lee Sup.:rannuation People's Univer�ity C:ollegc, JO

A HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF A U C KL A N D

Percival, John, 75 Percy, John Henderson, 2 1 3 Peren, Sir Gcoffrey Sylvestcr. I22 Pflaum, Kazimierz Bernard, I99 Philosophy Department, I 32-3, 209 Philson, Thomas Moore, 283 Phoenix, 163, 165-8, 166, 183, I89, 259, 264 physics, 20, 38, 80, 85, 147; Physics Department, I08,

134-5, 2 1 4 , 253 physics, experimental, see chemistry physics, mathematical, see physics physiology, 282 Pickmere, Leonard Travcrs, 68; 'A prox(y) muting', 69 Pickmere, Marguerita Blumfield ('Rita') (Mrs A. E.

Mulgan), 59, 60, 66, 67, 72 Piddington, Ralph, 205, 206 Pin Street, 69 Platrs. Una, 140 playing fields, 65, 97, 98, 224, 225, 226, 289-90, 296 Pli,dtkc, Ernst Anthony (also spelt Plishkc), 2 IO-I I Plunkcr, Sir William Lee Plunkct, Baron, 95, 97 Pnananga, Henare, 33, 64 Pocock, John Grevilte Agard, x, 300; 'The History and

Historiography of New Zealand Universities,' x Pogson, Frank, 72-73 political science, 33, 36; Political Studies Dcpartmcnr.

202, 249, 250, 261 Pollard, Waiter Francis, 208 Po/ynestan Soctery Journal, 2 5 1 Polynesians, 284, 293 Pond, Charles Alexander McLean, 46, 50, 56, 57, 75 Ponsonby: Elam School of Fine Arts, 225, 240 Popper, Sir Karl Raimund, 204, 209 popular lectures, see public lectures Posnett, Hurcheson Macaulay, 34-36, 43, S I , 58, 65,

75; The Historical Method in Ethtcs, Jurispmd�ncc and Political Economy, 35; The Ricardian Theory of Rent, 35; Comparative Literature, 35

Post-Graduate Medical Sociery, 2 72 Postlcwaite, Arthur Percy, 142 Powell, Arrhur William Baden, /48 Presbyterian Church of Otago and Southland, Synod,

4 Pres., (ChristLhurch), 1 0 1 , 1 18 Princes Street, 27, 29, 69, 98, 103, I27, 223-40, 2 54,

275 prizes, 37, 42, 80 professional education, see 'Special Schools' Professors Emeriti, 80 professors, changing role, 288 Progressive Youth Movement, 266 'provisional admission', 200 Prudenua, 251-2 p;ychology, 79, !35, 201, 202, 207, 278; Psychology

Deparrmcnr, 207, 290; see also optometry psychology and philosophy, 32, 84; see also mental

science, psychology, philosophy public lectures, 24-25, 39-40, 43, 104; see also Wimer

Lectures Publi< Libraries Act, 1878, 1 7 Public Trustee, 290 Pullar, David William, 286, 287

Queen Street, 69, 101 , I06, I44, I52, 268

360

Queen Street Businessmen's Associanon, 235

Radio Research Cc m re, 2 I 4, 2 16 Rae, Duncan McFadyen, !90, 196, 225 Ralph, Raymond Kcith, 252-3 Ralph, William Joseph, 99 Ranfurly, Sir Uchtcr John Mark Knox, Earl of, 95 Ranfurly, Lady Constance Elizabeth Knox (nee

Caulfie\d), Countess of, 66 Te Rangi Hiroa (Sir Peter Buck), 143 Ranston, Rev. Harry, 1 56-7, 160, 163, I64 'rapid rail', 224, 226 Ramay, Robcn Henry, I 4 Raudkivi, Arved Jaan, 213, 253 'Recognized Schools', see 'Special Schools' Recreation Centre, 290 'Red Cross Knights', 70, 70, 73 Reeves, William Pember, 16, 32, 3 3 , 5 3 , 'iS, 81 Registry, !03 Reichel, Sir Harry, 136-7 Reichd-Tmc Commission, 1925, sec Royal Com-

mission on University Educarion, 1925 Reid, John Cowie, 176-7, 183, 185, 208 Rcnwick, Wil!iam Leslie, 291 Tc Reo, 2S2 research, 25, 44, 82-83, 87, 89-90, 9I-92, 93, I l'i, 147,

148, 149, I 7 1 , 1 76, 178, 183, 188, 204, 209, 214, 248, 274, 275, 300, 303-4

Research and the University, 204 Reserves and Other Lands Disposal and Public Bodies

Empowering Act, 1907, 96 returned servicemen, I 24-5 Rhodes Scholarships, 73, 77. 87, 91, 100, 153, 162-4,

167, 278, 283, 285 Ricardo, David, 83 Ricbards, Max, 259 Riches, Topcora, 296 Richmond, Cbristopher William, 3 Richmond, Norman Macdonald, 1 53-6, I62, 167;

'Communism and Hysterics' 1 53-4, 155 Riddct, William Logan Campbell. 120, I 22, 135 Rifle Club (1913), 73 Rivc, TI10mas Norman (Tom), 209 Robb, Sir (George) Douglas, 73, 74, 1 32, 183, 192-4,

196, 228, 229, 230, 235, 237, 242, 244. 252, 271-l, 271, 275-6, 278, 279, 281 , 286; Univer<iry Develop­ment in Auckland, 2 30; Healch Reform in New Zealand, 272; Medical Odyssey, 272, 271

Robinson, Sir Dovc-Myer, 228-9, 230, 235, 260 Rohinson, Robert Anthony, I49, 175, 176 Roche, Edward Henry, 276 Rodwc!l, Harold Rione, 160, 1 6 I , 1 79, I8l Rogers, Cyril, 2 1 5 Rohan, Martin Driscoll, 91 Rollescon, William, 3 , 5, 6, 8, 9, 18, 53 Romance Languages Department, 250; see also French,

Italian, Spanish Ross. Stew, 259 Rosser, Arthur, I 03 Rorary Cluhs, 1 27, 273 Rotorua, 304 Rowley, Ross Gordon, 2 1 8 Royal Agricultural Society Journal, 22 Royal Commission ro inquire into and report upon rhe

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operation of the University of New Zealand and its relations to the secondary schools of the colony, 1879-80, 1 7-18, 42, 9 1

Royal Commi;sion on Univer•ity Edu�ation, 1925, 1 1 1 -1 2 , 1 18, 1 19, 120, 122, 1 36-8, 1 8 1 , 204, 2 2 1 , 244, 2'i5

Royal Society, 134; Fellows, 74, 162, 252, 274, 275; Tran�acrions, 131

Royal Umversity of Ireland, see Dublin, Royal University of Ireland

Ruakura, 122 rughy, B, 64, 125 Rugby Club, 65-66, 78, 290 Ru"�ia, 1ee U.S.S.R. Russian, 250 Rutherford, Sir Ernesr, Baron Rutherford of Nelson,

8 1 , 87, !59, 1 6 1 Rutherford, James, 15\1, 172, 172, 1 7 3 , 1 74-5, l 76, 179,

180, 183, 184. 187, 1 9 1 , 195, 197, 20 1 , 2 1 3 Rutherford, Rose, I 72

S.P.A.C.E. see Society for the Promotion of Academic and Cultural Education

sabbatical leave, 1 38, 149, 253, 296 St Cuthbert's College, 1 4 1 St John's College, Auckland, 2, 1 3 St Stcphcn's School for Maori Boys, 202 salaries, 14, 19, 20, 24, 36, 37, 44, S I , 58, 76, 77, 78, 79,

80, 93, 94, I l l , 1 1 2 , 120, 1 38, 146, 148, 2 1 5 , 246, 247; see also fees

Salt, Gordon McBridc, 120 Samoa, 204, 250 Sampson, Hubert, 278 Sandall, Frederick Arthur, x Sartlcr, J. F., 26 3 Sayers, Sir Edward George, 270, 276, 277 &hmitr, Car!, 36-37 scholarshipS and bursaries, 18, 32, 3 3 , 36, 37, 42, 43,

44, 45, 87. 93, 129, 1 34-5, 148, 180, 22 1 ' 225, 256, 260, 273, 294

School of Medicine and Htnnan Biology. Re{>Ort.l of the Working Pames (Fry-Malleson report), 2 78

Schools of Mines (non-academic), I I Z Science Building, 228, 240, 248, 249 Science Building ( 1 9 1 9), 108-9, 108, 127, 216; see also

Choral Hall Scientific Society ( 1915), 65 Scmt, Helen Jane: A New Zealand Woman in Russia,

l 'i l Scott, John, 37 Scott, Mary Edith (nee Clarke), 72, 77 Scott, Robert julian, 1 14 , 1 15 , 1 16, 1 18 Scott , Thomas Henry, 207 Scott, Winifred, 66 Seaman, Archibald Morris, 120 Secondary School Assistants' Association, I 30 Seddon, Richard John, 16, 55, 56, 69, 94, 95, 96, 103,

104, 1 1 2, 1 1 3 Segar, Hugh Williams, 57, 58, 78, 80, 81, 83, 89, 93,

98, 100, 105, 1 13 , 1 1 8, 120, 1 3 1 -2. 136, 160, 1 6 1 ' 222

Segedin, Marin Gordon, 214 Senior Common Room, 248; see also, tommon room,

staff men's

361

separatisr movement; sec University Colleges; moves for independence

Scth-Smith, Hugh Garden, 23, 26, 17, 43 Sewell, William Arthur, 161 , 162, 163, 1 i l , 1 72, 173,

174, 176, 179, 180, 182, !83, !92, 194, 208; Freedom of Speech, 1 6 1 ; The Physiology of Beauty, 1 7 1

Shadbolt, Timothy Richard, 265, 266, 266, 268; Bull· shit and Jelly Beans, 265, 268

Shand, Thomas Philip, 263 Sheehan, John, 9, 29 Shcllcy, Sir James, 185 Shelly Beach, Auckland, 22 Shepherd, Cecilia Mary, see O'Rorke, Cecilia Mary

(nee Shepherd) Sheppard, Elizabeth Annie, 208, 209 Sherringron, Sir Charles Scott, 161 Short, Wallace Frank, 120, 135, 148 Shove, Henry Waiter, 120 Sidgwick, Henry, 35 Siegfried, Andre, 89 Simkin, Colin George Frederick, 20 1 , 209 Simmons, Rev. Frank Churchill, 3 Simpson, Roger, 258-9 Sinclatr, Andrew, 32 Sinclair, John Desmond, 278, 283 Sinclair, Keith, /86, 189, 209, 2 1 3 Sinclair, Norman, 78 Sinclaire, Frederick, 66, 79 'single tax', 1 26-7 Sisam, Kennerh, 63, 63, 68, 77, 100, 180, 196 'sire row': 1872, 8-9, 17-18, 26-30, 59, 93; 1905-19, 78.

94-109, 101, 126, 185; 1950s, 203, 2 14, 2 1 6, 222, 223-49, 233, 242; 1970s, 254; see also A1bany University, Bastion Point, Government House, Hobson Bay, Metropolitan Ground, Princes Screet, Orakei, Tamaki, Tank Farm

'site song', 100 Skoglund, Philip Oscar Selwyn, 195, 2 2 1 , 236, 237 Smale, Philip Sidney, 9/ Smith, Norman Kemp, 1 3 3 Smith, Stephenson Percy, 82 Smirhyman, Christopher, 259 Smithyman, William Kendrick, 189, 300 Smits, Kathryn, 208-9 smoking, 64, 185 Snow, Charles Pcrcy Snow, Baron, 149 social sciences, see anthropology, geography, political

studies, psychology, sociology Socialist Club, 189-90 S<xialist Society, 266 Society for the Promotion of Academic and Cultural

Education (S.P.A.C.E.), 2 18, 2 3 1 , 235 sociology, 20 I, 249 Soddy, Frcderick, 162 Soljak, Philip Leonard, 165 South Africa. University, I 36 South African rugby tour: 1973, 266; 1981, 1 5 1 , 294,

296 Spanish, 250 'special police', 152 'Special Schools', 1 10-23, 128, IJ6, 2 10, 300; see also

Architecture, Commerce, Engineering, Fine Arts, Forestry, Law, Medicine, Mines, Music

Speccaror, I 0 I

A HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND

Spetghr, Wtlham, Q8 Spencer, Norman 1"\erridge, 2 1 1 , 228, 210 Sperrin·Johnson, John Charles, 82, /31, I ll, 1 38, 191 Spike, I SO Spragg, Roberr Fenw�ek (Bob), 185 sr�ff numbers, 205, 147-8 staff-student consultative committees, 26S staffing, 87-88, 146-'iO, 121-l, l46, l91 Stafford, Sir Edward Wilham, 4, 6, 9 Stanley, Mary, 189 Star, see Auckland Star Stead, Christian Karlson, l59, lOO Stephens, Frank Burcon, I S6· 7 Stephenson, Nevllle George, 214 Srcvcmon, Richard Newell, 281 Stewart, Georj!e Macfarlane, 91 Stewart, William Downic (jr) [ 1 878-1949), IOl Stone, Juhus, 172, 177, /77, 183, 184 Stoop, Ann�ue Clatr, 209 Stout, Str Rohert, 16, 17 , 29, 30, 34, 47, 53, 56, 70, 7 1 ,

88, 92, 91, 103, 108, I ll , 1 36 Srrong, Edward Herbert, 66 Su.dem, I 50 Student and Staff Nursery Society Inc., see creche Srudent Christian Movement, 6S, 164; «'e al<o OJ>en

Windows student counscllmg. 2 58 student health service, 258 student numbers, 14, 18, 31-33, 36-37, 38, 39, 77, 81 ,

87, 106, 1 1 1 , 1 1 1, 1 1 7, 1 18, 1 19, 1 2 l , l l0, 1 17, 1 19, 146, 182, 187, 2 1 5-16, 2 18, ll6, 240, 245-6, 254, 255, lSo, 283, 188, 191, 193, 294

srudent restdences, 97, 123, 225, 139, 146, 248, 258, 104; 'mixed Oatt ing', 304; see also 1nrernational House, O'Rorke Hall

student revolts, 146-8, 1 5 1 , 242, 256, 260-9 Student Union, 248, l58, 165; see also common room�.

students; Old Arts Building, student wing students, 14, 26, 32·32, 45, 52, 55, 59-74, 99 100, 101,

IOl, 101, ll6, 128, 146, 183-90, zoo. 225, l35, 291, 193-4, 296, 299-300; extra-mural, 32, 53, 1 37, 25S; Maori, H, 25S, l9l; overseas, l55, 291-4; part· time, l4, 33, 39, 44, 45-46, 59, 63, 65, 83, 91, 103, 104, 1 37, 1 39, 178, 179, l l l , ll4, 2.35, 2.S5-6, 2QI,

l93; Polynesian, 293; postgraduate, 147; women, 1 3 , 14, 24, 34, 37. 45, 48, 66, 97, 1 39, 283, l91, 293; World War I casualties, 73-74

Students' Association, H, H, SS, 60, 62, 61, 66, 67, 77, 100, 102, 1 39, 1 4 1 , 14l, 143, 147. ISO, 157, 164, 167, 187, 188, 2 18, 159, 2.60, 265, 185, 290; Ex·

ecutive, 63, 63, 7 1 , 72, 142, 143, /63, 164, 167, 227; butldmj! fund, 139; press, 165, 168

study leave, see sabbatical leave Sulltvan, Very Rev. Marrin Glostcr, 162, 160, 162, 161, 167 superannuanon, 92, 124, ISO Supreme Courr, 76; Library, I 06 Sutton, John, 144 Swainson, Wilham, 2-1, I Z Swanson, Willtam, 8 Swedtsh, 150 Sydney. Untverstty, 2, 3, 4. 36, 69, 254 Syme, Sir Ronald, 125, 129, 1 34, 144, 159, 196, 198 Symonds Street , l7, 29, 69, 97, 107, 107, 128, 225;

362

old tr·merery, 235 Synagogue, 235

Table Tennts Club, 187 Tait, Peter Gurhrie, 2 1 Takle, Danen, 259 Talhot, Graeme Gibson, 281 Talbot·Tuhh�. Henry Arnold, 69, 72, 76 Tamaki sirt>, 199, 2 1 2, 224-6, Zl7. 2 3 1 , llS, 237, 240,

276, 289 Tamaki Planning Committee, see A.U.C. Council.

New Butlding� Committee Tancred, Henry John, 6, 17 , 3 1 , l2 Tane, 252 Tank Farm, 2 15 Taranakt, 4, 9 Tarawera, W Tarhng, Peter Nicholas, 259 Tare, Frank, 136-7 Tauptn Reserve Coal Co., 30 TaurHnga, 190 Tawney, Richard Ht>nry, 161 Taylor, Alfred Edward, 1 3 3 Taylor, Rev. Edmund Harvcy, IOl Taylor, Frank Alwyn, 74. 77, 9/ Teachers' TratninA College, H, 82, 95, <l8, 103, 106,

187, 2 1 6 tennts, see lawn tennis; Table Tcnnt' Club terms, l l , 41-45, 46, 190 term� system, sec �keeping terms' Theatrical Company, 65 Thames, 12 , 39, 45, I l l Thomas, Sir Algernon l'hillips Withiel, 22, 25, 26, 27,

29, 19, 42, 44. 57, 59, 80, 81, 83, as. 1 1 1, 1 1 1, 1 18, 128, 1 36, 167, 297; Report on the En<ptwn of Tarawcra and Rowmahana, 39, 83, 303

TI)(>mas, William Edwin, 8/, 176 TI1omas (Btology) Buildtng, 248 Thomp<on, Arthur Ballard, 142, 144, 226 Thom-.on, Alexander ('Timmpo,rm'), 70, 71 Thomson, Lyndsay, /89, 244, 245 Thwattc�. Philtp Edward, 2'>9 Tibbs, James Wilham, 97-98, 100, 103, 104 timetables, see lecture hours Titchener, Alan Lee, 2 1 3 , 303 'Tilly the Toast of Tamaki', 1 39-4 1 , 140 timber, I Z, lO Ttmms, Dum an WilliHm GrHhHm, 24CJ Tobin, C. E., 63 T ocker, Albert Hamilron, I 3 3 Tale, John, 100 Tolc, Joseph Augustus, 18-19, 29, 79, 80 Tomorrou·, 264 Town and Country Appeal Board, 2l7, 240, l8l town-gown relanons, see Auckland Untversny and the

community town planning, 2 1 1 ; see also archttecrurc Toy, Richard 1-lorron, 217 Trades and Labour Council, see Auckland Trades and

Labour Council Tratning College, �ee Teachers' Tratntng College trams, 101 , 109 travel grant,, 205 Tregear, Edward, 82

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Trcmam, Alherr RunaiJ, 209 Trevdyan, Charles, 16 Trevtrhick, Jamc:' Garland, '8 Tnuh. 168, 264-S Tunbu, 255 Tuhh;,, Hcnrv Arnold, sc:e Talhot-Tubbs, Henry

Arnold Tucker, Thomas George. 21, ZZ, 2S, 26, 34, 36, 39, 76,

82, 89. 296, lOI Turhott, Evan Graham, 148 Turner, Sir Alexander Kingcomc, 142, 142, 144, 160,

190, 192, 196 Turner, Frank, 144 rutonals, 8), 292 Twiss, Greer LaSLelb, 30 I

Udv, Rtchard, S I , 52 Unemployed Workers' Movement, 1 52 unemployment , 145 , 1 'i2 U.S.S.R., 151, 161, 190 UnireJ Independent,, 235 UniwJ Nmiom, 190 Untted States, untversity government, 42 U.S. Nattonal Institute of Health, 250 U.S. Nattonal Science Foundatton, 2'i0 Unive"iries An, 196 1 , 2 4 1 - 2 Unn·cntrtcs Re< i�w. 1l, 160, 161 university buiiJmgs, 18, 19 unive"iry colleges, i?-81, 129, 20 I ; cn-oper:ttton, 92,

122-3; Councils, 92, 1 5 1, 204; fum.ling, 92.<)), 146; tntcllectual dtmare, 82-81; lihranes, 92-93; mows fnr inucpendence, l l'i-8, 204; Professorial Boards, 93 ; nvalry over Special Schools, 1 1 2-11, 114-21; staffing raoos, 87-88

University entrance examination, 149, 180-2, 200-1, 221; acnedtting, 88, 181, 200; see aho matriculation

Universttv Field Club, 131, 141 ; Journal, see Tane untversity funding, 18, 19, 92, 9l, 146, 219 Univcr.itv Grams Committee, 201-4, 222. 242, 254,

275, 2i7, 281; currtculum committee, 242, 284; en· trance board, 242; re;,c:arch commmee, 242; ... -holar,hip committee, 242

Unrt·ersir" Neu �. 252; <ee al5o Auckland University. Gtt�err�

Univcr�iry of Au.:kland Amendment Bill, 261 Untt·enit'' of Auckland Gazerle, 248 Untversiry of South Auckhmd Socrery, 2 1 6 Untver>tty Park, Glen lnnes, 289-90, 289 Untvermv Reform Movement 1909-14, 88-93 Univer,iry Rt•,eanh Grnnrs Commirrcc, 195 University's role in New Zealand, 219-21 Univer<tl y of . . . , �cc under name of location Untverstry of New ZealanJ Au, 1882, 5, 6, 9, 18, 42

vacatiOn", 44, lieC crlm tf"rffi!ot Vi, h•rm:m, Charles Ranken, I)) Victoria (Australta), 1 1 2 Victoria Street, 128 Vinona Umversiry (195H). Ill, 19, 204, 206, 240, 261 Vinoria Univcrsttv College, WellinJ4ton, 41, 59, 7 1 ,

78, 87, l/0, lJZ, I l l , 1 12, 122. 121, l l'i, l lo, 142, 149, I SO, 1 �9. 184, 189; Oehating Society, 1 50; Free Ot�Clt.ston' Cluh, I '>0; fundtng, 9Z-9l, 95; Lihrary, l!'i, 1!7; Pnnupal, 138; Professortal BoarJ,

363

150; staff, 88; students, 119, 150 Vtetnam War, 261, 264, 265-6, 294; see al<o Peace for

Vietnam Committee Vogcl, Sir Julius, 9, 13 Volkerling, Ngahuia, 267, 268 von Zedlitz (-Neukirk), George William EdwarJ

Ernest, 9 1 , I SO; Universit� Reform tn New Zealand, 91

Waihi, 1 1 2 Waikaro, 30, 2 1 6, 217 Waikato Farmers' Club, 39 WaikalO Umverstty, 2 16, 2 17, 240, 255 Waimauku, 30 Walker, George Francis, 22, 34 Walker, Maxwell, 79, 80, 8/, 82, 90, 91, 120, 129, 130,

149, 1 56, 160, 162, 164, 168, 172, 174, 185, 192; The Art of Delivery, 130

Wall, Arnold, l'l6, 138 Wallace, A1an, 73, 91 Wallace, Sruart John, xi Walsh, William Henry, 209 Waiters, Gordon Frederick, 30 I Walton, James Kirkwood, 251 Ward, Ralph Gcrard, 207 Ward, Sir Joseph George, 56, 96, 97, 99, 99, 109, 127 Warren, Frederick Miles, 258 'Was 1969 really necessary?', 259 Waterfront mike, 1951, IS I, 226 Warerhouse, George Marsden, 9 Warerson, Oiane, /86 Wart, Hugh, 237 Wcbh, Beatricc, 1 1, 29, 89 Webb, Sidney James, Baron Passfidd , 1 1 , 89 Webbcr, Reginald Mafeking, 144 Wedde, lan Curti•, 259, 260 Weekh- Ncl!'s, 99 Wettzel, Hedwt�;, 150 Welfare League, I 58 Wcllesley Srreer, 82, 10l Wellington, 'i, 7, 9, 1 1 , 18, 19, .32, 97, 104, 1 17, 129;

Mu�eum, 6; Town Hall. 7 1 Wellington College, 6 Wells, Tom Umphrey, 80, 1 1 7, 123, 1 56-7, 160, 169,

192, 224 Wendt, Alhert, 259 \Vemworch, William Charles, 2 \'1/erry, John Sn1tt, 281 \XIc,lev College, Auckland, 2, 1) West , AI hen William Harvey (Dick), J 78, 208 \'1/,·'!crn Springs, 212 \'1/e,tbnJ, 1 1 Whakatanc, 30 Whale, Henry Arrhur (Harry), 11!8, 2 1 4 Wheeler, Charles M., 2 16 Whttaker, Sir Frcdcril k , 19, 23, Zi, 43 Whtte, Lois, 207 \XIhtre, Roherr Edwtn, 25) Wild, Sir Herherr Rtchard Churton, 2'l7-8 Wtld, Leonard John, I Q ) Wilding, Frederitk Anrhony, 66 Wildman, S., 63 Willtams, Rev. Willtam Jamcs, 52 Wih.on, Willtam Oougla;, (Bill), 2 1 1

A H ISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF A U C K L A N D

Wilson, John Nigel, 142, 144 Wilson, Joseph Vivian, 78 Wlison, Willi�m. 1 1 3 Wilson, Mrs William, 101 Winter Lectures, 2 1 6 Winrerbourn, Ralph, 209 Wisconsin University, 26 Wittgenstem, Ludwig Jose( Johann, 162 women, 14, 24, 292-3; see also students, women Women's Common Room Club (1901), 65; �e<' also

Women's KorL'ro Club Women's House Committee, !4 ), !85 Women's Korero Club ( 181)8), 65 WL>men\ Liberanon Front, 268 Women's Movemem for Freedom, 168 Wood, Frederick Lloyd Whidicld, !59 Wood, Reader Gillson, R Work<'rs' Educational AssociHtion, !25 , !53, ! 58, 225

364

World Student Christian Federation, 65 World War I , x, 73-74, 82, 109 World War ll , xi, 180, 183, !85-9, 204, 206, 248, 250,

278 Worley, Fn:derick Palliser, 81-82, 81, l3'i, ! 4 7-9, 165 Wright, Robert Alexander, 14 1 Wyon, Allnn, ) I

Yallop, Sidncy, 120 'Young Architects', 2 1 1

Zambucka, Charles, 185; '13led-Whire and rhe Seven Wharfies', 185; 'Hell hath no Fuchrer', 185: 'Smell­bound', 186

Zilliacu,, Konm, 182 Zilliacus, Laurin, 182 zoology, 80-81 , 83, 85; Zoology Department, 1 9 1 -5;

Verrcbr�•c Zoology Museum, 1 9 1 , 192, 195