EDUCATION: HIGHER EDUCATION. [In continuation of E.-7, 1934.]

Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives, 1935 Session I, E-07

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1935. NEW ZEALAND.

EDUCATION: HIGHER EDUCATION. [In continuation of E.-7, 1934.]

Presented to both Houses of the General Assembly by Command of His Excellency.

CONTENTS.

I. Detailed Tables :— page M 1. Students on the Books of University Colleges .. .. , „ 2 M 2. Courses taken by Students .. .. .. .. .. .. 2 M 3. Subjects taken by Students .. .. .. .. .. 3 M 4. Scholarships, Bursaries, &c. .. .. .. .. .. 3 M 5. Number of Successful Candidates for Degrees .. .. .. 4 11. Reports and Accounts of the University of New Zealand and of the Constituent Colleges - 1. University of New Zealand .. .. ~ .. =, . . .5 2. Auckland University College .. .. , . ~ 9 3. Victoria University College .. .. ~ . . .. ~ .15 4. Canterbury College . . ~ ~ , , . . ' 19 5. University of Otago .. .. .. . . .. ~ 26

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I. DETAILED TABLES.

Table M1.—Students on the Books of University Colleges, 1934.

Table M2. —Courses taken by Students in 1934.

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Ē.— 7. 2 I. DETAILED TABLES. Table Ml.—Students on the Books of Univeesity Colleges, 1934. Auckland Victoria fio m t- 0 »v,,, T ,, University University rniw ota g° University. Totals. College. College. College. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. I. Students attending lectures— Graduates .. .. 92 28 120 58 26 84 1 47 26 73 80 29. 109 277 109 386 Undergraduates .. 592 211 803 538 132 670] 493 185 678 794 2591,053 2,417 787 3,204 Non-matriculated 44 16 60 j 22 11 33j 101 51 152 44 31 75 211 109 320 students Totals .. 728 255 983J 618 169] 787 641 262 903 918 3191,237 2,9051,005 3,910 II. Exempted students not 196 46 242 204 82 286 110 42 152 93 38 131 603 208 811 attending lectures III. Grand totals, 1934 .. 924 3011, 22ō| 822 2511,073 751 3041,055 1,011 3571,368 3,5081,213 4,721 Totals, 1933 .. 962 3451,3071 765 2461,0111 831 3501,181 965 3421,307 3,5231,283 4,806 Difference .. -38-44 -82+57 +5 +62-80 -46-126 +46+15 +61 -15 -70 -85 Table M2. —Courses taken by Students in 1934. Number of Students (including Students exempt from attending Lectures). Corn-Be. Auckla^ 11 J J g f veraity Victor j^gi Ver8ity I Canterbury College. Otago University. Totals. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. Agriculture .. .. 7 .. 7 4 .. 4 10 .. 10 5 .. 5 26 .. 26 Architecture .. .. 41 3 44 1 1 41 4 45 Arts .. 351 213 564 237 199 436 215 189 404 241 169 410 1,044 7701,814 Commerce .. 196 19 215 283 13 296 103 13 116 180 5 185 762 50 812 Dentistry .. . . 6 .. 6 4 .. 4 1 .. 1 109 18 127 120 18 138 Engineering .. .. 36 .. 36 8 .. 8 101 .. 101 145 .. 145 Forestry .. 1.. 1 6.. 6 7.. 7 Home "Science .. .. 2 2 .. 1 1 .. 1 1 .. 79 79 . . 83 83 Journalism .. .. 6 6 12 1 .. 1 9 2 .11 16 8 24 Law .. 109 5 114 158 4 162 45 6 51 47 1 48 359 16 375 Massage .. 3 18 21 3 18 21 Medicine .. .. 16 1 17 19 3 22 14 1 15 302 32 334 351 37 388 Mining .. 41 .. 41 41 .. 41 Music .. 12 10 22 7 5 12 5 17 22 24 32 56 Science .. 128 22 150 105 22 127 105 18 123 78 18 96 416 80 496 Total number taking 908 2811,189 820 2421,062 616 236 852 1,011 357 1,368 3,3551,1164,471 definite courses, 1934 Total number taking 952 3291,281 759 229 988 685 266 951 964 3421,306 3,3601,1664,526 definite course, 1933 Difference .. .. -44 -48 -92 +61 +13 +74 -69 -30 -99 +47 +15 +62 -5 -50 -55

Ē.— 7. 2 I. DETAILED TABLES. Table Ml.—Students on the Books of Univeesity Colleges, 1934. Auckland Victoria fio m t- 0 »v,,, T ,, University University rniw ota g° University. Totals. College. College. College. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. I. Students attending lectures— Graduates .. .. 92 28 120 58 26 84 1 47 26 73 80 29. 109 277 109 386 Undergraduates .. 592 211 803 538 132 670] 493 185 678 794 2591,053 2,417 787 3,204 Non-matriculated 44 16 60 j 22 11 33j 101 51 152 44 31 75 211 109 320 students Totals .. 728 255 983J 618 169] 787 641 262 903 918 3191,237 2,9051,005 3,910 II. Exempted students not 196 46 242 204 82 286 110 42 152 93 38 131 603 208 811 attending lectures III. Grand totals, 1934 .. 924 3011, 22ō| 822 2511,073 751 3041,055 1,011 3571,368 3,5081,213 4,721 Totals, 1933 .. 962 3451,3071 765 2461,0111 831 3501,181 965 3421,307 3,5231,283 4,806 Difference .. -38-44 -82+57 +5 +62-80 -46-126 +46+15 +61 -15 -70 -85 Table M2.—Courses taken by Students in 1934. Number of Students (including Students exempt from attending Lectures). Corn-Be. Auckla^ 11 J J g f veraity Victor j^gi Ver8ity I Canterbury College. Otago University. Totals. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. Agriculture .. .. 7 .. 7 4 .. 4 10 .. 10 5 .. 5 26 .. 26 Architecture .. .. 41 3 44 1 1 41 4 45 Arts .. 351 213 564 237 199 436 215 189 404 241 169 410 1,044 7701,814 Commerce .. 196 19 215 283 13 296 103 13 116 180 5 185 762 50 812 Dentistry .. . . 6 .. 6 4 .. 4 1 .. 1 109 18 127 120 18 138 Engineering .. .. 36 .. 36 8 .. 8 101 .. 101 145 .. 145 Forestry .. 1.. 1 6.. 6 7.. 7 Home "Science .. .. 2 2 .. 1 1 .. 1 1 .. 79 79 . . 83 83 Journalism .. .. 6 6 12 1 .. 1 9 2 .11 16 8 24 Law .. 109 5 114 158 4 162 45 6 51 47 1 48 359 16 375 Massage .. 3 18 21 3 18 21 Medicine .. .. 16 1 17 19 3 22 14 1 15 302 32 334 351 37 388 Mining .. 41 .. 41 41 .. 41 Music .. 12 10 22 7 5 12 5 17 22 24 32 56 Science .. 128 22 150 105 22 127 105 18 123 78 18 96 416 80 496 Total number taking 908 2811,189 820 2421,062 616 236 852 1,011 357 1,368 3,3551,1164,471 definite courses, 1934 Total number taking 952 3291,281 759 229 988 685 266 951 964 3421,306 3,3601,1664,526 definite course, 1933 Difference .. .. -44 -48 -92 +61 +13 +74 -69 -30 -99 +47 +15 +62 -5 -50 -55

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Table M3.-Subjects taken by Students in 1934.

Table M4. —Scholarships, Bursaries, Exhibitions, and Studentships held at the Constituent Colleges in 1934.

In addition to the above there were six and eight Agricultural Bursars in attendance at Canterbury Agricultural College (Lincoln) and at Massey Agricultural College (Palmerston North) respectively.

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Number of Students (including Students exempt from attending Lectures). Subject. AUCkla Mkg n e! VerSity Canterbury College. Otago University. II Totals. M. j F. T. M. F. T. M. F. j T. M. j F. T. J M. F. T. Actuarial science .. .. .. .. 1 .. 1 .. •. •. .. .. .. ■ 1 .. 1 Agriculture .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 .. 5 5 .. 5 Anthropology . 6 9 15 6 9 15 Architecture .. . . 41 3 44 41 3 44 Botany .. 24 15 39 10 13 23 41 8 49 10 8 18 85 44 129 Chemistry .. . . 110 15 125 83 16 99 120 14 134 168 38 206 481 83 564 Commercial subjects .. 102 13 115 252 17 269 130 15 145 159 4 163 643 49 692 Dentistry .. .. 6 .. 6 .. .. .. .. 109 18 127 115 18 133 Economics .. .. 199 31 230 144 24 168 73 14 87 99 25 124 515 94 609 Education .. .. 89 52 141 39 30 69 37 61 98 65 38 103 230 181 411 Engineering .. .. 50 2 52 .. .. .. 158 .. 158 . . .. .. 208 2 210 English .. .. 95 110 205 91 98 189 52 77 129 72 93 165 310 378 688 Forestry .. 10 .. 10 10 .. 10 French .. .. 115 78 193 65 86 151 71 68 139 70 81 151 321 313 634 Geography .. .. 9 5 14 6 4 10 7 19 26 22 28 50 Geology .. 36 8 44 12 2 14 38 4 42 46 3 49 132 17 149 German .. 6 6 12 7 3 10 11 9 20 24 18 42 Greek .. 28 19 47 8 4 12 9 4 13 32 19 51 77 46 123 Greek art, &c. 11 14 25 9 18 27 20 32 52 Hebrew .. .. 7 2 9 .. 1 1 7 3 10 History .. .. 140 96 236 122 76 198 71 66 137 76 60 136 409 298 707 History of art .. .. .. .. .. .. •. 7 9 16 .. .. .. 7 9 16 Home Science .. .. 2 2 79 79 .. 81 81 Journalism .. .. 6 11 17 17 3 20 23 14 37 Latin . ..83 36 119 81 39 120 45 42 87 35 18 53 244 135 379 Law subjects . . Ill 5 116 146 4 150 47 6 53 41 1 42 345 16 361 Maori .. .. .. .. .. 1 •• 1 •• .. .. .. 1 .. 1 Massage .. 3 18 21 3 18 21 Mathematics, applied .. 60 10 70 34 3 37 49 11 60 25 8 33 168 32 200 Mathematics, pure .. 120 37 157 66 20 86 76 21 97 94 29 123 356 107 463 Medicine .. .. 16 1 17 302 32 334 318 33 351 Mining .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . ■. 41 .. 41 41 .. 41 Music .. 19 21 40 1 1 17 32 49 5 17 22 42 70 112 Philosophy .. .. 129 31 160 93 41 134 61 26 87 87 36 123 370 134 504 Physics .. .. 101 7 108 81 5 86 93 7 100 154 42 196 429 61 490 Political science .. ■. .. .. 2 1 3 14 11 25 .. .. .. 16 12 28 Zoology .. 36 12 48 52 24 76 39 9 48 92 18 110 219 63 282

Auckland Victoria ... 'g "Sg a - "»»• To "; M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. T. M. F. j T. I 1 Junior University Scholarships 77 14 4 1 5 3.. 3 8 1 9 22 931 University National Scholar- 13 3 16 5 2 7 14 7 21 13 2 15 45 14 59 ships i Taranaki Scholarships .. 63 9 1 3 4.. 2 2 2 3 5 911 20 Senior University Scholarships 51 63 1 44 1 5 5 1 617 421 University Bursaries .. 110 73 183 73 35 108! 76 58 134 118 37 155 377 203 580 Home Science Bursaries .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . • 15 15 .. 15 15 Other scholarships and exhibi- 8 .. 8 12 5 17 11 16 27 33 12 45 64 33 97 tions Training-college studentships Totals, 1934 .. 149 87 236 98 47 145 108 84 192 179 71 250 534 289 823 Totals, 1933 .. 243 135 378 119 50 169 195 151 346 209 89 298 766 4251,191 Difference .. -94-48 -142 -21 -3 -24 -87-67 -154 -30 -18 -48 -232 -136 -368 1

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Table M5.—Number of Successful Candidates at the Examinations for Degrees in 1934.

11l addition to these successes, 4,352 candidates passed sections of the examinations for degrees or for admission to professions; 180 gained certificates of proficiency. There were 280 candidates (including bursary candidates) for the Entrance Scholarship Examination, 32 gaining scholarships, 106 others passing the examination with credit, and 72 qualifying for matriculation. The number of candidates for the University Entrance Examination was 4,610, of whom 2,071 passed the examination.

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(Total number of entrants for all examinations 9,172, of whom 1,245 were absent.) Auckland Victoria ~ University University Canterbury Otago Total Degrees, Ac. CoUege/ College/ College- Umvermty. M. F. T. M. | F. | T. M. F. T. M. F T. M. F. T. Doctor of Medicine .. 3.. 3 3.. 3 Honours in Arts .. 16 5 21 5 4 9 4 4 8 15 7 22 40 20 60 Master of Arts.. .. 15 1 16 6 4 10 7 5 12 13 4 17 41 14 55 Honours in Science .. .. 819 64 10 314 718 24 7 31 Master of Science .. .. 415 6.. 6 718 325 20 4 24 Honours in Law .. .. 4.. 4 .. .. .. 4.. 4 Master of Laws .. .... 1 1 4.. 4 4.. 4 8 1 9 Honours in Commerce .. 2.. 2 1.. 1 1.. 1 4.. 4 Master of Commerce .. .. 1.. 1 1.. 1 2.. 2 4.. 4 Honours in Agricultural Science *3 . . 3* fl .. If 4 .. 4 Master of Agricultural Science *1 .. 1* f2 .. 2f 3 .. 3 Bachelor of — Arts .. .. .. 34 26 60 26 31 57 21 26 47 24 21 45 105 104 209 Science .. .. 18 .. 18 18 2 20 21 3 24 15 2 17 72 7 79 Medicine and Surgery { 30 6 36 30 6 36 Dental Surgery .. J. 6 1 7 6 1 7 Laws .. .. .. 13 .. 13 10 .. 10 7 .. 7 J 7 .. 7 37 .. 37 Commerce .. .. .. 15 .. 15 27 2 29 9 .. 9 7 .. 7 58 2 60 Engineering (Civil) .. 10 .. 10 10 .. 10 Engineering (Electrical, mech.) 1.. 1 1 .. 1 Engineering (Electrical, civil) 5 .. 5 5 5 Engineering (Mining) .. 2.. 2 .. .. .. 2 .. 2 Home Science .. 7 7 .. 7 7 Forestry Science .. 4.. 4 4 .. 4 Agricultural Science .. *8 .. 8* +4 .. 4f 12 12 Music .. .. 1.. 1 1.. 1 I 2 2 4 4 2 6 Senior University Scholarships .. 8 2 10 4 .. 4 3 .. 3 3 .. 3 18 2 20 John Tinline Scholarships 1.. 1 ] .. 1 Totals, 1934 .. .. 132 37 169 133 47 180 I 119 40 159 136 53 189 520 177 697 Totals, 1933 .. .. 119 49 168 112 37 149 122 34 156 136 59 195 489 179 668 Difference .. .. +13—12 +1 +21+10+31 —3 +6+3 .. —6 —6 +31 —2+29 * Maasey Agricultural College. t Canterbury Agricultural College.

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II REPORTS AND ACCOUNTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND AND OF CONSTITUENT COLLEGES.

i. REPORT ON THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND, 1934. Visitor. —His Excellency the Governor-General. Chancellor. —John Macmillan Brown, Esq., M.A., LL.D. Pro-Chancellor. —Hon. J. A. Hanan, M.L.C. Vice-Chancellor. —Thomas A. Hunter, M.A., M.Se. The Senate. Appointed by His Excellency the Governor-General in Council —H. F. Von Haast, Esq., M.A., LL.B. ; the Hon. J. A. Hanan, M.L.C. ; J. A. Valentine, B.A. ; L. J. Wild, Esq., M.A., B.Sc. Appointed by Councils of Constituent Colleges—H. D. Acland, Esq., B.A. ; E. H. Bakewell, Esq., M.A. ; K. Mackenzie, M.D. (Edin.), F.R.C.S. ; P. Levi, Esq., M.A. ; W. J. Morrell, Esq., M.A. ; L. I). Ritchie ; Col. Hon. G. J. Smith, C.8.E., M.L.C. Elected bv District Courts of Convocation—J. Macmillan Brown, Esq., M.A., LL.D. ; F. A. De La Mare, Esq., 8.A., LL.B.; J. B. Callan, K.C., 8.A., LL.B.; W. Newlands, Esq., M.A., B.Sc., M.8., Ch.B., &c. ; T. U. Wells, Esq., M.A. ; A. E. Flower, Esq., M.A., M.Sc. The Director of Education —N. T. Lambourne, Esq., M.A. Appointed by the Senate—W. P. Evans, Esq., M.A. Ph.D. ; T. A. Hunter, Esq., M.A., M.Sc. Appointed by Academic Board—J. R. Brown, Esq., M.A., Hon. LL.D., F.N.Z.1.A.; James Hight, Esq., C.M.G., M.A., Litt.D., F.R.E.S. Registrar—E. T. Norris, Esq., M.A. REPORT OF THE SENATE. In compliance with section 22 of the New Zealand University Amendment Act, 1926, the Senate makes the following report to the Hon. the Minister of Education of the proceedings of the University during the past year. The Entrance Board met on 21st August, 1934. Amongst other matters it referred to the Associations of the Secondary Schools, the Registered Secondary Schools, and the Technical High Schools the report of a sub-committee on the definition of history for the Entrance Examination ; it set up a committee to explore the place that science should occupy in these schools, with special reference to the Entrance Examination. It adopted a resolution that the upward limit of age of candidates for Entrance Scholarships be reduced to eighteen years on Ist December nearest the date of award. It resolved to forward to the Professorial Boards a proposal for establishing by means of conferences a liaison between the Professors of the University and teachers in charge of special subjects in the schools. The Academic Board, which met on 30th October, 1934, recommended the amendment of certain statutes and the adoption of regulations governing the award of the Michael Hiatt Baker Scholarship, tenable generally at the University of Bristol; also regulations for the granting of provisional matriculation which will be accepted for the courses in arts, science, commerce (including professional accountancy), music, engineering (mining and metallurgical only), agriculture, architecture, and forestry. The Senate met in Christchurch on 17th January, 1935, and adjourned for the day on 18th January, on receiving the news of the death of the Chancellor, Professor Emeritus J. Macmillan Brown,' M.A., LL.D., who had held the office from 22nd January, 1923, and had been a member of the Senate almost from its inception. From 1874, when he entered upon the duties associated with the chairs of English, Classics, and History, he had exercised a great influence on the shaping of the policy and institution of higher education in New Zealand. Two other former members of the Senate died during the year —Colonel the Hon. W. E. Collins, C.M.G., M.L.C., who for many years held the office of Honorary Treasurer, and Sir George Fowlds, C.8.E.,' President, Auckland University College Council, and Chairman of the Massey Agricultural College Council. Subsequently the Senate elected the Hon. J. A. Hanan, M.L.C., to be Chancellor. The Carnegie Corporation of New York made a grant of 2,500 dollars for University College library facilities and one of 30,000 dollars in decreasing annual instalments to be devoted to adult education. The grant for 1934, 12,500 dollars, was divided equally among the four constituent Colleges. From funds provided also by the Corporation two Fellowships tenable at the London Institute of Education have been awarded to graduates of the University. By the generous benefaction of Mr. George Shirtclifle, of Wellington, the University received the sum of £20,000 to establish and provide from income a Fellowship, a Research Scholarship, and a Graduate Bursary, the donor's object being to assist students of outstanding ability and character to continue their studies, more especially research studies, through which such students might ultimately render valuable service to the Dominion and to the British Empire. The Senate awarded as the third honorary degree that of Doctor of Literature to Mr. Diamond Jenness, M.A., now of the Dominion Museum, Ottawa.

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STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 1935. GENERAL ACCOUNT. Statement op Receipts and Payments. Receipts. j Payments. Balance, 31st March, 1934— £ s. d. £ s. d. Administration expenses — £ s. d. £ s. d. Bank of New Zealand .. 640 14 3 Office salaries .. . . 3,054 9 9 Post Office Savings-bank .. 1,081 2 8 Clerical assistance .. .. 107 11 11 English agency .. .. 764 5 8 Rent, lighting, cleaning, &c. .. 522 2 0 Petty cash .1 .. . • 40 0 0 Senate and Academic Board Bank of New Zealand: Fixed expenses .. .. .. 836 0 1 deposit .. .. .. 2,000 0 0 4,520 3 9 4,526 2 7 Examination expenses — Government grants—National en- Medical .. .. .. 1,575 19 2 dowment .. .. .. • • 4,154 3 2 Dental .. . . .. 854 19 0 Admission ad eundem .. .. .. 23 2 0 November .. .. .. 12,206 10 2 Certificates .. .. .. •• 302 18 0 December .. .. .. 5,357 1 5 Medical and dental registration .. .. 133 7 0 19,994 9 9 Provisional matriculation .. • • 269 17 0 National endowment — Degree fees — Auckland .. .. .. 1,038 17 3 BA .. .. .. 215 5 0 Victoria .. .. .. 1,037 11 3 BSc .. .. •• 87 3 0 Canterbury .. .. .. 1,038 17 4 B.H.Sc. .. .. .. 13 13 0 Otago .. .. .. 1,038 17 4 B.E. .. .. .. 194 5 0 4,154 3 2 B.Agr. .. .. • • 42 0 0 Office furniture . . .. . . 88 6 10 B.For.Sc. .. . . ■ ■ 21 0 0 Postages .. .. .. .. 304 010 LL.B. .. •• •• 199 10 0 Printing and stationery .. .. .. 1,420 15 11 B.Com. . . . . •. 35 14 0 Miscellaneous— M.8., Ch.B. . . .. . . 451 10 0 Exchange . . .. .. 594 1 8 B Med Sc . • • 5 5 0 Bank charges .. .. 3 5 4 B.D.S. . . . ■ • • 89 5 0 Sundries .. .. .. 148 4 1 Mus.B. ~ .. •. 31 10 0 Fidelity assurance .. .. 22 10 0 M.A. .. •. • • 308 14 0 Diplomas .. .. .. 40 3 3 M.Com. .. .. 18 18 0 Telephone and private box rentals 51 5 1 D.Litt. . . .. • . 32 5 0 Audit fee .. . . .. 45 0 0 M.Sc. .. • • • ■ 110 5 0 Stationery .. .. .. 84 14 4 TXD.S. .. .. • • 10 10 0 Stamp duty .. .. .. 12 0 0 M Aer . . • • 9 9 0 Receipt stamps .. .. 88 7 4 D.Sc. .. .. .. 31 10 0 1,089 11 1 LL.M. .. .. • • 100 16 0 Transfer to Ordinary Scholarship B.Arch. .. .. •• 10 10 0 Account .. .. .. .. 2,379 18 5 M.D. .. . . .. 15 15 0 English agency — D.P.H. .. .. 6 6 0 Examiners .. .. .. 2,217 7 3 Diplomas . .. • • 77 14 0 Printing examination-papers .. 400 7 5 2,118 12 0 University Bureau .. .. 50 0 0 Examination fees— Salaries .. .. .. 313 8 0 LL D .. .. . . 10 10 0 Examination cables .. .. 16 12 0 D.Sc. .. .. • • 15 15 0 Rent . . .. .. 30 0 0 Litt.D. .. . . • ■ 7 17 6 Sundries .. .. .. 39 10 7 M.D. .. . . .. 63 0 0 3,067 5 3 M.H.Sc. .. . • • • 3 3 0 Balance, 31st March, 1935 — M.A. .. .. .. 461 10 0 Post Office Savings-bank .. 5,867 17 0 M.Sc. .. • • • • 207 0 6 Petty cash .. . . .. 40 0 0 M Agr Sc .. .. 25 4 0 Bank of New Zealand: Fixed LLM . .. •• 68 14 6 deposit .. .. .. 2,000 0 0 M.Com. .. .. .. 36 15 0 7,907 17 0 B.A. .. .. 4,009 1 6 B.Sc. .. .. •• 1,184 13 0 B.E. .. .. .. 538 12 6 LL.B. and Law Prof. .. .. 1,046 11 6 B.Com. and Accts. Prof. .. 9,039 0 3 Certificate of Proficiency .. 204 13 0 Diplomas —Education, Journalism, and Social Science . • 256 8 6 B.Med.Sc. ...... 5 5 0 Senior Scholarship in Law .. 8 8 0 Mus.B. . . . . . . 217 17 0 B.Agr.Sc 337 16 6 B.For.Sc. .. .. •• 31 10 0 Architecture .. .. 316 15 6 M.8., Ch.B. .. .. .. 1,727 5 0 B.D.S. and C.O.P. . . .. 470 2 0 B.H.Sc. . . .. .. 124 3 0 Pre-requisites for M.A. .. 43 6 0 Insurance .. . • . ■ 224 12 6 Banking . . .. • • 442 9 3 Diploma in Fine Arts .. 77 14 0 Entrance .. .. 9,443 18 0 Accountants' Preliminary .. 124 12 0 Entrance Scholarship .. .. 301 7 0 Fees paid in advance .. .. 4 14 6 Miscellaneous .. .. 15 5 0 D.P.H. . • •• • ■ 6 6 0 School Certificate .. .. 404 12 5 31,506 8 5

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GENERAL ACCOUNT—continued. Statement of Receipts and Payments—continued. Receipts—continued. Payments—continued. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Less fees paid in £ s. d. 1933 .. 14 8 6 Less refunds .. 344 14 0 Less fees outstanding .. 5 12 9 364 15 3 31,141 13 2 Reconsideration fees .. .. .. 545 17 3 Miscellaneous — Cost of conducting Taranaki Scholarship Examination . . 70 0 0 Sales of calendar . . . . 90 13 2 Sales of examination-papers .. 813 2 Exchange saved . . .. 24 4 9 Sundries .. .. .. 10 10 0 276 11 1 Interest— Post Office Savings-bank to 31st March, 1935 .. .. 286 14 4 English agency . . .. 0 16 1 Bank of New Zealand ? Fixed deposit .. . . .. 60 0 0 347 10 5 Balance, 31st March, 1935 — English agency .. .. .. • ■ 38 811 Bank of New Zealand .. .. .. 1,048 9 5 £44,926 12 0 £44,926 12 0 Revenue Account. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £s. d. Ordinary Scholarship .. .. .. • • 2,379 18 5 Admission ad eundem .. .. .. 23 2 0 Senate expenses .. .. .. •• 256 1 1 Certificates . . .. .. .. .. 302 18 0 Executive meetings .. .. .. •• 1071411 Reconsideration fees .. .. .. .. 546 14 0 Elections .. .. •• .. •• 38 15 5 Degree fees ... .. .. .. .. 2,118 12 0 Einance Committee .. .. .. .. 16 9 3 Examination fees .. .. .. .. 31,156 19 11 Entrance Board .. .. .. .. 39 17 3 Medical and dental registration .. .. 133 7 0 Conference re Medical School .. .. .. 26 12 5 Miscellaneous .. . . .. . . 546 8 1 Conference of Professors .. .. .. 86 0 1 Interest .. .. .. .. • ■ 314 9 2 Results Committee .. .. .. .. 51138 Rhodes Scholarship Committee .. .. 55 8 10 Academic Board Expenses .. .. .. 157 7 2 Salaries .. .. .. •• 3,375 9 8 November examinations .. .. .. 14,824 4 10 December examinations .. .. •. 5,357 1 5 Dental examinations .. .. .. 854 19 0 Medical examinations.. .. .. •• 1,575192 Miscellaneous .. . . .. • ■ 1,499 14 6 Printing .. .. ■■ -• 1,420 15 11 Rent 582 2 0 Depreciation (office furniture) .. .. .. 125 0 0 Balance at 31st March, 1935 .. .. .. 2,311 5 2 £35,142 10 2 £35,142 10 2 Appropriation Account. £ s. d. £ s. d. Ordinary Scholarship Appropriation Account .. 7,489 14 9 Balance, 31st March, 1934 .. .. .. 7,489 14 9 Balance 31st March. 1935 .. .. .. 2,311 5 2 Balance from revenue for year ending 31st March, 1935 .. .. .. .. .. 2,311 5 2 £9,800 19 11 £9,800 19 11 ORDINARY SCHOLARSHIP ACCOUNT. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. Balance, 31st March, 1934 .. .. 999 15 4 £ s. d. £ s. d. General Account .. .. .. .. 2,379 18 5 English agency: Scholarships .. .. 1,355 0 0 Interest received .. .. • • • • 2,571 19 3 Bank charges . . .. .. . . 10 0 Interest, Post Office Savings-bank .. .. 17 4 10 Bank commission, &c. .. . . 11 12 2 Wellington City Council debentures .. .. 2,000 0 0 Junior Scholarships .. .. 2,082 13 4 Premiums on conversion .. .. .. 161 14 0 Senior Scholarships .. .. 1,201 13 3 Mcßae indemnity .. .. ■. • • 25 0 0 3, 284 6 7 Municipal debentures .. .. .. 1,048 2 6 Balance at Bank of New Zealand .. 206 1 11 Balance, Post Office Savings-bank.. 1,224 10 3 Balance, English agent .. .. 145 0 0 Cash in hand (General Account cheque) .. .. .. 879 18 5 2,455 10 7 £8,155 11 10 £8,155 11 10

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ORDINARY SCHOLARSHIP ACCOUNT —continued. Revenue Account. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s. d. Scholarships .. .. .. .. 3,284 6 7 Interest .. .. .. .. .. 2,647 0 4 Scholarships, English agency .. .. .. 1,730 0 0 General Account .. .. .. .. 2,379 18 5 Bank charges .. .. .. .. 12 12 2 £5,026 18 9 £5,026 18 9 Appropriation Account. £ s. d. £ s. d. Balance at 31st March, 1934 .. .. .. 8,619 18 10 General Account Appropriation Account .. 7,489 14 9 Balance, 31st March, 1935 .. .. .. 1,130 4 1 £8,619 18 10 £8,619 18 10 UNIVERSITY NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP ACCOUNT. £ s. d. £ s. d. Balance at 31st March, 1934 .. .. .. 15 0 6 National Scholarships.. .. .. .. 2,941 10 4 Grants — Taranaki Scholarships .. .. .. 1,156 11 0 Education Department .. .. .. 2,921 7 8 Public Trustee .. .. .. .. 1,156 11 0 General Account .. .. .. .. 5 2 0 Balance .. .. .. .. •• 002 £4,098 1 4 £4,098 1 4 GENERAL BALANCE-SHEET AS AT 31st MARCH, 1935, OF UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. General Account — £ s. d. £ s. d. i General Account — £ s. d. £ s. d. Capital Account .. .. 1,200 0 9 Post Office Savings-bank .. 5,867 17 0 Plus Revenue Account .. 2,311 5 2 Accrued interest .. .. , 910 8 3,511 5 11 Bank of New Zealand: Fixed Fees paid in advance ~ , , .. 414 6 deposit .. .. .. 2, 000 0 0 Sundry creditors .. . . -. 80 0 0 7,877 7 8 Bank of New Zealand .. .. .. 1,048 9 5 Petty cash .. .. .. .. 40 0 0 English agency .. .. .. 38 8 11 Furniture .. .. .. .. 1,133 14 6 Ordinary Scholarship Account — Ordinary Scholarship Account — Capital Account .. .. 67,834 4 0 Bank of New Zealand .. 206 I 11 Mcßa« Indemnity .. .. 25 0 0 Post Office Savings-bank .. 1,224 10 3 Premiums on Conversion .. 671 19 5 Cash in hand .. . . 879 18 5 — English agency .. .. 145 0 0 68,531 3 5 2,455 10 7 Less Appropriations .. 1,130 4 1 Mortgages .. .. .. 9,350 0 0 67,400 19 4 Accrued interest .. .. 693 15 3 Special Scholarship Accounts — Inscribed stock .. .. 28,851 14 5 Capital .. .. .. 40,392 11 4 Municipal debentures .. 21,148 18 8 Revenue .. .. 920 15 7 Scholarship payments in advance: Premiums on conversion .. 179 2 8 English agency .. .. 450 0 0 41,492 9 7 60,494 8 4 Prize Accounts —Sundry creditors .. .. 6 10 1 Special Scholarships Accounts — Tinline Scholarship Account —Sundry creditors . 50 4 2 Investments .. .. .. 41,549 3 10 Ordinary Scholarship Account —Sundry creditors.. 50 4 1 Ordinary Scholarship Account — Bank of New Zealand (University National Scholar- Sundry debtors .. .. .. 27 0 1 ship Account) .. .. .. .. 0 0 2 General Account — Sundry debtors .. .. .. 106 1 0 University National Scholarship Account —-Sundry debtors .. .. 0 0 2 £113,683 6 2 £113,683 6 2

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2. AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Visitor. —The Hon. the Minister of Education. Members of Council. Appointed by His Excellency the Governor-General in Council —George Grey Campbell, Esq.; A. H. Johnstone, Esq., 8.A., LL.B.; Hon. Sir James Parr, K.C.M.G. Appointed by the Professorial Board —Professor A. B. Pitt, M.A., Ph.D.; Professor Maxwell Walker, M.A., B.Com. Elected by members of the Legislature—H. Horton, Esq., 8.A.; S. I. Crookes, Esq., M.1.E.E., M.N.Z.Soc.C.E.; E. H. Northcroft, Esq., D.S.O. Elected by Graduates —H. J. D. Mahon, Esq., B.A. ; Kenneth Mackenzie, Esq., M.D., M.Ch., F.R.C.S., E.R.A.C.S.; W. H. Cocker, Esq., 8.A., LL.B. ; T. U. Wells, Esq., M.A. Appointed by the Auckland City Council —G. W. Hutchison, Esq. Appointed by the Auckland Education Board—Hon. Archibald Burns, M.L.C. Registrar.—M. R. O'Shea, Esq., B.Com. Staff. Professors. —Classics —C. G. Cooper, M.A. English—W. A. Sewell, 8.A., B.Lit. Modern Languages—Maxwell Walker, M.A., B.Com. Mathematics —Henry George Forder, B.A. Chemistry—P. P. Worley, M.A., M.Se., D.Sc., D.I.C. Physics—P. W. Burbidge, M.Sc., 8.A., Res. Botany—(Lecturer-in-charge) T. L. Lancaster, M.Sc., P.L.S. Zoology—(Lecturer-in-charge) W. R. McGregor, B.Se. History—James Rutherford, M.A., Ph.D. Economics — H. Belshaw, M.A., Ph.D., F.S.S. Law —R. M. Algie, LL.M. Philosophy—William Anderson, M.A. Music—(Head of Department) H. Hollinrake, M.A., Mus.Bach. Education —A. B. Pitt, M.A., Ph.D. Architecture —C. R. Knight, M.A., B.Arch., A.R.1.8.A., A.N.Z.I.A. Engineering—S. E. Lamb, B.Sc., A.R.C.Sc.(Lond.), A.M.1.M.E., M.N.Z.Soc.C.E. Geology—J. A. Bartrum, M.Sc.A.O.S.M., E.N.Z.lnst., E.G.S. Lecturers, 30.

REPORT. In pursuance of the provisions of the Auckland University College Act, 1882, the Council has the honour to make the following report for the year 1934 : — Council. —The only change on the Council has been the appointment by the Governor-General in Council of Mr. G. Grey Campbell in the place of Mr. H. R. Jenkins (resigned). Mention should be made of the loss to the College in the death of Sir George Eowlds. Although he had retired from the Council after the Jubilee in 1933, his interest in the College continued, and his loss is a very real one. Staff. —The four new professors in Classics, English, Mathematics, and History arrived in time for the opening session. Their advent, with their awareness of conditions overseas, has accentuated the limitations imposed here by inadequate finance. In the Department of Economics Mr. H. D. Dickinson, of Leeds University, took the place of Mr. H. R. Rodwell, who had exchanged with him for the year. Through the temporary closing of the Training College, the Chairs of English and Geology were assisted this year by the services of Mr. Shaw and Mr. Laws, and in Music Mr. Hollinrake also has rendered similar valuable service. In both English and Music the innovation of a general lecture every week, free to all students, has been a definite success, and it is hoped to extend this work to other departments. Finance. —The College has, during the past few years, used up its liquid reserves in maintaining the standard of teaching. Accordingly, the amount to be made available in Government grants in the immediate future will effect the work of the College to a marked degree. Library. —Accessions for this year number 3,100 volumes, which include some 1,200 of classics and Old Testament studies bequeathed by Professor A. C. Paterson. An important donation made this year is the Art Teaching Set, which was generously presented by the Carnegie Corporation of New York. The set is designed as reference and illustrative material for those teaching or lecturing in Art. It consists of some 200 volumes (many of them extremely valuable works), and of 2,000 mounted reprints of pictures and photographic studies of architecture and sculpture. Workers' Educational Association. —Statistics for country centres are not ali to hand, but, using a conservative estimate where necessary, enrolments have totalled 1,349 as against 1,675 last year. Of these, approximately 45 per cent, are in city classes, and 55 per cent, in the country. There has been an appreciable increase in the use of Workers' Educational Association facilities by the unemployed, some of the best students coming from this quarter. The library, of over 4,000 carefully chosen books, is taking an increasingly important place in both town and country. The broadcasting of two talks per week from IYA has continued, but present staffing and finance do not permit the adequate handling of this important service, especially at the listening end. The general financial position, though relieved by generous grants from the Carnegie Corporation, cannot but cause anxiety until the Government can be persuaded to accept the responsibility which the Carnegie grants imply.

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STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 1934. ARTS AND GENERAL. Statement op Receipts and Payments. Receipts. Payments. Government grants— £ s. d. £ s. d. Statutory— £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Balance .. .. .. .. 3,390 2 3 Auckland University Salaries — College Act, 1882 4,000 0 0 Professors, lecturers, £ s. d. New Zealand Uni- &c. .. .. 23,348 II 2 versity Amend- Less special schools 4,724 6 0 ment Act, 1928 8,500 0 0 18,624 5 2 Office .. .. .. 1,'054 14 1 12,500 0 0 Cleaning and caretaking .. 655 16 0 Less cut in salaries 5,275 0 0 Library .. .. .. 417 17 10 7,225 0 0 Gardener .. .. .. 229 9 6 .Add grant for increase in salaries 20 982 2 7 (April-December) . . 883 8 6 Less refund .. . . .. 31 410 20,950 .17 9 8,108 8 6 Office expenses .. .. .. .. 8 7 6 National Endowment — New Zea- Property expenses . . .. .. 20 0 1 land University Amendment Act, Printing and calendars .. .. .. 76 0 0 1914 •• .. .. 2,076 0 0 Stationery and advertising .. 189 5 2 10,184 8 6 Less refunds .. .. .. 2 16 9 Donations .. . . .. .. 27 0 0 186 8 5 University of New Zealand —National- Telephones, postages, and exchange 209 18 7 endowment revenue .. .. .. 1,037 11 3 Less refunds .. .. .. 1 16 11 Endowment revenue— 208 1 8 Rents from properties— Insurance .. .. .. 133 12 4 Current .. .. .. 433 6 9 Less refunds .. . . .. 12 18 6 Arrears .. . . .. 235 11 3 - 120 13 10 In suspense .. .. .. 18 10 0 Water .. .. . . .. .. 86 12 9 In advance .. .. .. 8 8 9 Lighting ~ .. .. .. 315 5 6 695 16 9 Heating.. .. .. . . .. 191 0 5 Education reserves .. . . .. 577 4 4 Travelling-expenses .. . . 57 14 0 Interest on debentures— Less refunds .. .. .. 3 10 11 Endowment sales investment . . 41116 5 54 3 1 Endowment royalties investment 47 17 11 Material— 459 14 4 Botany and zoology .. .. 227 8 9 Premium on debenture conversion— Chemistrv .. .. .. 474 0 9 Endowment sales investment .. 317 6 Geology .. .. .. 54 16 0 Endowment royalties investment 4 8 0 Physics .. . . .. 363 7 4 8 5 6 Other departments .. .. 51 2 11 Endowment royalties .. .. .. 104 4 0 1.170 15 9 Hire of rooms .. . . .. .. 261 3 0 EquipmentEngineering Building Reserve Fund .. 88 18 10 Chemistry . . . . . . 10 0 0 General Endowment Fund—Donation .. 1,000 0 0 Physics ' .. .. .. 363 2 8 Depreciation and Endowment Fund ' 373 2 8 Investment .. . . .. .. 925 0 0 Arts furniture .. . . .. .. 35 13 0 Student fees (including college fees) — Science furniture .. .. .. 19 18 6 Current and in ad- £ s. d. Office equipment .. .. .. 137 0 0 vance .. .. 11,827 0 6 Library— £ s. d. Arrears .. .. 124 6 6 Books .. . . 616 14 5 Repayments .. 102 5 6 Less refund .. 0 4 6 12,053 12 6 616 9 11 Less special schools .. . . 1,164 0 6 Periodicals . . .. . . 437 8 8 Maintenance .. .. ... 202 2 4 10,889 12 0 - 1,256 0 11 Less refunds .. .. 85 4 3 Repairs .. .. .. . . 444 0 3 10,804 7 9 Cleaning material . . .. . . 88 3 1] Exemption fees .. . . .. 714 0 6 Grounds maintenance .. . . .. 15 2 II Less refunds .. .. . . 37 5 0 Duplicating material .. . . .. 194 18 6 676 15 6 General and legal expenses . . .. 59 5 4 Laboratory deposits .. .. 133 10 8 Audit expenses .. .. .. .. 41 17 0 Less refunds .. .. . . 36 14 7 Annual examination expenses .. .. 174 14 II 96 16 1 Appointments to staff .. . . .. 69 7 4 Fines .. .. .. .. 2497 Interest and commission . . .. .. 88113 Add amount held by Librarian .. 1 15 6 Graduation .. .. .. .. 38 16 2 26 5 1 Bulletins .. .. .. . . 9 16 10 Sale of books .. .. .. . . 4 5 0 Lecturing .. .. .. .. 20 0 0 Sale of physics notes .. . . .. 8 15 0 Clock maintenance and internal teleSale of duplicated material .. .. 85 4 6 phones .. .. .. .. 42 4 0 Interest— Students' Association Furniture Fund .. 18 15 5 Depreciation and Endowment Fund 268 2 0 Premium and brokerage—DepreciaGeneral Endowment Fund .. 283 I 9 tion and Endowment Fund . . .. 6 10 0 Mennie Bequest—School of Com- Investments— merce .. .. .. 50 12 4 Depreciation and Endowment Fund 151 8 4 Revenue . . .. .. 0 19 Endowment royalties .. .. 108 12 0 601 17 10 Endowment sales .. .. 3 17 6 Premium on debenture conversion— Engineering Building Reserve .. 116 19 10 Depreciation and Endowment Fund 157 18 4 General Endowment Fund .. 1,212 13 4 General Endowment Fund .. 212 13 4 Mennie Bequest .. .. 6 3 2 Mennie Bequest .. .. 6 3 2 1,599 14 2 376 14 10 Workers' Educational Association Rebate on staff life insurance .. .. 5 4 9 tutorial classes (contra) .. .. .. 769 2 6 Carnegie grant for adult education [contra) .. .. .. .. 769 2 6

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ARTS AND GENERAL—continued. Statement of Receipts and Payments—continued. Receipts—•continued. Payments—continued. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Contra .. .. .. .. 3,314 4 1 Contra .. .. .. .. 3,240 19 7 Sir George Grey Scholarship .. 37 10 0 Sir George Grey Scholarship .. 37 10 0 Journalism Prize .. .. 5 5 0 Journalism Prize ~ .. 5 0 0 Commerce Scholarship .. .. 10 0 0 Commerce Scholarship .. .. 10 0 0 Architectural Prize .. .. 1116 Architectural Prizes .. . . 1116 Swanson Hut Fund .. . . 34 17 1 Swanson Hut Fund .. .. 3 12 10 3,403 7 8 Allum Prize .. .. .. 010 3 Administration—Medical Library .. .. 50 0 0 3,299 4 2 Balance .. .. .. .. 6,194 3 10 Transfers, special schools — School of Music . . .. 70 0 4 School of Architecture .. .. 507 2 10 School of Engineering .. .. 2,314 14 11 2,891 18 1 £38,472 6 10 £38,472 6 10 Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. Income. Salaries. £s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Government grants — £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Professors, lecturers, Statutory— &c. .. .. 23,348 11 2 Auckland UniverLess special schools 4,724 6 0 sity College Act, 18,624 5 2 1882 .. .. 4,000 0 0 Office .. .. .. 1,054 14 1 New Zealand UniCleaning and caretaking .. 655 16 0 versity AmendLibrary .. .. .. 417 17 10 ment Act, 1928.. 8,500 0 0 Gardener .. .. .. 229 9 6 — 12,500 0 0 20,982 2 7 Less cuts in salLess refunds.. .. .. 31 4 10 aries .. 5,275 0 0 20,950 17 9 7,225 0 0 Office expenses and duplicating .. . . .. 62 9 9 Add grant for increase in salProperty expenses .. .. .. .. 20 0 1 aries (April-December) .. 883 '8 6 Printing and calendars .. ' .. .. 76 0 0 Stationery and advertising .. .. ..186 85 8,108 86 Telephones, postages, and exchange . . . . 208 1 8 National Endowment —New ZeaInsurance .. .. .. .. .. 120 13 10 | land University Amendment Act, Water .. .. .. .. .. 86 12 9 1914 .. .. .. 2,076 0 0 Lighting .. .. .. .. .. 315 5 6 10,184 8 6 Heating .. .. .. .. .. 191 0 5 Donations .. .. .. .. .. 27 0 0 Travelling-expenses .. .. .. .. 54 3 1 University of New Zealand—National endowment Lecture requisites— £ s. d. revenue .. .. .. .. ..1,037113 Botany and zoology .. .. 235 010 Endowment revenue— £ s. d. Chemistry .. .. .. 414 4 0 Rents from properties .. .. 671 13 6 Geology .. .. .. 61 0 2 Add amount paid off suspense .. 18 10 0 Physics .. .. .. 349 8 5 690 3 6 Other departments .. .. 147 17 6 Education reserves .. .. . . .. 577 4 4 1,207 10 11 Interest on debentures— £ s. d. Library maintenance .. .. .. .. 218 13 2 Endowment sales investment .. 411 16 5 Repairs .. .. .. .. .. 444 0 3 Endowment royalties investment. . 43 0 6 Cleaning-material .. .. .. .. 88 3 11 454 16 11 Grounds maintenance .. .. . . . . 15 2 11 Student fees — £ s. d. General and legal expenses .. 59 5 4 Lectures .. .. 11,102 14 3 Audit expenses .. .. .. .. 41 17 0 College fees .. 1,018 5 0 Annual examination expenses .. . . . . 183 15 7 : Appointments to staff .. .. .. .. 70 4 6 12,120 19 3 Interest and commission .. .. .. 88 11 3 Less special schools 1,164 0 6 Graduation .. .. .. .. .. 38 16 2 10,956 18 9 Bulletins .. .. .. .. .. 91610 Add special allowance repayments 102 5 6 Lecturing .. .. .. .. .. 20 0 0 11,059 4 3 Clock maintenance and internal telephones .. 42 4 0 Exemption fees and annual examination fees .. 676 15 6 Workers' Educational Association bursaries .. 44 13 0 Fines .. .. .. .. .. 26 5 1 College bursaries .. .. .. .. 52 10 6 Sale of books .. .. .. .. 4 5 0 Depreciation— £ s. d. Hire of rooms.. .. .. .. .. 180 9 0 Arts building .. .. .. 647 0 0 Duplicating .. .. . . .. .. 122 1 10 Students' building .. .. 116 0 0 Interest— Arts furniture . . .. .. 419 14 0 Depreciation and Endowment Fund £ s. d. Students' furniture .. .. 107 10 0 investment .. .. .. 268 2 0 Library .. .. .. 339 12 7 General Endowment Fund .. 283 1 9 Science building .. .. 535 10 0 Mennie Bequest—School of ComScience furniture .. .. 34 8 6 merce .. .. .. 55 9 9 Science equipment .. .. 434 2 8 Revenue—Post-office Savings-bank 0 19 Engineering building .. .. 94 10 0 606 15 3 Engineering equipment .. .. 246 0 0 Staff insurance rebate .. .. .. .. 5 4 9 Engineering furniture .. .. 6 0 0 Administration, special schools — £ s. d. Office equipment .. .. 34 10 0 School of Architecture .. . . 100 0 0 Grounds equipment .. .. 6 10 0 School of Engineering .. .. 50 0 0 Caretaker's cottage .. .. 48 10 0 School of Music .. .. 25 0 0 Swanson cottage .. .. 27 7 0 Medical library .. .. 50 0 0 3,097 4 9 225 0 0

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ARTS AND GENERAL—continued. Statement of Income and Expenditure—continued. Expenditure—continued. £ s. d. Income—continued. £ s. d. Transfers from special schools— £ s. d. Excess expenditure over income .. .. 5,118 7 11 School of Architecture . . .. 589 18 4 School of Engineering .. .. 2,331 11 7 School of Music .. .. 79 19 10 3,001 9 9 £30,995 13 1 £30,995 13 1 £ s. d. £ s. d. Balance from income and expenditure .. .. 5,118 711 Depreciation transferred to Capital Account .. 3,097 4 9 Add capital purchases, 1934 — £ s. d. Balance transferred to Revenue Funds .. .. 3,723 17 11 Science equipment .. .. 373 2 8 Office equipment .. .. 137 0 0 Arts furniture .. .. 35 13 0 Science furniture .. .. 19 18 6 Library— Arts and General .. .. 1,053 18 7 School of Engineering .. 34 19 5 School of Architecture .. 33 2 1 School of Music .. .. 15 0 6 1,702 14 9 £6,821 2 8 £6,821 2 8 Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Capital Statement. Liabilities. Fixed Assets. £ s. d. £ s. d. Buildings and equipment— £ s. d. Capital balance, Ist January, 1934 242,449 9 0 Arts building .. .. .. .. 128,836 0 0 Add purchases from revenue.. 1,702 14 9 Arts furniture .. .. .. .. 7,974 6 0 • Students'building.. .. .. .. 23,101 0 0 244,152 3 9 Students'furniture .. .. .. 963 0 0 Less depreciation, 1934 .. 3,097 4 9 Caretaker's cottage .. .. .. 1,893 0 0 241,054 19 0 Swanson cottage .. .. .. .. 519 13 0 Engineering building .. .. .. 661 10 0 Engineering equipment .. .. .. 2,223 0 0 Engineering furniture .. . . .. 53 0 0 Science building .. .. .. .. 20,882 0 0 Science equipment .. . . .. 3,907 0 0 Science furniture .. .. .. .. 309 10 0 Office equipment .. .. .. .. 314 0 0 Grounds equipment .. .. .. 47 0 0 Library equipment .. .. .. 6,451 0 0 Properties— £ s. d. Science-building site .. 5,920 0 0 Arts, building site.. .. 24,500 0 0 30,420 0 0 Endowment lands .. .. .. .. 12,500 0 0 £241,054 19 0 £241,054 19 0 Statement No. 2. Liabilities. £ s. d. Assets. £ s. d. Endowment sales .. .. .. .. 10,541 1 9 Endowment sales investment .. .. .. 10,541 1 9 Endowment royalties .. .. .. 1,346 16 3 Endowment royalties investment .. .. 1,346 16 3 General Endowment Fund .. .. .. 8,663 14 8 General Endowment Fund investment .. .. 8,663 14 8 Engineering Building Fund .. .. .. 1, 785 3 2 Engineering Building Fund investment .. .. 1,785 3 2 Depreciation and Endowment Fund .. .. 5, 486 8 4 Depreciation and Endowment Fund investment .. 5,486 8 4 Mennie Bequest—School of Commerce .. .. 1,320 16 2 Mennie Bequest—School of Commerce investment.. 1,320 16 2 Building Fund .. . . .. .. 59 3 5 Building Fund investment—Auckland Savings-bank 59 3 5 Student Building Furniture Depreciation Fund .. 125 3 10 Student Building Furniture Depreciation Fund Medical Library Funds .. .. .. 137 18 0 investment —Auckland Savings-bank .. .. 125 310 Land Utilization Research Fund .. .. 320 10 7 Sundry debtors— Patterson Bequest Funds .. .. .. 013 6 Endowment rent — £ s. d. Swanson Hut Funds .. .. .. .. 31 4 3 Arrears . . .. .. 243 1 11 Rents in suspense .. .. .. .. 475 1 6 In Suspense—Five years .. 475 1 6 Rents in advance .. .. .. •. 8 8 9 718 3 5 Student fees in advance .. .. .. 143 16 0 Depreciation and Endowment Prizes — £ s. d. Fund interest—Cathcart .. 40 0 0 Allum Prize .. .. 0 8 3 Depreciation and Endowment Forestry Scholarship .. 10 0 0 Fund interest —B.P. and S. 5 10 6 Journalism Prize .. .. 1 0 0 45 10 6 11 8 3 Student fees—Arrears .. .. .. 287 1 6 Scholarship Funds—Gunson, Rathbone, Sinclair, Butterworth Prize .. .. .. .. 0 2 11 and Gillies .. .. .. .. 73 4 6 Physics notes in stock .. .. .. 35 8 6 £ s. d. Revenue— Bank of New Zealand—Overdraft 5,762 5 3 Balance, Ist January, £ s. d. £ s. d. Less Post Office Savings- £ s. d. 1934 .. .. 3,052 2 4 bank balance .. 25 5 2 Transfer from net Less Mennie —Auckland revenue .. 3,723 17 11 Savings-bank .. 0 2 10 6,776 0 3 Less cash .. .. 115 6 Less sale of Investment, 27 3 6 Depreciation, and En- — 5,735 1 9 dowment Fund .. 925 0 0 5,851 0 3 £36,265 14 8 £36,265 14 8

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SCHOOL OP ENGINEERING. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s . (j. Government grant .. .. .. .. Nil Salaries ... .. .. .. .. 2,643 if 0 Capitation grant .. .. .. . . Nil Lecture requisites .. .. .. .. 40 15 5 Student fees .. .. .. .. .. 427 16 0 Library— £ 8 . d. Testing fees .. .. .. .. .. 72 19 10 Books .. .. .. .. 27 10 11 Deficit, transferred to Arts and General .. .. 2,314 14 11 Periodicals .. .. ..786 Maintenance .. .. 3 12 9 38 12 2 Telephone .. .. .. .. .. 16 17 6 Advertising .. .. .. .. .. 22 10 0 Lighting, gas, power, and water .. .. 40 19 9 Repairs .. .. .. .. .. 10 14 1 Sundries .. .. . . .. .. 1 10 10 £2,815 10 9 £2,815 10 9 Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s. d. Salaries .. .. .. .. 2,643 11 0 Government grant .. .. .. .. Nil Lecture requisites .. .. .. .. 40 15 5 Capitation grant .. .. .. .. Nil Library maintenance .. .. .. .. 3 12 9 Student fees .. .. .. .. .. 427 16 0 Telephone .. .. .. .. .. 16 17 6 Testing fees .. .. .. .. .. 72 19 10 Advertising .. .. .. .. .. 22 10 0 Deficit, transferred to Arts and General .. .. 2,331 11 7 Lighting, gas, power, and water .. .. 40 19 9 Repairs .. .. .. .. .. 10 14 1 Sundries .. .. .. .. .. 3 6 11 Administration .. .. .. .. 50 0 0 £2,832 7 5 £2,832 7 5 SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. Payments. £s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Salaries .. .. .. .. .. I 781 13 0 Government grant .. 1,250 0 0 Library— Less cut in salaries .. 404 0 0 Books .. .. .. .. 28 18 1 846 0 0 Periodicals .. .. ..440 Add extra grant for increase in salaries 4 Maintenance .. .. 3 10 9 (April-December) .. .. 64 11 6 35 12 jq 910 11 6 Lecture requisites .. .. .. 36 18 5 Student fees .. .. .. .. . . 485 16 0 Less refunds .. .. 6 10 11 Architectural Examination fees .. . . . . 12 12 0 30 7 6 Deficit, transferred to Arts and General .. . . 507 210 Architectural Examination expenses .. .. 10 10 0 Prospectus .. . . .. .. .. 43 0 9 Sundries .. .. .. .. .. 13 18 3 £1.916 2 4 £1,916 2 4 Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s. d Salaries .. .. .. .. .. 1,781 13 0 Government grant .. .. .. 910 11 6 Library maintenance .. .. .. .. 310 9 Student fees . . .. .. .. " 485 16 0 Lecture requisites .. .. .. .. 30 7 6 Examination fees .. .. '' 12 12 0 Examination expenses .. . . . . 10 10 0 Deficit, transferred to Arts and Genera] .. .. 589 18 4 Prospectus .. .. .. .. 43 0 9 Sundries .. .. .. .. .. 29 15 10 Administration .. .. .. .. 100 0 0 £1,998 17 10 £1,998 17 10 SCHOOL OE MUSIC. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s d Government grant .. .. .. .. Nil Salaries .. .. .. .. _ _ 299 2 0 Student fees .. .. .. .. .. 250 8 6 Music Examination expenses .. .. . 22 6 Examination fees .. .. .. .. 5 5 0 Library .. .. .. " 15 0 6 Deficit, transferred to Arts and General .. .. 70 0 4 Lecture requisites .. !! '' 98 10 £325 13 10 £325 13 10 Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s d Salaries .. .. .. .. .. 299 2 0 Government grant .. .. .. Yjj Examination expenses .. .. .. .. 22 6 Student fees .. .. .. '' " 250 " g 6 Lecture requisites .. .. .. .. 9 810 Examination fees .. .. " " 55 0 Administration .. .. .. .. .. 25 0 0 Deficit, transferred to Arts and General .. !! 79 19 lo £335 13 4 £335 13 4

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WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION". Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £s. d. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. £ s. d. Balance, Bank of New Zealand, Ist Salaries — January, 1934 .. .. .. 34 10 1 Typist .. .. .. .. 35 17 2 Balance, Auckland Savings - bank, Ist Tutors .. ' .. .. .. 346 12 0 January, 1934 .. .. 96 7 0 Director .. .. .. 413 8 9 — 130 17 1 795 17 11 Interest —Auckland Savings-bank .. .. 2 19 3 Library— Director's salary—Transfer from national-endow- Books .. .. .. .. 61 15 4 ment grant .. .. .. . . 313 17 6 Periodicals .. .. .. 7 7 5 Auckland University Council grant from Carnegie 69 2 9 Corporation for adult education .. .. 615 6 0 Stationery .. .. .. .. .. 29 6 9 Auckland University Council grant from Carnegie General expenses .. .. .. .. 10 0 Corporation for library .. .. .. 153 16 6 Travelling-expenses ... .. .. .. 24 1 0 Caretaking and cleaning .. .. .. 27 7 6 Insurance .. .. .. .. .. 228 Balance, Bank of New Zealand, 31st December, 1934 . . .. .. 8 15 3 Balance, Post Office Savings-bank, 31st December, 1934 .. .. .. 259 2 6 267 17 9 £1,216 16 4 £1,216 16 4 ===== Statement op Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. Income. £ s. d. Salaries— £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Interest, Auckland Savings-bank .. .. .. 219 3 Staff and tutors .. 382 9 2 Grant for Director's salary, paid by Auckland University Director .. .. 99 11 3 Council .. .. .. .. .. 313 17 6 482 0 5 Excess expenditure over income—TransDirector, paid by Auckland University ferred to — £ s. d. Council .. .. .. 313176 Carnegie emergency grant .. .. 130 17 1 795 17 11 Carnegie grant, adult education .. 432 2 0 Stationery .. .. .. .. .. 29 6 9 Accumulated funds .. .. 65 2 9 General expenses .. .. .. ..100 . 628 I 10 Travelling-expenses .. .. .. .. 24 1 0 Caretaking and cleaning .. .. .. .. 27 7 6 Insurance .. .. .. .. .. 228 Depreciation, library ........ 65 2 9 £944 18 7 £944 18 7 Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Liabilities. £ s. d. £ s. d. Assets. £ s. d. £ s. d. Carnegie library grant . . . . 153 16 6 Library .. .. .. .. .. 587 10 0 Less purchases, 1934 .. .. 69 2 9 Cash— 84 13 9 Bank of New Zealand . . . 8 15 3 Carnegie grant—Adult education . . 615 6 0 Post Office Savings-bank .. .. 259 2 6 Less expenditure, 1934 .. .. 432 2 0 267 17 9 183 4 0 £ s. d. Accumulated funds .. 583 10 0 Add capital purchases .. 69 2 9 652 12 9 Less depreciation, library . . . . 65 2 9 587 10 0 £855 7 9 £855 7 9

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3. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Visitor.—The Hon. the Minister of Education. Members of Council. Chairman.—P. Leyi, M.A. Appointed by Governor-General in Council—*A. R. Atkinson, 8.A., and D. M. Stout. M.D. Elected by Court of Convocation —P. Levi, M.A.; The Hon. Mr. Justice H. H. Oatler, LL.B. ;S. Eichelbaum, M.A., LL.B.; and H. E. O'Leary, LL.B. Elected by teachers in primary schools —H. A. Parkinson, M.A.; and E. H. Bakewell, M.A. Elected by members of Education Boards —The Hon. R. McCallum, M.L.C. ; and J. 'A. Valentine. Appointed by Wellington City Council—H. A. R. Huggins. Elected by teachers in secondary schools and technical high schools —T. R. Cresswell, M.A. Elected by governing bodies of secondary schools —T. Eorsyth. Elected by the Professorial Board —T. A. Hunter, M.A., M.Sc.; W. H. Gould, M.A. (resigned January, 1935); J. Rankine Brown, M.A., Hon.Litt.D., F.N.Z.I.A. (from February, 1935). * Deceased March, 1935. Staff. Professors. — Classics —J. Rankine Brown, M.A. (St. Andrews and Oxford), Hon.LL.D. (St. Andrews) FJST.Z.I.A. (Chairman, Professorial Board from February, 1935). English—H. Mackenzie, M.A. (St. Andrews)Modern Languages—E. J. Boyd-Wilson, M.A., B.Sc. (N.Z.), B.A. (Camb.), (Dean of Arts Faculty, 1934). Philosophy—T. A. Hunter, M.A., M.Sc. (N.Z.). History—E. P. Wilson, M.A. (N.Z.), F.E.S. (resigned January, 1935); F. L.W.Wood, B.A. (Sydney), M.A. (Oxon.) (from February, 1935). Economics—B. E. Murphy, M.A., LL.B., B.Com. (N.Z.), F.E.S., F.S.S. (Dean of Commerce Faculty). Education —W. H. Gould, M.A. (N.Z.), (Chairman of Professorial Board till February, 1935), (Dean of Arts Faculty, 1935). Mathematics—F. P. Miles, M.A. (JST.Z.), M.A. (Oxon.), Dip.Ed. (from February, 1935). Biology—H. B. Kirk, M.A. (N.Z.), F.R.S.N.Z. Physics—D. C. H. Florance, M.A., M.Sc. (N.Z.). Chemistry—P. W. Robertson, M.A., M.Sc. (N.Z.), M.A. (Oxford), Ph.D. (Leipzig), (Dean of Science Faculty). Geology —C. A. Cotton, D.Sc. (N.Z.), A.0.5.M., F.G.S. Law— J. Adamson, M.A., LL.B. (Edin.), (Dean of Law Faculty); H. H. Cornish, M.A., LL.B. (N.Z.), (resigned May, 1934); J. Williams, LL.M. (N.Z.), Ph.D. (Cantab.) (from February, 1935). Registrar —G. G. S. Robison, M.A. (N.Z.). Librarian —H. G. Miller, M.A. (N.Z.). " ' *, Lecturers, eleven. REPORT. The Victoria University College Council presents the following report for the yea.r 1934: — The Work of the College : The Staff. —Two vacancies were created on the teaching staff by the resignation of Professor F. P. Wilson and by the resignation of Professor H. H. Cornish on his appointment to the position of Solicitor-General. Professor Wilson has been associated with the College for many years. He was one of the earliest students, served as graduates' representative on the Council for several years, and after acting as Lecturer in Economics and History was appointed Professor of History in 1921. Professor Cornish succeeded Professor Garrow in the Chair of English and New Zealand Law in 1930. The vacancy in the Chair of Mathematics caused by the death of Professor Sommerville in 1934, and the vacancies in the Chairs of History and English Law have been filled. Mr. F. F. Miles, M.A., New Zealand and Oxford, a former Rhodes Scholar and for several years Lecturer in Mathematics, has been appointed to the Chair of Mathematics. Mr. J. Williams, LL.M. (N.Z.), Ph.D. (Cantab.), and a former Travelling Scholar of the University of New Zealand, has been appointed Professor of English and New Zealand Law. Mr. F. L. W. Wood, B.A. (Sydney) and M.A. (Oxon.), has been appointed to the Chair of History. It is expected that these three Professors will prove valuable additions to the staff. The Lectureship in Mathematics rendered vacant by the appointment of Mr. Miles to the Chair of Mathematics has been filled by the appointment of Mr. J. T. Campbell, M.A. (N.Z.), Ph.D. (Edin.). Mr. L. C. King, for several years Demonstrator in Geology, resigned bis position to take up a position in the University of Pietermaritzburg. Owing to the reorganization of the Law Department resulting from the appointment of a fulltime Professor, Mr. Hemery was appointed Lecturer in Evidence and Procedure in 1935 ; and the College had regretfully to terminate the appointments of Mr. Cousins and Mr. Cleary, who had been acting as Lecturers in Evidence and Conveyancing. Accountancy Classes.—A full course in Accountancy was started under Mr. H. R. Fountain, B.Com. (N.Z.), A.1.A.N.Z., Lecturer in Accountancy, and Mr. N. A. Foden, M.A., LL.M. (N.Z.). The classes were largely attended and proved a financial success so that there was no need to draw upon the guarantee furnished by the Society of Accountants. Library : Carnegie Fund. —The year has been chiefly notable in that the first Carnegie Corporation grant of 5,000 dollars for book purchase has been at our disposal. During the year we have purchased out of this fund some 1,600 volumes. Such an addition to our resources can hardly fail to be an inspiration to students and teachers in all departments. Library Extension. —In order to provide accommodation for new books and for readers the extension scheme adopted in 1933 was carried out : a new reading-roo m is now available, and shelving for 10,000 volumes, all immediately accessible to readers. Foundation Professors' Portraits.—The portraits of the four original Professors—for which the College has to thank the unselfish activity of Mr. George Dixon, supported by many old students and members of the Council and staff—were formally handed over to the Council on sth May. The large gathering in the library bore evidence to the great interest taken in the ceremony by graduates and the public generally. The presentation was made by Mr. A. H. Johnstone, K.C. The ode specially composed for the occasion by Seaforth Mackenzie was recited by Mrs. Craig Mackenzie. Accommodation. —The Council would call the attention of the Minister to the urgent need for increased accommodation. Workers' Educational Association.—A grant from the Carnegie Corporation enabled a limited programme of the Workers' Educational Association activities to be carried on during 1934. Weir House.—Weir House was filled to capacity at the commencement of the 1934 session, with a number waiting to come in.

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STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 1934. GENERAL ACCOUNT. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. Payments. £ s. d. £ s. d. Salaries. £s. d. £ s. d. Balance forward . . .. .. 4,193 2 8 Teaching staff .. .. 16,877 19 6 Less Carnegie .. . . .. 1,180 3 0* Office .. .. .. 1,125 16 7 3,012 19 8 Caretaker and cleaners .. 636 0 1 Government grant .. .. .. .. 7,799 16 10 Mechanic and gardener .. 419 12 6 National Endowment — Library .. .. .. 789 19 8 Government .. .. .. .. 2,076 0 0 19,849 8 4 New Zealand University .. .. .. 1,037 11 3 Office expenses .. .. .. .. 265 2 0 Fees (gross) .. .. .. .. 9,478 11 0 Printing and stationery .. .. .. 234 4 7 Examination fees (gross) .. .. .. 1,117 5 9 Advertising .. .. .. .. .. 48 10 6 Sale of— Telephone . . .. .. .. . . 71 7 6 Calendars .. .. .. 23 12 3 Insurance .. .. .. .. . . 156 7 3 Notes .. .. .. .. .. 124 3 0 Water .. . . .. .. .. 72 3 0 Payment for use of building .. . . .. 10 0 Light and heat .. .. . . . . 531 5 5 Sir George Grey Scholarship .. .. .. 50 0 0 Travelling-expenses . . .. .. . . 42 15 3 Trustees, James Macintosh Scholarship . . .. 356 2 0 Apparatus and chemicals— Grant, Students' Association . . .. .. 20 0 0 Chemistry .. . . .. 260 15 7 Carnegie Trustees for Library .. .. .. 1,21269 Physics ' .. . . .. 103 14 10 Carnegie Trustees for Workers' Educational Associa- Biology .. .. .. 100 17 4 tion . . .. .. .. . . 769 2 6 Geology .. .. . . 110 11 Interest— £ s. d. Psychology .. .. .. 23 6 7 Debentures .. . . .. 97 12 3 Greek Art .. .. .. 0 9 6 Premium on conversion .. . . 30 6 4 490 14 9 127 18 7 Furniture .. .. .. . . .. 300 13 11 T. G. Macarthy debentures .. 417 4 7 Maintenance.. .. .. .. .. 83 10 8 Premium . . .. .. 4 9 2 Cleaning and general .. .. .. .. 48 7 7 421 13 9 Grounds .. .. .. .... 45 "2 9 Post Office Savings-bank General Account .. 21 18 4 Calendars .. . . .. .. .. 118 18 0 Post Office Savings-bank Government Subsidy Examination expenses .. .. . . 162 0 0 Account .. .. .. .. .. 515 Contingencies .. . . .. . . 93 4 11 Nurses Classes—Health Department .. .. 112 0 0 Fees refunded .. .. .. .. 44 12 6 Examination fees refunded .. .. .. 29 8 6 Sir George Grey Scholarship .. . . .. 50 0 0 James Macintosh Scholarship .. .. .. 356 2 0 Nurses' classes —Tutors .. .. .. 112 0 0 Library books .. .. .. . . 562 9 7 Legal expenses .. .. . . .. 8 18 6 To Carnegie Library Account .. .. .. 1,212 6 9 To Tutorial Classes and Workers' Educational Association Library Account .. .. 769 2 6 Balance —Cash at Bank of New £ s. d. Zealand .. .. .. 1,813 4 7 Plus— £ s. d. S. A. Rhodes Account 69 19 10 Carnegie Library Account . . . . 30 0 3 100 0 1 1,913 4 8 Less— Unpresented cheques 52 15 1 Tutorial Classes Account .. . . 178 8 3 ' Macarthy Account . . 011 4 231 14 8 1,681 10 0 Cash at Post Office Savings-bank — General Account .. . . . . .. 151 19 7 Subsidy Account .. .. .. .. 174169 £27,767 3 1 £27,767 3 1 * Transferred to separate cash account. Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. Income. Salaries— £ s. d. £ s. d. Staff .. .. .. .. .. 17,933 12 1 Government grant .. .. .. .. 7,799 16 10 Librarian .. .. .. .. .. 789 19 8 National-endowment grant .. .. .. 3,113 11 3 Office .. .. .. .. .. 1,125 16 7 Fees .. .. .. .. .. 9,448 0 0 Office expenses .. .. .. . . 265 2 0 Examination fees .. .. .. .. 1,087 17 3 Telephone .. . . .. . . .. 71 7 6 Sale of — Printing and stationery . . .. .. 226 3 4 Calendars .. .. .. .. . . 23 12 3 Advertising .. , . . . .. . . 50 9 6 Notes .. .. . . •. ■ ■ 124 3 0 Insurance .. . . .. . . .. 156 7 3 Grant —Students' Association . . . . .. 20 0 0 Water .. .. .. .. 72 10 0 Payment for use of building .. .. .. 10 0 Heat and light . . .. .. 531 5 5 Interest— Travelling-expenses . . . . . .. 42 15 3 General . . .. . ■ . • • . 164 7 0 Chemistry . . .. . . .. .. 260 12 1 T. G. Macarthy , . . . .. . . 428 2 5 Physics .. .. .. .. .. 103 14 10 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 112 18 1 Biology .. .. . . .. .. 107 2 9 Psychology .. . . . . .. . . 23 6 7 Geology .. . . . . .. . . 1 10 11 Greek Art, &c. . . .. . . .. 0 9 6 Maintenance.. .. .. .. .. 83 10 8 Cleaning and general . . . . . . .. 49 8 0 Grounds .. .. .. . . .. 45 2 9 Calendars .. . . .. .. .. 118 18 0 Examination expenses .. .. .. 162 0 0 Contingencies . . .. .. .. 93 4 11 Legal expenses . . . . . . .. 8 18 6 £22,323 8 1 £22,323 8 1

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GENERAL ACCOUNT—continued. Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Liabilities. £ s. d. Assets. Scholarship Fund Accounts, &c. .. .. 62,720 18 8 Cash at Bank of New Zealand — £ s. d. £ s. d. Weir House —Capital and liabilities .. .. 52,113 12 5 General Account .. .. 1,760 9 6 Sundry creditors .. .. .. .. 159 10 8 Trust Funds .. .. ... 534 19 2 £ s. d. 2,295 8 8 Accumulated Fund .. .. 110,899 011 Cash at Post Office Savings-bank— Less balance Income and Ex- General Account .. .. 151 19 7 penditure Account, £112 Trust Funds .. .. .. 4,394 10 1 18s. Id.; depreciation, £2,679 4,546 9 8 17s. 9d. .. .. .. 2,792 15 10 Debentures —General Account .. .. 3,400 0 0 108,106 5 1 Debentures and inscribed stock—Trust fxinds 52,105 9 2 S. A. Rhodes Account: Shares —Paparoa Co. 330 0 0 Weir Hostel loan .. .. .. 2,681 0 0 Sundry debtors .. .. .. .. 85 13 6 Accrued interest .. .. .. 799 3 4 Buildings and equipment (less depreciation) — £ s. cl. College buildings .. .. 66,120 13 4 Library books .. .. 10,321 14 8 Caretaker's cottage .. .. 329 0 5 Laboratory fittings .. .. 2,009 3 5 Apparatus .. .. .. 6,077 16 11 Fencing and grounds .. .. 1,751 6 5 Furniture and fittings.. .. 5,272 10 10 Bicycle-shed .. .. 97 5 0 Boring-machine .. .. 21 1 8 S. A. Rhodes (office equipment) 91 4 7 Carnegie Library books — General . < .. .. 1,131 12 7 W.E.A. .. . - .. 70 0 3 93,293 10 1 Land—Site .. .. .. .. 11,450 0 0 Weir House —Assets .. .. .. 52,113 12 5 £223,100 6 10 £223,100 6 10 WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION TUTORIAL CLASSES. Statement op Receipts and Payments. Receipts. Payments. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Salaries— Balance forward .. .. .. .. 50 011 Director ~ .. .. 67 10 0 Received from Carnegie Trustees .. 769 2 6 Secretary .. .. .. .. 91 6 8 Less sum transferred to Workers'Educa- Organizer discussions .. . 67 10 0 tional Association Library.. .. 153 16 6 Tutors .. .. . . - ■ 197 0 0 615 6 0 423 6 8 Workers' Educational Association, Wellington .. 40 0 0 Rent .. .. •.. •. • - 50 0 0 Sale of desk .. .. .. .. .. 17 0 Boxes and discussion courses .. .. .. 71 16 2 Discussions courses —Per J. C. Beaglehole .. .. 33 17 6 Sundries ~ .. .. • j .. 174 Travelling-expenses .. .. .. .. 15 13 0 Balance at Bank of New Zealand —General Account 178 8 3 £740 11 5 £740 11 5 Statement op Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s. d. Salaries . - .. .. .. •. 423 6 8 Received from —■ Rent .. . t .. .4 .. 50 0 0 Carnegie Trustees . 4 ■. ■. ■ ■ 615 6 0 Discussion courses and boxes .. .. .. 7116 2 Workers' Educational Association, Wellington .. 40 0 0 Sundries .. .. .. •• -■ 174 Sale of desk .. .. .. .. .. 170 Travelling-expenses .. .. .. .. 15 13 0 J. C. Beaglehole, for discussion courses .. .. 33 17 6 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 128 7 4 £690 10 6 £690 10 6 Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Liabilities. £ s. d. Assets. £ s. d. Trust Fund. 31st December, 1933 .. .. .. 50 011 Cash at Bank of New Zealand—General Account .. 178 8 3 Balance, Income and Expenditure Account.. .. 128 7 4 £178 8 3 £178 8 3

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WEIR HOUSE ACCOUNT. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. Balance forward .. .. .. .. 1,146 2 7 Staff cottage .. .. .. .. •• 1,207 16 7 Received from Public Trustee .. .. 1,267 6 0 Furniture .. .. .. .. .. 432 8 8 Boarders'fees .. .. .. 4,639 19 0 Destructor .. .. .. .. .. 716 9 Interest, Post Office Savings-bank .. .. 43 16 6 Grounds .. .. .. .. • • 100 7 9 Billiard-table receipts .. .. .. 16 0 1 £ s. d. Miscellaneous receipts .. . — .. .. 8 6 11 Bread .. .. .. .. 135 22 Gas and electric light .. .. 307 16 7 Fruit and vegetables .. .. 348 10 3 Groceries .. .. .. 672 15 0 Heat .. .. . . .. 161 6 0 Insurance .. .. .. 48 13 6 Laundry .. .. .. 92 11 11 Meat and fish .. .. .. 526 0 9 Milk .. .. .. .. 206 3 11 Miscellaneous .. .. .. 101 8 9 Rent .. .. .. .. 750 0 0 Salaries .. .. 1,166 16 7 Telephone .. .. .. 43 6 3 Water .. .. .. .. 80 3 0 Legal expenses .. .. .. 5 19 8 Maintenance .. .. .. 58 4 9 Fees refunded .. .. .'. 8 15 0 — 4,713 14 1 Balance — Bank of New Zealand .. .. 358 11 10 Post Office Savings-bank .. 300 15 5 659 7 3 £7,121 11 1 £7,121 11 1 Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s. d. Bread .. .. .. .. .. 136 12 2 Boarders'fees .. .. .. .. 4,631 4 0 Fruit and vegetables .. .. .. .. 377 7 9 Interest .. .. .. .. .. 16 3 5 Gas and electric light .. .. .. .. 307 16 7 Sundry receipts .. .. .. .. 8611 Groceries .. .. .. .. .. 644 19 0 Billiard-table receipts .. .. .. .. 16 0 1 Heat .. .. .. .. .. 161 0 0 From Public Trustee .. .. .. .. 1,267 6 0 Insurance .. .. .. .. .. 48 13 6 Laundry .. .. .. .. .. 95 14 9 Meat and fish .. .. .. .. 530 9 10 Milk .. .. .. .. .. 207 17 11 Miscellaneous .. .. .. .. 107 4 4 Legal expenses .. .. .. .. 5 19 8 Rent .. .. .. .. .. 500 0 0 Salaries .. .. .. .. 1,166 16 7 Telephone ~ .. .. .. .. 43 6 3 Water .. .. .. .. .. 81 6 0 Maintenance .. .. .. .. .. 58 4 9 Excess of income over expenditure .. .. 1,465 11 4 £5,939 0 5 £5,939 0 5 Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Liabilities. Assets. £ s. d. Capital Account, 31st December, £ s. d. £ s. d. Cash in bank .. .. .. .. 358 11 10 1933 .. .. .. 46,677 18 2 . Cash in Post Office Savings-bank .. .. 300 15 5 Balance, Income and Expenditure Weir House building .. .. .. .. 45,812 9 9 Account — Staff cottage and recreation-room .. .. 1,207 16 7 1933 .. .. .. 1,100 15 10 Destructor .. .. .. .. .. 7 16 9 1934 .. .. .. 1,465 II 4 Furniture and equipment .. .. .. 4,013 0 5 49,244 5 4 Outbuildings .. .. .. .. 63 11 10 Loan Account .. .. .. .. 2,681 0 0 Grounds .. .. .. .. .. 297 19 6 Sundry creditors .. .. .. .. 188 7 1 Accrued interest •• .. 10 10 0 Stock in hand .. .. .. .. 41 0 4 £52,113 12 5 £52,113 12 5

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4. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. Visitor. —The Hon. the Minister of Education. Board of Governors. Appointed by His Excellency the Governor-General —-Miss E. A. Chaplin, B.A. ; A. 0. Wilkinson, Esq., B.Com. ; Right Rev. Dr. Campbell West-Watson. Appointed by members of Parliament —E. J. Howard, Esq., M.P.; Colonel the Hon. G. J. Smith, Esq., C.8.E., M.L.C., V.D.; Hon. Sir R. Heaton Rhodes, K.C.V.0., K.8.E., M.L.C. Appointed by graduates—J. H. E. Schroder, Esq., M.A ;J.G. D. Ward, Esq., LL.B.; R. A. Campbell, Esq., B.Se.; A. E, Flower, Esq., M.A., M.Sc.; G. M. L. Lester. Esq., M.A., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. ; R. Hepburn, Esq., LL.M., B.Com. Appointed by teachers —C. T. .Aschman, Esq. (Chairman); J. G. Poison, Esq., M.A. ; W. C. Colee, Esq., M.A. Appointed by School Committees —H. 1). Acland, Esq., 8.A.; W. A. Banks, Esq.; W. P. Spencer, Esq. Representatives of the Professorial Board —Professor J. Hight, M.A., Litt.D. (Rector), ex officio; Professor H. G. Denham, M.A., D.Sc. Registrar.—C. C. Kemp, A.R.A.N.Z., F.C.S.N.Z. Staff. Rector. —Professor J. Hight, C.M.G., M.A., Litt.D. Professors. —Classics —L. G. Pocock, M.A. Mathematics —W. Saddler, M.A., D.Sc., 8.A., F.R.S. English Language and Literature —F. Sinclaire, M.A. French and German —C. Malthus, M.A., Litt.D. Chemistry— H. G. Denham, M.A., M.Sc., D.Sc., Ph.D. Engineering—(Electrical) P. H. Powell, M.Sc., M.Eng., M.1.E.E., M.A.I.E.E. ; (Civil) J. E. L. Cull, B.Sc., A.M.1.M.E.; (Mechanical) S. Steele, B.Sc. Biology—E. Percival, B.Sc. History—J. Hight, C.M.G., M.A., Litt.D., F.R.E.S. Physics—C. C. Farr, D.Sc., F.P.S.L., F.N.Z.lnst. Mental and Moral Philosophy—Vacant. Education and Director of Extension Work —J. Shelley, M.A. Economics —A. H. Tocker, M.A. Lecturers, twenty-two.

EXTRACT FROM THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OP THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS. Although to certain of the Council's tenants the year's wool prices brought welcome financial relief and encouragement for the future, others have experienced during the year difficulties that have caused anxiety to them and to the Council. Continued low prices for dairy-produce and unusually adverse climatic conditions, that seriously affected both dairy-farmers and grain-growers, made it impossible for many of them to meet their rent commitments in full. The Council has been compelled, therefore, to give sympathetic consideration to the financial position of a number of its tenants and reductions in rents have been made, payments due have been held over, and relief afforded in other ways. Concessions made, and the large amount of rent outstanding, have greatly reduced the revenue and imposed drastic limitations on expenditure. While it is now possible to make a fairly reliable estimate of the revenue to be derived from endowment lands, the value of outstanding rents remains problematical. As stated in last year's report the significance of the position is evident from the fact that, in 1928, unpaid rents for all endowment lands amounted to £2,460, whereas at the end of 1933 that amount was estimated to have increased to £20,227. This year, however, the amount of rents in arrears has been reduced to £16,580, a decrease due partly to remissions made, and to payments of rents outstanding. Of the total, £16,580, still owing, nearly £12,000 represents the arrears in the College Account as distinct from those on the books of the High Schools, the School of Art, the School of Engineering, the Museum, and the Public Library. No doubt the total amount outstanding will be further reduced, but only undue optimism could hope that the whole will be eventually recovered. The main satisfaction with the present position of the Endowment Income Account is that it has now reached a measure of stability. When many of the present leases were put up to auction competition was so keen because of expanding and profitable markets for primary products that high rentals were offered-—in some cases unduly high —rentals that could be justified only by peak prices. The Council, therefore, has been compelled to readjust rents to bear some relation to the productive capacity of the land and to prices ruling for primary products. Compared with more prosperous times the reductions have meant a considerable decrease in endowment income. During the year the Council was compelled to consider the possibility of retaining the School of Forestry. With great regret the decision was reached that the financial position left no other course open than to suspend the work of the School. When the Minister of Education decided that, for the Dominion, only one School of Forestry was warranted, and that it should be at Canterbury College, the outlook of its success was very encouraging. In addition to an annual Government grant of £1,000 there was a promise of an equal amount that had been allotted to the Auckland School of Forestry would be also available. That expected additional amount was not paid, and eventually official information was received that the annual grant of £1,000 that had been paid for the maintenance of the School at Canterbury College would no longer be made. Had this grant been continued, the School of Forestry could have been carried on, although its scope would have been necessarily restricted. In the circumstances the Council had no option but to suspend the operations of the School, hoping that at some time in the future the value of such an institution would be recognized by the Government and provision made for the resumption of the work that had been so effectively carried out. No reference to the School of Forestry at Canterbury College would be complete without an expression of the Council's appreciation of the unabated zeal and boundless enthusiasm shown by Mr. C. E. Foweraker, Lecturer in Charge, and by Mr. F. E. Hutchinson, Lecturer in Forest Utilization. The success achieved during the School's brief career —and no one can dispute that success —was due entirely to their efforts.

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STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 1934. Statement op Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. Sale of apparatus .. .. .. .. 37 0 0 Balance .. .. .. .. •• 14,861 8 4 Government grants .. .. .". .. 3,004 9 8 Buildings (additions to porter's cottage).. .. 41 10 3 Donations .. .. .. .. .. 122 7 6 Furniture .. .. .. .. • • 84 3 2 National-endowment revenue .. .. .. 3,113 11 4 Office furniture .. .. .. .. 26 0 0 Rent of reserves .. .. .. • • 10,590 10 7 Library books .. .. .. .. 406 13 2 Students'fees .. .. .. .. 10,219 410 Students' Association fees .. .. .. 809 6 6 Students' Association fees .. .. .. 841 9 4 Testing fees .. .. .. .. .. 83 19 4 Testing fees .. .. .. .. .. 155 9 0 Scholarships and allowances .. .. .. 727 5 6 Sundries — Salaries and wages .. .. .. 17,939 10 2 Reimbursement of expenses in- Office expenses .. .. .. •. 410 9 3 curred on account of Depart- Endowment expenses .. .. • ■ 378 11 3 ment of Scientific and Industrial £ s. d. General expenses — £ s. d. Research .. .. .. 25 15 0 Printing and stationery .. 302 11 2 Interest on investments .. 39 16 2 Advertising .. ~ .. 38 1 10 Use of rooms .. .. .. 15 5 0 Telephone rentals and postages .. 99 3 5 Sales .. .. .. 16 14 3 Insurance .. .. .. 98 16 9 Library fines .. .. .. 16 5 Water-supply .. .. 40 12 0 98 16 10 Heating and lighting .. .. 687 0 0 Various scholarships, grants, &c. .. .. 743 5 6 Repairs and maintenance of buildTransfers— ings .. .. .. 225 19 7 Administration .. .. 1,267 8 3 Cleaning-material .. .. 52 11 0 Medical School .. .. 900 3 1 Upkeep of grounds .. .. 138 7 5 Museum, Library, and School of Legal expenses .. .. 0 15 0 Technical Science ~ .. 15 0 0 Gramophone records .. .. 19 7 3 2,182 11 4 Expenses — Scheme 5 .. .. ■> ■■ 1,108 II 0 Cass Station .. .. 9 18 11 Boarding fees — Arthur's Pass cottage .. 22 0 Rolleston House .. .. 1,567 0 6 History of art lectures .. 29 7 6 Helen Connon Hall .. .. 1,186 13 6 Grants to necessitous students .. 42 0 0 2,753 14 0 Rector's honorarium .. .. 32 8 4 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 8,422 5 7 Rector's petty cash .. .. 2 0 0 Sundries .. .. ■. 45 12 3 Examination Supervisors' fees .. 17 8 7 Subscription to Universities Bureau of the British Empire .. 18 13 2 Repairs to clocks .. .■> 12 12 0 Material for Science departments 1,025 8 8 Travelling — Lecturer in Entomology .. .. .. 6 0 0 Interest .. .. ■ ■ 513 15 10 Travelling —Professor of Modern Languages .. .. .. 54 2 0 Rent—Assistant porter's house .. 46 6 8 3,561 1 5 Scheme 5 .. .. .. .. 1,108 11 0 Astronomical Observatory .. .. 10 0 0 Rolleston House — Telephone . t . ... 25 3 9 Salaries and wages .. .. 610 15 8 Provisions .. .. ■. 558 1 4 Heating and lighting .. .. 220 4 7 Repairs of buildings .. .. 127 8 7 Insurance .. .« .. 15 1 6 — 1,556 15 5 Furniture .. .. .. .. 16 12 6 Household requisites .. .. .. 16 8 8 Helen Connon Hall— Telephone .. .. .. 15 12 6 Salaries and wages .. .. 374 14 11 Provisions .. .. ■. 372 16 3 Heating and lighting .. .. 191 0 11 Repairs of buildings .. .. 19 4 3 Insurance .. .. .. 37 17 4 Other expenses .. .. 3 116 Interest on mortgage .. .. 320 0 0 1,334 17 8 Furniture.. .. .. .. .. 11 16 6 Household requisites . < .. .. 8 16 5 £43,393 16 6 £43,393 16 6

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Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. Income. Salaries. £s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Professors, lecturers, &c. .. 13,320 11 8 Government grants .. .. .. 3,004 9 8 Cleaning and earetaking .. 501 4 3 Donations .. .. .. •. 100 0 0 Library .. .. .. 409 3 2 National-endowment revenue .. .. 3,113114 Office .. .. .. 1,790 8 7 Rent of reserves .. .. 10,269 4 1 18,021 7 8 Less reserve for bad and doubtful Library books .. .. .. • - 406 13 2 debts .. . < .. 500 0 0 Office expenses .. .. .. .. 425 13 6 9,769 4 1 Endowment expenses .. .. .. 359 1 0 Students' fees .. .. ■. .. 9,962 19 10 General expenses — Testing fees .. .. .. .. 45 1 5 Printing and stationery .. 297 2 11 Examination fees . < .. .. 231 7 6 Advertising ~ .. .. 38 .1 10 SundriesTelephone rental and postages .. 99 3 5 Interest on investments .. 63 9 5 Insurance .. .. .. 98 16 9 Sales .. .. .. 16 14 3 Water-supply .. .. 40 12 0 Fines .. .. .. 16 5 Heating and lighting .. .. 687 0 1 Use of rooms .. .. .. 15 5 0 Repairs and maintenance of build- 96 15 1 ings .. .. .. 219 10 3 Transfers— Cleaning material .. .. 52 II 0 Administration .. .. 1,267 8 3 Upkeep of grounds .. .. 140 10 11 Museum, Library, and School of Legal expenses .. .. 015 0 Technical Science .. . ■ 15 0 0 Gramophone records .. .. 19 7 3 1,282 8 3 Travelling— Rolleston House —Boarding fees .. .. 1,590 19 6 Lecturer in Entomology .. 6 0 0 Helen Connon Hall —Boarding fees .. .. 1,162 8 0 Professor of Modern Languages 54 2 0 Expenses : — Cass Station .. .. .. 9 18 11 Arthur's Pass cottage .. .. 22 0 History of Art lectures.. .. 29 7 6 Grant to necessitous students .. 42 0 0 Rector's honorarium .. .. 32 8 4 Rector's petty cash . * . • 2 0 0 Examination Supervisors' fees ~ 17 8 7 Subscription to Universities Bureau of the British Empire .. 18 13 2 Repairs to clocks .. .. 12 12 0 Sundries .. .. .. 45 12 3 Material for Science Department 999 22 Interest .. .. •. 513 15 10 Rent —Assistant caretaker's house 46 6 8 3,525 0 10 Astronomical Observatory expenses .. 10 0 0 Rolleston House — Telephone .. .. .. 25 3 9 Salaries and wages .. .. 609 1 3 Provisions .. .. ■. 566 17 I Heating and lighting .. .. 205 10 6 Repairs of buildings .. .. 138 7 9 Insurance . i .. .. 15 1 6 1,560 1 10 Helen Connon Hall — Telephone, &c. .. .. 1 5 12 6 Salaries and wages .. .. 370 10 9 Provisions .. . - .. 366 19 4 Heating and lighting .. .. 196 0 11 Repairs of buildings .. .. 19 4 3 Insurance .. .. .. 37 17 4 Other expenses .. .. 3 116 Interest on mortgage .. .. 320 0 0 1,329 16 7 Depreciation — College— Equipment and apparatus .. 346 12 3 Furniture and fittings .. 289 18 9 Office equipment .. .. 24 18 9 661 9 9 Rolleston House — Buildings .. .. .. 317 12 1 Furniture .. .. ■. 64 12 2 Utensils .. .. .. 56 5 6 438 9 9 Helen Connon Hall— Buildings .. ,« .. 335 19 3 Furniture .. .. .. 152 2 8 Utensils .. .. .. 51 111 539 3 10 Capital—Transfer of balance .. .. 3,082 6 9 £30,359 4 8 £30,359 4 8

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Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Liabilities. Assets. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. a. Endowment lands .. .. .. .. 294,973 9 5 Capital .. .. .. 463,342 4 4 Arthurs PassPlus income and expenditure, Site ~ .. .. ~ .. 50 0 0 balance .. .. .. 3,082 6 9 Buildings . j .. .. .. .. 197 13 2 Plus Government subsidies .. 903 11 10 Cass—Buildings .. .. .. .. 466 11 10 467,328 2 11 CollegeBents paid in advance .. .. .. 6 8 1 Site .. .. .. .. 25,282 17 8 Sundry creditors .. .. .. .. 122 2 9 Buildings .. .. .. 115,841 18 0 Donations not applied .. .. 37 17 6 Plusaddition, caretaker's cottage 41 10 3 Bolleston House— 115,883 8 3 Mortgage ~ .. .. .. .. 500 0 0 Equipment and apparatus .. 3,466 3 3 Fees paid in advance .. .. .. 15 15 0 £ s. d. Sundry creditors .. .. .. .. 33 3 9 Less depreciation 346 12 3 Helen Connon Hall — Less sale .. 37 0 0 Mortgage .. .. .. .. .. 6,400 0 0 383 12 3 Fees paid in advance .. .. .. 6 3 0 3,082 11 0 Sundry creditors .. .. .. .. 18163 Furniture and fittings .. 2,899 7 7 T. W. Adams School of Forestry — Less depreciation .. .. 289 18 9 Capital .. ... .. 5,454 7 8 Plus income and expenditure, 2,609 8 10 balance .. .. .. 47 7 5 Plus purchases, 1934 .. 84 3 2 5,501 15 1 2,693 12 0 Students' Loan Fund — Office equipment .. .. 249 7 6 Capital .. .. .. 960 15 9 Less depreciation .. .. 24 18 9 Interest .. .. .. 36 15 7 997 11 4 224 8 9 General Account, overdrawn .. 8,422 5 7 Plus purchases, 1934 .. 26 0 0 Less T. W. Adams £ s. d. 250 8 9 School of Forestry 265 12 1 Library books .. .. .. .. 3,350 0 0 Less Students' Loan Investments .. .. .. .. 1,200 0 0 Fund .. 185 9 4 Sundry debtors — £ s. d. 451 1 5 Bents .. 11,906 0 10 7,971 4 2 Less reserve for bad and doubtful debts .. 7,667 11 11 4,238 8 11 Advance to Librarian .. 10 0 0 Students' fees .. .. 38 5 6 Testing fees .. .. 20 16 0 Interest (McVinnie) .. .. 67 3 5 Medical School reserves .. 77 18 0 Salaries due by Lincoln College 28 2 6 4,480 14 4 Bolleston HouseSite .. .. .. .. 6,775 0 0 Buildings .. .. .. 6,354 3 3 Less depreciation ~ .. 317 12 1 6,036 11 2 Furniture .. .. .. 646 1 9 Less depreciation .. .. 64 12 2 581 9 7 Plus purchases, 1934 .. 16 12 6 598 2 1 Household requisites .. 281 7 7 Less depreciation .. .. 56 5 6 225 2 1 Plus purchases, 1934 . 15 16 10 — 240 18 11 Provisions.. .. .. .. .. 697 Sundry debtors—Boarding fees .. .. 52 5 0 Helen Connon Hall— Site .. .. .. .. 4,800 0 0 Buildings .. .. .. 11,198 14 11 Less depreciation .. .. 335 19 3 10.862 15 8 Furniture .. .. .. 1,521 7 4 Less depreciation .. .. 152 2 8 1,369 4 8 Plus purchases, 1934 .. 11 16 6 — 1,381 1 2 Household requisites .. 255 9 8 Less depreciation .. .. 51 1 11 204 7 9 Plus purchases, 1934 .. 7 19 1 — 212 6 10 Sundry debtors —Boarding fees .. .. 18 10 0 Provisions.. .. .. .. .. 300 T. W. Adams School of Forestry—• Site .. .. .. .. 2,780 0 0 Buildings .. .. .. 817 0 0 Less depreciation .. .. 40 17 0 776 3 0 Investments .. .. .. .. 1,680 0 0 Student's Loan Fund— Loans .. .. .. .. .. 812 2 0 £488,938 19 10 £488,938 19 10

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CANTERBURY ADULT RURAL SCHEME. Statement op Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. Grant from Carnegie Corporation .. .. 1,700 0 0 Balance, Ist January, 1934 .. .. .. 12 5 5 Hire of library books .. .. .. .. 60 10 7 Library books .. .. .. .. 57 9 3 Interest .. .. . . •. . 8 7 10 Salaries .. .. .. .. .. 344 2 9 General expenses .. .. .. .. 142 2 4 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 1,212 18 8 £1,768 18 5 £1,768 18 5 Statement op Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s. d. Salaries .. .. .. .. .. 344 2 9 Balance, Ist Januaiy, 1934 .. .. .. 479 3 6 General expenses .. .. .. .. 144 15 7 Grant from Carnegie Corporation .. .. 500 0 0 Library books .. .. .. .. 58 7 10 Hire of library books .. .. .. .. 60 10 7 Furniture —Depreciation .. .. .. 24 1 0 Interest .. .. .. .. .. 8 7 10 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 476 14 9 £1,048 1 11 £1,048 1 11 Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Liabilities. £ s. d. Assets. £ s. d. £ s. d. Grant from Carnegie Corporation for 1935 .. 1,200 0 0 Furniture and fittings .. .. 240 10 4 Sundry creditors .. .. .. .. 2133 Less depreciation .. .. 24 1 0 Income and expenditure —Balance .. .. 476 14 9 216 9 4 Library books .. .. .. .. 250 0 0 Cash — Post Office .. .. .. 1,200 0 0 Current Account .. .. 12 18 8 1,212 18 8 £1,679 8 0 £1,679 8 0 SCHOOL OF FORESTRY. Statement op Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. Government grant to meet 5-per-cent. increase in Balance, 31st January, 1934 .. .. .. 2,088 6 6 salaries .. .. .. .. . . 25 0 9 Salaries .. .. .. .. .. 818 2 4 Students'fees.. .. . . .. .. 120 1 0 Library books .. .. .. .. 12 13 8 Sales of — £ s. d. Testing fees .. .. .. .. .. 35 13 5 Journal, &c. .. .. ..4 8 3 General expenses — £ s. d. Ford Tourer .. .. ..9 0 0 Interest .. .. .. 106 15 7 13 8 3 Administration . . .. .. 5 5 7 Testing fees .. .. .. .. .. 4110 Laboratory expenses .. .. 53 11 3 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 2,920 17 4 165 12 5 £3,120 8 4 £3,120 8 4 Statement op Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s. d. Salaries i. .. .. ■. .. 818 2 4 Government grant .. .. .. ... 25 0 9 Library books .. .. .. .. 12 13 8 Students' fees .. .. .. ~ 120 1 0 Testing fees .. .. .. .. .. 5 7 7 General expenses — £ s. d. Subscriptions to Journal, &c. .. .. .. 4 8 3 Interest.. .. .. .. 106 15 7 Capital—Transfer of balance .. .. .. 876 2 1 Administration .. .. .. 5 5 7 Laboratory expenses .. .. 53 11 3 165 12 5 Depreciation —Equipment and apparatus .. 34 11 3 £1,030 19 8 £1,030 19 8 Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Liabilities. £ s. d. Assets. £ s. d. £ s. d. Cash Account overdrawn .. .. .. 2,920 17 4 Capital Account, Ist January, 1934 .. 1,644 15 3 Plus income and expenditure .. 876 2 1 2,520 17 4 Equipment and apparatus .. 343 11 3 £ s. d. Less sale .. ..900 Less depreciation .. 34 11 3 43 11 3 — 300 0 0 Library books . . .. .. .. 100 0 0 £2,920 17 4 £2,920 17 4

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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. Balance, Ist January, 1934 .. .. .. 4,944 15 11 Salaries .. .. .. .. .. 5,732 10 5 Government grants .. .. .. -. 3,840 9 7 Library books .. .. .. .. 23 110 Students'fees .. .. .. .. 1,897 11 9 Testing fees .. .. .. .. .. 23 14 10 Testing fees .. .. .. •. •. 120 10 0 General expenses — £ s. d. Sundries. £s. d. Heating and lighting .. .. 254 13 6 Interest .. .. .. 149 211 Insurance .. .. .. 48 7 9 Sales, &c. .. .. .. 3 7 6 Printing, stationery, and advertising 59 11 2 152 10 5 Material and apparatus .. .. 159 12 9 Transfers —Museum, Library, and School of Tech- Repairs to buildings .. .. 3 14 nical Science .. ■. .. • • 490 0 0 Sundries .. .. 44 2 11 Testing-expenses .. . < 2 8 0 Administration .. .. .. 187 9 9 759 7 2 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 4,907 3 5 £11,445 17 8 £11,445 17 8 Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s. d. Salaries .. .. .. .. .. 5,732 10 5 Government grants .. .. .. .. 4,040 9 7 Library books .. .. ..... 23 110 Students'fees .. .. .. .. 1,931 17 9 General expenses — £ s. d. Testing fees .. .. .. ■. .. 92 12 2 Heating, lighting, and power .. 254 13 6 Interest .. .. .. .. .. 169 16 7 Insurance .. .. . < 48 7 9 Sales, &c. .. .. .. .. .. 376 Printing, stationery, and advertising 59 11 2 Transfer from Museum, Library, and School of Material .. .. .. 138 15 2 Technical Science .. .. .. .. 490 0 0 Repairs to buildings .. .. 3 14 Capital —Transfer of balance .. .. .. 731 18 3 Sundries .. .. 44 2 11 Testing expenses .. .. 2 8 0 Administration .. .. .. 187 9 9 738 9 7 Depreciation—Equipment, apparatus, and furniture 966 0 0 £7,460 1 10 £7,460 1 10 Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Liabilities. Assets. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Capital .. .. .. 36,093 11 7 Buildings .. .. .. .. 20,668 6 0 Less income and expenditure .. 731 18 3 Equipment and apparatus .. 9,243 5 4 35,361 13 4 Less depreciation .. .. 924 0 0 Sundry creditors .. .. .. .. 13 15 6 8,319 5 4 Plus purchases, 1934 .. . < 24 16 9 8,344 2 I Furniture and fittings .. .. 423 9 8 Less depreciation .. .. 42 0 0 381 9 8 Library books .. . j .. .. 800 0 0 Sundry debtors —■ Government grants .. .. 200 0 0 Students' fees .. .. .. 51 12 0 Testing fees .. .. .. 22 0 Accrued interest on fixed deposit 20 13 8 274 7 8 Cash .. .. .. .. 4,907 3 5 £35,375 8 10 £35,375 8 10

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WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. Payments. £ s. <1. £ s. d. Library books .. .. .. .. 56 3 2 Balance, Ist January, 1934 .. .. •. 286 6 8 Salaries .. .. .. .. .. 794 7 9 Grant —Carnegie Corporation, New' York .. 769 2 6 Rental of rooms .. .. .. .. 96 6 0 Box-scheme fees .. .. •• 113 1 9 General expenses .. .. .. .. 89 2 6 Interest .. .. ■. • • • • 57 7 3 Administration .. .. .. .. 23 8 6 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 166 10 3 £1,225 18 2 £1,225 18 2 Statement of Income and Expendituee. Expenditure. Income. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Grant from Carnegie Corporation .. .. 769 2 6 Salaries .. .. .. 794 7 9 Box-scheme fees .. .. .. .. 113 1 9 General expenses — Interest .. .. .. .. ~ 57 7 3 Rental of rooms .. .. .. 99 211 Capital—Transfer of balance .. .. .. 69 10 3 Sundries —Including printing, stationery, stamps, and box-scheme expenses 83 2 7 Administration .. .. 23 8 6 205 14 0 Equipment and apparatus —Depreciation .. 9 0 0 £1,009 1 9 £1,009 1 9 Balance-sheet as at 31st Decembee, 1934. Liabilities. Assets. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Equipment and apparatus .. 90 0 0 Capital .. .. .. ■. 1,154 3 5 Less depreciation .. .. .. 90 0 Less income and expenditure balance 69 10 3 81 0 0 1,084 13 2 Library books .. .. .. .. 106 3 2 Sundry creditors .. .. .. • • 19 0 3 Investments .. .. .. .. 750 0 0 Cash .. .. .. .. .. 166 10 3 £1,103 13 5 £1,103 13 5

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5. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. Visitor.—His Excellency the Governor-General. Council. Appointed by His Excellency the Governor-General in Council—Hon. Sir J. Allen, M.A., G.C.M.G. K.C.B. M.L.C.; G. R. Ritchie, Esq., J.P.; James Fitzgerald, Esq., 8.A., M.8., &c. Elected by graduates —F. S. Batchelor, F.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. ; Rev. I). C. Herron. M C MA- Ven Archdeacon W. A. R. Fitchett, M.A. ; J. M. Butler, Esq., M.Sc. th ® P rofessors — R - J - T - B ell» M.A., D.Sc., LL.D., F.R.S.E.; Sir H. L. Ferguson, C.M.G., M.A., M.JD., F.R.C.S.I. Elected to represent Otago Hospita .Board—J. W. Dove, Esq., J.P. ; elected by teachers in primary schools, J. Robertson, 8.A., B.Sc. ; elected by the Otago Education Board, James Wallace, Esq. ; elected by High School Boards, W. R. Brugh, Esq. ; elected by the Southland Education Board, Major S. Rice; elected by School Committees, L. D. Ritchie, Esq. (Vice-Chancellor); elected by teachers of secondary schools, W. J. Morrell Esq M A (Oxon), (Chancellor); elected by Dunedin City Council, F."W. Mitchell, Esq. Staff. Professors. Biology W. B. Benham, M.A., D.Sc., F.R.S., F.N.Z.lnst. English — Herbert Ramsay, M.A. Physiology —J. Malcolm, M.D. Dentistry —R. B. Dodds, D.D.S. Chemistry —J. K. H. Inglis, MA DSc Domestic Arts—Ann G. Strong, B.Sc. Physics—R. Jack, M.A., D.Sc., Ph.D. Philosophy—J. N. Findlay MA Ph.D. Anatomy—W. P. Gowland, M.D., B.Sc., F.R.C.S., Eng. Pathology—E. F. DAth, M.D. Classics—T D Adams M.A. Modern Languages—G. E. Thompson, M.A., Litt.D. Mathematics—R. J. T. Bell, M.A., D Sc, F.R.S.E. Geology and Mineralogy—W. N. Benson, D.Sc., F.G.S. Surgery—F. G. Bell, M.D., L.R.C.P., F.R.C.S. Systematic? Medicine D. W. C. Jones, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P. Ophthalmology—Sir H. L. Ferguson, M.A., M.D., ii .R.C.S.I. History J. R. Elder, M.A., D.Litt. Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics—F. W. B. Fitchett M D C.M. Bacteriology and Public Health—C. E. Hercus, M.D., 8.D.5., D.P.H., D.5.0., 0.8. E. Economics—A. G." B. Fisher, 8.A., Ph.D. Education—R. Lawson, M.A., Litt.D. Midwifery and Gynaecology—J. B. Dawson M D 8.5., F.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Mining—A. R. Andrew, D.Sc., &c. ' ' Associate Professors. —Dentistry—J. R. Burt, L.D.S., R.C.S. Also lecturers, demonstrators, and assistants. Registrar.—H. Chapman, Esq., B.A.

REPORT (ABRIDGED) OF THE CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. In accordance with the provisions of the University of Otago Ordinance, 1869, I have the honour herewith to submit a report on the proceedings of the University of Otago for the vear ended 31st December, 1934. ' The Council—l regret very sincerely that I have to record the death during the year of two valued members of the Council, Mr. J. C. Stephens and Mr. J. C. Thomson. Mr. Stephens had represented the governing bodies of secondary schools since the year 1916. Mr. J. C. Thomson was a member of the Council as a representative of the Southland Education Board from 1920 till the time of his death. Other changes in the personnel of the Council were caused by the resignation of Dr. Inglis, a representative of the Professorial Board, owing to reasons of health, and of Mr. C. M. Gilray, a representative of the District Court of Convocation, following on his appointment as Principal of Scotch College, Melbourne. The vacancies created have been filled by the appointment of Mr. W. R. Brugh to represent the governing bodies of secondary schools, Major Stanley Rice to represent the Southland Education Board, and Dr. R. J. T. Bell to represent the Professorial Board, and by the election of Dr. F. S. Batchelor as a representative of the District Court of Convocation. Teaching Staff. No changes in the Professoriate occurred during the year. I have to report, however, that leave of absence for the whole session was granted, on the ground of ill health, to Dr! Inglis, Professor of Chemistry, and Dr. Elder, Professor of History. Both these Professors, lam glad to say, have now been able to resume duty. Leave of absence was also granted to Dr. A. G. B. Fisher, Professor of Economics, to allow his acceptance for a year of the position of Economic Adviser to the Bank of New South Wales, Sydney. From the staff of lecturers we have unfortunately lost Mr. J. B. (now the Hon. Mr. Justice) Callan, who had filled with distinction the position of Lecturer in Torts since the year 1912, and the office of Dean of the Law Faculty since 1921. He resigned early in the year on his removal to Wellington. The Council also accepted with regret the resignation of Dr. W. S. Fogg, Lecturer in Physiology since 1927. Ihe vacant posts were filled by the appointment of Mr. A. C. Stephens, LL.M., as Dean of the Law Faculty, Mr. F. M. Hanan, LL.M., as Lecturer in Torts, and Dr. Muriel Bell as Lecturer in Physiology. Library.—The Carnegie Corporation of New York in 1931 made the generous offer of a grant of $5,000 per annum for three years and of a possible annual grant of $5,000 for two further years for the purchase of books for undergraduate reading in the Faculty of Arts and Science. A condition of the offer was that the University should send a suitable person abroad for library training at the expense

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of the Corporation, and should on his return appoint him as University Librarian. Its acceptance was, with the Corporation's consent deferred, but the Council in July, 1934, appointed Mr. John Harris, B.A. Oxon., to the Travelling Fellowship, and he is now attending a course of training at the London University School of Librarianship. Benefactions. —In addition to the generous gift noted above, the Carnegie Corporation of New York has been responsible for two further benefactions. The first, which is shared with Canterbury College, is a grant for rural-extension work, Home Economics work in Canterbury and Otago to be undertaken by the University of Otago, and cultural work in the two provinces by Canterbury College. The amount of the grant for the whole scheme is $52,500 which will be paid in five annual sums arranged on a declining scale. It is hoped that by the time the grant expires the recognized value of the movement will have made it self-supporting. The second gift from the Corporation comprises a set of records and aids to musical study for the cultural benefit of our students generally. It consists of 824 records illustrating the history of music from Palestrina to the present day, 251 scores, and 129 books on music, with a fine gramophone of the latest type. Another generous gift received during the year was the installation at the expense of the trustees in the estate of the late Sir Thomas Sidey, in accordance with his desire, of a set of chiming bells in connection with the University clock given by him. The chimes were inaugurated by Lady Sidey on 19th June, 1934. Teacher-training.—The Council views with great concern the decision of the Government to concentrate the training of teachers in two centres. It is intended to place certain considerations before the Honourable the Minister of Education which the Council trusts may convince the Government that it is in the general interest of education in the Dominfon that teacher-training should be resumed in each of the four University centres.

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STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 1934. ARTS AND GENERAL ACCOUNT. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. Payments. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Salaries (including superannuation contributions and Balance on Ist January, 1934 .. .. 1,339 11 6 unemployment tax) — £ s. d. Government grants — Professors, lecturers, &c. .. 18,355 7 5 Under New Zealand University Cleaning and earetaking .. 1,105 0 2 Amendment Act, 1928 .. 3,863 19 3 Office .. .. .. 1,356 8 9 On account of national endowment 2,076 0 0 Library .. .. .. 399 9 2 On account of Sir George Grey — 21,216 5 6 Scholarship .. .. .. 50 0 0 Printing, advertising, and stationery . . .. 450 5 7 On account of Geophysical appa- Telephones, postages, &c. .. .. .. 181 8 5 ratus .. .. . . 100 0 0 Insurance .. .. .. . . .. 114 2 I On account of agricultural bursaries 100 t> 0 Water .. .. .. .. .. 57 15 11 6,189 19 3 Power .. .. . . . . .. 88 15 2 University of New Zealand —On ac- Lighting .. . . .. . . .. 189 4 10 count of national endowment .. .. 1,03711 4 Heating .. .. .. .. .. 482 0 5 Donations — Travelling-expenses . . .. .. .. 370 6 1 Presbyterian Church Board .. 2,316 0 0 Material— £ s. d. Trustees Executors Co., Ltd., on Physics .. .. .. 133 16 6 account of music .. .. 445 16 8 Biology .. .. .. 87 10 8 Sundry donations .. .. 22 0 Chemistry .. .. .. 351 17 5 2,763 18 8 Botany .. .. .. 38 6 4 Rent — Geology .. .. .. 3 2 10 Pastoral reserves— General .. .. .. 0 5 10 Arts .. .. .. 2,764 9 4 614 19 7 Law .. .. .. 73 10 10 Equipment and apparatus— 2,838 0 2 Physics .. .. .. 151 14 11 Castle Street .. .. • • .. 463 15 0 Biology .. .. .. 130 10 4 Professors' houses .. .. .. .. 281 15 3 Chemistry .. .. .. 31 2 3 Education Board .. .. .. .. 050 Botany .. .. .. 26 5 8 King Street property .. .. .. 34 8 I Geology .. .. .. 3 22 Sundries .. .. .. .. .. 23 8 0 Psychology .. .. .. 404 2 9 Students'fees .. .. •• 11,598 17 4 General .. .. .. 49 14 11 Transfer from chemistry apparatus fees .. .. 51 5 6 796 13 0 Interest on investments .. .. .. 1,877 11 8 Furniture .. .. .. .. 171 7 11 Calendar sales .. .. . • .. 22 7 9 Library .. .. .. .. .. 705 9 9 Sale of notes, &c. . . .. . ■ • • 16 10 0 Buildings .. .. . . .. .. 44 17 0 Sundry receipts, including Government subsidies on Repairs and maintenance of building .. .. 745 5 8 work in grounds, &c. " .. .. .. 1,155 17 6 Cleaning materials and expenses .. .. 49 19 6 Transfer from Beverly Trust Account—Salaries .. 462 4 6 Fees paid to Professors and Lecturers and Students' Students' Association Account—Salary . . .. 114 15 9 Association . . .. .. . . 660 16 4 Transfer from Hocken Library Account —Salary .. 88 14 6 Interest on University debentures .. .. 297 10, 0 Sundry accounts for administration . . .. 633 13 7 Fees refunded to students .. .. . . 91 0 9 Transfer from Hocken Bequest Account .. .. 141 8 2 Miscellaneous expenses— £ s. d. Fees for vocational-guidance test, less paid to Audit .. .. .. 72 0 0 assistant .. .. .. ■. .. 910 0 Law-costs .. .. .. 127 411 Rates .. .. .. 47 0 10 Government subsidy on account of work in grounds (paid to 0.U.5.A.) .. . . .. 613 12 6 Other expenses .. .. 569 9 7 1,429 7 10 Bank of New Zealand commissions and bank charge 21 14 0 Sir George Grey Scholarship and Agricultural Bursaries .. .. .. . . .. 150 0 0 Brokerage, premium, &c., on debentures .. 32 1 6 Balance at 31st December, 1934 .. . 2,184 1 8 £31,145 8 6 £31,145 8 6

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ARTS AND GENERAL ACCOUNT —continued. Statement op Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. Income. . £ s. d. Salaries— £ s. d. £ s. d. Balance, Ist January, 1934 .. .. .. 2,186 3 4 Professors, lecturers, &c. .. 18,334 10 9 Government grants — Cleaning and caretaking . . 1,105 0 2 Under New Zealand University Office .. .. .. 1,356 8 9 Amendment Act, 1928 (statu- £s. d. Library .. .. .. 399 9 2 tory) .. .. .. 3,088 5 0 21,195 8 10 On account of increase in salaries 775 14 3 Printing, advertising, and stationery .. .. 450 5 7 On account of national endowment Telephones, postages, and exchanges .. .. 181 8 5 under New Zealand University Insurance .. •• .. .. •• 114 2 1 Amendment Act, 1928 .. 2,076 0 0 Water .. .. .. .. .. 57 15 11 On account of Sir George Grey Power .. .. .. .. .. 88 15 2 Scholar .. .. .. 50 0 0 Lighting .. .. .. .. .. 189 4 10 On account of geophysical appaHeating .. .. .. .. .. 482 0 5 ratus . . .. .. 100 0 0 Travelling-expenses .. . . .. .. 370 6 1 On account of agricultural burRepairs and maintenance of buildings .. .. 745 5 8 saries .. .. .. 100 0 0 Cleaning materials and expenses .. .. 49 19 6 6,189 19 3 Miscellaneous expenses .. .. .. 688 10 5 University of New Zealand grant for Law-costs .. .. .. .. .. 127 411 salary and library .. .. .. 1,037 11 4 Bank of New Zealand for commission .. .. 21 14 0 Donations— Government subsidy paid to O.U.S A. on account of Presbyterian Church Board .. 2,316 0 0 work in grounds .. .. .. .. 613 12 6 Sundries .. .. .. 22 0 Fees to professors, lecturers, and Students' Asso- 2,318 2 0 ciation .. .. .. .. .. 660 16 4 Rent of reserves—Allocation on Interest on University debentures .. .. 297 10 0 account of— Students'fees written off .. .. .. 6 16 6 Arts and science .. .. 2,764 9 4 Premiums written off on conversion of debentures .. 32 1 6 Law .. .. .. 73 10 10 Payment to Sir George Grey Scholar and agricul- Castle Street .. .. 444 10 0 tural bursars .. .. .. .. 150 0 0 Education Board .. .. 0 5 0 Material — £ s. d. Professors' houses .. .. 318 13 6 Chemistry .. .. .. 351 17 5 King Street property .. .. 40 17 11 Physics .. .. .. 133 16 6 Sundries .. .. .. 23 8 0 Biology.. .. .. .. 87 10 8 3,665 14 7 Botany.. .. .. .. 38 6 4 Students'fees .. .. .. .. 11,51112 1 Geology.. .. .. .. 3 2 10 Calendar sales .. .. .. .. 22 7 9 General .. .. .. 0 5 10 Sale of instruments and notes .. .. .. 16 10 0 —— 614 19 7 Interest on investments .. .. .. 1,801 9 3 Sundry transfers to capital—Appropria- Sundry receipts .. .. .. .. 1,129 13 5 tiou for equipment— Rent allowance and salary allowance from Students' Chemistry .. .. .. 31 2 3 Association .. .. .. .. 114 15 9 Physics .. .. .. .. 151 14 11 P.R.C.S., refund postages .. .. .. 1 18 7 Biology .. .. .. 130 10 4 Chemical analysis fees received.. .. .. 54 8 0 Botany .. .. .. . . 26 5 8 Hocken Bequest income allocation .. .. 41 8 2 Geology.. .. .. .. 3 22 Grant from— Psychology .. .. .. 404 2 9 Beverly Account for salaries .. .. 462 4 6 General .. .. .. 49 14 11 Trustees Co. for salary .. .. . . 445 16 8 796 13 0 Hocken Library for salary .. .. .. 88 14 6 Appropriation for — Hocken Bequest Income Account for salary Buildings .. .. .. . . .. 44 17 0 Ethnology Lecturer .. .. .. 100 0 0 Library .. .. .. .. .. 705 9 9 Transfer from Home Science School for cabinet . . 15 0 0 Furniture .. .. .. .. .. 171711 Transfer from Museum Account for cabinet and wax 9 5 6 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 3,065 2 4 Transfer from sundry accounts for administration .. 708 13 7 £31,921 8 3 " £31,921 8 3

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ARTS AND GENERAL ACCOUNT—continued. Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Liabilities. Assets. Capital Account — £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Amount at 31st December, 1933 800,893 9 8 Endowment lands .. .. 139,064 0 0 Less total donations and sub- University-site .. .. .. 29,096 4 7 sidies in Capital Account to University buildings .. .. .. 340,559 7 2 31st December, 1933 .. 197,812 10 10 Equipment— 603,080 18 10 Arts and general .. .. 9,120 16 7 Total donations in Capital Ac- Medical .. .. .. 12,429 15 2 count to 31st December, 1933 129,160 13 8 Dental, home - science, mining, Donations received in 1934 .. 1,350 0 0 museum (including exhibits), 130,510 13 8 home-science extension .. 56,878 10 9 Total subsidies in Capital Account — 78,429 2 6 to 31st December, 1933 .. 68,651 17 2 Office equipment .. .. .. 455 19 1 Subsidies received in 1934 .. Nil Furniture .. .. . - .. 7,323 19 7 .68,651 17 2 Library (including Hocken) .. .. 23,544 16 11 Accretion on conversion of deben- Laboratory material .. .. .. 3,902 7 5 tures .. .. .. .. 2,618 7 11 InvestmentsTransfer from Income and Ex- Debentures and inscribed stock 188,702 1 2 penditure Accounts— Shares in sundry companies and Mary Glendining .. .. 100 0 0 in the Bank of Now Zealand.. 3,750 0 0 Donald Reid .. .. 425 11 4 Deposits in Post Office and DunSir John Roberts ~ .. 10 0 0 edin Savings-banks .. 2,457 11 6 Dean's Fund (Medical Faculty) 120 8 10 194,909 12 8 Ralph Barnett .. .. 70 10 5 Debtors — Honorary medical staff .. 170 18 6 Assay fees due .. .. 49 3 6 Museum'building extension .. 62 17 6 Sundry debtors for chemical 900 6 7 analysis .. .. .. 3 3 0 Appropriation from sundry in- Bacteriology fees due .. 370 7 5 come accounts for purchase of Pathology fees due .. .. 158 810 equipment, books, furniture, Dental fees due .. . . 27 4 0 & c . ~ .. .. .. 6,257 10 2 Public Health fees due .. 40 19 6 — Hocken Library Account .. 330 3 4 812,079 14 4 Interest accrued .. .. 2,290 11 5 Less depreciation written off .. 2,440 2 8 Student's Association Account — — Logan Park .. .. 934 4 3 809,639 II 8 Students'fees due .. .. 220 14 0 ncome and Expenditure Accounts 4,424 19 3 —Credit balance of accounts — Rents due — Arts and General Account .. 3,065 2 4 Otago runs .. .. .. 4,831 17 4 Hocken Library Books Committee 99 10 11 Southland runs .. .. 185 13 3 Home Science School .. .. 2,917 14 3 Castle Street.. .. .. 167 5 0 Home Economics Extension .. 1,180 911 Professors'houses .. .. 93 6 0 Moritzson Gift .. .. 173 4 2 King Street property .. .. 16 4 11 Ethnology Gift .. .. 90 7 2 — 5,294 6 6 Dr. Barnett's Gift . .. 582 0 8 Cash at bank .. .. .. .. 10,108 14 10 Sir John Roberts's Gift .. 725 6 6 Dental Students' Library .. 83 12 0 Parker Grave .. .. 1 16 10 Medical School Hostel .. 4 7 4 Home Economics Endowment Account .. .. •. 157 4 10 Janet Ferguson Account .. 12 6 7 Medical School Library Special Account .. .. .. 519 15 5 Medical School Account .. 5,699 4 7 15,312 3 6 Less Income and Expenditure Accounts —Debit balances — £ s. d. Dental School 594 4 10 Mining School 2,682 18 2 Museum .. 108 9 2 — 3,385 12 2 11,926 11 4 Sundry creditors — Assay fees due to lecturer .. 2 5 7 Chemical analysis fee due to professor .. . .. 0 0 6 Trustees, Executors, and Agency Co. Account debentures .. 7,000» 0 0 Fees due to professors and lecturers .. .. .. 214 18 9 Fees due to Health Department 66 10 9 Trustees, Executors, and Agency Co.—Salary paid in advance.. 70 16 8 Carnegie Corporation General Account —Home economics paid in advance . * .. 1,800 0 0 9,154 12 3 Balance of special accounts — Cameron Memorial Fund .. 442 7 9 Chamber of Commerce .. 4 17 10 Popular lectures .. .. 35 6 2 Canoer research .. .. 557 0 11 Hydatid research .. .. 93 8 8 Physiology research .. .. 12 10 9 Reserve for bad and doubtful debts .. .. .. 5,194 16 10 Studholme House Account .. 42 16 4 Vocational guidance tests .. 9 10 0 6,392 15 3 £837,113 10 6 £837,113 10 6

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ARTS AND GENERAL INVESTMENT ACCOUNT. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. Payments. £ s. d. £ s. d. Balance on Ist January, 1934—Cash over-invested 804 0 9 Balance on Ist January 1934—Debentures .. 41,920 8 9 Balance on 31st December, 1934 — Donation—Sir John Ross (bequest) .. .. 100 0 0 Debentures .. .. .. .. 41,760 2 7 Profit on sale, conversion, and maturity of debentures Cash .. .. .. .. .. 268 6 8 and inscribed stock .. .. .. .. 812 1 3 £42,832 10 0 £42,832 10 0 DENTAL SCHOOL. Statement op Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. Government grants under New Zealand University Balance on Ist January, 1934 .. .. .. 857 4 0 Amendment Act, 1928 .. .. .. 1,752 7 6 Salaries (including superannuation contributions and Donation .. .. .. .. .. 500 unemployment tax) — £ s. d. Rent from reserves .. .. .. .. 644 10 5 Professors and lecturers .. 3,536 7 9 Students'fees .. .. .. .. 2,204 9 0 Cleaning and caretaking .. 382 16 0 Dental patients'fees .. .. .. .. 2,093 11 8 Office .. .. .. 378 6 9 Grant from Hospital Board .. .. .. 500 0 0 4,297 10 6 Interest on investments .. .. .. 15 14 3 Printing, advertising, and stationery .. .. 88 3 6 Sale of instruments and notes .. .. .. 16 17 6 Telephones, postages, &c. .. .. .. 27 10 2 Sundry receipts . . .. .. .. 919 3 Insurance .. . • .. • • • • 55 3 9 Transfer from Sidey Account .. .. .. 85 8 8 Water .. .. .. 98 11 0 Interest on Hocken Bequest .. .. .. 16 10 9 Power .. .. .. .. •. 69 4 2 Balance on 31st December, 1934 .. .. 661 15 3 Lighting .. .. .. ■■ 15 5 5 Heating .. .. .. .. ■ ■ 227 5 9 Material .. .. .. .. 1,308 7 1 Equipment .. .. .. .. .. 124 9 4 Library .. .. .. .. .. 17 2 4 Repairs and maintenance of buildings .. .. 131 18 10 Cleaning materials and expenses, including laundry 264 13 10 Miscellaneous payments .. .. .. 124 10 3 Fees paid to lecturers and Students' Association .. 141 18 1 Eees refunded to students .. .. .. 16 6 0 Furniture .. .. .. .. .. 11 11 0 Transfer to Arts and General Account for administration .. .. .. .. .. 129 9 3 £8,006 4 3 £8,006 4 3 Statement op Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d*. Income. Balance .. .. .. .. .. 836 15 1 Government grants— £ s. d. £ s. d. Salaries— £ s. d. Under New Zealand University Professors, lecturers, &c. .. 3,536 7 9 Amendment Act, 1928 .. 1,616 5 0 Cleaning and caretaking .. 382 16 0 On account of increase in salaries 136 2 6 Office .. .. .. 378 6 9 1,752 7 6 4,297 10 6 Interest on investments .. .. .. 100 3 5 Printing, advertising, and stationery .. .. 88 3 6 Rent from reserves .. .. .. '.. 644 10 5 Telephones, postages, and exchanges .. .. 27 10 2 Students'fees .. .. .. 2,229 9 0 Insurance .. .. .. .. .. 55 3 9 Grant from Otago Hospital Board .. .. 500 0 0 Water .. .. . . .. .. 98110 Fees of dental patients.. .. .. .. 2,105 118 Power .. .. .. .. .. 69 4 2 Sale of instruments and notes .. .. .. 16 17 6 Lighting .. .. .. .. . ■ 15 5 5 Sundry receipts .. .. .. .. 9 19 3 Heating .. .. .. .. .. 227 5 9 Hocken Bequest income allocation .. .. 16 10 9 Repairs and maintenance of buildings .. .. 131 18 10 Donation for painting .. .. .. . ■ 5 0 0 Cleaning materials, expenses, and laundrywork .. 264 13 10 Balance .. .. .. •. • • 594 410 Miscellaneous payments . . .. .. 123 10 3 Fees paid to professors, lecturers, and Students' Association .. .. .. .. 142 19 1 Bank of New Zealand, for charges .. .. 10 0 Refunds to students .. .. .. .. 4 4 0 Material .. .. .. .. 1,308 7 1 Sundry transfers to capital— Appropriation for equipment . . .. .. 124 9 4 Appropriation for library . . .. .. 17 2 4 Appropriation for furniture .. .. .. 11110 Transfer to Arts and General Account for administration .. .. .. .. .. 129 9 3 £7,974 14 4 £7,974 14 4 DENTAL SCHOOL INVESTMENT ACCOUNT. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. Balance on Ist January, 1934—Debentures .. 346 17 4 Balance on 31st December, 1934 — Profit on conversion debentures .. .. .. 018 4 Debentures .. .. .. •. . ■ 346 17 4 Cash .. .. .. .. .. 0 18 4 £347 15 8 £347 15 8

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HOME SCIENCE SCHOOL. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. £ s. d. Payments. Balance on Ist January, 1934 .. .. 2,995 11 4 Salaries (including superannuation £ s. d. £ s. d. Government grants' — contributions and unemployment Under New Zealand University tax) — Amendment Act, 1928 .. 2,331 12 6 Professor, lecturers, &e. .. .. 2,797 1 7 For bursaries .. .. .. 686 13 4 Cleaning . . . , 156 19 7 3,018 510 Office .. .. .. .. 275 0 3 Students' fees .. .. .. 1,922 10 3 3,229 1 5 Interest on investments .. .. .. 44 13 0 Printing, advertising, and stationery .. .. 137 9 0 Income from Hocken Bequest .. .. .. 10 5 10 Telephones, postages, &c. .. .. .. 20 2 11 Sundry receipts .. .. .. .. 88 8 4 Insurance .. .. .. .. .. 993 Transfer from Studholme House Ac- Water .. .. .. .. .. 356 count —Salaries .. .. 387 17 0 Power .. .. .. .. .. 65 8 5 Less refunded to Miss Burnside .. 5 16 3 Lighting .. .. .. .. .. 35 8 8 382 0 9 Heating .. .. .. .. .. 80 2 0 Equipment .. .. .. .. .. 132 11 4 Material .. .. .. .. .. 355 9 8 Library .. .. .. .. .. 64 15 4 Repairs and maintenance of buildings .. . . 137 4 8 Bursary allowance paid out .. .. .. 686 13 4 Eees paid to professors, lecturers, and Students' Association .. .. .. .. 159 0 '9 Fees refunded to students .. .. ~ 45 2 3 Miscellaneous expenses.. .. .. .. 97 6 3 Office equipment .. .. .. .. 15 0 0 Furniture . .. .. .. .. I 12 6 Transfer to Arts and General Account for administration .. .. .. .. .. 80 10 8 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 3,106 1 5 £8,461 15 4 £8,461 15 4 HOME SCIENCE SCHOOL INVESTMENT ACCOUNT. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. Payments. Balance on Ist January, 1934 — £ s. d. £ s. d. Balance on 31st December, 1934 — £ s. d. £ s. d. Debentures .. .. .. 475 6 7 Debentures .. .. .. 475 6 7 Cash .. .. .. .. 1 10 6 Cash .. .. .. .. 2 18 0 476 17 1 478 4 7 Profit on conversion of debentures .. .. 17 6 £478 4 7 £478 4 7 MEDICAL SCHOOL. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. Balance on Ist January, 1934 .. .. .. 4,210 6 1 Salaries (including superannuation Government grants under New Zealand University contributions and unemployment Amendment Act, 1928 .. .. .. 4,078 0 3 tax) — £ s. d. £ s. d. Rents — £ s. d. Professors, lecturers, &e. .. 12,890 9 4 Pastoral reserves .. .. 1,728 17 4 Cleaning and caretaking .. 682 8 5 Sundries .. .. .. 13 10 0 Office .. .. .. 395 8 0 1,742 7 4 Library .. .. .. 187 8 3 Students'fees .. .. .. .. 11,647 8 6 14,155 14 0 Fees for— Printing, advertising, and stationery .. 225 19 1 Bacteriological reports . . .. .. 686 7 3 Telephones, postages, &c. .. .. 102 13 9 Pathological reports .. .. . . 500 2 1 Insurance .. .. .. .. 128 6 2 Public health reports .. .. .. 30 17 0 Water.. .. .. .. .. 118 0 0 Grant from Hospital Board .. .. .. 1,000 0 0 Power.. .. .. .. .. 11l 14 3 Donation .. .. .. .. .. 440 Lighting .. .. .. .. 167 7 5 Sale of notes .. .. .. .. 6 16 Heating .. .. .. .. 556 15 0 Sundry receipts .. .. .. .. 341 12 1 Material — Interest on investments .. .. .. 211 3 10 Anatomy .. .. .. 223 7 0 Transfer from — Physiology ... .. .. 247 12 4 Glendining Account .. .. .. 669 3 2 Bacteriology .. .. .. 373 19 1 Barnett Account .. .. .. .. 625 4 8 Pathology .. .. .. 674 18 2 Special Library Account .. .. . . 120 7 0 Pharmacology .. .. 13 18 5 Obstetrics Fund .. .. .. .. 1,443 17 1 General .. .. .. 7 18 2 Cancer research .. .. .. .. 46 2 9 » 1,541 13 2 Goitre research .. .. .. .. 75 0 0 Equipment— Deans' Fund Medical Faculty .. .. 33 19 3 Anatomy .. .. .. 115 8 0 Sir John Roberts .. .. .. .. 72 1 6 Physiology .. .. .. 226 19 3 Hydatid research .. .. .. .. 813 4 Bacteriology .. .. .. 230 1 5 Income from Hocken Bequest .. .. .. 46 4 7 Pathology .. .. .. 109 15 11 • Pharmacology .. .. 12 116 General .. .. .. 186 6 II 881 3 0 Office equipment .. .. .. .. 48 10 0 Furniture .. .. .. .. .. 47 5 5 Library .. .. .. .. .. 570 7 0 Repairs and maintenance .. .. .. 438 17 7 Cleaning material and expenses (including laundry) 56 17 0 Miscellaneous payments .. .. .. 261 17 11 Fees refunded to students .. .. .. 30 1 9 Fees paid to professors, lecturers, and Students' Association .. .. .. .. 1,181 0 2 Payments to special lecturers .. .. .. 113 8 0 Payment to Hospital Board Account —Salaries .. 813 12 8 Insurance on Maheno-Marama Hall .. .. 8 4 3 Transfer to Arts and General Account for administration .. .. .. .. .. 361 17 9 Purchase of automatic stoker .. .. .. 247 5 0 Bank charges .. .. .. .. 30 10 0 Balance on 31st December, 1934 .. .. 5,400 211 £27,599 3 3 £27,599 3 3

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MEDICAL SCHOOL—continued. Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. Income. £ s. (1. Salaries. £s. d. £ s. d. Balance .. .. .. .. .. 4,113 14 3 Professors, lecturers, &e. .. 12,890 9 4 Government grants — Cleaning and caretaking . . 682 8 5 Under New Zealand University £ s. d. Office .. .. .. 395 8 0 Amendment Act, 1928 3,677 0 0 Library .. .. .. 187 8 3 On account of increase in salaries .. 401 0 3 14,155 14 0 4,078 0 3 Printing, advertising, and stationery .. .. 225 19 1 Rent from reserves .. .. .. 1,728 .17 4 Telephones, postages, and exchanges . . .. 102 13 9 Rent—Sundries .. . . . . . . 13 10 0 Insurance .. .. .. .. • . 136 10 5 Fees for— Water .. .. .. .. .. 118 0 0 Bacteriology .. .. .. .. 808 18 7 Power .. .. . . .. .. 11l 14 3 Pathology .. .. .. . . . . 524 17 10 Lighting .. . . .. . . .. 167 7 5 Public Health .. . . . . . . 16 19 2 Heating .. .. .. .. .. 556 15 0 Grant from Hospital Board , . . . 1.000 0 0 Repairs and maintenance of buildings .. . . 438 17 7 Sale of instruments and notes .. . . .. 6 16 Cleaning materials, expenses, and laundrywork .. 56 17 0 Sundry receipts .. .. .. .. 345 16 1 Miscellaneous payments .. .. .. 261 17 11 Students'fees .. .. .. .. 11,641 10 9 Fees to professors, lecturers, and Students' Associa- Hocken Bequest income allocation .. .. 46 4 7 tion .. .. .. .. .. 1,273 1 11 Interest — Special payment to lecturers .. .. .. 113 8 0 From Medical School Investment Material — £ s. d. account . . . . . . 198 15 3 Anatomy .. .. .. 223 7 0 Mary Glendining Income Account 669 3 2 Bacteriology .. .. .. 373 19 1 Ralph Barnett Income Account . . 625 4 8 Pathology* .. .. .. 674 18 2 1,493 3 1 Physiology .. .. .. 247 12 4 Transfer from Sundry Accounts for Pharmacology .. .. .. 13 18 5 salaries— Medical, general .. .. 7 18 2 Obstetrics Fund .. 1,443 17 1 1,541 13 2 Hydatid research .. .. 8 13 4 Hospital Board—-Salaries of resident medical and Cancer research .. . . 46 2 9 surgical officers .. . . . . . . 407 14 8 Goitre research .. . . 75 0 0 Bank of New Zealand, for charges .. .. 30 10 0 Dean's Fund —Medical Faculty .. 33 19 3 Students' fees written off . . .. .. 24 12 0 Sir John Robert's Account . . 72 1 6 Health Department (Public Health fees) .. 38 15 5 1,679 13 11 Sundry transfers to capital—Appro- • Transfer from Medical Library Special Account .. 120 7 0 priation for equipment— £ s. d. Anatomjr .. . . .. 115 8 0 Bacteriology .. . . . . 230 1 5 Pathology .. . . .. 109 15 11 Physiology .. . . . . 226 19 3 Pharmacology .. .. .. 12116 Medical, general .. . . 186 6 11 881 3 0 Appropriation for— Library .. .. .. .. ■ • 570 7 0 Furniture .. .. . . .. .. 47 5 5 Office equipment . . .. .. .. 48 10 0 Appropriation for buildings .. .. .. 247 5 0 Transfer to Arts and General Account for administration .. .. .. .. .• 361 17 9 Balance .. .. .. .. . . 5,699 4 7 £27,617 14 4 £27,617 14 4 MEDICAL SCHOOL INVESTMENT ACCOUNT. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Meceipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. Balance on Ist January, 1934 —Debentures .. 3,505 18 0 Balance on 31st December, 1934 — Profit on sale and conversion of debentures .. 2 19 5 Debentures .. .. .. .. 3,505 18 0 Cash . . . . . . .. .. 2 19 5 £3,508 17 5 £3,508 17 5 MINING SCHOOL. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. Payments. £ s. d. Government grants — £ s. d. £ s. d. Balance on Ist January, 1934 .. .. .. 2,637 17 0 Under New Zealand University Salaries (including superannuation conAmendment Act, 1928 .. .. 547 2 6 tributions and unemployment tax) — £ s. d. Mines Department .. .. 607 10 0 Professor, lecturers, &c. .. .. 1,192 6 2 1,154 12 6 Cleaning and caretaking .. .. 18 1 10 Rent from reserves .. .. .. .. 317 10 9 1,210 8 0 Students' fees .. .. .. .. 448 2 0 Printing, advertising, and stationery .. .. 43 14 1 Interest on investments .. . . .. 46 13 1 Telephones, postages, &c. .. .. .. 9 13 6 Assay fees .. .. . • .. . • 163 11 9 Insurance .. . . .. .. .. 917 11 Income from Hocken Bequest .. .. .. 5 6 9 Water .. .. .. .. .. 1 10 6 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 2,765 11 2 Power .. .. .. .. .. 30 17 11 Lighting .. .. .. . . .. 10 6 8 Heating . . .. .. .. . . 70 18 6 Material . . .. . . .. .. 155 18 10 Equipment . . .. .. ... .. 70 6 6 Library .. .. .. .. .. 28 10 0 Furniture .. .. .. .. .. 5 2 4 Repairs and maintenance of buildings .. .. 338 19 0 Cleaning materials and expenses .. .. 4 4 10 Miscellaneous payments .. .. .. 32 1 4 Assay fees paid to lecturer .. .. .. 1112 4 Fees paid to lecturers and Students' Association .. 79 4 10 Bank charges .. .. .. .. 0 10 0 Refund to students .. .. .. . . 8 8 0 Transfer to Arts and General Account for administration .. .. .. .. .. 41 15 11 £4,901 8 0 £4,901 8 0

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MINING SCHOOL—continued. Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s. d. Balance .. .. •• 2,573 5 3 Government grants— Salaries " £ s. d. Under New Zealand University £ s. d. Professor, lecturers, &c. .. ..1,192 6 2 Amendment Act, 1928.. .. 501 0 0 Cleaning and earetaking . . .. 18 1 10 Mines Department .. .. 607 10 0 1,210 8 0 On account of increase in salaries .. 46 2 6 Printing, advertising, and stationery .. .. 43 14 1 1,154 12 6 Telephones, postages, and exchanges .. .. 913 6 Rent —Reserves .. .. .. . • 317 10 9 Insurance .. .. •• 917 II Students'fees. . .. .. .. .. 448 16 0 Water .. ■■ •• 1 10 6 Interest on investments .. .. .. 46 13 9 1 Power .. . . • • ■ • ■ • 30 17 11 Assay fees .. .. . . • • • ■ 618 0 Lighting . . • • • • ■ • ■ • 10 6 8 Hocken Bequest income allocation .. .. 5 6 9 Heating' .. .. ■■ •• 70 18 6 Balance .. .. .. .. .. 2,682 18 2 Repairs and maintenance of buildings . . .. 338 19 0 Cleaning materials and expenses . . . . 4 4 10 Miscellaneous payments .. . . . . 32 1 4 Fees to lecturers.and Students' Association . . 79 4 10 Bank of New Zealand, for charges . . .. 0 10 0 Material . . . . • • ■ • • • 155 18 10 Sundry transfers to capital— Appropriation for — Equipment .. • • ■ • • • 70 6 6 Library .. .. .. ■ • • • 28 10 0 Furniture .. • • ■ • • • 5 2 4 Transfer to Arts and General Account for administration .. .. .. .. • • 41 15 11 £4,717 5 11 , £4,717 5 II MINING SCHOOL INVESTMENT ACCOUNT. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. Balance on Ist January, 1934—Debentures .. 1,099 18 11 Balance on 31st December, 1934— Profit on conversion of debentures .. .. 0 7 2 Debentures.. .. .. .. .. 1,099 18 II Cash .. .. .. .. .. 0 7 2 £1,100 6 1 £1,100 6 1 WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. £ s. d. Interest on investments .. .. .. 13 3 9 Balance on Ist January, 1934 .. .. 32 19 0 Grant from University of New Zealand .. .. 769 2 6 Salaries .. .. .. .. . . 352 19 6 Expenses .. .. .. .. . . 106 19 11 Library .. .. .. .. .. 15 18 6 Balance . . .. .. .. . . 273 9 4 £782 6 3 £782 6 3 1 — Statement oe Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. £ s. d. Income. £ s. d. Balance on Ist January, 1934 .. .. .. 29 3 5 Interest on investments . . .. .. .. 13 4 9 Salaries .. .. • • ■ ■ • • 352 19 6 University of New Zealand —Grant from Carnegie Travelling-expenses .. .. •• 106 19 11 Corporation .. .. .. .. .. 769 2 6 Library .. .. ■ • ■ • • • 15 18 6 Balance .. . . . • • ■ • • 277 5 .11 £782 7 3 £782 7 3 Balance-sheet as at 31st December, 1934. Liabilities. £ s. d. Assets. £ s. d. Capital .. .. .. .. • • 312 0 8 Debentures .. .. .. .. . . 312 0 8 Balance of income .. .. .. .. 277 5 II Interest accrued .. .. .. .. 3 16 7 Cash .. .. . . .. .. .. 273 9 4 £589 6 7 £589 6 7 WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION INVESTMENT ACCOUNT. Receipts. £ s. d. I Payments. £ s. d. Balance on Ist January, 1934 .. .. .. 312 0 8 Balance on 31st December, 1934 —Debentures .. 312 0 8 £312 0 8 J £312 0 8

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HOME ECONOMICS EXTENSION. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. £ s. d. Payments. Balance on Ist January, 1934 .. .. .. 436 6 7 Salaries (including superannuation Donations— contributions and unemployment Carnegie Corporation (per Sir James £ s. d. tax) — £ s. d. £ s. d. Allen) .. .. .. 3,800 0 0 Lecturers .. .. .. 897 11 0 Home Economics Association .. 50 0 0 Office .. .. .. 84 5 6 Sundry .. .. . ■ 1 0 0 981 16 6 — 3,851 0 0 Printing, advertising, and stationery .. .. 74 10 9 Sale of pamphlets, fees for radio talks, and sundries 127 13 4 Telephones, postages, &c. . . .. .. 26 10 2 Insurance .. .. • ■ .. . ■ 5 6 11 Personal travelling-expenses .. .. .. 69 5 2 Expenses of running car .. .. .. 79 22 Furniture . . .. .. .. .. 2 10 5 Library .. .. .. .. .. 264 Equipment . . .. .. .. .. 47 610 Office equipment .. .. .. .. 20 0 0 Material . . .. .. .. .. 116 3 Miscellaneous expenses.. .. .. .. 5883 Lighting . . .. .. .. .. 1 13 1 Heating .. .. . . .. . . 17 7 5 Rent Account, 1933 .. .. .. .. 25 0 0 Wages (cleaner) .. .. .. .. 11 19 9 Balance on 31st December, 1934— £ s. d. Cash .. .. .. 1,180 911 Savings-bank .. .. .. 1,800 0 0 — 2,980 9 11 £4,414 19 11 £4,414 19 11 Statement of Income and Expenditure. Expenditure. Income. £ s. d. Salaries. £s. d. £ s. d. Balance .. .. .. .. .. 936 6 7 Lecturers .. .. .. 897 11 0 Grant from Carnegie Corporation .. .. 1,500 0 0 Office .. .. .. 84 5 6 Sundry donations .. .. .. .. 51 0 0 981 16 6 Miscellaneous revenue .. .. .. .. 127 13 4 Printing, advertising, and stationery .. . . 74 10 9 Telephones, postages, and exchanges .. • • 26 10 2 Insurance .. .. •. ■ • • • 5 6 11 Heat 17 7 5 Light .. .. .. • ■ • • 1 13 1 Travelling-expenses .. .. .. •. 69 5 2 Car expenses .. .. .. ■. ■ ■ 79 22 Miscellaneous payments .. .. .. 58 8 3 Material .. .. .. • - ■. 116 3 Wages .. ■. .. •. •. 11 19 9 Rent .. .. ■. .. ■ • 25 0 0 Sundry transfers to capital— Appropriation for — Equipment .. •. •. ■ • 47 6 10 Furniture .. .. •. ■ ■ 2 10 5 Library .. .. .. .. •• 264 Office equipment .. .. .. .. 20 0 0 Balance .. .. •. • • .. 1,180 9 11 £2,614 19 11 £2,614 19 11 HOME ECONOMICS INVESTMENT ACCOUNT. Statement of Receipts and Payments. Receipts. Payments. Balance on Ist January, 1934— £ s. d. £ s. d. Balance on 31st December, 1934— £ s. d. £ s. d. Debentures .. .. .. 1,769 0 2 Debentures .. .. .. 1,769 0 2 Cash .. .. .. 24 4 7 Cash .. .. .. 105 10 6 1,793 4 9 ——— 1,874 10 8 Interest .. .. .. •• •• 81 5 11 £1,874 10 8 £1,874 10 8

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