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 *8 JOHNS'S NOTABLE AUSTRALIANS AND awarded Green Memorial prise for Moral Philosophy 1888, and was Examiner in Mental and Moral Science and Mental Phr • tiology in London University 1896-1901, Author of Moral Order and Progress (Trub- ner, London, 1889) and contributions on philosophical subjects to Mind and other journals. Address— Victoria University, Manchester. ALLEN, George Thomas, I.S.O., Secre- tary to the Commonwealth Treasury since Jan. 1, 1901; o. Geelong, Vic, Aug. 28, 1852, ed. Flinders National Sen. Geelong, and Melb. Univ. Entered Victn. State Trea- sury Dec 1871, accountant to Victn. Trea- sury Dec. 1895. Decorated 1908. Address — Harrold, Selborne Rd., Kew, Melbourne. ALLEN, Harry Brookes, M.D., Pro- fessor of Pathology in the University of Melbourne since 1882 and Dean of the Fa- culty of Medicine; 6. at Geelong, Vic, in 1854, ed. Melb. Univ. (M.B. 1876, M.D. 1878, B.S. 1879). Trustee and ex-President of Medical Society of Victoria, member of Tuberculosis in Cattle Bd. Vic. 1884-5, Pre- sident of the Royal Commission on Sanitary State of Melbourne and of Intercolonial Rabbit Commission 1889-90, and General Secretary of Intercolonial Medical Congress 1889. At his instance the General Mediae] Council in England recognised the medical degrees of Melbourne, and he was himself the first person registered in the United Kingdom purely on a colonial medical qualification. He created the Museum of Pathology in the University of Mel- bourne, and has written a number of reports to the Victorian Government and scientific papers. He is President Elect of the Aus- tralasian Medical Congress of 1908. Addrese — The University, Melbourne. ALLEN, James, M.A. (Camb.), M.H.R. of New Zealand, Vice Chancellor of Otago University. Addreet — 90 Clyde St, Dune- din. ALLT, Thomas R. Chairman of Directors of the North Coast Steam Navigation Company Ltd., Sydney, for the past 26 years; b. at Greenwich. England, March 1, 1887, «. of Thomas Ant, merchant, London, who was Master of the Wax Chandlers Company in that city, and ed. at Merton College, Surrey. He arrived in Australia in November 1857. For over 20 years the firm of Ant * Oo. conducted business as brewers and wine and spirit merchants, and Mr. Allt retired in 1887. In June 1906 he received an ela- borate testimonial from the Directors and every officer of the North Coast S.N. Co. Is a Director of the Sydney Hospital and of the South British Insurance Co. Has taken a prominent part in the Strathfleld and Bal- main Bowling Club. m, 1861, Jane, d. of Thomas McArthur, who was partner with Thomas Sutcliffe Mort in the then business of Thos. McArthur & Co., now Mort's Engi- neering Co. Address — "Brundah," Enfield, N.S.W. ANDERSON, Rt.Rev.Ernest Augustus, D.D., Bishop of Riverina since 1895 ; 5. Mill ton Damerel Rectory, Devonshire, Eng., Mar. 24, 1859, s. of Rev. William Dyer Anderson, ed. Bedford Gram. Sch. and Queen's ColL Cambridge. (B.A. 1882, M.A. and D.D. 1896). Capt of his college boat and mem- ber of college football team (Rugby). Rector of Mackay, Q'land, 1888-6, and Hughenden 1886-90, Hon. Canon of Townsville, Rector of St Paul's, W. Maitland, N.S.W., 1890-5 ; cons. 2nd Bishop of Riverine at St. Paul's Cathedral, London, June 29, 1895. m. Sept 1888, Amelia Constance Isabel. 2nd d. of OoL W. A. Roes, B.A. Residence— Bishop's Lodge. Hay. N.8.W. ANDERSON, Francis, M.A., Professor of Logic and Mental Philosophy in the Univer- sity of Sydney since Mar. 1890 ; 5. Glasgow Sept 8, 1858, #. of Francis Anderson, manu- facturer, Glasgow, ed. Glasgow Univ. (Glad- stone Historical Prize, James Ferguson Scho- lar, Clark Philosophical Fellow, M.A. wits 1st class honours in Mental Philosophy), Aast Professor of Moral Philosophy, Glas- gow Univ. Arrived in Aust May 1886, Lec- turer on Mental Philosophy in Sydney Unto before being appointed professor. Publica- tions — Various articles, lectures and address* on philosophy and education, in. 1899, May- banke Wolstenbolme. ANDERSON, Henry Charles Lennox, M.A., Director of the Intelligence Depart ment and Bureau of Statistics, New South Wales, since 1905; b. on board the ship bringing his parents to N.S.W. May 10, 1858, e. s. of Robert Ander- son, ed. Sydney Gram, Sch. and Sydney; Univ. (Deas Thomson Scholar, Belmore QoM Medallist in agricultural chemistry, Hercul* Robinson Medallist in Shakspearian Scholar] ship, M.A.) Master in Sydney Gram. Sd