(xxii.) 



1889 Robert Lewis John Ellery, f.r.s., f.b.a.s., Government Astrono- 



mer of Victoria, Melbourne. 



1890 George Bennett, m.d. Univ. Glas., f.r.c.s. Eng., f.l.s., f.z.s., William 



Street, Sydney. 



1891 Captain Frederick Wollaston Hutton, f.b.s., f.g.s., Curator, Can- 



terbury Museum, Christ church, New Zealand. 



1892 Sir William Turner Thiselton Dyer, k.c.m.g., c.i.e., m.a., b.sc, f.b.s., 



f.l.s., Director, Royal Gardens, Kew. 



1893 Professor Ralph Tate, f.l.s., f.g.s., University, Adelaide, S.A. 

 1895 Robert Logan Jack, f.g.s., f.b.g.s., Government Geologist, Brisbane, 



Queensland. 



1895 Robert Eth^ridge, Junr., Government Palaeontologist, Curator of 



the Australian Museum, Sydney. 



1896 Hon. Augustus Charles Gregory, c.m.g., m.l.c, f.b.g.s., Brisbane. 



1900 Sir John Murray, Challenger Lodge, Wardie, Edinburgh. 



1901 Edward John Eyre, Walreddon Manor, Tavistock, Devon, England. 



1902 F. Manson Bailey, f.l.s., Colonial Botanist of Queensland, Brisbane. 



AWARDS OF THE SOCIETY'S MEDAL AND MONEY PRIZE. 



The Royal Society of New South Wales offers its Medal and Money 

 Prize for the best communication (provided it be of sufficient merit) 

 containing the results of original research or observation upon various 

 subjects published annually. 



Money Prize of £25. 



1882 John Fraser, b.a... West Maitland, for paper on ' The Aborigines 



of New South Wales/ 

 1882 Andrew Ross, m.d., Molong. for paper on the ' Influence of the 



Australian climate and pastures upon the growth of wool/ 



The Society's Bronze Medal and £25. 



1884 W. E. Abbott, Wingen, for paper on f Water supply in the Interior 

 of New South Wales.' 



1886 S. H. Cox, f.g.s., f.c.s., Sydney, for paper on ' The Tin deposits of 



New South Wales. 



1887 Jonathan Seaver, f.g.s., Sydney, for paper on 'Origin and mode of 



occurrence of gold-bearing veins and of the associated Minerals. 



1888 Rev. J. E. Tenison- Woods, f.g.s., f.l.s., Sydney, for paper on ' The 



Anatomy and Life-history of Mollusca peculiar to Australia/ 



1889 Thomas Whitelegge, f.e.m.s., Sydney, for * List of the Marine and 



Fresh-water Invertebrate Fauna of Port Jackson and Neigh- 

 bourhood. 

 1889 Rev. John Mathew, m.a., Coburg, Victoria, for paper on f The 

 Australian Aborigines. 



1891 Rev. J. Milne Curran, f.g.s., Sydney, for paper on ' The Microscopic 



Structure of Australian Rocks.' 



1892 Alexander G. Hamilton, Public School, Mount Kembla, for paper 



on f The effect which settlement in Australia has produced 

 upon Indigenous Vegetation.' 



