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Journal Article

Author: Institution of Engineers Australia
Title: Eighth Annual Report [1927]
In: Transactions of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Editor: Maclean, E. S.
Imprint: vol. 8, 1927, pp. xx-xxxiii
ISBN/ISSN: 0155-039X

Awards

Electrical Association Premium, Institution of Engineers, Australia (1919 - 1975)
'Prizes - The Electrical Association Premium, 1927, to Mr J R Brookman, Member, Adelaide, and Mr C M Longbottom, Associate Member, Sydney', p.xxxi
Peter Nicol Russell Memorial Medal, Institution of Engineers, Australia (1922 - )
'Prizes - Peter Nicol Russell Memorial Medal, 1927, to Mr G A Julius, Member', p.xxxi
W. H. Warren Medal, Institution of Engineers, Australia (1926 - )
'Prizes - From the contributions made by members of the Institution a further Prize is now about to be established in memory of the late Professor W. H. Warren. This Prize will be awarded for the best paper in each year on some civil engineering subject', pp.xxxi-xxxii

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