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Journal Article

Title
First members of institution [Diamond Jubilee feature article]
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 51, no. 20, 5 Oct 1979, p. 69
ISBN/ISSN
0020-3319
Abstract

The first registered numbers issued by the Institution were:
1. William Henry Warren, president 1920, P.N. Russell Medal 1923;
2. Sir George Alfred Julius, president 1925, P.N. Russell Medal 1927;
3. Dudley Francis John Harricks, president 1929, P.N. Russell Medal 1937;
4. John Job Crew Bradfield (chief engineer, Sydney Harbor Bridge), P.N. Russell Medal 1932;
5. James Vicars;
6. William Johnstone Newbigin, president 1921;
7. Sir Frederick Washington Lawson;
8. Sir John Proctor Tivey, president 1941;
9. Sir John Henry Butters, president 1927;
10. Sir Robert William Chapman, president 1922, P.N. Russell Medal 1928;
11. Claude Edward Crocker, president 1926;
12. Henry Harvey Dare, P.N. Russell Medal 1930;

Others included:
15. Roger William Hercules Hawken, president 1923, P.N. Russell Medal 1931;
18. Frederick Percival Kneeshaw, president 1938;
20. Senator John Dunlop Millen, president 1924;
26. Bernhard Alexander Smith, president 1928.

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This Edition: 2026 February - 1926 Centenaries
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