Australian Dictionary of Biography

18 February, 1882
Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia

21 June, 1963 (aged 81)
Rose Bay, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

• English
• Irish

• Anglican

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• Smith, William Joshua (artist)
• Allen, Harry Brookes (influence)

• Trinity College (University of Melbourne) (student, 1898-1905)
• University of Melbourne (student, 1898-1905)
• Oxford University (student, 1905-1908)

• athlete (1905-1914) Victoria, Australia
• runner (amateur) (1905-1914) Victoria, Australia
• Olympian (1908-1908) New South Wales, Australia
• medical administrator (1909-1915) Victoria, Australia
• army medical officer (1916-1919) Federal, Australia
• health reformer (1920-1947) New South Wales, Australia
• medical administrator (1920-1930) New South Wales, Australia
• public servant (1920-1930) New South Wales, Australia
• academic (1930-1947) New South Wales, Australia
• tropical medicine expert (1930-1947) New South Wales, Australia

• World War I (officer, 1915-1920)
• Dardanelles campaign, 1915-16 (officer, 1915-1916)
• Australian Army Medical Corps (officer, 1916)

• Rhodes Scholar (recipient, 1905-1908)
• Officer of the Order of the British Empire (recipient, 1919)

• Olympic Games (London, 1908) (athlete, 1908-1908)

• Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science (member)
• Child Welfare Advisory Council (NSW) (council member)
• Fairbridge Farm School (supporter)
• Legacy (Sydney) (supporter)
• National Fitness Council (NSW) (council member)
• Recreation and Leadership Movement (NSW) (supporter)
• Royal Society of New South Wales (supporter)
• Surf Life Saving Association of Australia (supporter)

• Royal Children's Hospital (Melbourne) (employee)
• Royal Melbourne Hospital (employee)
• University of Sydney (employee, 1920-1947)