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Captain Davies' father was the famous Professor EH Davies who was appointed Director of the Elder Conservatorium of Music and Elder Professor of Music in 1919. Professor Davies served twenty-eight years as Dean of the Faculty of Music.
Book of Remembrance entry
M.B., B.S. (Adel.), F.R.A.C.P., Professor of Physiology, 1930 : Captain, A.A.M.C., A.I.F., France. Enlisting 1st July, 1917, and sailing 8th August, served at No. 1 Australian General Hospital till December and then with 3rd Australian Division till the Armistice. Demobilised in England 19th September, 1919, after three months'' non-military employment, later returning to Australia from Research Work at Oxford. Rockefeller Foundation Fellow. Honorary Consulting Physiologist, Sydney Hospital.
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1894Birth in South Australia -- SA, Australia 27 June 1894
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1894Birth 27 Jun 1894 at South Australia -- SA, Australia
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1906Early education at Prince Alfred College, Adelaide, SA, Australia 1906
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1917Tertiary education at Adelaide University, South Australia, SA, Australia 1917
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1917Tertiary education at Adelaide University, South Australia, SA, Australia 1917
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1917Military service as Captain at France --, France 6 July 1917
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1917Enlisted 1 Jul 1917
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1920Research Assistant at Edinburgh -Edinburgh University-, Scotland 1920
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1920Lecturer at Edinburgh -Edinburgh University-, Scotland 1920
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1922
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1922
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1923Researcher at New York --, USA 1923
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1923Rockefeller Fellowship 1923
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1926Lecturer at University of Leeds -- Leeds, United Kingdom 1926
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1930Professor at Camperdown -University of Sydney- NSW, Australia 1930
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1938
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1946Davies H.W. : Death 7 Jun 1946
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