Coleridge Farr

Farr in 1907

Clinton Coleridge Farr (22 May 1866 – 27 January 1943) was a New Zealand physicist, electrical engineer and university professor. He was born in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia on 22 May 1866. He was a member of the 1907 Sub-Antarctic Islands Scientific Expedition.^[1]

References

↑ Campbell, John. "Clinton Coleridge Farr". Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. Ministry for Culture and Heritage. Retrieved December 2011. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)

Recipients of the Hector Memorial Medal

Leonard Cockayne (1912)
Thomas Hill Easterfield (1913)
Elsdon Best (1914)
Patrick Marshall (1915)
Ernest Rutherford (1916)
Charles Chilton (1917)
Thomas Frederic Cheeseman (1918)
Philip Robertson (1919)
Percy Smith (1920)
Robert Speight (1921)
Coleridge Farr (1922)
George Hudson (1923)
Donald Petrie (1924)
Bernard Aston (1925)
Henry Devenish Skinner (1926)
Charles Cotton (1927)
Duncan Sommerville (1928)
G. M. Thomson (1929)
John Ernest Holloway (1930)
William Percival Evans (1931)
Te Rangi Hiroa (Peter H. Buck) (1932)
John Marwick, William Noel Benson (1933)
Charles Ernest Weatherburn (1934)
William Benham (1935)
Walter Oliver (1936)
John Reader Hosking (1937)
Herbert Williams (1938)
John Arthur Bartrum (1939)
Donald Bannerman Macleod (1940)
Harold John Finlay (1941)
Harry Allan (1942)
Lindsay Heathcote Briggs (1943)
Johannes Carl Andersen (1944)
John Henderson (1945)
Henry Forder (1946)
Arthur William Baden Powell (1947)
G. H. Cunningham (1948)
Robert Anthony Robinson (1949)
Ernest Beaglehole (1950)
Francis John Turner (1951)
Keith Edward Bullen (1952)
Lancelot Eric Richdale (1953)
Lucy Cranwell (1954)
Francis Brian Shorland (1955)
Roger Duff (1956)
Harold Wellman (1957)
Alister George McLellan (1958)
Barry Fell (1959)
Edward Edinborough Chamberlain (1960)
Harry Bloom (1961)
Ralph Piddington (1962)
Charles Alexander Fleming (1963)
Derek Frank Lawden (1964)
Richard Dell (1965)
John Thorpe Holloway (1966)
Richard Conrad Cambie (1967)
Gilbert Edward Archey (1968)
Douglas Saxon Coombs (1969)
Brian Garner Wybourne (1970)
Ira James Cunningham (1971)
Ted Bollard (1972)
Michael Philip Hartshorn (1973)
Herbert Dudley Purves (1974)
Robert Cecil Hayes (1975)
John Newton Dodd (1976)
Campbell Stuart Wemyss Reid (1977)
Richard Ellis Ford Matthews (1978)
Leon Francis Phillips (1979)
Graham Liggins (1980)
Trevor Hatherton (1981)
Roy Kerr (1982)
Raymond Robert Forster (1983)
Roderick Leon Bieleski (1984)
Peter Bernard David de la Mare (1985)
Robin Wayne Carrell (1986)
Albert James Ellis (1987)
Daniel Frank Walls (1988)
Patricia Bergquist (1989)
Peter Wardle (1990)
Warren R. Roper (1991)
Roger Curtis Green (1992)
Richard Irving Walcott (1993)
Geoffrey Ernest Stedman (1994)
Robert Dudley Jolly (1995)
John C. Butcher (1996)
Edward Neill Baker (1997)
Paul Callaghan, Jeffery Lewis Tallon (1998)
George Arthur Frederick Seber (1999)
Peter Schwerdtfeger (2001)
Kenneth John Dallas MacKenzie (2003)
Ian H. Witten (2005)
Richard Furneaux (2006)
Timothy George Haskell (2007)
Gaven Martin (2008)
Peter Steel (2009)
Grant Williams (2010)
Rod Downey (2011)
Margaret Brimble (2012)
Richard Blaikie (2013)
Marston Conder (2014)
Ian Brown (2015)

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