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(b) Attendance on the following courses of lectures and
demonstrations at some period subsequent to such
matriculation or examination:
) A course of lectures on Materia Medica at the Univer-
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sity of Melbourne or at the Melbourne College of Phar-
macy, or at any school of pharmacy recognised by the
Pharmacy Board of Victoria, as equivalent thereto.
(2) Two courses of lectures on Anatomy at the Univer-
sity of Melbourne or at any school of anatomy recog-
nised by the University of Melbourne as equivalent
thereto.

(3) Two courses of lectures on Physiology at the Univer-
sity of Melbourne or at any school of physiology recog-
nised by the University of Melbourne as equivalent
thereto.
(4) Two courses of lectures on Chemistry at the Univer-
sity of Melbourne or at the Melbourne College of
Pharmacy or at any school of pharmacy recognised by
the Pharmacy Board of Victoria as equivalent thereto.

(5) A course of dissections at any medical school recog-
nised by the Dental Board of Victoria.
(6) A course of clinical lectures and hospital practice
during a period of not less than two years at any hos-
pital recognised for the purpose by the Dental Board
of Victoria.
(7) A course of lectures on Medicine and Surgery by lec-
turers appointed for that purpose by the Dental Board,
of Victoria.
(8) Two courses of lectures on Dental Anatomy and
Physiology by a lecturer appointed by the Dental Board
of Victoria.
(9) Two courses of lectures on Dental Surgery and Path-
ology by a lecturer appointed by the Dental Board of
Victoria.
(10) Two courses of lectures on dental mechanics and
metallurgy by a lecturer appointed by the Dental
Board of Victoria.
(11) The practice during a period of not less than two
years of a dental hospital recognised by the Dental
Board of Victoria, and the practice, as an indentured
pupil, with a registered dentist for a period of not less
than three years.