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Contents l'A<ll':

Foreword

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Editorial N otC'S School Staff and Oflicers

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School Notes Learn to Swim Honse Notes-

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D'Urban Cricket N otef:!

Speech Day Exam. Results Holiday in Holland Football Notes St. Lucia Tour Cadot Notes

High light8 of 'l'om· Debating Notes

Athletics

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Geography, Travel & Cricket

Dramatic Notes Old Boys' N cws

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Foreword.

Once again the School :Magazine is making its appearance; its pnbiicatlon

just before the Christmas holidays

is very welcome and I have no doubt that it

will prove the success rightly desired hy the Editor and his contribntors.

Since tho publication of No. XX many things have happened in tho vnrioi::, spheres of School activity, the details of which yon will gather from thn issno,

Tho School can claim, I think, that it is pushing ahead in many d ,·0dinn,.1

and that the boys are keenly appreciative of the efforts being made to ns frill a school life as possible.

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the school will go on to new conqm·,;ts !

Let me wish you all a vny happy Christmas ancl express U1e hope the N C\'v Year may have many good things in store for everyone, ' H.N.

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MAGAZINE. SPRING 1935

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m!l ~ rw es________:Ea_____ ;O~~y Editor's Notes. 'l'his lm;t scl1<;iol year bas hccn one of :,;tcady imprm·ement, wlH'll11•r loql,,·d at through tho i,cholar's glassel:l or the sports111an's hinocnlan:, and i-?,• Wt' Ltkc great phlat1nrc in p1·ouncing this annual rcpn1·t of om scl1ool activities.

I<'oremost amoug our improvements is the higher slall(lard r,f E<lncation 11uw available at Queen's. A newly-equipped Physics Labo1·atory has l1(•e11 addl'd, through which we hope to take final papers in Science very ::;oon, :m<l tuo, fol' Uw first time, our boys have taken intermediate paper., in Arts mid in Science wl1ile · still attending school. · On the playing field we have made hbtory. \Ye have again plac0d Urn il!t,Tcollegiate t.rophics in our "Cup Case"; Our batting record in Garnett Cnp Cricket has been thrice lowered during the season ; onr colours were seen to advantage at the B.G. Olympiad, and we were a1lle, at the end of tho school year, to make a trip lo 8t. Lucia, whc1·e, though ,ve took a course iu defeat [specialising in football], we managed to make our presence felt in other games. An account of the tour appears later in this issue.

We extend a hearty welcome to Mr. W. Il. Clark, B.Sc., A.LC., assifilant science master, and Mr. N. E. Camer(l11, :!\LA., late principal of 1.hc Gnia1wsc Academy aud assistant matlni. master, both of whom joined the staff early in !he School year, and also to Messrs. C. JI. C11alt•s, 111.A., and F. 'I'. \\'('Blon, IL\ .. wJw joined later on.

<JUEEX'S COLLE<;£ scrn,oL lliA(]AZINE

In out last m;iga1.inc, an arpval •HS made to old boys to subscribe annually to the l'ri1.c Fuwl. Qnite a !lllmb,·r of them i·espomled, but may we remind oUh:r Old Boys that liy the wrnll snbscri1ition of $LOO per annum, a copy of the )I;,!;:.11.inc will !Jc ::;ent to them, post paid, at its every issue.

E. B.

EYTLE,

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'The School Staff.

Capt. IL ~ oblJs, I1U:5c., F. I. C. .K O. Pilgrim, E!:iq,, B.Sc. II. A. :'IL Heckles, Esq., B.A., ,J. H. Bevis. E!:iq,, B.Sc., W. JL Cbrk, !•:sq .. ll.Sc. ,\.U :., .l. C. La 'l'. Potter, Esq., B.A., C. H. Cuatl',;, 1,:~q., :\L\., <:. !'. Dartford, Esq., B.A., N. K Ca111ero11 I•~sq., ::\LA.., H. V. Taitt, Esq., M.A., F. T. Weston, Esq., B.A., C. I. Drayton, E,;q., awl ,J. N. Clnmg, Esq.

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D. J. V. 'l'horue.

GAMES HEPRESENTATIYES.

Cricket Captain: E. :M. S. Gillette.

Football ,, C. I3. McWatt.

Athletics C. S. l\fcLean.

Cricket Vicc-Cavtain: C. B. l\IcWatt.

Football Vicc-Oaplrtin : C. 8. Brand.

Games Master ,l· Jlony. Tn:as11n:r : H. A. J\1. Beckles, Esq. Honorary Sccretw·y : 0. H. E. narkpr.

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S. l\I, A. R,ULU!AN, School Certifical(', I:,:\:\, :U : 1>1·,·i't·!'\ ,, ,, "A'' Honst• Captain, J \);U-D. C. B. nlcWA'l"l', t:;chool C1crtilicate, 1'.l:U; Football & Crich' Colours, 193:3; Footlmll Capt:iin. 1'.i:\1 : \'ie('·( '.;,.pl :1i" ( 'ri,· .. , .

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<nhcr Depa1-turcs :-W. A. Burgan, .J. Bacchus, ;J, Choy, A. A. Huhhar<l, · W. r.L K Nm·se, H.J. (h'e·athead, ,J. G. A. 8tcphen, C. W. Nascimento, I. IL C. 'l<'.d wanls, C. G. D' Anclmdc, H. ,J. J ortlan.

Uoys who entered sdwvl d1triJ1g tltl' J/Nli" ; -

H. :J. Greathcad, .J. G. A. ~t,·pht•n, G. H. Kerry, P. H. Farnum, A . .i'.\.hdelnonr, .T. P. Agard, R L. ::;, Baird, F. L. Bakker, G. W. Baucl'Oft, B. A. Jhnnister, L. E. Bascom, R. V. 13. Belfast, D. A. Bell, K l!'. Brassington, J. I'. Brown, I~. J<', 8. Burnham, Y. A. ,J. Cameron, II. 0. C. Cameron, M. A. Uiiarkti, 11. A. Hii,g-Chcoug, H. E:. I1i11g-Chcong, C. n. Ching, H. I. Cholmondeky. C. :l\l. Ghow, U. ..\.. M. Cro:il, H. E. ?IL Uro:d, J.B. Davis, II. lL W. Dolphin, .L. 1". Dmyton. H. B. Edghill, D. ::\f. Edghill, J. L. II. Eytlc, K D. Ford. C. H. Franker, N. L. Franker, A ..J. Gaskin, G. A. Gaskin, L. W. George, II. J, Griflith, L, O. H. Harding, ,J. W. I~. Harper, T. W, Harris, V. I. Hill, .D. A. Howard, D. G. lfowarcl, F. A. Hunte, W. A. Jccl>o<,, G. L. .iefirey, G. A .•Tohnson, O. A. II. ,folurnon, G. II. Lord, P. ?II. Lord, C. 8. Low-a-Chee, L. II. G. Maile, W. K. Man~l1m·Hi11g, J. B. Man-Son-Hing, W. \Y. l\Icrriman, P. A. Merriman, V. K. S. Murray, A. D. Phillips, E. A. Phillips, F. 0. Pilgrim, C. M. Hoberts, A. 8. Ho<lrigucs, :r. G. Rowe, A. W. Saunders, G. O. M. Shervington, C. B. Smith, K. l\I. Smith, S. A, Storey, D. A. H.. Taitt, G. 0. S. Tall;oL D. E. P. Veecock, G.D. Watson, n. K. Watson, A. A. Webber, lL IL D. Wcstmaas, L.A. Westmaas, L. H. Williams, II. B, Wil1):~ms, K Wong, H. V. \Voolford.

Learn to Swim.

BY POLLY. ::l~1nming is a grand paslimc. It is not ouly a ptuililllc, hut also a splcm<lid ,.,,,.ni·ci,,i:, It builds tip yolll' figure boys, and gives yon that Iovoly V shaped body y O\l 11,ll iovo to havo.

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QUEEN'S ~I.LE!: I~ ~Cl IOOJ, l\L\f,:\1,l :-,; I·;

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Every boy cannot be a Spence, a Crnbbe, or a \Veismnller, nnd :ill of n;; eannc,t be channel swimmers, bnt cvoryhne of ns shonl<l he able to swim at. lc1st. ha!: :i mile, and be a "star" among his l)L'l'SOlJal swimming chums . . Let us start at tho beginning, an;l I a111 sure yon will lmrn to ,;wim qnick!y.

The first thing yon have to do i8 to llla1w fi·ieud:-1 with tlie wa!c1·. ,\ l'lt•r a wlti!;; yo11 will find that yon are not afraid of tlw w:1ter. 'l'hc· nvxt s!Pp is to :~o int,> t lw "i.vatPr until it rcacfo('S yonr ehost, lhl·n ·yon are ready lo start y<,ur fir.c;L lt·Gson in

swimming.

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'J'ho first stroke l advise yon to t1·y h; tho "dog iil rolw." 'J'Ji i:·: Ht r11li,; i,; v,·r.v simple; all yon have to dn i:J to watch a dog that is thrown inlo w:d<·1· a11d 81•1; how· it "crawl~." an,! yon do the same. Mn\·e ro11r ha11d;; alt(·rna1cly, ,iu,;t :ts i!' :,":, ara crawling 011 land, arnl kick your l•·;~r. Al fil'::;t yon will lind !!::\l y,,1, :,·,· rPmaining on the snrfacu withr,ut mllvin;! along. \V,·ll. you can (:011~:r,d.ub:,, yourself that yon have HnccN•tlccl in yom· lirst stage of swirnmi11g.

After a few attempts yon will finol yourself moving. \Ylir,n thaL i1:tpp,·1u, go on vractising until yon can go a fair dii,tance withont foar of clrnwning. .,\fi1c,r that yon can go right ahead and knrn all the ,trnkes the champions m·,• 11,;i1,r:·snch a::i the crnwl, tr11dgeo11, overarm. IJ1·L•a:;t and ba,:k st.rokP.

I will not explain thC'm here, bnt if yon arc keen on k•arning to S\,-im, y()u can buy a book on swimming at any stationery. I must tell you however, th::t the crawl is tho modern racing stroke. It\; real uarn<· is tho A nsLr:il bn ·.ii.: ·.1· '· because it was introduced by an .Austrnlian. Hnt after Weii;rnnll,~r and C,·;d,L,: won the championships with that strnke, the Americans called it the ,~Jn•Tic:,m Hwi1111nit11t i~ 0110 oJ: tho ,•a~in;t thi11g.-i to ivar11, l>11t., n•1111·11ilwr !l;i,.,, \''" !1•:;.·! havo confidence in yourself, and clo not 1,c afraid of the watr•1·, it will 11q[ !;ii(· yon. Now· go right ahead and start on l\Ionday, and by Friday Iam i;uro yon will be ablo to swim at least fifty yanh;. Good luck to you.

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Percival House (A) Ma.~trrs: 1\fossrs. E. 0. Pilgrim. B.Sc. N. K Cameron, ?IL A. II. V. Taitt, IL\.

O!tplain : S. 1\I. A. Rahaman

l',·r.f,'C-fs.:

'I'. N. X. Ivfisir C. L. Lnckhoo P. K 'l'. Pilgrim .T. K Hoyen

There comes a time when tho material of the best of org:n1izrtt,innH nn:,:. degenerate, if even only to a slight l·xh•nt. 8nch ha:; hct·n the lot of" A" '1 fot<:~n within the last year or two wbrn, with the tl!'partnre of certain oub,!:rnding

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ities in " Sports". our Honse appeared to have but little chance of ,,,,,ic.1t;dning ib; nsual prc-erninPnt stawlard.

N,·vrTUiele:)s, "'A" Bonsu has during tho pm;t f.c,~'\years acqnittc<l itiwlf well,

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We have not always been shield winners,

lni't in

every sphere of Sport

w,, ;,1,tintaincd a co11sistcntly high st:mdard . .L::NL yt·ar at tho lH·gi11ning of ilw cricket seanou our prmipecls were far from On paper our t1•an1,.; failed lo impreHs. Yet, dnc to the onthnsiastic retipo11Kn Ht tc,un work \rn just failed !<~ gain thii:; shield. 1n Athletics we came last, b,,t an honotu·able one at that a11rl the lead of the winners over us was by no

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rne:ms sn bstant.ial.

\Vo were beaten but not vanquished. ~

.fl(•a:;1111 hrnnght to a close the House Competition for tho school .1·,·:n-, :t11d again with no oui.:ita1uli11g playcrn wo secm·od a woll carnml 1wcond ''':'!r ·

1n. looking back into the past, it is with pride I record.that whatever snccess :tc!,i,·n·d can only lie\ attrilrntccl to t lw team spirit, lively interest an<l hearty ,-c,pf·i\lLion that were alway!ti Pl'incrd by 1n1r boys. Moreover, it is truly gratifyLo observe that in time::; oI <le feat this, spirit, the spirit of " playing the gamo", "Safi t~Ycr

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C:rn anylHW wonder th0refore that it is with pleasurable anticipation I look l't,r•;.:,;.,l lo th,_, co111in.1~ yt>ar 'i For, if even we aro not snccc8sful pot-hunt('l'S I Lu,,\, c:rn ('.olllid••nlly ('XJH!d fn,m tho boys of" A" Ho1rne that unmistakable ,wn:,,:, •>r sportsmamiltip and duly which it hai:l been tradition for" A" House to

C. LLOYD LUCKHOO, For former Captain.

RnJcigh House. :-JI. A. \!. H,·t·ldr·:s, Esq .

J!ilst,·,·s :~U. H. Cnall'S, Esq., and U. I. Drayton, Esq. !Jol/M' 011;,tu.in :--IC N. II. Low. F-ir·-C!tJJ/11i11 :-Jl. A.H. Talbot.

1',·,Ji'd8 :-C. S. ?llcLc•an and C. A. McLean. l!nt(SI'.

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Thii p:1st yC'ar li:w hPt'II a Y<'ry HllCCt'Hsful one for ns. \Vo havo ha<l moro oppo,:it.ion i.h:m in I ~J;\t but l>y p11Lti11:-: onr shoulders to the wheel, wo wero able to achieve what we di<l.

1n Cricket WO were faced with a strong combination in D'Urban Honse, and iL wn.s only by the determination peculiar to our House that victory camo onr way. It is interesting to note that at that time very few· of our boys were iu tho SchooI XI,

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The Athletic Shield was the only one which we ceded, After a gruelling day we ended up l:lecon<l to D'Urbnn Honse, heing beaten hy a few points ; we heartily congratulate D'Ur9an House on their success.

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As mentioned above we di<l not lose possession of the Football Shield. \Ve played three teams-a 1st, a 2nd and a Brd XI-·aud at the end of the competition were winnertl by a largo margin, '!'hill c.an ho attributed to the hainnce<l natnrn of our teams, especially the hit XI which nc>.ver tasted defeat, Our individual players were not as a rule spectacular but we playccl as a team. ' ···• _

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Our section in the Cadet Platoon wai:; at full strength at tho cn<l of l.hc• yt·:ir and for the Efficiency Shield we were the runners-up. \Ve would however, appeal to our boys to attend parades more regularly.

Our Hom;e Social at the <>nd of the Chris1mn8 Tf'm{1~,·as a hngc sncecsi:l :rnd l'i'•

opportunity iH taken here for thnnldn!-! all tlwsc wlr6 so kim1ly helped us.

Since the last publication c.f this magazine, the scho(•l h:18 had to hi<l farewell to l\fr. A. St. G. ,Vallon who Jpft to takP np an appointmPnt in Uong Koni,.

Mr. ,valton, who always take a keen interrst in our,affairs has been succeeded by Mr. C. II. Coates. \Vo havo to congratulate Mr. H. E. H. Lov0ll on br·ing Uin sole B. G. repn·sentative picked for the last Olympiad in Englalld ; and also l\f r. I. H. f'n•rnJn;; and Mr. W. Wan Ping, the latter for winning a scholarahip in Engincerinf; ;rnd the former for winning a prii.e in Ohstetri<-s.

In conclnsion, l wonld appPal to" 1;" llornw liny~ t11 upli11lcl Iii,.• h:1d1lt11n:i of Haleigh House and to continne to pr.1disc that. spirit of t<H1pl·raf ion ,<:11ich wua tio ovidC'nt duri11g the pa11t year.

I, . N. II . 1,(l \\', Cuplain.

Austin House. llo11s1• 1ll11.qfr1· :-J. II. Dtwis, Esq. As.,t. llo11s1• 11/rtsln· :-W. IL Clarke,

Esq. llouse (;1171/ain :-,J. D. V. 'fhornc•.

Asst. llo11sn Oapluin :-0. H. E. Barker.

Hous11 Pr,>fi'ds :-F. J\f. W. Willim11s, H. II. Paul, C. KR. Debitlin, L. Lol'd und K. II. l\Ian-:-:5011 · Hing.

Austin Honse is the house of surprise:i. Wo have always tried, in tho past, to snrpris<' the other honses with some new event ; but, om· s111·pl'isn wo!'h,(l against ns in the last AthlPtic Hports. We had a good start and we were le:1tlill/!: tho rest of ihc hou:ies, when tho surprise attack came-we were heat.en in Uw milo and a hove. ,nll thing-1:1, _tho tng-of-w:u·. 0111' mil Pr faile1l n:-J a11d om· nno-1 i nw

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i:,\ iikil,L· L;w t('am al:-:o failed us when ·w(• wtint dowu to" D" House. It was ,i::~i ;,:;;,iJ .. ·:· oi' the rni~[()l'tm1<•S which Wl' <,f' ·• C" house are wont to suffer. 'l'he .-, _ct ,,1tr1n·r;-;<·d ,1:; and :oD \Yu rd.nrnt,d a grl'ati:r ,-urprise-we happ1med to pnll off tit(' ;,<·ni1,l' ,:hampiom;hip by the wo1ukrful performance of that brilliant youug~.Lr-;-, L•.·,;Jip L,inl.

\\',, \\Tre :lefratcd in cricket and the soccer tourney was abandoned owing to l t \\'<;tild semn a;-1 if "C" Honse w:t'l nowhere hnt we managed to redeem h•: <1,.·t'ealing tlw r<•st in the Carlt>t I11tl·r-lI01a:n Competition. \Ve cn11rn m:t ;i:-:·,L ·11 ith tlw greatC'st l':tSP, ,\Ithr,ugh \\'(' only had one fhst-c1nsH shot, (I;, i [. l'anl), i.11 llw slwnting, WP showNl our SllJH·riority in drill and dress, thuH )':inn i,ig !Jw "Platoon Elliciency" :Shield, ,:,11"-:,•ll',.,;

i 1u,· lnnquet (rm it cannot be ca!lPd a" Fe<!1l ") w:18 of a \'ery high standard -so higl1 ( lu,t onr visil()l'8 deemed it U11J best for the Xmas season.

Tlt,~ ,. hok Jfonse ofl'Prs its congratulation;.; to Mr. \V. R. Clarke, on having , nntu i1iti1::iulf-a

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\,\',i :tn' ;-;ony ,,ur vdrum 0. IL E. BarkPl' <lid not pull off the Guiana Scholar.'li :.1,. L::,, ·' C" 1 [on;;c ha,: i:;till obtained first place in the College. i:;

,·•,:H·1nbion. I rnnst ask all"(!" 1In11su hoys to pnt their Lacks against the put. n 1i a 1,:oud tight against tho rest, cn•n if we do not win. Always

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n,i,;unlJer that" U11it<,tl wo stand, <liYided we fall."

(Signed) H. H. PAUL, (Capt. rn:36, for late Capt.)

D'Urban House.

I /u;1.~e

;l{t1;;/r;rs

:-.T. C. Potter, Esq. G. J.>. Dartford. Esr1, ;J, N. Chung, Esr1.

l'rl'}'rds :-E. B. Eytle.

E. S. Gillette.

K D. Sue, \V, W. Avery.

1',·cas11 ;·er :--E. B. Eytle.

T:1is epportrmity is taken of welcoming Mr. Dartford who was transferred t,·,i1;1 .\,.:;ti11

to D'Ul'ban Honse at the bognining of the Spring Term.

'i'ht: ;-:d1oul year opt•necl as usual with tlrn Inter-House Cricket Competition. \/L:J,. w,· h:ul ::Jix mcmbeni of the 8chool Ell'ven in our 1st team and a fair 3rd, _i l~·.; :.:,id k•:un was weak whicli nndonblcclly accounted for our failnre to rotain ;::; .' '· :,-i(,k:·t t1hicld. Nen:rtholPHS, ho11oms for outstanr.lin~ r>crformanccs fell to 1.,,1;,,i, · ,\.v,.,ry l!cored ll;i against l'crdval in a 1st XI fixture, and Ja.nki per• ' d,, ... lfolmeL '!'rick 11 .in,\ :.lnl XI fixtiu·e,

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'l'ho Athletic Shield we won. Ifore we h:i.d no brilliant performances, lmt wo gradually 11ilcd up the points to emergP victorious awl so won the fihicli1 hn· the Ut!lt Lime since D'Urhan House wad l!Stal,li,;lwd.

The Football Shield and Section lWicicnc\' Shield for the C.Hlct Company were won by Raleigh and Austin Houses rcspcctivc,]y. In Fonthall WC bcketl the material, while in tho Cadet Corps we WP.re hm1dicappcd by paneity of mcm· bers. I wonl1l appeal therefore to members of D'Urlian Honse to see that football talent is developed and the strength of our Cadet Platoon raised lo starnhn1, DcRpite om· failures, l)'Urban Honse ha!-! gone a f'b.'p fnrther th:m' tJ.ic• otl1<·r houses hy heing the proud poss':'ssor of a hauk aeconnt. This is the work of nnr .able treasurer, Eytle, and our efficient Honse )Jaster, :\fr. Potter. It is my sinc(·rf> hope that D'Urban House will go still further by winning the majority of th,i competitive Shields next season and in this respect I feel that I have the co-op(·l'ation of both the masters and boys of the Hom;e .. Well boys, its np to yon to pnt your thoughts into action an<l see D'Urban House at the top of the ladclcr.

C. B, J\fCWA'J"I' Captain "D"

Cricket Ilousc Cricket The winning of the coveted Honse Cricket Shield by Hak•igh House is the 1;r·snit of their gl'it an<l never-say-<lfo spirit. Howpv0r, as it wns gc1wrally a,1mitter1 th:it Haleigh hail formidable teams, l:!hc will not say wnch of her Yicto1·y. Nuv .. rtlw less, we would be failing in our duty if we t!id not give our lit>artic,;t congratnl:1tions to D'Urban House. Not beGause they \\·crt· runners-up, hut hceanse of their memorable and exemplary sporting gestme in their matc.:h against ns.

"A" Honse and "C" Honse although they had ,ve:ak teams 11ever gave np trying. Iucleed, it will be a source of satisfaction, or at least consolation, for them to know that their fighting spirit was much admin·d.

A HllCC<!!ISfnl iirnovat.ion,was third XI crick(·!. in which .l:iga11 f;PL up a n•cr>l'd 11.\' scoring 1oa not out. It is, nevertheless, a mailer of 1kLip c0ncpr11 that l:ist season's Honse Cricket revealed no coming stars.

Gurnett Cricket Onr Garnelt Cup record last season was an unhappy onv. The bat,mwn foikd to come up to expectations and thns we wc,·c pln11g1·d into a s1•a of trnnhl!'i1. :\t the s:uno timo it must not be imaginetl that it was all Liilun:, for it was )mt. '!'h,• bowlers tinw and again showc<l that tho task o[ disrnis:;ing a slrnn~ lniling tmm

ii for :, mockrate f;COt'O was not bt'yond tlwrn. This wnH of conrso very pleasing ,m<l Uwil' ,mcc<•ss occasionally inspin·rl the halfmwn, who, against tho D.C.C., CJ;.c.c., G.U.C. (B) an<l B.G.C.C. g:m· Pvidence of their real ability. Against the l',.G.C.C. we hctterc<l om· recol'll uf :211. hy hittiug np30i. Supported usually by ,c,.>111,d and. at tin1<·s brilliant lilildi11r.:. the liowlen; did all that wa:i required of them.

(J11kt:wding urnm1g lhcm wvrn Hayman, Isaacs all(! Oilleltc, In the Garnutt Cumpetition this yc·ar to dak, our performance has been very er1,clitalJlu. lwkrd sh0111<l we contimw as we have begun there is no reason why , );;,, :, ,·:ir should not be onr "(Ill n 11., 111 i,·,1/;ilis." Of twelve matches played, we

l,;1x1· w"n nirn·, drawn one an,1 lost two, while several records have been eclipHe<l. 'l'he b:ds goaded L:,· their di:,;mal showing last season, are now serious about thC'ir w,,rk :mrl are t~iking a delight in scc•ing lhat their opponents are not idle in Uie field.

A 1·cry against the T.C.C. hit a spirited 95, hard luck; Gillette in a fire-works disnia:v colkctL·d SJ, and twice l rea<.:h(·d the three-figure mark, 115 and i:n. But l :w;,.,. p,·rfnn11:rn(,P:J :\rc\\'att soon pnt in the shade, by scoring a chanceless 17:~. (:.,n,:r:d:, lJick. i\icWatl in this inni111~,; which lasted three hours Leat all rP,:ords, br,lh i.lw (Jarnc,lt n·cord of l :H. and rr.,<J.ge's of I [.i.l the highest ever by a 1.).0. , riclwt,·,·---f,·11 hct'nrP this halting onslanght. Onr highest innings total have also ,,,•a Lh1·ic:o bdl<-n•d lhis yt>ar. ,\t pn·si•nt the record stands at 3UG. Thi· bnwl,'I'~. app:trc•ntly jralou,:, haYe also thought it fit to create records and , :1··i, ,ti . nn1,, !inH• or Lh,, "ll]{'t' has li:ul inspired howling spells. :-,in,:P tlt1> 'hr.-·:d:'

nr,w h:itti11f~ st:1r has lomnrtl into the horizon-" Eytle-; llis scorns of •1'.I, lIG not out and ;)~ in ,·<,u,:,:cntivu i1111in.,is dn, l'l':,son to bl'li(•\'C he is not. :t

w,) iwa'(l ht• i:-: 11ut :t flash in the pan.

INTER-COLLEGIATE. ,·,,; wo 1.011:oidl·r tho lnt(•r-Colkgiate match our match of tho year, I hoJlC I :cl::ill b(, excmwd for giving a rather fnll account. ~:t. :-,L:mislaw, had liPal!·n J:c,rhi,·,· High ~chool in tlw elimination match, nnu thercfm·(' prl'pare,l for 118 i11 tlw ti nal.

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()ueen's wu,: tho toss and decidC'd to bat on a good wicket. With 50 runs on , ii, . tiil:1 my wiclwt was broken wh,•n I was left a few inches to get home. it:1yn1::.n !'ullowcd, lmt lwforP hr had !-'cored, there was a row in the lumhcr yards :,:.,l t.wo wore down fot· :iO. Gitldk joined Mc Watt who was going about his work wici., gre:lt eaution. Gillclle rdusc<l to he troubl1•<l by the scote-boarcl and hit in hi: own c:weful style, one ol'. his drin·:, wilh his left. foot pointing in ono direcLion :cHd i.he b.tU going in another, was as ui:r.arre as it was terrific. At 97 l\fc\Vatt was lhw. for a painstaking ;3~. Tho result justified the means, however, for we ·<..d,·d tnw; kv.lly. Avery who had rcplaceu Mc Watt deciued to follow Gillette's

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example, and wore soon hitting mighty fours in a none too orthodox styk. nc, smote one to.tho leg for four, then mis-hit over the }wads of thr slip:, for ,motlwr fonr,arnl nt,!JGillottosnddenly<leci<ling to nsea straigl1t hat walkr(l into onp ,rnd \\'::,., out. Avery did likewise and was bowled liy a harmless lool:in!!. li:dl from Tbrri:~rn· • Five were now down for 17ti, bnt on thrir 1li8rnis,;al wickets :<!art,·.I to fnll ql!i(:ic 1)· and 8 wore out for 187, then Eytle in a dogged innings of ;\:!,:ind Jforb•r. Pirnnvtting and swingin~ his hat like a scythP, took the !:it'.OJ'P lo :! I 7. 'l'wo nim; lat •T L:n<>: attempting a one-fool balancing stunt was stumped and tho end ca111('. llai-tt•r w;i:; nndefcutod with aa. We hail expectecl to do better, bnt still :!·1'.J v.;as n'ot ;-;n li::,L Tho "Saints" started powerfully. Bayley and C. Carnal'ho putting on J l 1;, tlw biggest partnership o( the match, for the second wicket. Ba> ky l>at ting :,s ii' Ii:• would n(lVer get out score<l 7!l before' the ma;.:ic full toss l"l'Olll (;ill,·tt<• earn,· ·:\\11::, 'fhon Camacho condescendingly lifted one back into Gillr•tt,.\, r·aw·r h:rnd:<: 1!i· 1::,d Hcor<•d 41 and two wero now down for 1:\7; two rnnrP fell fp1· tlin addiii,111 (Ji" :;:2 then 'fhomas and G. Carrnwho carefully carried the seorc tu '.!U I. ( \;rnad 1 , \'-'I"' i '!; out at 22:'> for 43 and the remaining :1 wickets took the score to :?ta, In our second knock we had scored '18 when I ]ward a rattle lwliiu,l ii.c·. }•]very cricketer knows the nwaning oft hat ,1 iHgnst ing and nnw,.lcnm" ;,(,n 11 d: I. 11,·, 1 more fell in rapid succession and ·1 w,•re <int fur ,'10. Hay1JJ:m and Eyt !,· h,·r·· 1·.:,n; · to the rescue carrying' the score to UG, at ,JO lhymond drnvi: (iYC'r :rn O\·,_•rpit!'.i!"•' hull awl hiH stumps wcro <listnrhr<l: latPr in the innim,s :\ld,<·an h,itlin:: 01,t :•l everything that lookcu us if it shoul\1 Ii(• hit cul!t)etl·d :\·!, I!,• lt•ft :tl :!l ;- :,1,ii

was finished.

The 'Saints' set the task of scoring 20:{ for a ,vin lo~t th,ir iir~t '-""kb t 1 ,,, when Gilletio bowled Harrison. C. (;amacho and 11aylt>y a,1<li·<l lf\ ri::1<; : Camacho left, Heid came, saw and went; hut 'l'homas s(:iycll long (•nn 1 1,'l, 'n ,;,:,· tho scorl' reach tho hundred mark before he was ont. At l'.\O ll;tylr:y wa,: h,lii,(ni,\ caught by McLean off Isaacs; Isaacs, who was never hirnsr·lr in the 1pt inn in,: ' was now bowling as if inspired-probably he w,is, who kno,1·s :-Phytl'r <'llk;·,,,;, garnered a few and ma.Jo his exit: then came n. Camacho. J,•:m and ddi:u:t i,,,,:; i11g, hnt he didn't laHt Joni;.

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balance and sent np a dolly catd1 tu <:iJIPtt<·, wltiJ,. ,I, C'.arnacilo ::,H,n ;irt,·r· \•::,., howled all over hiH stnmps.

Lunch was llO\\' talu·n \l"itli the H:ore nl I ~,ti /",,;· ~I fLl1(1 ])'Andrado O not out. During th<' intPn:d :rn nrg,·nt rnes~:i•~r·-.:· :<:,i11t Stanhilans expects every man to do his ilnty"-was !lasht•d tu th" 'want.,«l' ,\ l,r:1!1::i:J. Ile came, hut poor fello,v he walked tn :mrl from thr· wid:et wilhont f::di,,.; ;: :,:i!i for D'An<lrado was bowlc<l with Isaacs's seconcl deliv,·r~· aftp1· lnuch. F1·,,1J1 1::, 1 for 5 all were out for l;'iO, and Isaac~ fillitilir.·<l ,vitl1 a !in<• an:d,·~i:: ur :; f,,r :i.

It wonl<l he an unpardonable o\·ersight if we brought thi~ ~nn,:y pcrformanco on the cricket field to a cl·,~P, without ldii11g ~1fr. Hicl,ar<LPn how rnnch we apprcciatn his coacl1in1~. to which rnu~t ,,!" ,:,u· .s:,h:c< attributed.

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Cricket Clrnrnctcrs HY ,\.\U:.11. \i. :·t C:1 LLET'J'J,;: Th,: for11d·r i,I. ('. < ·:q,tain \\':ts a most Pnthm;iast'ic orn•.

Wu:·i.:i11•; vei·/ l;;1)'(l 11(' ~:ot hi;; play1·1·,; tu function as a team, and the results s.. l1i,·h lH, achi1·Y1·d 1Jt11,.! ]1:1\·r· Iii·, 11 r: ""t 1~r:1tifyi11g to him. Ifo was tlw t:·:1:·1':; ''Pl1lli11g i:o'.vln, alltl it mnst 111• :1rl1nittcd that as a pace IJowlc•r, Im has Dt 0 :'ihilitie:7. .i'n,,c·s.scd of a liurntiflll :1dio11 he gets the ball to swing both ·:::,y,, :ulil usually kc-q,s a fairly accnrah• !Pngth. As a batsman he is nnortl,,,do:-: Lnt Crc·q11l'ntly get::; his runs and often when they arc badly ncedc,l t.<,;, J; ha,; h,,,.11 his l,nrninf! desire tn sf'nre a lnmdrcd in Gariwtt., hnt Hn1\q; ll11:11,.Jy l1r• li:i~ not lll'('ll al>!n to gn h·~·nrnl 81. In th1• fiel<l he is a bnncllo· <>i' ,.,,,T;.1.v. and 1"'"1d :rn.,·wlien• nPar t» tl1e wickf't, hut excels in the slips. '; :. i '· \l, ·\\" AT'l': I: BY F.1u:.] () 1:r l:d.,· \'i\',•-f ':ipt. has had a few years o( well earnP1I "·"···.<,Loth :is :1 ~: ,1:111H.'l' :Jnd a 1,at, :, liYPly stnmper wilh a qniek eye, which ',,,·!1,,; him t,, ,,:,;,•,·nl,• ~<llll<' pr>\1·erft1l .!riv,•!-l. 011r most contdKt,•nt HcnrPrt.hil'! ,,.,,,,1, s;·ldliii ,:vori111: ],,,,,, tli:111 ;ill; I lick made two Cf'11turi,·~. and lioldB Uw zi. :dl-Limc, r,,,,urd-17:\-l'opuhr in cricket, like in all games. ': .\. '\\'. I·'.. Hn1: l·:l:.Ti, :[ l \y E. ILE.] 011 r prr·sen t s kipp8r and veteran opening bat, still a ;,r.,Ll,·1:1 to C::1l'llt·tr ('lip l,owl1·rs Ly I irtm• of a !inn desire to show tl1C'lll tho liLti:i: <Jf Jij,1 !ni, i1:1s io !ii,; lTl'<iil :;ttr,· j11dg!llOllt, ::,olitl dl'fCmCC, KOlllO prelty :"';c,r,n,.: shots, and the patiPnce of ,Job, not to mention two well c•arnecl cuntnries. Through an apparent dislike of taking balls in the slips, Howe has dccide(l to take to tho outfic:ld whNc' he is making progress. Should make r1 popnlar Captain.

B. l•:Yl'LE: The" veteran" of (2, C. Cricket, and the present Vice-Captain. A 1l'l·!·:l all-roundl'r, who has app:1rently given up bowling for hatting, \Vithin rf·c 1 ·,1t months he has san•(l Urn tcarn from threatr·ncd collaps(·S, Hard hitti,,:~ but patient. hi;; favourite shot is the hook. which by the way has often u,"c,d his dow11 fall, score(! 1 l C 1wt ont this season against I.S.C. In the !i,·Li ite is slow hut sar0, whiln as a howlc-r he reliPs as mnch on hiH head as <111 lii:1 ltand lo gd tlio batsman out: u11fort1111all'ly hisleugtli is110L.asacc11ralo :u,: it. :-:ii011ld lie•. Cool allll kn·l hcad(·d, ho onght to l>e of great value as \' icc-Captain ...

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, \VESTOX: LBy E.B.E.] Tho latest addition to our Cricket, has tmfortun:it.dy to Le judg('[}, so for, tJy a short but enterprising career, Some hard F

(h\!hnto J.atc•nl in Wales) now thrill our i-;pcctators. A nsel Hi ,:lcnv ::;piu k,wler, au,1 near in-licld, he pronli:;;es some bright cricket 11e.xt :wll

C. l, DnAY'l'ON: [By KB.Vi,] l'laycd only in the beginning of the season and i;;•n ll'ent on holiday; his left arm spin bowling is a good help to the team,

:,:,,: -.,,Jwn in form he forcvs tho batsmen to play his leg-breaks carefully; a -

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QtrEl·::-;':-1 ('OLT.J,:1:1·; ,,r·tJO()f, ,\J.\l:.\Yl\l·'.

sound batsman who also hooks well. n·ry pretty on tlie the ficlu helps to make him a re:ilJy Ji110 all-'ronndecr.

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Vi.B.E.] : Uu11lillttvs to givt~ his inrnlu:11,lc sv1·vit;,.•,; (o I.ii:·. game at Qnet•u':; both in t·11lht1tiia111 a11.J in tigun•,;, Fil'ldin;.: at l!iid u!l' I;, stops lho very drives by which lit· c11ilt·ds lllCJ,;t of Iii,; nw,,: pn:;:,t·c<:-;,..·:; :1 :oi1111Jd BArtKEll

defcllce, !{owe like patil'11ce, and i,; ,l 1110\·iu;; rnas:.i of c·111·r.c'..\', "\V, \V. AVBltY: A dashing impetnons 11:tl,;man, ,,·ith powerfol shots on !H1ll1 :cic1 v:,: of the wicket, he delights in the lio(lk which he 11,;e;; on :,i~ylhing si1"rt of :: good lenglh; his dcfrnee howevt•r, is i>11 llit· \\'P:1k sidt•; !Iii:-; i•.; l!11L 11 for apparently he scorns to treat a how !('l' with r,·spect. ! las l1vi'l1 f"u 1· I I nw,, out in the nineties but sc:,ire,l a hun./n·,l in Ifouse Crickd. }fr is a ;.:ood ii, ld in almost any po,;ition, hut is of more ns,· ill thv (:om,tl'y where iii,.; sp:·i,iii":;· powt•rs saves 1uany a funr. St•cni,; t<> lian• aiso ;;0111t• wid:d.-kcepili •; ,,,,,:;,.\.

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"A. E. ISAAC:, : Another" vd" who is sec:on1l only to Eytk as far as lon;, ~vi·\·L·n is concerned. As a spin bowler Jiu is w<:11 lmuwn to (br11dt pl;,,,·,.·1>, u1;w:, of whom openly <1C'cbrc their di,;likP for his delinTii,:,. The1·u i" no doril,,, 1,eic1,,, ing his ability in this direction ; he gl'ls work on the ball and on his a moHt annoyi11g length: shonl<l he use his lH·ad uwr,· :11:d ovPn·(J!':t his J',.·;;1· of punishnwnt he woul1l be trnulilv,urnc to most hats. A fair bat. v.-lw gm·;; to the wicket with the intention of haviug a merry Limv. A fair 1·idd.

G. W. S. 'l'ALBO'l': A slow left arm spin bowler, who has IJcC'n µiving Hmch tronlJlc to opponents thi::; year, he has a free ea::;y actiun and gct,; t l,;;ll rn11 away to slips, but is ever rnorL, airaiu of rnrnish111t·11t tlnn ha;tc:.~; J1c seems to have some b::tting ahilit)·, but is lazy and shirks all li:1rd \Vork, with tho rcs11lt that he is not makin;~ the prugt'l'~s Ill' oughL lo. A .:,o,l,' :11·,' and who show:; much promise as an :tll-romHic·r in llw iutnrc.

C. 8. l\IcLEAN: Pace bowler of the team who swings the ball both ways :uid occasionally bowls with real 'fire'; his length is erratic and as a re:,uU L.1· iH not al:l sncccsH[nl as he ought to lw. ,\ l h dy lid,! ·who has t11b.>!1 Honie n·rn,tl'kablc catches in the slips. A liappy-;'.u-lucky 1Jat \vith a big lighting lil':trt, E. S. DnAY'l'OX: Is 1ilaying Cup Crid,l'l for the iir:,;t tirne this yl!ar, although JH: has been showing for a long tim,· now that he has ::Jonie cl'ickel in liirn. safe catch in the bouncbry but is be::,t at covt:r point. At preHent a faiJ· Im! who lacks confidence and is too ii,lgdy on his feet. \Ve expect rnnch of hirn

in tho fntnre.

S. A. HARDING: A player who once ,;]l(J\\·ed much promise as an all·ronn ,kL 'l'his year, however, he has not co111e np to expectations, is still as sou:1<1 ;::: ever in the field, but both his bowling an<l batting ham fallen oil'. ;,T are looking forward to a come-bat.:k uc:xt year·.

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Smnmary of Results ;:,wmu (Sept. 1(J3t--1Jc(.'. I93-f.) (),;-,.C. '. !o;;t on I st innings. , i ,. , 1l')t inuings :-J-l!l. '\V-. \V . ..:\ Yery :HJ, E. )I. 8. Gillette and .i\.. \V. B.obcrts :!2 each.

1st innings :-1 ;/7.

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...:\. l~. Is1aes 5 for 46.,

·: :. o. l!.C.IU}. ,\l>:111dnrl<'d.

l.l '. ;,( U :.( :.

1st innil11:s :--::07. A. 1•:. h::1a<"S 77, W.W. Avery GS, l\rr. C. I. Drayton ti:2 :md I·:. )f. S. Gillette :i-1. lsl i1111in,.~s :-:! rn118 f11r 1 \\'ickd. l\1. S. Hayman 1 for 1.

,·. i/.;:.;.u. (A). <{C. Jost ,rntrid1l. ,\,.:-;.1;,, lsl il!11ing1:, :--7-1. KM. ::5. Gillette 7 for 14, M. S. Rayman 2 for 22.

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1st ii,nings :-7-1. \i .:,., '. !;\ l :!nd in11i111~" :·-·-S7. A. E. ll"aacs :1 for 2f>, G. W. 8. 'l'allJot for 22. i).( 1 • .~1·id innin.,~s :----:.d.

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1·. i :.( U(LC.C. ., 1'.0.C.C. n l.'.U.Co

AIJ:rndoiwd .

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i:-;t in:1ii:g:; :--:!:;l tor li.

W, \\'. Awry !l:i, C. B. l\IcWatt 5,J, 8. A.

J fanli ng :;o, not out. .~;1:ircli···-·-·lfcc.) ().('.\\'on

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. < 1.~~:31.

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l~t innin~;~.

0. H. K 1;a1ker ;! for 7, C. 8. McLean 2 for 28.

K .:IL s. (iillettc 4 for :ls.

1:-,t inl1iligS :-:201 ft1r ~ ,vickt·ts declarelt 1\.

E. l{oberts 7~!, w. w. ,\ Y('l'Y :l7. :2nd i,1,:i11g:-: :----CS for :i. Jo:. ill. S. Gillette :i for 22.

Ll innings :-:1;,.

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Q.C. l,,:c;t un J st inuingH. 1~L i111d.ll.~B :--Lt?. }~. ~r. S~ (lillette ~0, C. 13. :\[c\Vatt :10.

1st inningB :-1 :->I. E. ill. S. !iillette -1 for 52, C. S. McLean :?nd innings :--:iO fo1· .J. :'l[r. C. I. Dra~·ton 27 not out.

,. lJ.8.C.

a for GO.

n, T.1'.C.C. l,f.C. \\'011 ()\ltrigl1t.

1~~t. i1111i1H:H :----1~0. \V. \V ... \\"('l'Y ~lO. ·. r_; :.1 '. l ::L i111iili/~" :--- IU. !<'.. \!. ~- I iilldto ri for 1·1, o. H. K Barlwr:1 for 1:\. ,'.T.('.t\ ~nd iuniHgs :-L'i. K Gilll'ttc· :; for 17, J. McKenzio 5 for 11, KB. !

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Eytle 2 for 15 • .·. i', ; I'.

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-1 ~t inn i11gs :--1 :~:L }:. (}illritP 4 for 9. l~. Il. Eytlo 2 for 1a. h-L inning::;:-:.!:\,,, ;\. \V. E. Hoberls ll;i not out, C. B. :\IcWaLt f>I.

::nd i,111it1;!S :-i'>S.

l''.. IL Eytle (i for .17.

G.C.0. (A). Q.C. won on 1st innings. (.1..) 1st inning::; :-lfJ,L E. l\I. S. Gillette 2 for 56, G. W. S. Talbot 3 for :38. h;t innings :-:121. A. W. E. Hoberts 1:n not out, G. W. S. Talbot 45, C. S. McLc:an 42, E. 1\1. S. Gillette 38.

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Q. C. v. J:>.0.0.C. (B). Q.C. won outright.

P.0.0.0. (B) 1st innings :-.i7. A: E. Isaaco ·1 for H, G. W. ~- Talbot ;; for:,.

Q.C. 1st innings :-;.l;)i_) for 5 dcc1aretL (~. lL 1\fe\Vatt 17:·), }:. 1\L ~).

Gillette 5~1, A. W. K Ho!Jcrls :is.

P.O.C.C. 2nd innings :-7'.l. lt B. Eytle j for 1:3, C. S . .l\lcLc,111 ,1 for :2:1.

Q.C. v. D.G.E.I.C.C. Drawn. · Q.C. 1st innings :-l'i(l.

E. nI. S. CillPtte K-1.

A. E. Isaacs 2 for 21, C. ~- J\I c L<:an :1. !or ;,,;

B.G.E.I.C.C. 1st innings :-SJ fol' 7. ..

Q.C. u. G.C.C. (n). Q.C. won outright. . .. G.C.C. (n) 1st innings :-71. · G. W. S. Talbot 7 for :l2, E. l\L ~·~ Gillette J fol' .

C. 8. llfcLcau l for 7.

Q.C. 1st innings :-1 C8 for 5 dcdarc,l. C. B. 1\Ic\Vatt .'i.S m,t unt, E. l\L S. Gillette -J:I, W. \V. A very :m.

G.C.C. (B) 2nd innings :--11. KM.:-;, <lilldte ;1 fol':!, n. W. :·i. Talbot -1 1111 1:,.

Q.C. Q,C.

l\1.8.C, (A). Q.C. lo~t outright.

1stinnings:---12K. \V. \V ..Avc•ry :21l l~. )L ~. (;iUettv ;nid }., E" Isaacs J '.I (·ach.

M.S.C. (A) 1st innings :-17:i. (;. \\'. 8. Talbot i for :21, A. L. Isaa(:S ! f,,, E. B. Eyllc 2 for ;17.

Q.C. 2nd innings :-4:2. A. E. Isaacs 18.

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Q.C. v. B.G.C.C. Q.C. won on 1st innings.

B.G.C.C. 1st innings :-10:l. G.W.S. 'l';tll,,,t :1 fol' J l;, A. K h1a<·i, :\ r,,r :::;.

Q.C. hit innings :-121 for 8. :'>Ir. ( '. K llarhr J'.!. I•:. IL E.vl i,, ;; L Q.C. 1•. l\I.S.C. (B). Q.C. won outright.

M.8.C. (B) ]st innings :-8:i. K l\f. S. Oil!dtc :1 for :2:1. a\. F. I..::1ac~ ii (.,:· ·:;-;; G. W. S. Talliot :! for 1:!.

Q.C. 1st innings :-20:l for 1 dr·dan·d. C. ll. J\fo W,1lt :1;:, A. \V. F:.

Hob('rls ('i I 110L out.

M.S.C. (B) 2nd innings :-:iO. 0. W. 8. Talbot ·I for l 0, A. E. ls;ucs ;; for i :.'.

Q.C. v. P.C.C. Q.C. won on 1st innings.

P.C.C. 1st innings :-1 :il. E. B. Eytlc ti for 7, 0. W. S. Tn l bot :.> fnr ;:n.

Q.C. 1st innings :-2% for~. C. !;, ~\fo\Valt 11:,.; not 011!, J•:. J:. : 1.

K :M. S. Gillette 3;3, A. E, Isaacs :JO, Co ;:-,, l\f cL,~:m :.:' i' not out.

Q.C. "· I.:--.c. ().C, WOil OIi h.t inni!)J'S, Q.C. ]st innings :-:l% 101· :l declan·d. K H. f.;yUu 111; mil. rlld. ; '. !:. l\fcWatl 0:!, W.W. Avery !JJ, K ,'\LS. (;i!Idi;e :;'..

E. S, Drayton ;;(), I.8,C. 1st innings :-DS. A. R Isaacs 6 for 2<!.

Q.C.

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Y.M.C.A. Q.C. won on 1st innings.

1st innings :-H;i. E. B. l•:ytlo 572, C. B. J\!cWaU ;;;;. li;t innings :-:37. A. K lKaae;; ;{ fn!' H, .J, ():u·l .. 1·

· Q.C. Y.M.C.A.

Q.C.

1\foLean ;1 for l K. 2nd inn_ings :-1.1;1 fol' 4. W.W. Avery fi7 not ouL

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for 1

Speech D_a y. nur :',1·t·,·c:h !Jay un .J1dy ~itlt, J'.1:1:1, was in all rcsp<•ets a snccci-,sful one. 'l'hc c:·o,nlctl liall hdd one u[ the hig.:-'.e;;t attendancl'S on rccorll.

I'. J<:. 'l'. l'il::rirn, Uol,l .\J,•dalli::t and Exbiuilio1wr, opened the programme ·with a pianuforto solo, which was well rendered.

Tlw 1'ri:1cipal's report for the sc:hool yPar was then read. In his report he 1u(•11tionl·d thaL tlH'rc was an increa8li in an~ragc by 2:~ boys on the roll, making a tut:il av(•r:,gc~ o[ :::.>'.) l)t)_\'S; and i'trt,ugly advised parents to send their boys at an early age tu I.Juevn\, as a gooJ fonudation is essential to sali,;faclory progress. A plt'a::;ing !\,at mu in his nqiorl. was the recognition by London llnivcrsity, of our CiH,1uical. t'hrsi,·al al\il Biologi,~al Lahoratoril's, as heing ellicient (or the purpose "L ct>lltlu(·.lini~ UH! iii'al:lil':11 ,•x:uninalions in these subjects for the Intermediate ;;,:i,·ne,• a11ti First \fvdic:il Ex::t111iuatio11s (Jf that lTniven;ity. The l'rincipal also 11rg(·tl tb, r,•su,.:citalion of the ( ll,1 Boys' Association and stated that he and the Staff would co-opcrale wilh tl1<•m in an endeavour to make matters a imccess-

J Us J·>:eelleiwy the Gowrnor then distributed the prizes and made a speech, in wl1id1 lil, lirou;.:ht. tn om· notic,.- tho hright prospects of our country and thcrefurL, thu ,krnand fur alJk m,·11, ~ud1 as the institution is capable o[ t.urning out. 'flil' choir then rC'ndcred two songs-" D'y!:l ken John Peel," and "The l\tennaitl ". ~\ sketch frnrn ":\ l\lillsurnmcr ~ight's Dream," presented by the boys of t!ii: lowC'l' forms, followed, at the end of which the School Song was sung and Urn Natiurrnl Anthc·111.

Exa1nination Results.

Out' ._,x:amination rt'snlts during the pasL ymr aud a half speak for themselves and fol' the haru work of the l'rincipal antl hit' staff. It is a long time since they . hr, rn becit ;:c; gratifyiHg tu both parents and masters : -

July 1934. lfo,u.tts of Lou·cr Gcrti/ica/1:, (O:,;ford and Cambridge Joint Board):Annamunthodo, H.; Barker, G. L. E.: Howling, H. W.W.; Cameron, W. S.; ChaHe, TIL H.; Dummett, C. U.; Fredericks, M.A.; Gajraj, l\L B.; Harper, 0.1\1,; ,}agan, C.; Lord, L. II.; Luck, G. E.; l\Iatthcws, U. 0. J.; l'ilgrim, W. H. A.; Ricb1101Hl, J. K. M.; Williams, 0. E. 28 entered; 1G passed.

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"'JGytle, K B.; Gomes, N. ,\.; Harding, S. A.; ~Hazlewood, ( !. A. Kawall. IL H.; "Low, R; L.; ":.kLr-;rn, C. A;; '"?llc\Vatt, C. Is.; :\lan-f;on-i r;,,i:, K. II.; Paul, H. II.; lfaharnan, S. M. A.: Wason, E. A.; \Vun,;, P. IL f,;. entered; 14 pa8scd. ('Denotes exunption from London Matricnhtion.::

July 193S. Lower Oe;•t,;ficalr! :-Tielfast, R. V. B.: Carroll, A. L. ?.L: Carter, .T.: Ch:rn, .1'c. C.: Das, V. 1\1.; Drayton, S. S. A.; Dl'aytt>n, :J. A. !'.; Fnng-:1-Li,1,·, 1''u11g-Kec-1"11ng, C. O,; Ho-Yen, B. 0.; .Jones. E. Ii. B.; L:d;ki !L Lum, L. K; Lee, A. N.; N;1nth-:1lisir, H. N.: Permmcl, C. C.; l\·1·;;:t111!, Pilgrim, W. R. A.; Hoberls, G. W. l'.; Hoberts, W. E. L.; l/oi,,z,_ Hnhoman, ,J. \V.; Selman L. E.; Shcrvingt.on, CL 0. ::\L; Talho!, :, ·.y_ ,_;_: 'l'horno, .A.. G.; \Villian1s, C. .E.; \\'il8oll 9 }~. I\1. B~) entered; :10 ·

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School GCJ'tijicate :-" Annamunthotlo, H.; Barl~er, G. L. E.; Barrow, L I3o,vling, I~ . \V. ,,,.; Ca.1neron, \\"'. 8.; ChansC:hoong. S. J.J~; Uha::'.r\ "' Delph, C. D.; Dummett, C. 0.; Fredericks, A. J\L; Gajraj, JH. B.; !fording. . ..

Harper, 0.1\f.; ,Jacobs, C.R.; *Jacobs,F. H.;.Tagan,C.; ,foeboo, C.: ,fon,rn n . .: "Lord, L. H.; Loung, R B. S.; "Matthews, 0. 0.; ]\foLcan, C. S ..; i, '"Hichmoncl, ,J. K. M.; SmitJi-(;i!Jdlc. !~. J\L '.\:\ tntcrcd ; :!'; p:·.~ ,.,,.

"Exemption from London Matriculation. f,ontlon Jlrttriculation :-E. A. \Vason. G c,ntl'red ; 1 1-nsscd.

Intennediate R.A. :-0. It K Barker, C. L. Luckhoo. :2 enlcn'd:

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Intermediate B.Sc. :-J.E. Ho-Yen, D . .J. V. Thornc----referred iu T. M. N. J\Iisir--reforrcd in CbcrnL-;

!'i entered ; 1 passed, 2 referred.

1st ]u('(fical :-F. l\I. W. Wiliam8,

1 entered; l pas:1ed.

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BY ?iIH. E. }I. DUKE,

LL.U.

Jouriu:y.--I was one of a party of 25 persons who Icn Liverpool Street ,,l:dion, l."n,1on, on tlw inurni11i: of !Ioly 'J'J1un;Llay, April .18, l'.l:l5, for J forwich , ,1 nm,li' fur Z:rnilv,,.,rl-lbd. H()lland.

At Harwich wo emharlwtl on !ho ,'>'./'{ ,;,;;,,,land for VlisjingL•ll (Fln,:;hiug) in Holland, The North Sea crossing was not ncilhc1· wa,; it goocl: a fow of the passengers 'Were sea-sick. Holland is flat :;,,,l low-lying. After la111ling at \'lissingen we entrained for Zan<lvoort-Bad via HaarJ.,.,m. Yon :H'o :,tridly forl;iddcn to put yonr head-or even your dear little r,·c(-ont of tho windows of tho railway carriages, as there are many notices · ,:t,.nin;; you "l1intF\ll rlu ramcn l,lijv(·n ', that is to say,' to keep within tho wind,, Y,,u ,Jl;,;,•t·v,, UH• wi!l(lniillH, t lw dykl·H whit:h kt't•Jl onL tlw HOH, and Uw •,-c,J:,ilncd land (1,ohkr-Lnul). The railway sometimes runs over an old dyke, the -;•,;\ liavi11g lic(:11 ma(1e to n·cede. There is much builuing activity all along the ,,.,i.y front Vlk;ingen to lfoarlem-not only in rcsp(•ct of residences, but also in rc:ilH:ct of fai:Lori,;H. A ll'clurer from Delft Engineering College wm1 on tho same r rai ll, and he was good enough to ex:plai1i many things to us. Delft is a town of i':t,:l.i>rws, hnL most of the people 1-.·ho work there <lo not live in tho town, but live t<,:uwiwn:. ~foar ltullt•nl:u11 I ,:aw a footliall mateh lieiug played at uight. Briti;:,h Uufan,i was formerly a Dutch possession, and so tlie names of many of the thron,.d1 which I passeu were quite familiar to mo as there are places with n:,111vs i1, llrili:-Jlt (;11iana. On 011r :11Tival at. IIaar!('lll wo wore mnt by 0111· ;;,,idu ail,l fric,1td, .Jo. Nie111a11n, jnniul', wlw led the party from that point. 'l'lw :.,uceess of tho holiday was duo to his e11ergy, tact and driving force, and to the and willing assistance of the Dutch girls and young men. We changed ifaade1u for Zaudvoort-Bad. A party of Belgians arrived from Brnges on :i:,.tm<lay, April 20, and there wer(, at all times many Dutch people in tho guosthon~~D~ 2, Za,,rl/!oort-Bad.-Zandvoort-Bad is tho seaside resort nearest to Amstor"uu. Zandvu,,rt means a sand-furl, and 'Ilad' means a bathing place. The wind ,,;nwti wiLlt great veloeity on the seashore, and if you were to sit down on tho l."·:,c:h to rust yonr weary limb8, yon would soon have sand all over you. 'l'o comln.t this, chairs are used whieh arc specially co11slructed to prevent people from re,.;eiving tho full force of the wind. Summer is yet to come, and so Zandvoort was ,!omewlrnt \lc;;crtod. The holelti wore all closed. 'fherc are two promenaues>fo;-th an<l South: they arc separated by the Grand Hotel. We did much walk;;,long tlw prnmenades and along the sea beach. One day_ I actually walked 15

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miles over ,vet sand-quite 1\11 achic,·emeut for me. I altcndt:' two ,!::,1c ·zandvoort-onc· on Easter Sunday night, and the othPl' on Easler \hn, 'rho band was cxcellen t.

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3. Ijmniden.-Ijmniden is the North Sea rntranec to the :Ym,tli ::,.," which connects Amslcrdarn witli llH' ~ortlt Se:1. It is :"1 n,ik:, !1Tn1 ;,;:,,,,,.,, We walked there on l~m;ter Snnday afternoon along l!ie s,·a-~Jhc1 r,-. :\n,t r,·r ur11, ,:.

• by train. The slnicc gates slide horizonblly, and not Ycrli<.:Hlly, Thac is a y,·t,r long jetty at ljmuiden.

4. Rcwr1cm.- The famow.; cllllrch of :-lt. Ba\'oh• t'k is ::;it1tak J,,,n'. a: t,·n,ied !lll organ recital (orgl'I!)('spding) tlwrc, arn1 l was able to apprc,·i:d(' 1t,11. rncT•.·;,, the beautiful tone of tho organ, l1ut also tho excc,l!n1(, playing <>i' l !1,• "''Lc;d,i,;: George Robert. For the benefit qf music lovcn; I append the tH'U,'.r,,,:n,i,.: :-1

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5. Den J[rwu, 'J'he ![11[!/ll''s f!,·1u·,,i1/,11:;t.-Thc !'cace J\1bct'. ,c,,,q,\d, rnrn,-just a year before the worlJ. War--is a VPl'Y comfortd, Ju ; t, \\ the Permanent Conrt of International Arbitration and !ho Intc,1·n:,linn,d :1,·i ,:' Justice can work without distrac:tions, and can draw iHspir:1tirJ11, ii :.1w.\· :-,, ,;1 .;, ,,, from the hcautiful paintings and other Hymbolical rcpn•sentai i"u:; w Ide!: :,rn. !'•,ii n,, them: and when they wish to exercise their limos, wt•,u'y wiLh i-'"' m1:1·l1 ,;i;,;,, · down, there arc spacious and long corri<lors with mosaic pavuiwnt,: ;;11d ;,.·t1r1,,·. ceilings an<l walls. I was strnck by the grandcnr of Llw marLie :,i1\"!i"'· '1'L,iron gates of the Peace palace were donated by Germany.

G. ,S1:h1•1•1?11i11!71'11.--This ii.; the- hathing phc(' opportunity of dancing in a cal.", lll'n'.

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7. llccmsterle.-The iloral exhibition at Jleemsi edo ,vas i 11 1.,ro1;! c:s:,, ,: : we visited it on Easter :Monday. ITollan<l is jnHtly famed for ih; ln;JL,- :1Pi°' ii I have never :-;ecn ,;11ch !Jeautiflll 1lowr.:rs. Tlwro wns Hncli a y:;:-i(·i ,,. , r ,., ;,)!

01 :-;hade that it i~ rt•a\Jy impo~,;il,!t: i't,r me to paint a pen pir;l11<":' ·•\·:, tlw different ::;had,•:; pf blw•. r,,,l :1nd yellow 'l h:1d i.o v;1;T in ·1,·, ,ri,·t'"'' •: admiralion t\L llio

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Drock ell JVutcr/all(/.- \Ve visilcd a model d,tir:r here.

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'..!. Jf1nfi;i,·b'i'lla;,1,·-'l'lic·n' i.s a commodious old church here, llut, at J)l'l'Scnt, ,,nly .t ,.:m;dl pDrliuu ·· :tlld that in the et·ntre-i:J used for public worship. Thero ::re ,,ornc q1taint c~1;tl'C():tl l.i1u·ners which arc used lly worshippers to keep (heir feet "\Varn1.

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l'u/1•111/11;11.-This is a fishing village where the inhabitants, wlio are all.

Homall Catli<ilies, still wear the old Dutch dress.

ll. J/,1,'/,01 ls/1/Jl(i.-Tlie inhabitants of Marken Islantl which is a fishing 'itaLion arc :dl Prostcstants. They still wear the old Dutch dress. Marken Island L; near Vukndam.

1:2. A~,·,11u1~je Lr/,·.-This i.s a well known cafl, in the vicinity of Zandvoort.

'J'o l'('aeh it \\'C walked over the sancl dunes. We passed auout 200 yards from a. l'on1::it which was in a valley, and tried the effect of our voices on the forest •.

T!Jere wa:s a grateful c•cho when a shrill som1Ll was maue. At Kl'aant.je Lek wo '.Vl'l'u :1.blu lu ha vc a bird's eye Yicw o.f the smrountling country from an clcvatccl 1,u::;ili 011.

!:',. ;iins/,•1·u't1i11.--\\"c· paid two visits to Amsterdam. The fin1t 0110 was on ;;aturday, .\pril :.!U, wlw1t w,· spv11t the whok• day there and went Ly wutor launch throti:.;h llic ca1tals of A111str:rdam and visited the Hijks Mnscum where we viewed /l:,.inLill!\S hr t-:ernbrandt and other c:clebrated Dutch artists. '1'110 second visit w:d on the following \Ye<lne;;day when we took a motor launch there, awl proCl·,·dc,l to ~\farkcn L:il:md via J;ruck 011 \Vakrlan<l, l\1onnickerdaw and Yolcndam. t wa::i Littcdy culi.1 on that Jay. I rather like Amsterdam : and if possilJlc, I c.:lw!l go there again before I rel urn to British Guiana on ?\fay 23. l·i. .Fo111/.-?.Icals in Hollarnl arc far lighter than they are in England, lmt tc;it all Lh,; ]Jetter on account of this.

Li. Cu.,!(~/' Li1·i11v.-At pre~('nt this iH high for visitors from England, as Lh,· rat(' u[ nxchanp, is against (:n·:it Britain. ln normal times yon obtained 12 U1:'.cli ;'.Ltild(•r;J for an Engli:;h sov,.·rl'ign: 1ww yon ouly get 7.10 to 7.2;,' l)utch !',1,ildc;·J'.; tor an Euglislt pound not,1. The reason is that England has got off the ,.·:(·ld st:,nd:,r.l, \'iliile Ifollarnl still r1:iains it. 'l'ho price of a cup of coffee in , t,,,il;uid ;;111:>i111t:; to a:1uul id. in Engli,;h rnoney, lrnt tho coffee is excelk11L ,:·//!; li1r,'.··--'l'l1en· wa,i a farewull fttudion aL Haadem 011 Friday, April had dancing, and an inter('~ting game called' winking' was pla~cLI. 'Jw uru i:J as follo\\'::i :--Chairs are placed in a circle, all(! the men sit on :J,c c:btir~-iii,l' on l'acli---all(l 011c• drnir i::i len Yacant. Behind each chair a lady :,l;:.nd:;. 'i'11,, 1a,Iy i, lio ::ibuds behind the (:mpty chair winks to one of the men, c1.11d Le tl,c::i. Scl:ks to rnsh to fill the empty chair, but it is the duty of tho lady h·i1iwi hiE, to l 1l, !inn and strung an,l to keep him on the chair. ·when tho finit \'.·inku· gvt0 h,,,· chair JillcLl there is a vacant chair somewhere eli:;o, and the lidiilld thaL chair lwconH'H the winkl'r. And so on. After a timo the !cii,11:l :,,·(, 1·uven;od, and tli<· lll('ll Ht:md behiml tho chairs aml wink, After I lC.

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saw the game playccl I nnclcrstoocl quite c1Parly why the Dnk!i well : the game certainly provides good practice. ] 7. J{edn·{rt11(ll'J·s.-The nntch pi'npl<· are vc•ry r:c,ni:il. :rn,1 cc,1;ri:•,,11c.. :;n,; have the knack of making ycrn foel al (',ISL'. The Dutch eh:ld1T1t :• 1 /:t:1, 1,·,1•1:-t. often said' dag '-good morning-to nw in the stl'c·cts. nm! I w:1,.; 1!i 1 ,,; r· rni,1:1'·,' very mnch of the custom of th,· conntry l'hilf1n'n in i:ritL,Ji Cni:111:1. {\,;)' i'•n ,·': fri,mc1s were very patient in tltPir t·fl'ol'ls to frach ns fliC' eo1•1't'<'L l 'nl,·•· 1n·,,nmwi::tio11 of "ch" and "g ". Ap:trt from the prmrnnciation of" ch" :u1t: ",.: '' i1, nntch language is easy to learn. '\Ve• art' 1nnch indc·hthl to our lluld, i l'ic;,ch; l Hpcaking tons Ho niuch in E11gli;-;J1. It mni-t haYe lwci1 ;1 trcilH'lld,w,: ,.>:•le, :,1 : always thinking anc1 speaking in English.

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11011-pnlitical, i::1 to hnilcl 1wa1·1• 1linn1Ld1 int,,r11:din11al fric nd~hi1 i H' aclopti·cl for tlw making of t.hl'~1· Jri,·nd,,hi:," i,; tli<· or:.;ani,.aLinn "i !,•,l1,hy,, ::i,,:i.:,: for E11gli::1h people, anll 0f lwlitl:iy~ in Ellgland fov Conli1:r.·ni:,! !".''''·' ,·. further the interests of the league in Hc,lla1irl t,,·o meetings ,n•rr1 ]i .. [,1 ,:,,,:n,: ,.,,,,. stay in that country. 'L'hc first was !1c,ld in ITt·ek's C\if:'· ,\mslc·rd::n1. n:1 day evening, April :?t, and the sc·con,l in a hall in 1b:,rk-m on F,·i,h.>.· ('F;:i:,•,, 1· April '.~ti. The lc:ttler of the hulid:t,\· c(:ntn·, .fu. ]\iv111;1i1n. i11::i:-,i1" 'i:::i acltlrPHS hot h 1n1•ding,.;, l lc1pok,• i11 1-:n:.;lisli, l,1tl rnn~L l ltlid1 p,•,,,,,, •·:1,•, E11gfo1h well. Ahont 1;;o p,·1·.,,1111; 11·,·r,· pn·,'.('.11l at t·:tr:h mr·,:l.i:1;.,. ,, n 1 I expressed the view that a few da.,·s ~Ih·nt at a holiday ce1 tn· ,,.l,r·J·,· 11:·<::d, , ... ,, .. verse and mix togcthc·r arc In(ll'C prc11lucti\'c of n·nl ,rnd lasting fri1·qii:ii,i,,.. :":,,u, three years spent in the classrooms c,I' a nnil·L·r:-dty.

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known that the Univ,·rsity of J,\linhnl'gh is ,>n'l'c'.l'ow,kd will1 :i, and so people still lloek there·. 1 v:unld :,ll:,;~e;;t tlwt people front who desire to study medicine sho11lil consiLlC'r ,1·hcther they l,l to one or other of the Unin'rsitil's in Holl:mcl-thcy wonlrl 1,c w,:·!1: ,111,·

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20. lfolidrrus i11 Dut,·h r/111,111,1 Ji!/· 1,;"1·,·11's Co!/,·,1,· n//.f/s.-·1\i ,·:1' ,i: is a grnwing temkncy for English IJOys to !:Jp1·11d holid:,ys on the,. ('1,ntin,,1:, :11!:i for Continental hors to spend hnlida.1·s in E11glanr1. I wonkl sn'.!':'•st U,:cL , ::r",:u· oration be givC'n to a schemC' \dJC:,·,·hy Qner·n's Colk.,.'C boys inie:Lt ;,·,,·iw· L·i:· · from Dntch Guiana for a holiday. an,!, snh,(·(1uently, our i,ln('i'll':o (\,l' i, ,.·,; might return to visit Dnteh Gnia11:t. '\,) l'!alioratc p1·cparntio11s \"·:n11!.i ii,· 1,;i;·c•,.L All that i::1 re11nire.t is that th(•n· sl10ul,l liC' lhc nccess:u·y space. :u· .. ,,,,nnu.·l,'1 and facilities available wberehy th1: boys of linth Dntch and Hl'itic'li ,;:; ,,,, share tho same dormitories, eat to;.:c<hvr. and get to mal:c friends with 0;1,, ,,,,,,t ,c'L Dutch is not t:inght in our s<.:ho()]s: bttt, if this idea !wars fruit., i, \\1.1" ! J:." ,liJHcnlt to !ln(l someone in Briti,h Guiana who wouid lie :1!,!e 1C, >c ,.

Col!Pgo boys to converse in Dntch within a pvriod of, ::;,ty, thrc•c i1w,,t Englit,h language is buglit in lli(, :•,·)1,"ib in Dutch (:ni:un.

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.!I. fi,·!11,·u Jmti'/ICf/.---I ldt !.:md\'fiort·Ba<l on R11rnlay, April '.2S, for l,onT!te .i.'i ol'lh i·\,•,t crus~ing w:,s n•n1arkalJ!y smooth. At Harwich 1 !tad the ,·:,:q,_•ri,·ncr, of li,,ing taken intu ,L private room and searched by a Customs Ollicer. ' 1 "'

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uudt· l!lany fri,•ntl,;-EngliHli, Belgian and Dntch I shall always look back with plea,rnni time l spent there during the Easter holiJays of 1D:3;j,

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- durin;< my kn d:1ys' i:;tay in lfolland.

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Football.

As L, thu euslorn the :-;chool h:ts Pntered for lhc ,Junior Comprlilions which m·o J)byerl fol' Llw .Tnnior Leagll<', l{u~sdl and Hay Cups. Up to the time of writ;1,g Uw two latter Uornpctitions ha,·c nut begun. In the Junior League, which hi n, ,\v in progre:'s the tkhool Elcv011 has been V('l'Y successful. tio far, we have c•d r'ix lil:tlchrH. Of thos,! Bix "·ti have won thret•, drawn two :md lost one; i\:d h:!:: put. w: at lho top of tliu !able with Pight points ttllll we slill havo four ,natdw,; to play.

In my opinion, howovor, tho standard of our football has not improvcll l:t,:i. S<•;l'\011, :rnd 1 can ~ay with con\'iclion that om· s11cC(\8S in tho pr,.,:(,1,L ;i(•:1,:on is duo largoly to tl1t', snnndne;:;~ and oxccllt>nL judgment of om· il;;;L,H] ::m HolJ!'l'lS '<vho ha~ l'l·Ltl!'llf.:d to ru~urne hi~ position between tho upright::;

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Uitr' dc•foncc, except on ono or hvo occasions when our full backs forg-ot that

\\'<cl\.\ playing footuall and inclulgc<l in a few cricket shots, to wit," cuts", h:•.cl Lmm playing a fair game up to tho present. The chief weaknmis of tho team ;i(',"., nH 1 ah,.,y, knew, in the forward line, where there is plenty of room for im:1r(,ve111c>nL. The eomhinalinn is Hsn:dly 'scrappy, and whC'n the lino Joos mana::e Lo pic•rco tho oppononls' <lefrnce, thor,; is no tiniHh, the ball being often kicked ,F\l'.\i\lo tho npl'ight8 or over the cross bar.

Another significant fact in om· EleYen, is tho fear of heacling the hall. As result many opportunities at con v<·rling aro wmitocl and I am certain that when ou,· especially those in the forward li11e, lcaru to get thci1· heads to the ball ;n:tuy mote\ goals will be recorded in our favour.

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SCHOOL .MAGAZINJ,,

Yet, in spite of our weaknesses, we have hecn r1cfying onr npp(rnr·nt:; :md i( we can conquer a' few of them, there is no doubt that at the encl of the sc·,,t:Gil ,..,·:::. ehall have at least one of the Cups in our possession.

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B. Mew A'l''",

"Capt."

Football Characters;;·· flY

C. H. BIL\.ND. A. \V. R nommTs: Onr midget cnsto,lian, has saved with n gr,,at amonni. ,.J success this season. His fine judgtul'nt and agility, rnakc him !:'.aYe ,·,.ry ~,o.,d shots. Was outstanding during the Q.C. tour to St, Lucia; phys ,', fairly good game at centre forward.

C. 0. DUl\I:l\rETT : Our sturdy left hack has a great fntnre. He is a sonn(t tackler, possesses powerful kicks in both feet and ·is trustworthy when almw t,1 beat. Should uso his head more often.

K A. LEE: Plays in the right fnll back position. Ho kept 11p His goo,l rlay during tho season, rarely being off-colour. Rhonl<l 11r,;p hi8 1"i1rht font morr as a right back. Together with Du111111ett he makes a h:ml line to lm·ak.

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Played well in a few matches hnt fa<lc1l ont of ilw pie.t11re.

When in form ho is a fair tackler. Playc<1 at right half.

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L. DARROW: Played a fair right half position. Tackle;,; well, hnt mu,;l ;;ct. rid of the ball much earlier instead of dribbling.

D. I. \VES'fMAMl ; Our budding right half was seldom off-colour dnrin~: Uw season. Ho has a uni(Jne way of taking the ball from the opposin~: fo1·watds, but should stick to them more. At insi<lo right ho plays a fair g:mw ; h,w mnch room for improvement.

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Gcr,T,B'I'TB: Our inHi<l!l left has lo karn h11w lo paSH a hall cmTo<,Uy; 11. :,, either too hard, or too far hack. 011 llw w]p,lt•, he playrni well hnt ,;!,,:,:(,: got ove1· tho hall uwro when :;lwotin1:'·

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C. B. Mc\VA'l''l', (Captain): 'l'lw moHt Cl>llSiHll'lll player for the sea1:1on. At centre half, his posiLion, he was rnteJ best in .Junior League. Our .Captain is a strong, untirin~ worker, tackles well, and by his good heading, is n menace to op;io:;ing forw:mlH. Undet· his Captaincy Q. C's yo1i11g team has improved greally, an~ for this, we owe him much.

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WmnT : Shoul<l learn to control his feet when about to receive a ball. Ile '· cnts" a littk, but this is counterbalanced by his hard work, fair tackling, and good distribution of the hall to his forwards.

Mn. N. A. Gm,rns ; Our late Vice-Captain and left half of the team. He assists his wing man greatly hy his accurate passing. Usually Plays good game vvery malch, r1mghiug it at limes. He is always game. (\ .1\.. JS1t_\.~D : Vico .. Captaiu and outside left. A keen and enthusiastic player with the most powerful shot on the side. His positional play on the wing is somHl and. his ball control goou. His weakness is in heading and could he · use his head as well as he dues his feet, ho would be the distress of the opposing goal-keeper. Has borne his t·esponsibility as vice-captain well. [C.B.1\L]

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Daril!!: tho long neat inn, 1!l:\5, a band o( 19 boys from tho College, under the gnichrn:(' of ?.Ir. Drayton, anll accompaniccl by 1\Ir. Barker and mysC'lf, formed tho lirnt Q. C. party to leaw the colony and -venture forth to "fresh fields and 1,:,:-1!x,rr\.; il(e\1 .n Thro' !111· kiHd111·,:~ and e1wrgy of l>r. JI. P. Kmiih-Oillette of ;iL L1wi:,, (l1coU1cr to 'l.'ing' a,,,l 'Wing') anti an cmlhusiastic committee, a ·-:ariec! and interesting sports programme had JJcen arranged for us, while at 'l.'r-iniclad :;\fr. G. CJ. Grant, the \V csl Indies Cricket Captain and }\Jaster at Q.R.C., Trinidad, pl'o,i,lell 1m with ganH·s at Football and 'l'enniB. Hy ;! p.111. on A111~11:;t lHh, all om· party h:ul c11tabli:;hcc.l themselvt>s on board I.ho C.N.S. twly 11/111'!.in~ ancl promptly at 2.:\0 p.m. to the accompaniment of a· drenching 8!lc,WL'l' of raill and lusty wielding Of rattles and· 'tooters,' chiefly by l'anl :tl1ll Barker (George), we ca:::t olI, bidding farewell!! to tlie ho11t of parents, ·rebtivcs ancl friencl:; who h:-Hl 8:tl'l'iliccd their Sunday afternoon rc!ll, to seo us: :;:iJdy nff "iho. promifws. 011r mascr,t w:rn well to the fore and tho onvy of all.

A:-i tho nnul flats of B.G. disappr-arcll below the horizon and the Beacon wus left W(\11 in tho rear, we w0rc able to Hc·ttle dowu ; some of us, outwardly in a spirit: of. gaiety and nonchalance, to con lorn plate tho Atlantic rollers and their attendant 1dl'eds npm1 our 'mal-do-rn\lt'' comple~es-and compfoJdons, After heroically

(sic) repelling all advances from the ste·ward to "take a little something tu e:,, " I came to light at Port-of-~pain to find in onr nnmher a fc,v sympatlH:Li<: ,,uif• ,._ ers, but also many uncharitable elwff<·rs. .'i.10 p.rn. saw rn, ashore :rnd iii don: quick time we had passed the custon1s and installed in the Ice IIonsP Hntvl. \'L we met-1\Ir. Potter!! :Most of the boys haste11c<1 to see the· \'c·nr:znr·b-'!'·i: i,::,,i Soccer game on the Savannah, wl1il" \Ir. Dr:1ytnn :111,l n1ys:.r·H \\'<·1il i11 ·:::·, l\lr. Grant to rnnke final arr:mgPm<•nts fur tit,• 111onow':, i'~:.111,·,,. \\',, r,-,1•,·1,, ii '" <linnet·, to find that Mr. Harker had a111101mc1·d our aniYa! from tl1l· !~l:!n,1 \\·,r,·less Station, bHt WPre assured that tliPrc was no truth in flit· rurnom· tli:ci :1'·1"·:, Hall had ma<le stnpendons offer:'! fol' his senices as crnonc·i· t6 the !\.iU:. i':,1,<-1: Orchestra. "Anyhow" acldc<l :\Ir. lLtrkt:r "I'm snru l'm Loo rnuc:ii nL "gongster" type."

Hain provcntccl onr Tennis g:niw from being pL1ye(t at !!w Ei'l1,·dn],-,1 : ''"" but by l.BO p.m., the hot sun had dri(',l th,, hard conrts \\·c·Jl rnflt1;!.l1 take place. Our team, ?l[r. Barker, Cillvtte :'llajnr, Eytle and :\[cLC>:,11 -,,.·,•,(: 1 capped by the speer1 of the nnfamili:ir lurd c:omt,;, lrnt the Tl'ini,i:uliaw, v.Tr•· superior in court-craft and stroke play an,l dpfente,l us ·witlwnt the lo~,-; d set. The 01wning of the SoccC'r match at (J. !re. 1:ro1md g:1\·1· ,i,; t.11,• inq11-;:;s;• i1,n i 1, tho pei·fnrm;111crx would 1.n l'<'Jlt>ated li11t, !!,:ink,; to a 1,1i:"1,kk 1,y ;, r;r,n, • ! '''

hack and some magnific(•nt goalln•cpi111; l,y "I/owe.'' wr1 cin,·rf;l'd t1·oi11 ,:;,· ,.,,; :!:r · with 2 goals shared. The hospitality ul' om· 1ww friends in 'lrinidad bonntifnl to a degree, nntl we grca1ly :lJ>Jll'l'Ciaif'd the atlc·ntir,11 ·,,.,]1i,·l1 U,,.

Doorl(•y and Mr. Fa1·row laviHhcd up"n u~.

F'rom Trinida<1 to GrPnacla, wl1>:r,· ,1·p spent a tll'li:.ddfnl hu111· :,t f:r:n,'1 Hc•ach. ('!ljoyinls' tho crystal-ckar \\;,t,·r and rPfn·shinc: w:il1•1·-c:0(·11n11:,..

1:h• making our way to tho ship, ahoul 8 1,f n,; wl'rC' N<•akcd ihro' and t:11·,, ' :,. · lnsty and cheerful rendering of" It ain't g1Jin' to rain no mnn, :'' :md un1y tho " Ilawki 118" as the gangway was bving dra \\'ll 11 p.

\Ve fonnc1 on Board a party of ynm1g ladirs frnm the Crrn:1(b Girl:' 1··:,>i,· ,: Culture Clnl>, who were journeying to H. Lncia to comp,,tl• :1gairn,t L11 '.:H. Lw1;; ladies, over a period concnncnt with onr own visit.

On Thursday morning, having calie,1 in at St. \'ineent the ,,1::-. we arrived in Carlisle Bay, Barb:ulo:'. where we were mC't liy :,rr. B(•dd,•,,. \, r· aftPr dumping and feeding us at the' ltanisg:lte' and at i\frs. Ki Again "), brought out one of Bl'id_gvtown's colourfnl lms1'S anrl ii,; n,,·,,, i;, hnH driver, an<l wo toured tho island--1Taclddn11's Cliff, St. .fohn's ('linreh,

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1·ington Oollt•g,•, tho Crane lll·aeh -·:11,d tlu•n m:ule a n·.crn·,k;p(•c•d 11-ii, Bridgetown iihi Hastings an,l 8t. Lawrv11co. Friday was fr,,,, :rn,l t·:.,:l; ,,,,,. tho day- as he pleased-bathing, visiting friP111ls, m· oxplorin,..: tlH· Ii hot an<l crow,locl streets of Bridg,)t.qwn. \V(• picked up Lo;-diu Mc\V,,tt

Harl>ados for St. Lncia at 10 o'clock Uwt ev11ni.ng.

c;n-:1-::\'.-; COLLJ·:1:1: ;';('HOOT, )[A(;AZINE 11 ar. (. ;1:-;tri1·!·,., St. i.ut'ia 1 \Vbt·1·u \V(· ,vero ;,, i.:p ·lid:• ,,Lt·,·11llo1i:-;, ina n,•1 •Tll1dc~,; \·tTY plea,;aut 10 dayti. 'l'he St. '.:1s-.i:11:·: 1 iii'il\'•i 1 H1t i11 J',,r"'' to w1 l,:"n1,• their Yisitor:, fro1n Gn·nada arnl British ,;.,::,,,:, :11:;i ,L,· ;•:1rl:: \•:1J11d,·rl1d i1n1ll'• .:,i"n nf cordiality \\'t• rcecived increased "" ·!:,1· t,, d:,:: :r-; <>,u· \ i.-;it pn,~;r,•<.c.•·,l. No one coul<l Jo tuo much for us and ·"·'' i>,r-11H·,! 11,1111,•1·,nis frie11dsiiips \\'liidt ,1·ill List for mauy a year. Dr. (}illette 1.,1 his c01Hmitlen lirtd arranged a pr";.;rarnme which ,vas to keep us busy during •.,11; w)1ol,• i1,jun1·n. an,1. 1h1>11,:h it pr1)\·,·d 8trenuou8, tho 'plrasnrc' itPms more i,:cl:uw,··d i.k' t'IH'l'!.'..V ,,,p,•11,l,,,! :111d thr tirt•<l fpr,Jingl:l which tl,n boyH 111111tl. !1::. ,·,·, ,·xpc·ric•nevd. \\'c, \\·n·,· ;;,,oil c.:uinfnrtalJly .settled at tho Caribl)l'ana Hotol, inr,l:1:,·

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i )111· !ir,:t. ii\(111·,, ,,·:1s l·'.,otliall ;•,·,· ..·,, .., an bland XI. It. had pom·e,l with rain :•1·li,,i· in il1,• d;1:. 1•11!, :1ft,•r -111•1<'11 ,J.-li1»•ralion il w;uJ decided to play. \Vo lnHt :i,,· 11,:tl.-/1. i,y i;. -1, :1:'t,·r 1:"ori11•1 tlP· li1>l g<>al, lrnt l!1P scoro dnt•H not i!l(licat:o t.ho t:l "·.!::, 1,·,·i:ct:,rn·,, wllicli tlit· lH,:·~ put llp :tl..'.ainst a heavier and more experienced ,,,,,... \ 1 , ill,[ i)n,·,-11\: boy----C'onp,·r, 1•hy;_•,l a nohle part agaiust hiH old team, · i::1•· l:,;J:.•rt~ :n::l :ifo'S:1U pnt in ,,i,·rlini.: wnrk for om· Hi\lc. Tho boyH ,Yero

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' !.::d ,·"1,,:i,Jc.n·d it !i:td :rnllici,·lltl)' reco,·pred from a torn ligamc!lt (snsl :1: !;,1,~gu· iu l<:n!.;1:md l·arly thi;; year) but experience proved otherwise and ·, uy nuH:h ont of tile• spc,1·tint.; :u:th·itirs of our party. I did manage to J,,-,,):Ji,, !Jw Taltle Tl'nnis Garn,,, and tid:le a very small ball about sn/lieirntly lJ t,, b li' cnr side 1lefeat the Cosmo~ and Phwnix Clubs. Both of these clubs '.v,-:·,· Jd;1,l ,·no111.d1 to gi\·e ns the fn:e 11;-;e of thC'ir premises throughont om· stay ,u,,l ,, " -1·t; ,, most ,~rati•l:nl for their kin,1 iJlTC'rtl . .:-:atnr<lay evening we visited the h,"·1iix C:lnh for Talile 'i.'cnnis and Ll:rncing. \Ve won the match and enfoyeu 0

UH_: d:uicin:~ nntil n1id11ight. l::,ii1 1'(·11 ag:,ill on Sunday anil c:1n~1_·d the postponement of the Cricket match Thi; i.;anw \':as playrd in ishorts, owing to the soak<·<l "' •1:ii1 ;:,;, of tllP :.:rnnnd, lint thn matting wicket was lit for play. Tho Sl. L:1(:;1,is 11·,:1·,, di.,rni,;:,,·tl fol' ,s.;() alld in tll\' short lime kfL for play, the boy8 Wl'llt fo,· ,_;,,, ; 1:11'; :rnd :'l'<'>l'1''1 :> 7 fur th,.. loss of 7 wickPts. Late,-, after much bathing ;ci,.d. :o(:1·1:L;Liu1~ of erick,·l hoots and a hcai·t:r dinner at the CariLbeana, our party '>.n,n, ,.·ntor,ail,cd to a cinema show at Clarke's Theatre. .,, " '! ".. , ,. nnii] :: ;u11.

\L:n,L,y y;;,s th·') day c,f ou;· first visit to Vigic Beach, where tho wonderful Y::1:, mncb appreciated by thu boys and, latPr in tho wenk, by mysl'lf.

Ln tt.e ,:Lt,·rnoon Urn 8Ceoncl fotJt!Jall malch uersus an Islan:l XI took place and the ;; .. ;; ;·c·,-;nii ap;ain dumonstrntecl the superiority of the home 8ide. After dinner the c:on,·.::n ;;·i ,·ca the Q.(', party was (o t:,ke placo at Clarke's Theatre and proved snccc,s", Our eJlOl'ts wcr,: arlinirably supplemented by P.T. displays by ::_;t, Lucia Gil'ls' Clubs and everything went with a swing, Amos .' ,;d:· '-'-''-'l'C Y<!I'Y arnu;-;ing and you who know him (!an imagine Ham, dressed 1':1.(Lin,,:

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fJwagger cane, qniet1y (sometimes aln10:,t ;;iknlly) discunr.~ing HJ<>rv C!' le:~·,, 1 t: ,_ cally on the utility anrl ubiquity of '· _\ F,,m· Point FLtrP." ":-;,,,in\'" i'u ":''' proved that Bjng Croshy has a sr·rions rival ~-•llw·whc 1·1• :1ronwl L11s!,,, Dem., while yonrs truly leaning for snpp,,rt on a hamh<,o stick, sn mounting tho stage and inflictin,: 11pnli th(· an<li( nu· a ,,.,,ni,··11·li:d t,,,,, 1· not too monrnful, "Gran•yar<l ~,,n,,." Thn pr1H'1•r•<lin·~,; ·,:,'1',' :,rn11:.c\:' i· 1•,,, ... by tho very popnlar "Dentist's Jl,•n" dnri!lg whi,·h "l'ur·k" (uii "Terry," "0 Life," etc., etc.) kept thr, audic·1H·e and s1,me'timcs U,,, !

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Shortage of time prevented the who1e :-,Jioot taking plac~ at rm(·,,, h1,i·1l1c, · Shooting ,vas complC'ted an<l St. Lncia le<! hy l O pi.:::. Tl1e dr·hy(:d °' rom1<ls wi•ro fired on Thnr,;day hnt we· only Rnc,:r•c·d<'rl in n'dnein,~ 0111 3 poinb,. After breakfast (onr morning h•a) !lie mm·ning wa,; c.p,·nl r; :\, ,,d after lunch J\fr. Barker an<l Gilldtc• major played a nonh](',, 'f\•1rni:; \l:,r,·'.; 1 St. Lucia pair and snccr·c•tlcrl in losin1.: :! sdH to l<>vP--·T ns1• the!·~ I am convince<! that hot h <mr players cr,n ld ha Ye done rnnch butte:· :m/i l u. '· many garn1:s away through nPr,·011s :rn<l 1·n:1tif' hittinl! (mil nii,:,,i11:..: 'Ke!'r' manager1 to bend, very rlrastir·:tll:,·, on,.· nt' tlJ,, window p:,nP:i ii·· ; !." ,;,.,.

Ifoarlqnartf'rS. Everyone later r1·pain·,! to t]l(' Cosrnri:; Cluli for l'in''.·l':,,•:., :li:d dancing-the latter a very prominent fc·aturc ill 0111· social actiYitiC':-!. \Ve were favoured with excellent we:athvr the following day--'iYe,Jnc~ 11::vthe Athletic contests. Onr opposition \\aS again too i.;trong, lrnt ptnn' LL;l,1,,~1.·.d to secure 3 second places. Dummett pn 111 pcd wl'll ancl ,vas 011 l y bcntn1 1·~' r•x, <' k;d. efforts on the part of Lewi:-J and C!harl 1·,.: nf ~t. Ln (:ia. L1·,• (a] way,· n fri< ,. ' ·, n Banow helped tlw Grenada girls to d(,fvat a mixed ~t. Lnei:1 Heby wl,i short but amusing intel'lndc was pr,wi,h·d hy "Sonny Bnt·!.'an" and hi,: cleaning- np the 3 legged race. At tlw tea intrna1 tlw emnliinccl te:uns w,,r,' scntcd to His Honour tho Administratnr (tlw lfon. ,l, Bayne,;) who spn1;,, i11 -,\': 1,·nJ terms of tho spirit of friendship and nnrlcrstanding ercal!•d by snch inter-i',;;:1:;: · visits. 'l'he evening was spent at a pariy at the Gordon's l101ne whc,ro t]F was followed by vociferons rendPrin !.'" of pnpnl:ir c·nrnm unity gon;.,y, A [frr ',i,,,' our party were invited to Hoch Hall. tlJr• l'\l'..'.'..'.('<1 tr:dl to wl1icli lrnd :•1 well worn by such of onr nnm1wr :1s 'Fath,·r', C:enr_:!,c :ind J\refti,•. ,. "· I r", most enjoyahle dance though the shori1.ing tram had to lcavo early, to Lu the conclusion of the shooting nrxt morning.

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Tl,,· J.,]J11wing ev,·11i11g :\l r. I >rayton kept a large andirnC(' c:dn·rnely intPr,•,,Led wl,i](1 lw ,lisc11ur;;ed o!l tl1P charm and worn1er of om· own Kaictur Fall and fnlly dc,,c·rwd th,, warm :ipprr•ciation which was shown him at the conclusion.

Tbe slioi1 ~ for tlic l('c(11n· \YC·n' ](,:med to us by the Georgetown Y.l\I. Secretary, :if;·. H:HTY Ed\\'nn1s, whom WP thank herewith.

Xl'xl morning our Swirnrni11g team made a gallant btitnnavailing bi<l to <lefoat the St. Lnc:lans, l'olLll'<l shm\'ing np well and Leslie 1\Ic\Vatt delighting the :'pf•ct:-Lto1:1 ·with a 1Pugthy circnlar submarine swim which brought him half way hc1d: to tl10 starling pnint. robbing him of a po1osible 1st or 2nd place. In the :1, tc,i'nqnn '::o played our condtl(]ing fixture-Foot.hall v a St. Lucia Casuals XL 'l'i11s t,·:un i1wlrnl,·d I or ;i of th,• ~t. ;\!ary'A Cn1l(•gia1rn :mc1 wo act11ally AHCc(iccled iil di':t'.vi11:'. 1-----1. 1/nhc·rtA and :\!c\Vatt (Dkk) must lie commPndrnl for their ,vliolr·-1:l·:ll'lf'd pla.v in all tlir football matches :md deserve special praiim. \Vhen 1110 ~r:1nli' was ovPr. His lTononr the Administrator presente(l the priics to the \\innini: :,tlil!'tes and ti'aill captain:-:. and wo later hrlpe(l the Grcn:ula :md Ht. I.n,;i:1 pirL-; tn d,•moli,!t (wi,h gr(•at l'apirlity) the cakes which their teams won•· Uw '!,1iwlin;.:' bPing ~hod lint quite:- fa,-;t."

01u· \\'('Pk w:1s l1rought Ill a close ,vith a Ball at Clarlrn'f:l Theatre, which was t,•nc!,,it l,y JI is 1 !011our and many of his Staff. It was a fitLing end to a very 1 ·n_j11yabi,.• 7 days, 1·vv11 ll1ou.d1 :\fr. Drayton rlid eonclnct the Orchestra and Mr. .\'1·,;t,,n :I'' ,j,;[. (:,) lb· ,·ocali,d in l'Xt·c11ti11v; (!)"Dinah Lee."

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:"'n,Hi:i;: aft.er11oor1 w:1s spc-11t in glorions weather at Gros Islet Bay, where we ,11::d,) a 1•ic.ni<'- p:1rty of ahont 70 ! Thi' hatl1inr.r was marvello1rn an<l most ·of us ',:t.:ty,.,l ill' all tilt' a!'tt•rnno11. '!'Jiu only incidont of tho day w:u; tli:tt lhr chantr1•111• or 1L,· 1,ns whil'lt liro111.d1i· onr boys kept his pa~8engorf:l waiting from ;j to 1i_:;n i1.1n. \1 l:ilL' lw ,wnt hack tn Ca,;!rit'S to ha,·o his 'lunch' l Lat,·r, thoy all ! ;;rn,•d 1,1 1 • :l!ld ai'l<-1· wurking nut our Pxad financial position,' wu tried lo ropay : ilt, kil1,!111 :md lrnspilality of tl11• St. Lncia11s liy giving a party at the Uaribeana,

Tbc, next day ,1·a:,; our last. A number of nf:l passed the n1or11ing at Vigie l:e:wl1, n,[,11·ni11.i, acrnss tJic, harhonr as II.J\f.S. 'AJa.,·' made fast.. From the '\for.i,·' '.vliid1 J\l,-. l)rayton. ;'\Jr. BarkPr a11(1 I, visitrcl in tho afLNnoo11, Cmitries :,rndo :t pn,tt.y sight. The vil'w exlcn<le<l for miles along the CoaHL and miles L1l:u1d. \\ ]i,Je bP!ow us tlH' ha hour forme(l a charming f:lctLing for the' A.Ja.:c' and thu " /_,1,!1; ;\',·Ison " whid1 w:1s to start at (j p.m., taking ns back to B.G. After lu11d1, I.J,r· lioli,J w;i,-; f1tll of li"ys packing, a11(l searching for Lathers, f:lhoes, ties, t,1wels. 1oCJt1dl togs, etc. etc., lrnt liy 5 p.m. all were ready and we trooped down to the' /.({fllf .Yl'lso11.' Onr mnltitu(linons antl vociferous send-off was typical of i.lw c"rd ial :-:pir1t shown to us liy our hm;ts, whof:lc kinuness will bo an ever· plcrts:~nt n1crnory of onr visit., retnl'n journey was chiefly memorable for

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'l'he ship was extraordinarily steady and oven I folt 110 syll) internal discomfort, and the cool breezes of Dcrncrara ,Yere quite: ·welcome the island towns, which are mostly on tho sliellorcd side.

I conclude with thanking persur1ally and on behalf of ever:/ H!l'ml.,., ,,-,1· party, Dr. Gillette and his very cnc•rgetic cornmittee, whn iwlhi :h: i: efforts to make ns happy, carc·fr(·1.: and cornfortabh·, and we t•xtvnd Io th;; Lucians a hearty invitation to British Guiana, where we ,vill lw in ;30JL<; measure, to repay their generosity.

The Queen's College 'l'hc past school year has :,;ecn considcl'alilc de-velnprnent in ill•· ( ':,,J,·\i: ,··l, .; can now fairly be ;;ai(l to have taken t!H. ir place :m1ung the i:hLili!li ,.

College. \Ve lost onr commanding ollicrr, Mr. \Y. \V. L .l,mc,', in (k;olw;·.

J\fr. Drayton carried on for tht· rest of the Autumn Tvrrn alld I c;l1utdd r express my thanks to hir.n and to the :::.l'.0.0's. who h:wc hvlpcd 00 much ,,ir· took over tho command in .January.

The former Uadct l'latoon is l!OW or;~aniscd as a Cowp:i1ly oi' four L,F · platoons. Each half-platoon is recruitc,1 frolll onP of th,· rour hc11:,c·.,. Thh;: u,L,· it, posHib!P to intrll(ltH!(~ the spi;·iL of inlt-r-.l1ousv co111pditi"11. ·111,i,·J, :,,,; done much to raise the standard of the whole ( 'omp:uiy. 'J'l1c, m1n1h·,·;,; h: \ ,. maintained and at the end of the school yl'ar there werv cad,·tfi u:i the compared with 48 at the beginiiiw, of the year. In ar1dition ·'> ncn,:ts W(:1:r· trnine!l to Iii) vaca11ci1·n in tlw Coinpany. l'ara1le::1 have liecJt hultl m, a ru.lt: oo \\'edJt1:::;day aHc·1·n,,u11ti d111·i11~· r,,•;: , ,,,

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The standard of drill anrl turn-ont l1as liccn ;-;atisfad"l'.\ :ind Ui,·rr notable imp1·ovellll'ltl iu thu general diil·il·ncy nf tlw .1\: .(: U\,. ll' 11.\' l had more ex pericnet\.

Ou l\Iarch ll tb, 1D:t,, th<.· C"rn pany was ills peeled CoL i ir:,dln, niandant of tho Local Force::;, w h <J g.ivc a Y(TY o:.1t.i:;fact(lry l'C! "•rt !><>' h 1 ,n t 1,, i, and drill. Tho Cornpa11y took t>:ul ,,itlt till' n·~t of th· Luc:li Vorc,•s in ,!,,, ,., monial parades on tlw occasions "r the ~ilv,·r .lnlJilvu «rid Bidl o, J' h:i11g, and mounlt·d a (:nan! of llo11<>11r 011 ll.E. T!1,"'G\i\1·ni,,r ,.,11 ~1:·1,,·:.:, A Competition ('!llhracin,: all aspects uf C:1d('t train Platoon Efficiency :Shield. The: rv~ult was as follow:-·.,f /.)

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Two slwoli n,; mat,.:hes \\ 1•rc held during the 8urnmer Vacation. In tho first No. l I11i':11ltry CPrnp:u,~- we wvre s11ccps,:f11], tho l:lcorcs llC'ing : -

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H ic, )10pt',d that the :1(:li\ilif's of the Cadets will be extended during the comirn.; y,':tr :u1d their rc•pntation fmlhcr enhanced. It should he tht• ambition of ,:v,Tf 1,1;;,·,·1t',: C:ll!ll');<' liuy to ~:vL into the Cadet Company, not to lr:u·n to he a ,:1>i,il,.r, li11t Lo d,·\dup th,·, irt111.·s of olwdiP11cP to or1kn;, 1,;rnar!11<·~s of lil•aring, !1-:u!,,n,liip, aUvutiui1 Lu dt'tail, .u1d a healthy pride iu his College, hi:; Uolony and

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ighlights of the Tour."

BY oAl\1.

I\l:u1y Utin.~:s contl'ilrnled to make tlw tour ovrntful, ono of which being that llt'il :wd :,Lt111 trav1·l·!t-d fin,L-cl:tsH (?) for lho lin1l and lai:it t.imo (?) i11 thoir livos. /\11d lhi,i b lww iL h:q>i'H~ll,'l!. When 'l'rinidad wa!:! but a speck in the· distance thee:(, tv,o wortl1v8 were ,i,;:;:tilcd with thirst. Water was there in plenty, but o.h

Efo, what water l So they appealed to dear old (?) Uncle Fred, who had fluked a lln,t-el:tt,:-l ri:,c1:;a~;t', to help them out of their predicament. Ho, judging from t~o exiwrience ,)1: hi:; youth, a,l ri1-1cd them to walk into the first-class salool), ana t"ieinand drinks, yes, demand, because· if they showed any trace of -inferiority

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· complex, their bluff would have been call1:d ,111d the m:tHcr would lt:•., ,. c·1 with an introduction between the ste\,ar<l's :-:hoernak(_'r alld l\·n\_; :t'''' i":,,,, ,, tailors. In short, they would have be(·11 kicked ont. :md lnrd too. .\ ••\ ,.,.,,_. they put on a bol<l front antl cnterrd Uie :oalnon. !lc-iug \\1.d[ dr,·~;;,.-d, if:.·) , ; probably mistaken for first-c1ass passe11gl'r:::.

Bon took the initialivP, as those Ill )"lltl \\'ho lrnow liirn 111o1iid , , 1', fact, poor ~am had a job to look the pal'l. Th(:~- pr11cT('1kd t(I I LP liar :J,;, , ::,thronged saloon. "Let me have two s(,ft drir,l,:,:. pli :iE<', 1 • Fili l'u1. T!:c l·,,n: :11: ·impressed by Ben's aristocratic tone, irnrnPdiatr-1~- rq1li1·d: '· T,,h; a t::lii,·, .c,:, ''""' you'll be served in a minute." Yom· l1u1nlilv H·rv:rnh 1•rne<·c-d('d In :, I,,:,[, .. only vacant one in tho room-an<l sat down.

Tlicru wen· tr,m·ist;-; l<> r,;d,' o!' them, tourists to loft of them, tourists in front .,f t liern ,11 ,_,i l 1<· Iii nd t b short, they were surrounded by touri:;ts. ,\ftr·r crn;;sillg tL, ir !t·L'!', ii,(·, surveyed the scene.

As tho drinks weren't. forthcoming, !k•n rappvd nn llw L'.b~s-t<:p;H,1 i:i:1!· \Vhen tho waiter approached Ben said:" \\'aih:r, get rn1, two :,ufl drinb·." Tl waiter was literally struck dumb by his tone.

In shnrl. hl' Y:a;-: :: • ,,.],, When he had recovered snfficiently, he ~aid:'' Will you 11,L'.'C' _c.:in~t·r ;,i,·. ·,·!Ii,men?" "No, I <lon't want ginger ale-. it :tifrr-ts my tl1rn:,.:: i,,,_v"11't orango cru::;h? '' "No sir." i-:ai<l tll<' wait,•r, in :t n·cJH·cl f,11 , (,i,·,·. ·• in,1 ,.,_.

Jinwado, t<ir, :iu,1 l'<l rn<·otnmend it.'' 1:,-11, :1!'1t-r ;'l'l"''-'rin,· t,, ""'1: ,.:, "All right, ld us haTe two lime:-;." Tlw w:1itl'I', 11,,t :ipp,·ari11,• t,, 1;;1d1" -i '' \Vhat did yon say, sir?" "Tw,) linH·.,, i'::tiL1:r." U,·:1s~ll!'vd, iii•· \\;til despatch the order. Ben matle it appear that ht· wa,; Sll f;,1ndi:u· will, ii• that he could afford to leave out the Lttt<•r p;,rt of tlw v,or,.L Tlii: tirn",: :>, limeade Jw CVl'l' tasle11 wa:; l!l:tdl' l1y ::,1111.._.l.i1i,; linw i11(,_, ,,11:·:,r-·,: ,y:,, i;lwrt, cookie's i;wank.

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Hnt what of Sam? H,\ wa,; lib• :t li:;]1 (,11t 111' wal1·1·. 111 :a];,,,-t. llwrc. Ho was c<mv11becl with Jauglit,-r. \',hici1 :w iri,·d t<> Ji:,:,· ,,y dropping his hallllkerchief aiul pid:i11,-' it np.

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'!'his is what Ben tol(l :-;am in an 1•11d1·rto1w.

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H we get kieke(l out, you'll be the cam,· 111' it."

l:tn!.:lii111~ and lhil<•n.

At this stage of the prnceedi11g::l, tl1v drink:, :u·;·i1·,_,,l. "< ,:, 1 'Yi,,: think of the Ethiopian qtwstion :'" 'l'h·· tn111-i:,ts -,-.,·rr• tni,,fi,,, !. !:,-,, :•:1 were now the cynosure of all PYt·~1nnrmnring incoherently. Then llt-n tuld :---:,11!!. thnitl!~li r:•i, ,·.o,-i:v:· ,,i' hi~ "'l'ltoy t.hink we're Abyssinian !'ritJ(''-'~- \ ''" l"'"'· _,. \ !',,.,. :,,,,,, hiK lia11dlrnrchief', Im r<.::-mlvPd to Hl:t;'.•' :1 ,·,,,1;,·-l,:1e·!; !,_\- :::, 1 111':. (Ji yon happ(•Jl to he in tlw,;c, parttl :'" Tl,,· 1 1,I:, \1;;:; · •· 1Y,, 1ny ''"'''·" 1

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"Queen's College Debating Report for School Ycm· emJ~nr~ J BY <\ L. l,l;C'Kl!O{l.

A ratlH,r h0ctic Hc:hnnl yrar in lll:lll:,· r,•,;pN•i,; li:1;.: had il,; :11!\·,'l' ,, ,,: From one thing awl anoth('l' w,• !'"1111<1 it :1 r:1ilw1· dill;,.,!]( 1, boys to tllwotc acl0quatc time to the pr,·p:1r:1ti»n nt d<·li;1ks.

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Hnwovcr, qnito a nnmh<•r of lH,,·,; 1·,•ali;,1• tl11' inrn,,·11::,· lirn•·'i' ·:,.,,. getting from lltis ;;oci<'ly and Wt' :1n· pkt,;,·d to IH• :di[(' t,1 1·,•1,,,r, fl,::t "''· guidance of ]\fr. C. rr. Coat0s WO ha\'/' h,,,,n alilr, t .. ]'(l-l))'c'.lt1lli:(' 0111' ~,,.,,jr,i;: now bears the 11anw of The (J1wen's C"!I,·",' l.itc1·:1r> :rnd i l,.Ji::· in;.:~:.,,,~:, 1.'

Onr progranrnw fol' t!ii,.; yi,•ar lu, 0111· 1·e-orga11i,;atio11 has hv<'n

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operation of onr membor8 i,; maintaiiwd il11rim: tltis ,.:d101Jl y,:;11· ~hall ht• :1IJ],. t,, p1·,·,,·11t :1.11 ('ntir,•!.1· 11n

state that ncxL year we flattcl'ing r'C'porL

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G. Barker Y. Cooper 8n:rmrler: E. C. Debidin C. E. \Yillinms spoke for the n10tin11 ;1n<!

Harrow, Lonng, Ihrker (i) 8poke again,t ii.

Opposer:

The motion was rejected by :2:? \'<>L,·,

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Annual Sports. . \ l:, r 1n:t1d11;•. :di arr:t11g,·1nv1l1;; !'Dr our A1111ual Athletic Sports it appeared t]ul ,,. .. w11uld h,, .,J,li,:vil to pc,,tpn1w the meeting- on acconnt of the rnin which J, .. _:;:111 tu l':!I! at tli,• lll'~dnnin~i or tlw ,,·e('k.

However, aK the clays paKse<l tho ,,,•,1th,·.- ,d1:u1g,·,l and ,;ports lil'c:1me possiblP. On Friday 22nd March, the meetillc'. tllr,1, '··.t:e 1,11 th;:, U'.C: (in,1m,L It was witnessed by a large number of ,·.pt·d:dor;-:. .i fi::; l:.,celk11cy ll1,· Aeling Go\'ernor an<l his wife were also present, l,1:t <ll, :il'1:,;11nl oC i:np,iri:illl b11si11,.·,:;; dill not arrive until tile intt•rv:d. : t·.

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A, \. ,·1·r:i,a \\ J11 y ac;ai n kindly consented to act as starter, and at 1.30

p.1:.. ,,i,:,rp the: lOU yd,.:. under I :1 \\·as started. At the begi1111in~ of the meeting no on,, k1ww who the Yarinns ('!Jampions would be, but at the end young Leslie L11nJ, ,,.·ho ran nnbeall:n ,vas 8Pni,,r Champion, while P. Rodrigues and G, Cozier,' ,•ir·:·t: .J 11111,,1· awl ttllllcr l :1 e\1:tllipions respectively. 'l'he House Shield was keenly

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contended for ancl to the last e\"'ent it was uncertain which hnuso wnn ld he --;·ic• o.-i. · o~s~ D'Urban House (D) howeYer, endecl on top with a total scor0 of :l\0 poini,.;, while Haleigh Honse (B) was second with 81 point.s, Austin IIondc ({!)third. .,.,.i,h 80} points and Percival House (A) fonrth with 75 points . .· ·•· .

Through the efforts of Mr. D' Anjou; a most conscientious trainer, a great irn:. provement in the standard of each class has hccn shown. 'l'he following arc the detailed results :-

Results of Annual Athletic S1;0-rts, 1. Long ,Tnmp (Under 13)-lst: 13 ft. Sf ins.

Chalmers;

2nd: Clal'k:

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2. Long .Tump (Un<l('r 1:,)...:_lst: l:11drignrs (i.); '.2nd: Charlr~: :h1 · l\,,,,.r,n,.

-DiHtanco: 17 ft. H ins. it Long ,J nmp-lst, : A \'ery ; '.!11d : Wi!.,!lil : :\rd : l !,1 rJHT.---- ! lifl :11 H'" : i r:. r:. mt ins.

-1. 100 Yards (Unclrr 1:3)-lst: f'nzier; '.2nd: Fnrl<'y; :1l'd: l\01c".··-··'!'1,,:.,,: J :3 sec:.;, 5. 100 Yards (Ovc1· Li)-lst: Lon!: :ln<l: Avc>ry; :lrd: AlcLc:m (_i.)-·--':i; '": mi secs.

G. 100 Yar<ls (Under 1:,)-Jst: ('li:1rlv,;; '211,l: na~,(·mH: :\r,1: \\'ill;;.--·'l'i,,;.· 111, socs.

7. 2:20 Yar,1:-i (Un,kr 1:3)-lst: (.',,zivr: :2n1l: Farky; :~rd : Dulphi11.· .. ·:·;,,,,~:

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8. 2:!0 Y:mls (Tfnd,'t' l:i)-L,t: -Time: 2i J. secs. !),

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l\a~c1,111; :2nd:

Chn;-ks: :ll'd: l;o.Jri•:,w

220 Y,mls (0\'0r l:1)-·]st: Lur,1; '.2n<1: )Id.can (i.); :1rr1: ;\•;-c•1·y.-·Ti•:,·· 2;J} SCC8. 'l'hree-Lcggc,l Hae1,-bl: Tlt"mps,11t and Draytoll.

Half l\filc (Un<h·1· Li)-Jst: n.. wJing (ii.): :2nd: ;\filclwl!; ill'd: <irinH"t 'l'imc :2 rnin. :H/, ~··es.

Trait: :\filo (Over l.'"1)-lst: I ':i11wrn11: :!11<1: !l{md1,r~lll1:. :',r<I: J:r;:n.:.--·· Time: 2 min.:!:!!, s!·<·s.

Ct·ickot Ball (Urnlm· Li)-1:-<t: Tnrpin: :2nd: Will~: :h,1: (';frli·l,y.--.!j; tancc : ti7 yds. 2 fl. 11. ins.

Criclrnt Ball (<>vt•r l;i)--J,;t: :\kl'li,·rs,,n; :2nd: C:i!ldt<': ;1!'1t; 1kJ,;,;;,;,.--:· Distanco: !l~ y,l:.;. ~ ft. ~ in;..

Sack Race-1st: ?l[cLean (i.) ,uo Y:1!'(18 (T:rnlcr ] ;, ) - ht : I;;11Tnw : :!nd : Ho<lrigne~ ; ,hl : Ch:,rL<·---'l'imc : ti4~ sees. ·1·!0 Yards (Owr l:1)-hl: Lnr.J: :~nd: 1\kL<•:in (i.); ;;r,l; (.':,nwr-;,<, · -'i'i,."' ;};, ~ HQCH.

18. High ,Jump (Under 13)-1!:il: Clarke; ;Jud: J<:yLk; :;ni: Yo,·ii. ·· -, !,·i'.,;,; •l ft. G i IIS.

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3rl1 : Carroll.-'l'imo :

;!,\. !I \';,rd'; ,:,•1· rn)--lsL: llo.1·,·1·; :!1ul: Tiing-Cltr.011g; :lrd: Cox. ; , . : di; .,-,,:·, l '::•i,·1 l l )--] ,.: : .\i:,ml : :!lltl: CanH•rou; :lrd: Lord. i· :::,cc' ( ! r:d,·r l LJ--·lsi: \\'al:iio11.

Yl;·,L, (l'rl'p.)-.!,;L: Willi:1m,: (iii.); ;2nd: Uaskin. ·: i. ! i,1: 1:eby--·Id: li:1kigh: ;!ud: .\nstin; :1rd: D'Urhan. ····lli'-\Y:,r-l;;l: 1Yl'rhan. ,il,l J;1,.n;' U:,cr· (:21)-1,.;t: ':\ii·, Al<•x:1rnler. :·.:; l \Ii,,· (Open)---Jsi C\um·ro11; :!nd: Wc:clmaas: i)rd: Mcl'hcrson.-'l'imo:

;,',,r '.;,.,third tii:H· th(, c,up, pres,.:•ntr,d hy His Excellrncy Sir Edward Donham \ 1i, :1,:l1 :, 1d:wui·n Hurliicl' High Seliool, SL :-:;tanislanH Colkgo and Quceu'ti • ,,JJ,,,.; .. , •,:,·: cu1ll1.·,,t,·d [or. ilittclt to our rvgrPt. the Berhice High Hchool l>oyH )lt; to talrn pal't.

They com pl:tincd or thP inconveniences antl llit<re- 1,ii':1dr,,w from Urn uweting. The sport:; werP however. carried on between and (fncen's College:. \i ,.,. ;_: a ,,_•ry i::1c:resti11g nwl'ling His Excl'lh'l1cy Sir Geoffry Northcote

enp :ind congr;itnlated tho boys on their brilliant performance. He 1

t.lic re, 1nl.',;t of .T. D. V. Thorne, Head Prefect and Captain of the School, S,ihi.>:, :uul F:dh<·r J\larriun to grail!. the Schools a holiday.

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t Y:, :·d~ (.! :1ni"r,;)-l st : Ht. 0.C. ; 2ncl : Q.C.-Timo: lH secs. ; \l!) Y:, id': (;:,,•n ,r~ ,l-1 st : !J.C. ; 2nd. : St. 8.C.-Tirno : lOt socs.

1 :,,.,"''''CC: tl,,, , ':i,·kd liall (.funiol's)--bt: St. S.C.; 2nd: St. S.0.-Dis-

Ut,.' C:rid:,·l Bail (0l'nion,;)-lst Q.C. :. :2rnl: St. S.0.-Distanco:

:-,r. :-:i.C. ; 2nll : Q.C.-Timc: 281, socs.

U : Q.C.; :2nd: ~t. S.C.:-Timo: 24J HC'CS, ,,nip (_.Ju:: ;nr:;)- )c,L: Z),.U.; :!nil : :-il. ~.C.-J>islance: Hi H. ~ ins. (:)r,;1i1J,·i)-l:-,l: (}.C.; :2wl: Q.0.-Distanco: 18 ft.Gins. '"'ci:J (.J u.,tiois)-1!:it : Q.C. ; 2ml : Q.C.-Time : G85 se('s,

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Yards (Seniors)-1st: Q.C.; :l11d : Q.C.--':'i111,·: :°'-:' '. ~",::--:.

1.: :!nd: Q.C.·-Tinw: 1:', ,. ,· 120 Yards Hurdles (~oniol's)--lsl: ().('.: '!11,l: i).C.--Tiiw·: ]., : :· High .Jump (uncler J:3)-ht: 1,1.\ '.: :!11d: 1;.C.-'lfri:.:U: ! !i, JiaH Milo (Under ];?)-1st: ~:1. ~;.('.: ·:11d: ~:t. :-i.C.·----TinlZ:: '! , Half l\file (Stmiors)-lst: (J.('.: '!nil: (J.t'.---Tin,, : :i 1,::11, · 1;1 High .J11rnp (;-;cninrs)---b1: <,I.<'.: '. 111.J: :·,l. ;~.( ·.- -! !,,:"1,1: 11.elay l/ace-1:,;t: (j.C.: :!11d: ;·\t. :--;,r'. 'l'ng-of-War-Q.C. \\'on.

Q.C. won the enp ,.,-itlt '.I:\ p1,i11ts t" :-;t. ;-i.C. ,1, ;'<>1:11,-,,

11. 100 Yards (Under IH)-1:;t: :-it. ;-;.( 12.

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Athletic Charnctcrs, C. S. J\IcLgAN: McLean is

untl()nl,lcdly 1~1t1·u1's C:0U1·g··\i 1H·st 1111-r,, :,,,.

This squat flyer rnns from tlw ltuHdn•d to t!ic, mile ,1i1,l 1iuisb(;.; ,:, :·>· ,,:, fully. He has hel<l the ::3enior Champin1!sl1ip for t'.\',~i yr::1.:-:; :,,,; nately was not np to his usual st:irnbni this year. Ifo h,'.i :ti np against Intel'c0I01lial men i11 th(• Irnnlle,; all<l hold~ tL, this event. \Ve an· prond to ha1·,, hirn :t,; t>llr .\thklii:

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W. W. AVERY:

Sprint Ohampi<, r,i' tlic: ~d10ul mid oJ Llili,:!i (: >.,J:· of under 18 years. Startin.~ Iii,; 1ir:ot yc>ar at Cr,llP!.:U i,y 1,ci!l.' champion this yoimg ?.[t'tcalf l1;t,; tlt,· !'l't't1!'d ,,t· wiuni11g tlic 11 ii year except or,c until l;);l:i. 1:r1!'"d:!11=d,·ly Jt .. j11~l in ,,J jJ,,. -..;,.,, 1)

ionship liy Oil\' point, hut at till' J:.<;.('.('., Ii" 111111..!d iii<' by winuing the l(Hl yards :111<1 :. 1 ·.'11 y,11·,I,, i11 ti11c ~t

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'W. A. IJUltGA:'.i: A tall po\\·,·rl id atlih·tL•_is unt· c,f !llil' 11ttbl:1ndi,,:; and high jnm1)ers. He startc-.J his ,\lhldil' c:m.>er ,ts:~ ;;printc:i' :tr,,, 100 yds under 1:3 record, Fr0m l1is n·ottlls 11·,.· ~cc ikt\ lw li:1,, t!1,• -::1:l in a short timu will al'!1icv•: 111111·h '.'lit:,:,·:;,< \V. H. CAMMTtON is one of onr at]iJ,,t,·c; wl1n ;;iv,·,.; prolltis,· nf l ,1,; di:,;tance rnmrnr. lii:,; style, it i,i lt·u,·. i,; tu101·tl10dux ln1\. we Lc•!ie·" short time he will improve in tl1at dir,,cti()]L At ow· .l:t:st ,mm,n 1 showed himself much alrn\'<' 1J1,. otlH·r.~ b:v ka1·in:., the:,, c0:Hl ; half mile a qnartPr of a lap :111,i i11 tl1,· niiJ<, a half ,,r :1.

L. If. Lonn, one of om· most prnmi,:in:~ athletvs, may wme heights. He began hiir can•er at an P,:-rl:: age and though r;,tl1,·r si1.e has an astonishing stridt•, He is at p1T8ent Senior Ch;nnpi.:m ;!f'L ing led the field in the !Oil, :2·20 anrl. ·110. l\fnch i::! cxpcctc•(l ui wish him the best of luck in hi:ci t'1tl1m· carc·er.

BA:,:,Col\1 is a very promh;ing jnni"r: tlion;:h ,.;rn:1.lkr Uwn 111.:, ,·i,·:d:, !',,,.

Champiom1hip he leJ the lil'ld in th· ;!:!O ;11•d ,i.lil ,tnd ,\:1,,1 1• 1::'rd

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iJti' illil and lrnrdl,·;;. Ji,· i::kC'S athldics more scriuusly than the others of hie, tltw; wo c•xpc,ct tu l1l':1r more of this young athlete. :.:11

\1:Ll.:', lli" •. ,,Ji,,r c1,l .. 11rful j1111i"r who madu liis dobut in Colkgo ~porLl:I in gr:,n,l :c:ylc,, led tlw pack in Llw iUU and always succcedod in being 0110 of the iir;-;t three Lomn in his r·n·nt::;. Bigge1· than the other juniors he has lots of scop:: for irnJH'O\ ing his standard.

". l/liUlW:L'l·:;,; onr prc~r,11t j1rninr

champion is perhaps the most orthodox, and

thurdurc tho prdlic:,;L juni(Jr hurdler College has produced for a long time. ] l.i:,; fort lies in the jumps thuugh he did quite good in the middle distances.

Un Vil:t!'tc(t hi:,; athletic can·,-r when quite young and has kept it up excel-

l1•ntly.

We hope that he will be just as successful in the years to come.

and Cricket.

BY

)Jr:. .• \lt'l'JJ\"11 ,J. HIC'llARDSON. l:1 c»,1,1ilyi11:..: wit!t tll\' n·,pi,.,,.;t lo cunll'ihutc au arlielc of i1tLm·1•sL in tho 'ii'· ,·ii',; C'<,ik::L' _:IJac:aziuc 11[ 1:1;).i, I firstly wi.,li lo thank lho:,;u rcspousililc for · ,,,,: ·1-ri,1' . ' , '1, l1,,11,,11r 1q,,>11 11:,·, l11tt \\']1il,· lw;iring th,, lilll, of l'rol'l':o:oional f ';-i,·/;,:[1·1· ! ,t,,1t't l'··,,1',.-::: I<> lw :, i,nif,·,:~i1111:il j11111·11:dist, 8<! tlH·rufo1·1- :q,o!i,giso :.:1·,,,; . '.lit ;,\'."> i'11r ;111.\' ,·1Tu1·:: i11 st.1·l,. I might ,.,.1·~· uasily wakl', I always IJ,•liuvo ::t J1:,,·i11.,; a sliot al ll1i11:.'.S ~" l ~im:,.,.n,ly lwpl' m~· shot al Uw above11aml d article ,., 1:i. i.w :t:, :l·,·:1r ilw L1ilbL·)·v :t.~ 1111:;:;il>ll'.

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in ,f, ,·i,iin:,i L>l1 su1!l,·liii11;: t<i •::rile, about l lrnvo tri(·J to hit on surnolhing · k• \\'ii i i,,, ,1C inl,•1·t·sl a11d iw11l'lit to Uw l1oy:, of Queen's College as it has ccr:,"1ti:, li:,,·11 »!' .'~l't·:tf i,t:,:n;;I :i11,I l1,'11vfit lo 11H·.

Seeing llmt. up to the Jll'eSelll :trnnnd tl1u world l ,d1011ld lw iu l :w1 atl<-111pling to \1Titu alJout.

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:1;_\' day;; at :odw,,l l al \\'ays had a liking for Geography, ·arnl when L·,c'ui: -\·1.~ ,lw, J :dw:t)'" to11k far grea1e1· interest in it than any other. I .\,i<li,•d ,n:,p.,, ii, ,n>· :<J1:1r1; ti1111· a11,l JistPncd altc11tivcly to all that wa8 told mo

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Jt: i:3 .:i1q1ly ast11unding (o l1l':1r the tiuestious that have beun w;Jrnd mo when; ,;, ,Eil:ctcJ.,L t1:t1.·l.~: of llrn world 1,y !,!'rowu-np people, about certain countries ·and

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'ttcffne''(ij~aficfeS fronJ. COU.fati'Y . to ···connfry.

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·. ~atCpartfof Australia,I ,vas told Qneensl:uH1, JJtLtrainffrom Perth .in. Western Australia, w1:v1·0 :, Jo,fin~4L:my enqt1ir~r that it took over S(!Ven ';:f:?: 9~eensland he was flabborgasted, not ie.·cfth'ec~*ntry or the distance of one stal0 frorn ' i ,,

~;f1ista~~~~!/could quote ,,vherc.peo12Je in ·one

<:>rjinfafo r.egards/to other··parts,·afailing . p1,.~~Ltrru~illg, , I have a,rgn(J{;l for years a1i<1

I :11.trihnt,d· year, Lint

c#t>on"fGe~grapby so that people wonld be bl!th'r ·_-;y~?31tt'~ipire, bnt with foreign countries as well.

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.c:,"c, f~;·'.t'.nollths h~ve heard and read le,! :,ly,nt l:tre~;):ItaUa11;· French,·,·and Bl'itish Somaliland, tlw ·~n~1}11~cl}l1e,different:.countries .in the. 1\foditcrranen.n fcC1n:sicl:erabfoJ,ri.terest and importance owing to the troub1(( byss.i~i,; :~ttfhivirig.seeri all of them with the exception of the !;i~t uati6n. ·i)f m.u<;h greater interest to mo than if I hadn't '<::·ro!i~e11tpl~ces w~ich are the talk of the world toc(1ay,

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11.1n 1ny:na,ti'te oonntcy, .Australia, whore the . gtato

ei(apa1;t/rl'~r!h;Jhe.capital of Western Australia 1wing 110

?/fiul Lfrciin. Adelaide the,capilal

1t rn:1y ho "r

of South Aust1-alin.

boys ofQueel'.t'S)to ~now that on one al.retch of t.his long· r,ii i w:,\ ,

stra.ightas an'ar:row for 300 miles across tho Great Nulbbor :;il.ii•,,

;L"t.Mt!~:t~f~llid~thrdttgh evc:ry 1stute in Austmlirr I was for:lc ,:,i.

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untries;of tha\vorld such rui Cc-don, those eon.ntrh'i! tond1i1,,· hJoli·if.havo mentioned-l<~gypt: Paioll!inc, l\folL1, J ~\'. i .. ain,i.Portu~a,1,England, America, Canada, 1Ionolnln, d)SoU:th Af~ca, ;Madeira, .and lastly tho Y:trions Britlsh'Guiana:.·,'.rcrhaps the boys atQnecn's will s:1.y "how oil t~l.low tlie,.'\vor.l~ li~e this if he is only a crickct01'o" College,. I am jusl, coming to the illmiikti yot1•st{up:,,ndJakenolico.. I am goiiig to tell yon to 'travbl th6~'orlW!ind ace all the:;c countries of 1mclt wide was because I succeeded h:fthc very game which I htw~. \c<Jllk

~ee a~ r\% ~o~;,'iii'yii.lgf;;-:Que~ii'.s

l~·/i11;J~~{i::?tt>~ifit~ this,a punger:~ays,,;:[Yon. belo~g to

you all hav.eth~ samo

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Colony' of the.west Indiei; who

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\'fis:Jli:theWeit(indi~lrtcket teams, whot,our to othor com1Jde/: oS sttooeecl\fn':l,eiil~ 'foclttd()(l in one.Of thniiO tolldilg <

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pportu.nify of'g~oing the world :is I

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.·hara an<l::~tndf." e~ery department of tho gmne just ais J

om,~nts;or;/hollrB~l~r,q.ays,)but for weeks; months and '·'·L

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years,

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·; i: ir., c1il,[·,:1t,, ph•nt~· of patiGll(',f', pc·r:sevf\rancr., :1nd ,pluck,' l ;;<1u:1r,· ,·.111 ,,i't'--,lri\·t·,; and kc;·i-:lanc·ns ~t11<l you may g:1i11 conf-lid.: ,_,11:, uC ii(,_, 111•1 1,1,, :H,'i•!IIU'•J1wcl:;u lJ010w who lo\'cd Uuography'

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usical and Dran1atic Society/ HY KEH:\rI

The P1·inci pal.

H. A. l\L Beckles. '.\Tr. H. V. Taitt. { ?If r. C. E. Barker. /,

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C. A. McLean.

.J. D. V. Thorne. { F. l\l. W. w_illiarns. !'. !•'.. T. Pilgrim,

:follw Liin.,., ac:o LLc, ;;<,ciety was progi·cssing nicely, bnt of late members see.m n Le ln,:i,,;: int,,,·,·<t. 'l'l:r·y do not c-ven try tr, Hecnre b:ulgl'S, which may ho :c,• ,·:,('h. 'l'Ji,, t•1ilrancl• f P<' to llH· soci<'ty iH 11iX[ll'llC(' ·and Lho , on,, c;ltilling p,·r tl'l'lll; morcovl·r lliese subscriptions arc, not paid up, i:,,:t ; 1rcrn ptnes,: and zc,al which were promised at tho revival of tbi,).

J;, a<idi:i,n,, rn,·mhers J1avl' lll'Ptl withdrawing from timo to time, the' :,:; tho time· is rightrt'n, ,L Jecreaso of nine duriug tho past· s·r:,:e Uw last publication of the magazine, three entertainments were pro-" ,,,:d; U•'"Uc were ·well patronised. The lirst took place in December 1!)34, tw<J .•iliotL Bkf,tcl1t"l wt·re presented. The farce "That Brute Nimmous"' · ·, v:di l'l>c:(:iYed the andienct', while the acting in the less humorous ''Put-· It Acro::':J" was or a fairly high stanc.lard. In August l n:; a short farce: \'he, Lknti,;t'£1 Dt·n" w:t:-: Eiag,,,l. This was very much appreciate<], both in At these entertainments the progran.imo .WM. by sole> itorn::1 rcmdcrod by members. Throughout the y.car .t,h{, ' ' ,·.a;;, owi1q; tu a reduction of its numueri;, in a state of inactivity.

AJLor Ltw energy ,fo;played by •>lder mom hers· in reviving tho society som9_·, ::m, li. wonl,l b,, :, pily i( tll(I sot:ioty wern allowo<l to foll back at· this stage.· ,. ,;1n,il nuL ,ww gi \ n in h•,c::u;;,• Uw onthusiasm of a few is on tho wano. H is .. ,;uty uf evc ry 1numiJL:1·, whuther ho is an oflice-bearer or not, to co-operate; t'.; ~ti:; fdl_o\v-mombc•rs ant1 p1·ove11t tho society trom slipping baclnv:ards. · TEis c:,n be done if every member is prepared to take an active interest ·in-: ·.k, ,,,,oiety. A conocrt slionJ,l lJe produced every term. Now, members, ,up.:· iil be Yonr ,hity aw,;it.s ron, 0

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'Mr. T.-:'. }\f. nnk<', LL.];,, Oil 1ieing m:l<l(\ :I:' or I"'· ,;• Guiana. . 1\fr; Dnke i;.; perhaps 11,1, 1nnst, hrilli:rnt Sc]1qh1· 1•roii •,•: having won th<' Onian:t 8d1ular~liip at tlie ,•arly :,c>:•· <>i' i (\ lb· ,·:· ,:, •

being at the Open ~cholarsliip St:mdard.

'ro 1\fr. I,. l\L CL J.?. C\thral, ·1 ~'t·2~) (in1:tna ~ehola:~~ i:n /;!:.: .i!·J,.. ,_ E1)gland. 1\Ir. Cahral has rerc•11ll;, n•tnrni·d tn tlw ,·"!n11y \\'!! i: !]:, . R.A., H.C.L., and is at present 11ra<:tisi11g law.

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Also to Dr. L. ,\. E. \\'ong, D.D.S., ·who h:1s .inst r··lnr:1, .. L i:-,,:·, United States a qualified dentist, all(l has nperwd prncti~e\ hen,.

To I\fr. 8 .. H. Wan Pin.l!:, B.Sc., 10'.H Oniana Schol:tr. \,Ji,:. an engineering scholarship in England, has olJ!ainl·d :, poc:t ii•i•r(·,, "'''' well.

To the following Old Boyi,; who w1:re S,'!('('L!·d !n Inter-colonial crickcl !luring the past ye::tr :--C. \', R. B. Hnhoman, A. Lcarmond, K. L. \Vish:trL Tho following for sr.lcclion in fotel'-C()lo11i:il fooUnil:--1. i:.

R. J<::. H. Lovell, F. ,\, Dn11bow, I. 0. Smith (Capt.).:\. l\. ('.1lll:1h·JL

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There arc quite a nnmbcr nr Ohl Hoy:-; in Engbnd, ;-;,·f,th,,,d, '"',: ,:,,: States of America, nome studying and smne pmdisi11:~ in Y:c1·i,,:H May we remin<l thr,m that we still view ll1nil' (:al'':tir:; \-.·1tl1 in(,.,., .• :. -i,,/ welcome news of any sot·t frorn Uiem. Ther havu lli•., li,:,;l wi:,I , i Flchool, nrnl we are very pro11d ilf ilwm all.

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Tlic OIJ Boys' Association :Dnring the year a circnlar was s,•nt by tlw Princ·i:1:t! to 0:d \,n,-, Collogo askin1~ wh<·l.hcr thry wonld join- tlH, ()Jd I ,\c,:,, tl•>l' hotly Hhonl<l come inlo t•xisl<.'lH:f•. \Vt· are pl,·:1c<·il lo: i,d,. ( !.:1L ,,,: . :, , ', ,, 1 l():l;i, a meeting was held in the Q1wcn's College .\~c-'1·1nlily :>'.L ;,i \··i· following Ollico-hearPrs w0rc ell'rt('d : I'l'l:di1/c11l:-n1t. \V. !JEW. \\'i:-,J!.\H'I' r?ic,i-l'r1•sidcnt :-8. L. L\'.\' 11, ~:·1'.\l•TO!tl) Ilu11.-Scal'/rt1'/J :--)fH. H. C. ~lL\n1•1,i,;;-; 'J.'l'c11su;·n· :-1'. H. K. ~,\ 1·:,.;111,:w,

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L. C. :M.

Wi lh :i\[1·. llevis :is l'rc·sidcnt-Trensmer Und M. n. Gujraj as . assistant ;~;l'crclary, we flartcd llrn schuol year l~l;H-35 with three well attenclell meetings.

On account of the e,~tr1. sciwol hour (2.:30-3.15) for various forms on different days, Uieru has been so!lrn di ilkuHy in getting the members togeLher.

As a· ·· rusuU; of this only 011(• 11tf'(•ting was held since January. At this meeting tho wer,, lrvakd tu cl11rnk honey-the lirst taken from the hive.

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J l;:b: thi,; opportunity to thank JI.Ir. Bevis and the members for the keen ,1ppurt L;ih·1t llle during my two years wilh the bees. ·'

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