The work of the School has been carried on regularly during the year 1895, under the superintenilence of the Rev. J.R. Hykes, until he resigned the post at the summer recess. Mr. R. Law was unanimously re-elected at the Annual Meeting of Teachers to fill the vacancy, and has carried on the management ce Ist October. The School is greatly indebted to Mr. Hykes for his valuable aid while Superintendent, since when he has been in charge of the Ist class of hoys.
'During the year the Young Men's Bible Class severed its connection with the School and vow meets in Mr. Bondfield's house, but, notwithstanding this loss, the roll has increased and now stands at' the highest figare on record, the total on the lst of December being 237, against 211 on Ist of January." The average attendance scholars per Sunday throughout the year was 145, against 150 in 1894. We have to record the loss of one scholar by death during the year.
The Staff of Teachers. no Bible class. Bondfeld, Miss Vay Longden, Miss Law, Mrs. A. H. Harris, Miss Purcell, Miss Buchanan, and Miss Hardie. Boys.
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