Forms 1If. & 1v.
General subjects—1 Thompson, J, 2 Young, "Composition & Grammar—1 Russell, A., 2 Golding, A.
—Malgzin, A. arms 1. & U1.
General subjects—1 Johansen, W.,2 Breen, —Manley, G. Popularity Prizo—Thompson, Monitor's Prize—Thompson, Consolation Prize—Cance, C.
Then came a break, during which Mr. Warren read out the' news as published that afternoon by the North China Daily News." He finished with a call of "God Swe the Queen," which was taken up and sung with a will, and followed by cheers, Mr, Warren then said he would like to make a few remarks on certain points suggested by the last annual report, First the very thorough education' which appeared to be afforded by the Institution. (Apphuse.) The results were in every Way satisfactory, as was proved by the proceedings that day, and all those concerned might well be proud of them. Next, there was the satisfactory state of the general health of the" school which spoke volumes for the care and attention bestowed on it by those in charge. Tt was very gratifying to know that the boys had taken up athletics. A cricket and football club founded and managed entirely by boys was a very pleasing feature, and would certainly do good. It was a matter for congratulation that the number of annual subscribers had increased. There was, however, room for many more. Expenses were apt to increase—more especially in schools—and while
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