L.0.,, read the following report Your Honour, Ladies and Gentlemen, variond gentlemen have year by year honoured os by presiding at our Prize Excepting Sir James art none has done so more than bat to-day Sir James is our yan for the third time, aod I should like to express on behalf of the school our appreciate interest in os and of the honour he confers on us on this and other occasions, in this and in >°Y' other ways, (Cheers,)
'A. Prize Distribation—sitaated s we are in the East with pupil from widely separated homen—i the only occasion on which the school master can take the general pablic into his confidence, including as doen parents of boys now here, and parents of boys yet to come.
Wo hope that the newspapers will again favour us as they have don past, with a fall report of Font, therefore, ask your kind indulgence, for much of what I now read to yea is of little local interest and more concerns people who are not present.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.