To the Editor of the "Nona-Cuina Datty News Sim—Reading the report of the annual meeting of St. Andrew's Society in to-day's paper I was li crested to note that eight "blase" children turned up for the annual examination given by the said Society. I should like to say that for those examinations there was a good deal of hard work put in, a certain group of which I know working for this examina-awarded " and each one} went to a different family. I should to juke to know how they could been divided more evenly?
Society complains that few children go in for the examinations. for this is that the is much: too stiff for some of the' children and takes too much time. School children have Jhome every night, and if they have another examination, which claims practically as much' time as their blader. school work, is it likely that they would be enthusiastic over another both. lezam? Phe time for writing this examination is too limited, so good work cannot be expected. My own
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