wish in closing (said Mr. Box) to give expression of our apprecia. tion of the very valuable services the retiring Principal, Mr. Bunce, has rendered to the College during the last six years, He hi Is" given of is best in its service We trust that, after his well-earned furlough, he will return to continue mission work in Shanghai or elsewhere. We wish also to thank its. Bunce for much valuable belt freely given to the College. We wish them both a safe and pleasant journey.
Thirteen students then received prizes and matriculation certificates were presented to Faung Kung-sung and Zi Kyi-we. Senior eer tificate were presented to Thaung. Pauckung and Zau Kok-ping.
'At the conclusion, the students prevented to "Our' Principal and Teacher, the Rev. H. Bunce, a handsome silver shield on the occasion of his departure for Home on leave, perficial things of life. When we rise to the higher levels we find that} East and West are one.
The other speaker of the day was Mz. Chang Nieh-yun who compared, in Chinese, the work of the college to the running of a good rubber estate.
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