'The warm sunshine on June 3 suc-' ceeded in drying the lawns of the Cathedral School for Girls {Avenue Haig, and the long post-Poned annual' sports were able to take place in the afternoon.
In the absence of ills Fleet, who away fon leave, Misa Penfold received the guests and presided over the after~ oon's activities. 'The fine weather Jdrew 'a. big crowd of visitors, who included Sir Peter Grain, Dean and Mrs. A.C.S. Trivett and' a number of parents.
'A. long. programme of events opened" with Faces at two o'clock. "Miss Maxwell and Miss Tuxford judged the races, which were run in a most orderly manner fon the chalk-marked lawn.
'The programme concluded with an Jotd girls race, after which the whole school gathered in formation for Drize-giving. Sir Peter Grain presented the cups, which included two aggregate trophies, senior and, junior, presented to' the two com. editors with the highest score ismail boy. Sir Peter made a short beech, and, with the singing of "God Save the hing," the afternoon was brought to a successful conelu-
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