Sir John Hope Simpson Guest of Honour at Cathedral School for Boys 'The' guest of honour on Dec. 20 at grateful to the Cricket Club for all the Cathedral School for Boys, 23|the help they willingly give us. Kiukiang Road, was sir John Hope The football team is doing fairly Simpson, who ina, very amusing] well and it is not now the usual education of the present day with those of his day. The occasion, was the Annual Speech day and. prize-TAINS proceedings opened with avi! alsplay: by some of the boys, proceedings opened with a
who Showed remarkable precision and smartness in their movements, Tru, one or two committed. slight tors, but this must be. put down then knew his drill and carried it, out promptly and efficiently. Tea star "then goryed in' the" Head aster' study.
At 5.45 the masters and guests of honour filed on to the platform in the auditorium, Sir Peter Grain occupying the position of chairman. He, briefly reviewed the programme and then called upon the Head-thing for matches to be lost. The shields you sce on the wall are for house competitions. These now take feompetition. These three have all place regularly, and provide been presented. We shall want some more. If anyone interested in the [School would like to. present one, we shall be most grateful.
'Sir Peter" Grain has offered a Jcup, to, be competed for termly by the various forms in the school." All the boys in the form are to reckon-Jed' in, and the form which the best Percentage of marke for form work will hold the cup for the tern. is expected that all forms will try very hard to win the Sir Peter Grain's Cup.
Our boys, swimming. Vietorics by done ver well indeed Hantial margins were won over fox thie guidance in the sight was!
attitude, continued Sir hn,
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