Whilst for the "grown-ups" of the British community, the brilliant Ball given by St. George's Society on Fri-[vay evening gave astart to the Jubilee celebrations, actually the youngsters were the first to give practical and vigorous. proof of their loyalty, rly in the morning, when the star pupils of the Cathedral School three cheers for His Majesty as, the Union Jack was broken at the school agstafl.. This little ceremony was followed by a more formal one just after school prayers, which were made appropriate for the occasion by the singing of a special Jubilee hymn. After the prayers, Mr. W. S. King, tone of the trustees, addressed the wirls, First, he congratulated the Cathedral Schools on. having won five out of the first eight places in the St. George's scholarships.
At the conclusion of Mr, King's Trivett spoke briefly jehed and formed up round after which the whale school ma
the flagstaff, where the top of the mast, three hearty clit were given for His Majesty.
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