The annual dinner of the Old Boys' Association was held in the Schoo} Dining Hall on Thursday last. As, for various reasons, the dinner was arranged at very short notice and as many of the members have joined H. M. Morroes the attendance was not as numerous as usual, being under thirty, all told. Mr. H. E. Harris, in the chair, having given the toast of "The King", Mr. A. K. Brown, in a speech full' of reminisconces. proposed "The School". The Headmaster (Rev. P. C. Matthews) replied, giving a summary of the School's activities since the last dinner, finishing up with the announcement that news had just come through to the effect that out of eleven candidates entered for the School Certificate Examination ast December, ten had passed.
Mr. J. W. Dearn having proposed "The Visitors", The Dean made very interesting references to the past history of the School, and Mr. A. E. Seddon (Chairman of the Committee of Management) described the present position of the School. The Head Prefect, L. H. de Cosier, also responded. 7 The Chairman then proposed the
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