Se-ptemiber ggth. October 26th.. I jjovember 9tli. |: ,, -iB-e A lecture orx "A day's Hunting" by Mr. Milner, •was much enjoyed. Mr. W. Robinson proposed a vote of thanks. A debate on the motion:- "That the matriculation examination should be abolished and a Headmaster's certificate be issued in its place". King opened the debate, and was seconded by Kingon. Coutts & Iyer led the opposition and the motion was lost. A debate on the motion:- "That Schoolboys take their sport too serious ly". Pearce, seconded by Wood proposed and Henry & Wilkinson led the opposition. The motion ■was lost.
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