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BISHOP FEILD C O L L E G EIs the Church of England College for boys in ~ewtoundland.

It pr ovides a tho rough education for boys from theKindergarten to Business or to th e Uni versity.

TUITION FEE S1. COLLEGE PROPEH : Form VI. (A.A. and Inter media te, >

~~~~~::):)~e$r6~~~ ~~~I~e~~;< ~~~~:u:~tr~~}o7 pOe~ ~:;~.erm; Form -eEach boy is re qu ir ed to join the Gam es Cl ub-su bscriptio n

var -ying , acco rdi ng to Fo rm. fro m 10 to 20 cents a term.2. PREPAR ATORY SCHOOL: Form II ., $3.50 ; Fo rm I. , $3.00

pe r te rm.

HOST E L B OAR DI NG FEESBoa r d an d Lo dgtng per term ..... .....$53.80Laundry, $3.00 ; Seat In Ch u rch, 50 cen t s ; Med ical Advice

a nd Med ici ne fo r "temporary" illn ess , 50 cents : Po ck etMon ey (10 cents a week - $1.00); Lib rary a nd F eild lan ,30 ce nts ; Games F und , 20 ce nts; Ca det Corps . 50 ce n ts;Ha tr-Cutun x, 20 cents. Per term . 6.20

Tota l pe r Term $60.00~'OTE 1• .An En tra nce " 1' 1' of $10 Is ('ha r"n 'd a t Ihe hf'l;"inning of (,

a ho)"' ,", first ter m.~OTE '2. Boa r de rs 111:1)" remain In res tde nee du rin", th e I'hr!..t ·

ma s Hol lda rs on I'<lrme-nf of ~OO and dur tne t heEaster lI olJ ,111,-S of $."",.00. ~

. EX T RAS-all optionalTypewriting-Complete course of les sons $2.00. P ractice on

Coll ege Typewriters , $1.00 a te r m. xtanu at T ra ini n g, 25 cents ate rm ; Practical a nd Con ve rsa tional F r en ch , $2.50 a term; Use ofScience Laboratory inclu di ng apparatu s a nd ma terial, $2.50 a <,

te rm ; P lan o, fees a ccor d in g to Tea che r 's charges; P ra ct ice onthe Coll eg e P ianos , $1.00 a te rm; Home les sons u nder su pe r­vis ion with th e Board er s , $2.00 a te r m.

ADMISSIONBoys are' a dmitted to the P repara tory Depa r tm en t when the y

have reached th eir fift h birthd ay. or earli er if tho ught ph ysica ll yfit by th e H ea dma s ter .

COLLEGE TERMST h er e are fou r terms in the Sc hool year-Michaelmas Ter m,

Ch r istmas Term, Lent Ter m an d T rinit y Term. T he se end re­spectively in Nov ember , February, April and J uly an d con ta inr oughly 10 working week s ea ch .

)' .,\Y)n:~T 0 " FE ESFees a re dill' In ud vnnee, on th e first dar of tilt, ter m.

NOTICE OF R E MO VAL'Whe n a bo y is leaving the College, either one month 's notice ,

or h a lf a term's fees will be re quired.

CO LLEG E CALENDA R, 19 1 9 ·20

Sept. 17. . .. :\ljchaelmas Term beg-ins. Co llege re-opensa fte r sum mer vacation . Fees due for Michael­m as Term .

Nov. 15.

No v. 16 . .

De c. 1 .Dec. 1 8 .Dec. 22.

1920

. l\-fkh a £'hnns Term ends.

· Christmas T erm Reg-ins. F ees d ue for X m a sTerm .

· College Christm as Ex amination begins .. .SPEECH nAY.

· Co ll ege clo se s for Ch ristmas Ho li days.

J a n . 6. . . Coll ege r e-o pens after Christmas H oli da ys ,J an . 20. ' .... Last day for C. H. E. Entries a n d F ees .F e b. 6 . . . .. Christmns Term ends.Feb. 7 . . . . Lent 'l'('I'JIl begfns, Fees due for L en t Te r m .F eb . 18 . . . Ash weducsdav. College clo ses at 10.4 5 for

Church.Mar. 1 7 . . St . ] ' a t l'k k ' s DIl;\,.Mar. 26 College Easter Ex aminations.Ma r . 31. . . College closes 4 p.m . for Easter Ho lidays.A pr. 13 College re -opens afte r Easter h oli da ys .A pr . 23 .. . S t. Ge()l'~e's Bar . L en t Term ends.

Apr. 24. . .. Trinit).' Term begin s. F ee s d ue for 'i 'r i n ltyTerm.

May 13 Ascension Dar. College closes a t 10 .4 5 forChurch.

May 24 . . , Bmpu-e Day,June 3 Th e Kln~'s IUr th d a ).",Ju n e 4 . . .. College Sc h ola rs h ips an d Prizes awarded.Ju ne 28 ... . -r, C. H . E . E xa minations begin.

J u ly 3 .. , •• . Coll eg e cl ose s for Sum m er Ho lidays.Tl' in..it;r 'I'crm e nds, Conc~e Ye ar I.' ~ds.

Se pt. 1 4 Boa rders t o be in residence for Col legu Year,1920-19 21.

Sept. 15 . .The College Yea r 1920-2 1 begins.lUidlllchnas Term begins. F ees du s fo: Mtch ­a el mas Term.

Nov. 15 . . . ~Iidlltehnas Term ends.

Nov. 16 Christmas Term hegins. Fees due tor Ch r ist­m as Term.

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NOTICE TO HERRING PACKERS

AND SHIPPERS

(Addition to Herring Fishery Rules, Pa ssedand Gazetted, 1918)

DIRE CT LY upon the arrival of Herrings atSt. John's for transhipment, the owners or theiragent s shall immediately take charge of same, seethat they are properly stored upon the belges, andoth erwise protected from the effects of the wea­ther, re-coopered and repickled if so inst ructed byan Insp ector, otherwise the Board may cause ship­ment of same to be deferred until such time as saidinstructions have been complied with, and if atany time an Inspector may have reason to believethat Herrings through delay in transhippin g orotherwise, may have deteriorated in qualityth rough loss of pickle, exposure, or from anyother cause, he shall have power to cause them tobe open ed and examined in his presence and, ifnecessary (alt hough previously inspected andbran ded) , may cause the Crown Brand to be re­moved there from. Any person or persons failingor refusing to carry out the instructions of an In­spector in this respect, will be deemed guilty of aviolation of the Ru les and Regulations.

W. F. COAKER,

Minister of Marine and Fisheries.... ~.~ •. . ... . .. ~ '

The FeildianVOL. XX VI '9 19 NO.IA.

CO N TENTSEditorial and Var iou s .Co llege Ch ronicle . .

Staff. . . . . . . .Old Fei ldi an s .New Boys .Wande rer-s Returned . .O bi tua ryA nnua l Cla ss Marks, 1918-I919C. H. E. Results, '9 '9

E xa m ina t ion No t es . .T he Educational D ri ve .. . .Hockey .T he Coll ege Com pani es . .Ru gby Football , 19' 9 .

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THE EDUCATION AL CA MPAIGN.- It is difficult asyet to re ali se t hat so treme ndo us a ch ang e in the pr osp ect s o ft he Coll eg e as has been brou ght abou t by the sple ndi d suc­ce ss of th e Ed ucati on al Ca m pa ig n o f th e pa st summer, is anactual fact. That so mu ch has been accompli shed in such asho r t time kayes us so me what br ea thl ess. In June the pos i­tio n o f the Colh-gc was much as it ha s been during the past20 years , though a mark ed advance had been ma de by t he ac­quirement of Fei ld Hall as a Board ing Depa rt me nt . BySeptember the fut ur e o f our Coll ege s wa s assu red ! 1\ wiseadmini strat ion of the \"Cry genero us don ations of ou r peoplein St. J oh n' s is now t ilt.' on ly requi rc mc nt for a future fu ll ofuseful ness t o the community; and the re is ever-y reason to feciass u red that th e Boa rd of Directo rs that has accom plis hed somu ch s ince its appoint me nt in I9I S "w ill b r in g its wo rk to abr i ll iant ly succ es sfu l concl usion.

AN I N T E R -DE N OM I N A T ON A L COLLEGE .- Dur­ing the Educat iona l Campaign a good deal was heard o f thepossibility o f the combination of the va r ious den om inationsto build and mai ntain one la rge Coll ege to be used by a ll.There is to be a very carefu l investi gat ion of all the fact scon nected wi th t his p roposa l, and t he Sy no d o f 1920 w illprobably be called up on to decide \Y~1""' t th- att i tud e of th e.Church of England in Newfound land ::..::ii 1..1~:! !!;s possible

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THE FEiLD IAN

that such a change in our system would mean divorcing re­lig ion fro m educat ion-an unthink able step fro m th e point ofview of those who look upon educat ion fr om t he br oaderpoint of vi ew. On th e other han d such a combining of for cesmay merely mean th e elim inat ion of sectar ianism and t he re­tention of t he t ru e spi r it o f religion in the educ at ion of ourch ild re n. The solut ion of this particular probl em mu st de­pend upon whet her the va r ious denomination s are cap abl e ofwork ing amicably to gethe r. \Vh en years ag o St . John 's hada General P rot estant Acade my, th e denominati on s con cern edcou ld not work amicably together and t he presen t system wasfound necessary.

Even if thi s d ifficulty is overcome t here ar ises the ques­tion of th e a dvisability o f acce ntu ating t he differences be­tw een Protestan ts and Rom an Catholi cs. \V e have had moret han eno ug h o f thi s evil in the past. Ca n we avoid it in thefuture or would a combinati on of the Protestant bodiesarouse unn ecessar y ill-w ill in ye ar s to com e?

From the point of vie w of pure ly secu lar edu cat ionth ere is much to be sai d in favor of a comb ine d Co llege. Thenumbers would enable pupils to be cl assified mu ch bett er tha nis possi ble at present. I t is necessary now for pupils o f ace rtain standard to work in t he same ro om and under thesame master as pu pil s o f e it her a yea r's higher standing or ayear 's lower sta ndin g . O f course it will never be possibl e tohav e a cl ass in which a ll pu pils will be o f ex act ly the samestand ing, but a com bin ed Co ll ege wou ld hal ve th e pr esentd ifficulties in t hi s connection.

As regards sav ing in ex pendit ure , it is doubtful if itwou ld be much che aper to mai nta in a comb ine d College,while t he init ial cost (new bu ild ings, etc.) wo ul d of coursebe ve ry much g rea ter s ince tw ice t he acco mm odation wou ldbe necessary . H owever even here there is mu ch to be sa idfor the sche me, for one Sc ience D ept., one Comm ercial Dept.,on e Xlanua l T raining D ept ., et c., would be sufficient in steado f th e tw o now necessary_

It is evident t hat a very full d iscu ssion of t he wh ol eque st ion is necessary. \ Ve bel ieve t hat t he chief d ifficu lt ieswi ll be; ( I) The re ligious t eac hing, and (2) T he avoidanceo f sectiona l d i fferences on t he Board of Director s.

THE STAFF.-\Ve welcome bac k to our Staff Lieut.,Colon el Bern a rd, ),I. c. , Croix de Guerre, and Maj or Ral ey, ),1.

General Post Office!

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Letters for Gr e at Br itain, t ho Dom in ion of Ca na da , theUnited States of Am e rica , and to a ll British Colonies, are for­warded to destination for t wo ce nt s per ounce or r ruc tt on the re­o t , pt us nn e ce nt wa r tux nil each let te r, Va lu a ble le tt er s maybe re g is ter ed for delivery ill Newfound land for t hr ee cen ts, butto other nieces the registration fee is five cents, except to theUnited Kingdom , where th e ch arge Is Two Pence--four cents.

O n e cent i s no w nccd(~l 011 all lette r s, Io ca l amI fOl·ci~n.­

where it wa s t wo cents it is now t h r ee , w her e it was five centsit Is now six cen ts .

P os tca r d s, newspa pe rs a nd parcel post rates a re the sa mea s be for e- no incr ea se . A one-cent ca r d is goo d for a ll ov erNew fo u ndl an d.

F rom ~Iay to December Parcels o f m e rchandise a re de ­li ver ed to d es ti na tio n in Newfoun dl and at the rate of one ce n tfol' t h e n rst t wo ounces, an d so on u p to ou e pou nd , wh ic h isforwarded for eight cents, th e seco n d pound t h ree cen ts a dd i­t ional. or 11 cents, a n d three cents for ea ch additional pound,or f ractio n the r eof, up to 10 and 1 1 pounds, which is t h e lim itat 3 5 ce nts. Bet ween Dec ember and l\lay de livery is s u bjectto de lays. a nd the service to partial di scontinuance.

The name a nd address of the se n de rs o f pa rcels sho ul dalway s be wri tte n on t he parcel clea rly a nd di s tinctl y. pr efer­a b ly a t t h e left ha n d top co rner, before pos ti ng .

J . AL E X . nom xsox,P os t m as te r Genera l.

THE FEI LDIAN

C , Croix de Gue rr e. That the y both sho uld have elected .toaccept their former posi t ion s has g iven us .trcmcn dous pl eas­ure. The boys who arc so fortunate as to be un der such mensurely can har dly fail t o become good citizens ; and past ex­pe rience has pro ved t ha t from the pure ly scho lastic point ofview they arc bo th par t icul ar ly g ifted as teachers. \ Ve hopethat the Coll ege will lon g continue to enjoy thei r services.'I n spite of all t heir experiences of the pa st five years theyhave both mai nt a ined a keen interest in the Co llege as theCo llege has -in th em. We are confident that th ei r return willdo mu ch to arouse us a ll to fresh efforts an d vigour, and wea rc pr oud th at 0 11 thei r return they should find the old schoolstil1 going str on g in spite of the d ifficult ies t hat the wa r com­pelled us to fac e.

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College Chronicle

STA F F : Mr. H . Goodma n ret ired fr om the Staff at theen d of the su m m er term, and has secure d a posi tion at St.Andrew... 's Coll ege, T oro nto. 1\1r. Goodman tak es 'with h imthe good wishes of t he whole College.

Mr. J. Ploughman sent in h is rcs ignat ion at Easter .........totak e effect a t the end of t he College year. W e w ish M r.Ploug hman eve ry happi ne ss an d success.

Lieut. -Colon el Bernard, 1LC. , Croix de Guerre, a fte rmore than four year s of act ive service with th e Royal New ­foundl and Regimen t, has decided to rejoin our S taff as soo nas his hea lth wi ll permit him to take up act.i vc work . Duringthe war Colonel Ber nard has gradually wo n' his' \....nyi by theeffe cti ve wo rk w hich the College has always con nect edwithhis nam e to t he h ighest position which the Regime nt couldgive him. During the final advance of our t ro ops Colone lBernard was in command of the 1St Battalion of the .Roya lNewfoundl and Reg-iment. The College we lcome s ~iiri bac kwi th hearty con g ratul at ions on the honours th~t he has Wall.

M ajor A . Raley, 1'I.C., Croix de Gue r re, who dur-ing; thefinal advanc e and for some time previous wa s second in com­mand of -the rst Batt al ion of the Royal Newfoundland Regi­ment, has also decided t o rejoin our Staff, and has alreadyt aken up his work with the energy and effic iency that theRegiment as w ell as the College knows so we ll. Du ring the

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TH E FE IL D IAN

wa r th e Co llege fe lt ve ry seve rcly t he loss o f Major Raley 'skee nn ess, parti cul arl y in conne ct ion wit h our gam es. \ Ve a rctr emendously glad to have him w it h us ag ain, an d we offerMaj or Ral ey a very hea rty we lcome.

OL D FEILDIA N S : Licut W . Anderso n a ft er t wo year'sserv ice wit h t he Regimen t, returned to th e College for thesummer term to prepa re for entrance to t he Me d ica l Co urseo f so me U nivers. ity. T he Fe iJdian wi shes him enry success .

Mr. Ger ald Whi te who a fter wo rk ing his way r ightt hro ugh the Co ll ege has ente re d Ki ng' s Co ll ege, \ Vindsor ,ta kes with him t he good wishes of everyone of us. \ Ve sha lllong remember hi s prow ess on the foot ba ll field as we ll as athoc key.

Mr. J. Bishop. th ou gh a Fei ldi an of comparatively recentstand ing, won the good -will and re spect of all who kn ew him.H e has entere d :McGill Univer sity w here he prop oses to taketh e En g in eer ing Cou rse. \Ve feel sur e tha t he will do we llan d we wis h him every possible succe ss .

M r. A . L eD . Gardner is anot her Fci ldian who has nowbeco me an O ld Fe ildi an. T ho ug h wi th us for little mo re thana yea r , he earne d t he respect an d liking o f all who kn ew him,an d he tak es w it h hi m our hearty good wis hes in the wo rk o fT eaching up on whi ch he has en ter ed.

M r. G. S tein w ho ente red t he Coll ege in 1908 has alsojo in ed th e rank s of t he O ld Boy s, mu ch to t he reg re t o f allwhom he leaves behind, "J err y" wa s dese rve dly popula rw ith a ll o f us. H is last ye ar in t he College wa s vcr y muc hbroken, fo r he was on e of the last of the Boarder s to getdi ph th eri a, and he was not released fr om quarant ine ti lla fte r t he C.H .E. E xaminations. \V c wi sh h im th e best ofgood luck and hope to hea r from h im again.

Other Ol d Fe il dians who " went to work" duri ng the yea ro r went on to other institutions to continue their educat ionare: H. Noon an, E. Ew ing. \Y. F urneaux, H. Ell is, S. E llis,C. Ch alker, Roy Mercer, F ran k W a reham, \V. Legge, H.Young , A. Lehr, J. Godden. A. P ike , J, P iercey, E. Snow, A.P enn ey, H. Carter, \ V. White, S. Gardner, B. Sq ui res, H . E.H alibu r ttm. A. Wharlcy , E. V. J er rett , T. A rklie , C. Co les , S.Bond, D. H effer ton , S. Brushett . O Uf best w ishes 'go wit hthem all. May the y all become good an d success ful men, andmay th ey ever re member the Ol d Schoo l with a ffect ion.

,••••• ••. . . . . •. . ....1 PUBLIC NOTICE

PASSPORTS

Residents of this Colony. in tending to trav el out of Newfound­land , a re he reby notified that th ey may be required to producePa ss po r ts at various points on their journey.

Passpo r ts are issued at th e Depa r tm ent of tbe Colon ialSe cr etary, in accordance with Ru les and Regu lations a p provedby the Governor in Council, to persons domiciled in New fou nd­lan d, who are---

l. - Xa tu ra l -bo r n Briti sh subje cts ;

2.-The wives and wrdows of such per sons, or

3.-Persons naturalize d in the United Kingdom, in the Brit­ish Colonies, or in In dia.

A Passport cannot b e iss ued on behal f of a per son al r eadyabroad ; such pe r son should apply for one to the nearest BritishMission or Con sulate. P a ssports must not be se n t out of Ne w­foundland by post.

Applicants are re queste d to ha ve their Forms of Application(which can be obtai n ed at th is Dep a r tment) , properly fill ed in,according to marginal in s tructi ons th er eo n, and forwarded to theDepa r tm en t in suffic ie nt time to permit of any necessary a l­tera t ions being made in th e sa me before the da te u pon wh ichth e Pass port would be r equ ired.

Th e cha rg e for a Pa ssport is $2.50, which covers a per iodof two pears, after which it may be ren ewe d for fou r fu r the rperiods of two years ea ch , at a ch a r ge of $1.00 for each r-enewal.

Copies of Rules and Regulations, Fo rms of Application, orany desired in for mation may be obtained upon r equ es t .

J. U. BE:S:Sf:TT.Colonial Sec r etary

Departm en t of th e Colon ia l Secretary,St . John's , NOd.,

March, 1919.

THE FE ILD IAN

New Boys.- Th e nu mber of new boys entering th e Col­leg e a t the be ginning of the new Co llege year is , a t the t imeof writ ing , si xty-five. This is p robab ly a record. T o eve ryone of the m we offer a hearty we lcom e. May t hey a ll jointhe ra nks of the keen and will ing workers, fo r th ese aloneg et a ll th e good th at the College can do for the m ; and maythe y have too much pride and good sense to beco me me mb ersof that s i lly band-fortunately few in number s-who insistu pon be ing dr iven.

Wanderers R eturned .-In addition to the new boys,eight for me r m embers of the College who left us a y ear ormo re ago, have d iscovered that there are wo rse pl aces thanB.F.C. and have "returned to the fo ld." P erhaps ou r friendsar c begi nn in g to find out ...vhat we have lo ng known t o be afact- that there is no sc hoo l where mor e is done for theben efit of it s boys than at Bp . Fei ld College. This do esnot m ea n t hat there are not schools where mo ne y do es notp ro vi d e advantages that we a rc unab le to afford. On thecontrary t here is no school in Canada where th e fees are a slow as ours , an d in some cases some re turn is made for thisaddi ti o nal cost. Speaking generally, however, these ad van­ta ages are almost entirely supe rfici al , and do not compen­sate for th e lack o f the thi ng s th at re all y matte r.

* * * * * * * * * ** *OBITUARY

On Se ptember rot h, 19J9, of di phtheria, Cecil JamesWi sem an , aged 5 years.

The death o f so br igh t and promising a little boy atsuc h an ea rly age is particularly sa d . \ Ve had looked fo r­ward to ) li s becoming a capable and useful ma n. Thougha member o f the Preparatory D epar tm ent for on ly on e y earhe had .cnd earcd h im self to all who kne w him. TheFeildian o ffers its s incerest sympathy to his parents int he ir - ber eavem en t.

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t Curtis, E . 56 0 at Av ery. W . .. . 83 0 at Winsor, C. .. 116 7 a

* F ull attendance .t On the roll part of ye ar only.

NEWFOUNDLANDTHE TOURISTS' PARADISE

O ut o f t he Beaten Track of T ravel. th is Co un try ap ­pea ls ir r esi st ibly to th e 1110st b lase of Glohe T rotters.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR SP ORT UNRIVALL ED INNORTH AMERICA- Salm on and Trou t Streamseasily acc essib le ; fill ed wi t h Gam ey F ish .

SCENE R Y MO ST E N CHANTING­M ajes tic H ead lan ds and Fjords,Screen Valleys of Sy lva n Beauty.

A Trip t o N ewfcundland is an E poch in theL ife of th e T ouri st . O ne V isit mea ns many.

COMFORTABL E HOTEL S I N E V ERY SET T L E ­MENT- Sh ooti ng Bungalows within easy Re ac h ofthe Lordly Carib ou-TH E F INEST GAME INTH E N EW W OR L D

PROFICIEI\T GU IDES to he ha d at every Spor tingRe sort. Go ver nmen t and Ra ilway Offic ia ls ready toCat er t o Tourist s' wants.

NE\YFOU NDLA X D has been ca lled th e ~OR­

\ VAY OF AM E RI CA. but the compariso n does not fullydesc ri be the Ch arms of this

IS LA ND I N THE SEAI t s Sce nery is m OTC en tra nc ing th an that of Norway,

and its Summer L ong er and 110 re Sa lubrious. TheIsland is eas ily reac hed from Korth Syd ne y. N.S.

ON LY SIX HOURS AT SEAT he Newfou ndland Covernment will g lad ly furn is h

any inform at ion which th e prospective T our ist ma yde sire.

E VER Y H ELP AND SERVICE RENDERED TOVI SI T OR S

Xewfoundlan det s are pro ve rb ia lly H ospitable andaim t o make the s tay of the Vis ito r a p lea sa nt as po ss ible.

I ~ FOR 3. 1 ATION as to Sporting Resort Rates , et c.,may be had by apply ing t o any S teamship Com pany, orfrom

W .J. W AL SH ,Min ist er of A gri cul t ure and Mines.

ST . JOHN'S , NEWFOUNDLAN D

T H E F E I LD I AN

LO WE R S IXT H

13

Nam e in order ofMerit

M ax.

Cl a ssical

- E lli s, H , . _• Dewe. C .

Mercer . R .Wood , E .Wa reham, Frk.

Oommcrcrat

300 0

2693264:l22252 15822 17

Cnll .EX11m!

2000

12121 2421 352124 8

90 8

Titford , M . .. . . .. 314 0 2556 1 36 0 3 9 16L ewis , G. . . .. .. .. 329 1 2427 10 2 8 3 455Stickland, A . .. .. . 277 1 2363 1058 3 4 21Chalker . C. . . . . . . 3 1 2 35 2142 1160 3302Ga r dn er. S. .. . . . . 261 0 20 45 110 8 3153Snow, E . .. .. .. .. 2 9 8 4 2265 750 3 015Penn ey . A . .. . . . . 310 0 2215 7 26 2941Withers . R . .. .. . . 2 89 8 2156 730 2 886B u r d oc k , L . .. .. .. 282 1 2349 530 287 9

t Butler , N. . . .. . . . 257 0 1 95 8 85 4 28 1 2Smith, H. . . . . . 3 1 6 5 2053 740 279 3P Iercey. J . S. .. . . 2 91 0 21 25 430 2555

t Ewing, E . .. ... 21 3 5 15 76 79 8 2374t F urneaux, W . . . .. 2 40 3 14 91 85 6 2347

Pike , A. .. . . .. . . 30 0 3 2020 266 2286t Lehr, A . .. .. . . 203 1 114 8 I 1 0 32 21 80t Squire, B. .. . . .. 2 48 0 15 15 6H 2149t Godd en , J . . . . . . . 2 15 0 1 29 0 65 0 1940t Carter, H. .. .. .. . 1 30 1 5 79 1 07 0 16 49tWhite . w . .. . . .. . 2 5 8 0 885 5 80 1465t J errett. E. .. .. .. . 19 0 0 13 73 a 1 373t Noon an , H . .. .. .. . 7 2 3 503 82 6 13 29t Jones, F . . . .. .. .. 165 0 12 2 0 a 1 220

Young, H . . . .. .. 18 1 0 10 09 180 11 89t Legge, W. .. . . .. 6 8 1 53 3 492 1025t Whatley, A . .. .. 128 0 761 a 7 6 1t Hali bur t on , F. . . .. 116 0 436 a 436

-• Full a tten dan ce.t On th e roll part of yea r only .

Telephon e 591 P. O. Box 696

The L eading H ar dware and Sporting Depo t .

MARTIN -ROYAL STORES HARDWARE

H IPOIt'J'EUS (H'

T r ou t a n d Sa lm on Tackle; Te nn is and Footballrequtettes ; Bi cycl es ; Gill ette Sa fety Raz ors ; Gu ns, mnea andAm mu n iti on ; Cutl ery an d Table Ware ; Bu il der s' Hardware;Too ls ; Hous ehold Good s ; Paints a nd Oil s; Varnishes andBru sh es ; Log s , Ba rom eters a nd Comp a sses ; Sew ing Machines.

Silve rw are , etc.

MARTIN- ROYAL STORES HARDWARE

Wholesale and Retail, Water Street, St. J ohn 's

KEEPUS IN VIEWwben pl acin g rour orders for

MILL INERYYou can't go wron g whe n you buy from u s.Ou r complete assortment in sures perfectsatisf action in the sel ect ion o f goods to sat­fy individua l tastes, a nd ou r mo dest pricesm ake it e asy for o u r customers to lookhappy,

W H OL E S A L E AND RETA I L

s. MI L L E Y, Water Stree t, St John'.

I S THE M A G A Z I N E OF

I'USH OP FEILO C O L L E G ECh~ Tdldiall l'-_==~=-_IAnlllla l

Sn bscrfptlon80 cents.

It con ta in s notes of the OldF eil dian Clu b and of th eF eil d-S pen cer Association .It is issu ed four times a ye a r.

Address:The ) Iao llger. TilE t'}:I LDIAX.

lUsho l) Feil d Colwl;'eSt. Jo hn's

(Sta mps-l cen t or 2 ce n t-taken from Outport Su bscriber s )

+···· · · · · · · + f ~ · · ••• • ¥++

TH E F EILDI A N 15

FORM v, ( Up pe r )

N am e in order of IAtt end , ITi m" IW~k\y I Co Il. I Total:Mer it l ance La te :Mark :i t Ex a ms.

xrax. 3 32 I 3000 I 20 00 I 5000

Clll,"lsiC'1l1

Perciv al . R. 30 0 2 26 3 7 15 4 2 4179Duder, C. .. .. 328 13 260B 15 0 8 4116Kent, W. 3 28 0 26 7 6 1414 4 110

• Baird, A ..• . . 3 3 2 6 26 62 13 88 4050Jones, M . . .. .. . 275 9 25 4 6 14 22 396 8Sm it h , C. 326 1 2567 1324- 389 1Arklle , D. . . .• .. .. 289 0 25 9 4 1 2 4 2 3836And er son, R. . . . . . 2 91 7 245 1 13 78 38 29Lockyer, W. ... .. . 293 1 2 247 2 1 14 0 3 6 12Makinson. G. 27 5 10 22 62 1240 3 50 2Ma rs ha ll, W.. . . . 3 19 57 22 07 966 3 173

t Gard ner, II . . . 10

Com m er cia l

t Rendell, A . .. 21 8 1 25 18 127 2 3790t Burnell , E . 20 2 0 2 22 6 15 0 8 37 34

Tltford, W.. . 303 1 2 255 9 93 2 349 1na rtl ett, F . .. 230 2 22 57 1000 3257F raser, D. . . .. ... 3 05 9 2291 634 2925P eUey , D. .. ... 240 5 1959 800 2759

t Stone. HenrY . .. . . 199 3 14 50 800 2250t Holden. F . . . .. . . . 102 5 6 44 644t Stone, F.. . .. .. .. 4

• Full attenda nce.t On the ro ll part ot year on ly.

IR~2~~~~~lW'k~~~~I~~:h~!~~! FLOUR, FEEDS, PROVISIONSI - Agents-I FIRE, ACCIDENT and PLATE GLASSI INSURANCEIROTHWEll &BOWRIt~G, LTD.,

P. E. OUTERBRIDGE

Sale Agent in Ne wfoundland for

Pure Gold Jellies

Icings, Puddings

and Extracts

WeIch's Grape Juice

Sunkist Marmalades

Ross's Pale Dry Ginger Ale

--KING'S ROAD, corner Gower Street­

Telephone 567

T HE FE ILDIAN

FORM V. (Lo wer)

17

Wills, E . 327Rumsey, W . . . 298Downton, H. . . . . 327

t Constable , J . 195t Crosbie, C. . . 153

878 3 253600 2 6684 24 2445804 2334480 1 965

Narne in order ofMe rit

Max.

Classic al

IAtt,nd- I T imesance La te

332

2112oo6

IWeekly I Coli .Mark s Exam s.

\ 3000 2000 I

I237520 68202115301485

Total

5000

Commercial

Coaker, E . .. 322 9Ark lie, T. " . . 292 3H anh a m . R . . . .. 308 15

* P ress, C. . 332 3Pope, F. .. . . . . 246 35Ridgley, H . 276 1Stone, H a rold . . .. 319 7

• Press, F . . . . . . . . . 332 4t Coles, C. 193 1

Gordon, F . .. . . 301 6Go u ld, J . . . . . 3 13 1Dawe, E . . 274 12

t Clark, W . H . .. .. 260 0t Serrick , W . . . . . . . 240 2t Bon d , S. 173 0t Bryant. G. . . .. . . 194 0t Sto ne, C. . . . . . . . . 44 0t Ford, A. H. 75 1

t~:ing. R._"_"_"_"_"_"_I ~~_ ~

Fu ll attendance.t On roll pa rt of yea r on ly.

25042370232122432 1242058200819 74214418271946 ·1 8791522136311 7 9

5554762 87280

844 3348826 3 196800 3 121

.70 8 2951834 2958800 2858650 2658650 262 4480 2624652 2479526 2472400 22 79600 2122400 1 76 34 80 1659

5554 7528 7280

H eadquarters for Finest Confectionery, Fruit.

Cake and Pas try.

Artistic WEDDING CAKES a Specialty

Outport Orders Strictly Att ended to

WOOD'S CANDY STORES, ST. JOHN 'S, N.F., P . O . Box 514

i:*'! 9tOICIC IGISI31313ISI3IS1GISIGIGIGI0ICIS[C[CICIGIGIGIOIOICI3IGISI3ISI3ISI31?1313 IGI31S:IGlf

'; WOOD'S(Retail)

CANDY & FRUIT STORES, RESTAURANTS/ AND FANCY BAKERYm Water and Duc kw orth Street s · - .. St. John's. Nfld .

II

WindsorPatent

NEWFOUNDLAND'S

BEST FLOURT eleph one No. 373, P. O. Box 1129 E.

W. J. RYAN216 Duckworth Stre et , St . John's , Newfoundland

Importer of highest grade of Plumbing Goods

A large and vari ed stock of RA NGE S and P LUMBERS'

REQUIS ITES alwa ys on hand .

DF'All orders prompt ly attended to and satisfac tion

guaranteed

THE FEILDIAN

roml rv. (Upper)

19

Nam e in order ofMerit

( a) Upper

• E lli s. S. . . .. 332 0 2 74 7 11 82 I 39 29t Phillips, R. .. . . .. . 288 22 2329 131 5 3 6 44• F eaver, M. .. " ... 332 34 255 7 9 14 3471

Pitcher, E. .. ...... 3 11 32 2474 913 3387Daird, J. .. .. . . 33 0 17 237 9 950 332 9Reea, W .. . .. .. 3 15 4 2332 83 4 3166Bayly. G. "" . . . . .. 254 21 1992 1124 3116Cook, W . " , , . .. . . 32 4 2 2273 790 306 3Coo k, D. ... . .. .. 29 6 . 19 1 9 84 10 57 . 3 0 41

t RYd e r, R . . . . . 241 2 2128 6 87 2 8 15Oroa bte, G. .. .. ... 300 2 4 2270 537 2807Bayly, A. .. . . . . . . 247 28 1861 930 2791Cetve r , F . .. ... 298 2 6 1 893 507 24 00

t Mor gan , H.. . .. ... 236 4 1792 447 2239t Stone. C.. . .. .. . . 1 80 23 14 9 0 432 19 2 2t Fis her. N. .. .. 1 2 5 0 1422 365 178 7

Sto ne, G. .. . . .. 1 2 7 2 1 1 0 73 308 1381t B ruahett, s . • . . . . . 136 72 724 401 11 2 5t Snelgro ve, W . . . . . . 44 0 1003 ..... 10 0 3t Penstone. J . .• .. .. 149 . 5 1 661 267 928t Ea les . C. . . . . .. 10 2 2 1 505 2 00 705t M aun der ; B. .. ... 16 0 106 ... .. 106

• Full attendance.t On th e roll part ot, ye a r on ly .

ICIGIGlGICICI:n eI310IEICICICICICICICICICIeI: ICIOI$IeIOlelelel0t61919I5I0I9Iet€I313IGICIGIGIGIE

REID NEWFOUNDLAND CO'Y.

EXPRESS TRAINSLeave St. John 's at 12.30 p.m, SUND AYS,

TUESDAYS, and THURSDAYS, makingconnection at Por t aux Basques with

S. S. KYLEfor NORTH SYDNEY and all points

-in-

CANADA and the UNITED STATES

Trains connect with Steamers for the small

as wellas the large outports .

REID NEWFOUNDLANDCO'Y.

TH E FE I L D IAN 21

F ORU IV. (Lower)

IAt tend- Times I W" kly I Coil. , TotAl

ance Late I Marks Exams .N ame in order of

).Ierit

(b) Lower \ 332 3000 2000 5 00 0

She ppard . L. . . .. . 31 5 0 2750 1299 40 49H ynes , G. ... .. .. 3 16 1 25 4 6 1210 3 75 6Ho ward. A. .. .. .. 326 1 25 74 1051 3 625Long, D . .. .. .. 32 1 1 2603 1022 3625Dowden , V. .. .. .. 3 26 • 2503 .,7 3 420

• Cake . W. .. . . . .. . 33 2 17 2452 . 02 33 54Pe rli n. W. .. .. . .. 325 70 240 1 . 43 33 44R endell , F . .. .. .. 2 82 31 2228 10 97 3325Chalker, T. .. .. 29' 3 2 1942 574 25 1 6Cam pbell , N . . . .. .. 301 45 17 73 58 4 2 357\V ill ar, ~I. .. .. ... 323 25 1914 433 2347White , H . .. .. .. . 214 3 151 8 8 1 7 23 35Godden . C. .. .. .. 2 8 1 0 17 83 5 5 1 2334

t Ke an, C. .. .. .. 2 3 5 6 1945 38 0 2325t Herre rt on . D. .. .. 214 5 179 1 50 1 229 2t Critchell, L. .. .. .. 192 2 1495 444 1939t White, E . .. . . ... 140 3 1243 5 5. 1802t PeUt e, J . .. .. ... 1 8 4 3 1364 35 4 171 8t Ley . R . .. .. ... 1 70 6 .88 2 64 1252t R e id . G.. . .. .. .. . 66 20 3 5 7 171 528

• F ull attendance.t On the roll part ct yea r only.

B UTCHER

While thanking my Inumerous customers .and the public gen­erally for past fav­ours, I beg to say, Ikeep at

350 WATER STREETCHOICE BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB and

PORK, alsoFRESHLY CORNED BEEF

WILLIAMCAMPBELL

Extracts from the Merchant Shipping Actreferring to the Naming of Ships

Iteg ulnttons made hy th e Bea rd of Tr ude, In eunjunetton wit h I~t he I'e mmlsslon er s of Customs. under 8e('ll01l :;0 of th eJf('r r ba n t Sh lJlJllult At", l!;OII. :Under the provisions of Section 50 of the Mer ch an t Sh ippin g

Act , 1906, the Boa rd of T ra de, in conjunction wit h th e Com mis­s ioners of Cus toms, he r eby ma ke the following Reg ula ti ons r ela­ting to sh ips' na mes, a nd dir ec t that th ey sha ll come into forceon 1s t J an ua ry. 1908.

I. - A ny per son wh o prop oses to make a pplication tor theR egi s t ry of a Bri ti sh Sh i p shall gi ve no ti ce in writing of th e proposed n a me of th e ship to the Registra r of Shipping at the inten ded Port of R eg is t r y at least fou r tee n days befo r e th e date onwh ich it is con te m pla ted to effect t h e registry,

7.-When it is p rop ose d to re gister the sh ip at a po r t nots it ua te d in the British Is lands , t he R eg istrar to whom th e nameis inti ma ted may proceed with the registry of the sh ip if he sa ttenes h ims elf th at th e nam e does not appear in the Cu r re nt Mer ­ca nt ile xa vr L is t ; but if th e na me do so appear. the R eg ist rar

sh a ll tra nsmit the a pp lications to the R egi s trar Gen eral ofSh ipping and Seamen , a n d the case shali be t reated In the man-+ n er laid do wn for r egi stry In the B ritish Is la nds .i II. w, Le~n:SSUnIER, Registrar of Shipping.

~!~;;~~~n.t ~Of ~~S~~: •• •

TH E FE I L D IA N

FOItl\l III. (Upper"

23

Xa me in order orMerit I

Attcnl~· 1 Ti mes -I Wt'ekl~ - I · Co;!. Totalance Late Marks Exams.

Max. 332 . ... . 30 00 2000Sti rli ng, G. . . .. . .. 303 2 2597 15 31Ayre, J. .. .. .. 2 86 2 2 61 3 14 74MacL eod , R. . . .. .. 321 2 2585 1447Gr1eve, J . .. . . . . . 2 87 3 2432 1415Cann ing , J. .. .. .. 322 35 24 83 12 27W ood, S. . . . . .. . . 332 11 245 9 1 21 3H ibbs. T. . . . . . 272 1 23 46 1 220Lockyer, :\1. .. .. 281 29 2247 12 85Smith, J . W . . . . . .. 3 16 3 23 81 11 2 2Moo re. W. .. .. ... 304 9 2 118 12 11Can ni n g , G. .. .. . . 314 34 23 43 9 72M ews, K . . . .. 220 44 20 47 12 51Snow, Gordon . . 322 20 2175 105 3Alde rdice H. . . . . . . 2 42 1 0 2067 111 8Bishop, F. .. .. ... 25 4 5 6 2003 10 46Colye r, R . . . . . . 3 15 3 1 2 16 4 8 62w e d ta n d , A. . . .. .. 275 3 20 13 89 2Levitz , A . .. .. .. . 166 4 16 24 126 3White. R . .. . . .. 21 8 2 16 80 11 0 0Ea les, E. .. . . ... 226 72 164 6 10 3 4Bay ly. D. .. . . .. . . 296 28 1866 7 80Thorne , J. . . . . . 320 2 4 1919 64 9Perlin. E. . . . . . . .. 270 2 9 17 0 2 811Th or ne, E. .. .. . . . 13 8 1 20 0

----=--=--====-- -

6000412 84087403238 473 71 0367 235 6 63 53 235033 32 933 153 2 983 22 83 1 853 0 493 02629 05288 727 802680264625682513

120

• Full attendance.t On the roll part of yea r only .

Illus tr ated BO OKSColoured P ic t u re BOOKSA ll k inds School B OOKSAll k ind s H ymn BOOKSIn fa ct AL L th e BOOKS

· .GEAR Be COMPANY

H ardware and Sto ves, P lumbin g and H eat ing

ST OVES and RA NGES of E VER Y DESCRI PTION. we are no w sho wirig a s p lend id li ne or

JU.U U.,.:I Z[J) SL A'J'E JLL" ' I' '': I , ~

Th ey are as low In pr ic e as woode n ma nt els , are perfectly fireproof a nd be autifu l in design.

T he KING EDWA R D RA NGE is st ill OUR LEADERWrite u s for pri ces 3 10 \L\ T EU STU EE 'f

JO HN MAUNDERTA I L O R and CLO T H I E R

281 and 283 Duckworth St ree t , St . John's

Our Clothes stand the wear and tear incident­al to College days.

BOO KSTh e Very L a tes t BOOKSTh e Very Best BOOKSBoys ' Special BOOH:SGirl s' Spe cia l BOOK SR e ward B OOK S

- CAN DE H A D AT-

AYRE & SONS, LIMITED

JA M ESP E N N 0 C K , Established 1863Le nd a nd Sheet Iron Worker, Plumber, )f ak er of Shi ps '

Li gh ts, Lu mps, Ve nt il a to r s, Stove P ipes , e tc.Ca stings o r eve r y description, Rowse Ch ock s , HawsePipes , .Bo gt ea, Sto ves , Tinwar e an d- En amel wa re .

Ship s ' \ Vork a Specialty. Satisfact ion Guarantee d.

Repairs Ne atly an d Prom ptly Executed.

T A S K E R C OO K , St. John's, N.F.L.D.

THE FEIL D I A N 2.~

FOrol m. ( Lo wer )

Name in order or IAttend' i Times IWttkly I ,Coli. I Tot. 1Merit ance I .ute ~larks Exam s.

--- --- - - -Max . 33 2 30 0 0 2000 60 00

Shears. B. 299 20 2 76 2 1114 38 76Sn ow, Ger al d ' V.. . 2 7 7 ' 6 23 9 4 1 3 6 6 3 7 60Anders on, T . .. 297 2 227 8 1088 3366Fitzge ra ld, W . .. .. 297 '7 2134 1 21 7 3 35 1Smit h: O .: W .•• .. 32 1 6 2 205 1045 3 25 0

t A lderdice, H . .. . . . 2'2 10 2067 111 8 3 18 5t Butler, W . .. 241 7 2044 1074 3 11 8

Goo d r id ge , A . . . . . . 297 3 1 212 0 70 7 2821Eal es , A... . . .. .. 275 42 1 975 82 9 2 80 4Earle, L. 260 17 1853 923 277 6Hu suns, G. 267 26 1991 766 2147Cr os bIe, J . .. .. 269 26 1874 824 2698W ise man, H... .. 229 17 17 20 966 2 686Cornick, C. . . .. . . . 28' 36 1923 7 27 265 0P hillips , F .. . .. .. 292 22 1976 66 8 2634Cha rd. W.. . . . .. 282 23 17 98 807 2 605

t Davis , W. J . .. ... 246 6 0 1822 701 2523t J..lllle y. H . .. ... 11 5 0 1381 11 22 2503t K nowll ng, G. . . . . . 23 0 3 1 1674 76' 2438t v atcber , H . .. 279 80 176 4 606 22 69

War ren, G. .. . . 313 63 14 9 2 346 1 837t Pee ver. H.. . .. ... 92 17 91 2 88 7 1799

Cook. E . .. .. . . .. 176 14 1 306 347 165 3Davey . J.• • .. .. . . 229 14 140 8 2 26 1 633

t Willar. J. . . .. . 82 , 8'6 607 1452t Mug ford . R . . . . . . . 2' 1 72 a 72

-=------=-=- = ---=-- ---=• Full a ttenda nce .t On th e roll part ot year only.

AGENTS

PHO<ENIX ASSURAN CE CO., LTD.,of London , the st ro ngest F ire O ffice,

Dea lers in

Lumber, Paints, Hardware and all Builders 'and Painters' Supplies.

A gents-

Brantford Roofing Co.,Cabot's Shingle Stains and

Rainbow Bran d Mixed Pa ints.

; ,~~-1&~~j;;j:::i:K I':: I~ I':: IC I':: I ':: leIC I 3 1 3 13 I G I~~K

OTICE --I T J: Hvnms A ~ ]) SJlWI'E RS

Regul nrlcns under Provlslo us of " The na me a nd I nlandFtshertes Hoard Act"

1. Any person who en gages in th e bu siness of bu ying orshipping th e skins o f fur-bearin g an ima ls in the Colony of Ne w­fou n dla nd sh a ll obta in a li cense from the Ga me and Inland FI sh ­eri es Board as a rur- >u ye r or shippe r ; s uc h lic en s e shall bevalid only u n til th e a ta t da y of December In th e year of its i ssu e,A fee of fifty cents (50 cents) for each fu r-buyer or ship pe r 'sli cen se shall be paid by the licensee to th e person issu ing sa me.

2. Every buyer of f ur sh all report to a Mag ist rate. Jus ti ce< of t be P eace or S ub-Coll ec to r, or to the Ga me and Inl a nd F ish-

eries Board, St. J oh n 's, on a fo rm provided tor the pu rpose. the< qu a nt it y aud kInd of all fur exported b)' h im fr om the Colony,

, Res iden ts shall report on or befor e December 31st, in every> yea r, and non -r eet den te shall re po r t befo re lea ving th e Co lony on

or befor e December 31s t , in ev ery yar.

NOT E- P en a lty not exceeding on e hundred do ll ars $ (100 )or , in default , to im pr ison ment for a term not exceed .in g two mon th s, See "The Game an d Inl an d F ish er iesBoa rd Act, 1910," an d Regulations made thereunder.

GAME AND n,LAND FISH E R IE S BOARD.

GOWER UARBITS, Secretary.

< 1C1::ICISISIC:CI21::12IClGleSI8 C+S-i*iB1S1SfelSte:SIClSISIClClSISISIGIGIe1CICICICIGteteletC

T H E FE IL DIAN 2i

PUEPAU ATOHY DEPT . (Form II.)

Name in order of IAt tertr I- 1Thill'sJUHn,1and Ere " 'ork

\rN·klyMeirt an ee I La te .:\farks ::\Iarks IPosition

IMax. 1 55 5 000 250

House . E. 14. 4073 215 1Cook. R. .. .. .. .. 14 5 39 27 1 85 3Du der , P . . . . . .. . 1 50 3 863 18' •Gould. C. .. .. 1 3 3 3644 17 9 5Brook es, L. .. .. 14 1 3617 17 7 8Macpherson , C. . . .. 14 5 35:!1 179 5Wh it e, R. .. ... 144 3 4 95 19. 2Colbou rne. F . .. . . . H' 33 01 15 3 9MacDonald. T . .. . . 1 5 2 31 36 1 81 5R ennie, G. . . .. .. 1 2 1 1 9 2996 141 11Wlllar . F. .. .. . . . 1 2 5 2 0 29 80 117 12Mo rgan. H . . . . . .. 1 37 30 2977 142 1 0H aw kin s. T . .. . . 1 51 3 2 28 1 115 1 3v at cher, H. .. .. .. 14 2 20 2235 88 1 6H ernum , J . " .. .. 81 20 17 28 105 14Watson, J. .. .. .. . 56 3 15 35 44 1 5Pope, H. .. .. .. .. '0 • 871 .2 17

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G. KNOWlING, LI MITED.The Leaders for high class and well selected

Euro pean and American stock. Lateststyl es a specia lty- Lowest Prices.

BOYS' OUTFITrERS MEN 'S OUTFITrERS

School and Office ISupplies

A SpecaltyI

I . I

IBooks of Travel Iand adventure for

boys and girlsI

THE BOY'S FRIEND-Popular Mechanic,the Captain, and work magazines always on hand.

China & GlasswareCrockeryware and

Noveltiesalways on hand

Fret Work SawsGuns. Ammunition.

Axes, Toolsof all descr iption

I I

--S-P-O-R-T-IN- G-G-, -O-'ODS-Baseball Sets, Crick· Iet Sets, Trouting Poles, Footballs, Tennis Sets.Headquarters for all sport ing goods.Confectionery, Garden Seeds, Medicines, etc.

Sta tionery, Games, Toys, Dolls.

Prize Books, Churns, Boys' Own Annuals,Picture Books

G. KNOWlIN G, LIMITED.

THE F EILDIA N 29

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Examination N otes

35

General.- T o some extent the wo rk of every gr ade in theExaminations of 1919 was very serious ly in jured by thebreak ing u p of ou r cl asses during the 19 weeks whe n regularwork was im possible- chiefly while Fei ld Ha ll w ith it s 50pupi ls and 3 masters was in quarantine. In the A.A. an d In ­termedi ate g rades, however, the loss of time was most severe­ly felt . While the Boarders were abse nt only t hree or fourA.A . candi dates, and about half a dozen I ntermed iat es. couldattend at the Co llege. \V ith three memb ers o f t he staff inFe ild H all , on ly one master could be spared to look aft erSe nior A.A. , Junior A.A . and I ntermed iate work, since it wasim possible to combine any two of our Junior F or ms ow ingto the ir larg e numbers . (Form I V. about 30, and F orm II I.abo ut 40). Subjects suc h as Latin and Frenc h which are takenby only part of each Form, could receive litt le or no attent ion.T he A.A. Physics class could do very littl e, practi cally all th emem be rs of t hat class bei ng in quarantine and w it hout a Sc i­ence Master.

Thus the comparative failure of th e A.A. and I ntermedi ­ate work is easily accounted for, and even now it is difficultto see t hat anything cou ld have been do ne to avoi d the practi­ca l failure to do a satisfactory year's work. A ddi tional teach­ers we re not obtai nable at any price. Nothing tha t was with­in our power to put an end to the persist en t ou tbreaks ofdi ph t her ia was lef t undone. Until the De partme nt of PublicH eal th obtained a supply of the material necessary to test fordiphther ia " car ri ers", the outbreaks continue d. W hen atEast er the test could be app lied, t he disease was at oncestamped out ; but by that t ime it was too lat e for many st ud­ent s to ma ke up fo r the t ime lost, and several of them wenthome and did not s it for the examinations.

I n the Preliminary and Primary Gra des the work was farless aff ect ed , except perhaps in those Prelim ina ry Grade sub­ject s ( Latin, French, Shorthand, Book-keep ing, H ygi ene, andDraw ing ) ta ke n by on ly part of the cl ass.

In t he Primar y Grade the work don e pr oduce d better re ­sults fr om the examination poi nt of view tha n we have hadfor y ears ; for eve n while the Form Master wa s absen t thewo rk of th e F orm con t inu ed without int err uption.

36 TH E F EIL D IAN

The Educational Drive

D uri ng the month of J un e t he author it ies o f the Method­ist Colleg e and o f ot her Mc thodist inst it uti ons determined 't o ra ise a la rge sum of money for va r io us pu r poses, chi eflyeducat ional. A new met hod was ad opted by wh ich an Ame r­ican finn was em pl oye d to engi nee r the who le bus iness; andso tremendously successful was t he movement that the D ir ect­ors of the -Ch urc h of England Coll eges decided to adopt th esame system for the purpose o f ra isi ng fu nds to rebuild andr eorg an ize our t wo Coll ege s. The beginn ing of A ug ust wa sth e date fixed and th e object ive aimed at was $350,000. Con­t r ibutor s w e r e a sk ed either to make one large donat io n orto pay in five annual instalments.

For a week Church of En g land pe ople in St. John's wereasked to give th em selv es up to the rais ing of t his very lar gesum of money; an d t he res ponse was su ch as to surp r ise eventhose who were most hopeful of succ ess.

T wenty t eams of collect or s we re appoint ed each pr esid­ed over by a Captain, t en teams consist ing of lad ies an d tenof men. T hese were groupe d in four .di visions each under adiv isi onal ch airman, the object being to arouse a spiri t ofcompe tition which would cause ea ch Division and eac h Teamto aim at coll ect ing more than any ot he r Team or Divisio n.

F or years t he Chu rch of En g land has rea lised that ourColleg es are poo rly hou sed an d equipped, and it was fe lt thata great and uni t ed effort was ne cessa ry to pu t the m on a moresati sfacto ry basis. That e{[ort St. JOhn's has now mad e, andthe re su lt is one of whi ch our pe op le may we ll feel proud.

In iti al gi fts amount in g to $1 60,000 were ann ou nced on theopeni ng day of the dri ve. and furt her gifts of s imilar ge ne r­osity ca me in duri ng th e we ek. The more wea lt hy busi nessmen th us showed the ir dete rminat ion to support th e move ­ment to th e utmost of th eir pow er. Their exa mple was mostgenerous ly fo llowed by a vcry large number of the less wea l­t hy tucmb crs of t he denomi na t ion. By the en d of the wee kthe ob jectiv e was not on ly rea che d but surpassed by a sub­stantial mar g in, the total am ount co ll ect ed being in the nei gh ­bo rhood of $360,000

37T H E FE IL D I A N---- - - - - ._---- - - -T hat St. J oh n' s a lo ne sh oul d have co lle cte d so large a

sum is evi de nce of th e ama zing prospe r -i t y that w e have bee nenjoy ing of recent years. If th e out po rt s, which arc equall yprosperous, do anyth ing lik e as we ll proport ionat e ly , the Col­leg e w ill be in a po sit ion to se cu re suc h buildings and eq uip­me nt as wi l l be seco nd to non e in th e Colo ny, and to ex ten dthe ir work in di r ect ion s wh ich a year ago w ou ld ha ve bee nconsidered qu it e ou t of th e ques tion.

It will prob abl y no t b e pos si ble to undertake th e ne ces ­sary con st r uct ion for som e time. 2'1'1 uch of t he mo ney w ill notcome in imm ed iat e ly, and pr ob nbly it wo u ld h e u nwise tomake co ntr ac t s w hi le t he p r ice s of la bcu r an d ma ter ial a re ash igh as at p r esent . I II a y (': l.1' or e ighteen mon ths ho th lab ou rand mate r ia l w ill po ss ib ly hav e fa lle n consi d c ra b ly ; and ifw e ca n th en obta in half as mu -h aga in fo r the money , 'ly e

shall do we ll to wait pa tiently for a \\ ltile in orde r to seewhat is l ik el y to hap pen.

T he su ccess o f th e ' D r -i ve' seem s to be due ch ie fly to thefact that th e w ho le ca m pa ig n W :l,S un der the direct ion of anexpert -in su ch ma tt e r s whose word wa s law and w ho was inth e posit ion o f a dict ato r. Thus what cvr.r diffe re nces ofopinion mi gh t ari se , a ll worked togethe r as one man to war -dsth e common ai m .

P erh ap s, too, th e fact that for years before the wa r theF ei ld -S p cn ccr A ssocia ti on did so nutcf go od work for theColl eg es, had so me th in g to do w ith preparing the m ind s o four p eopl e for the grea t effort which alone cou ld ac co mpli sh'what wa s so g re atl y n eeded . The w ar it self h25 co mpe ll edus a ll to sec the necess ity for pr eparing fo r inc rease d effic i­enc y in bu siness and in ever y o ccupati on if we are to reta int he p ro sp er ity to w h ich as ;l onrnnu ni ty w e have g r ow n accu s­tomed. New an d im pr ove d uu-thod s cap. onl y be carried ou tby th os e thorou gh ly equipped from th e po in t of vie w of in­tell ig ence and ed ucat ion ; and if 011r Coll eg es canno t furn ishthe communi ty w it h a stead y su pp lv of cu pahl e and cn e r­getic young m en and young w om en, t he communit y as a w ho lecan not ho pe to keep it s place in the struggle for prospe r ity .The lea de r s in th e commu ni tv mus t come from th e Col le g esor b e men wi th li tt le or no education. Thus in developi n gand improving th e Co ll eges we are following a cour-se th at isnot only wi se but absol ut el y necessary if Newfoun d lan d is tog row and de vel op. T he onl y alternat ive to de ve lo pme n t isstagnat ion and r ott en nes s suc h as can ha r d ly fa il to br ing up­on us t he ~ l..39P~ 9£ eve ry pro~rc s s i v e and de cen t commun ity

38 THE FEI LD IAN

in the Empire an d in th e wo rl d. H avin g taken the first stepin th e right d ir ect ion we must see to it t ha t the re is no look­ing back and no turning as ide fr om th e only sane course-s­that of progress such as w ill enabl e as man y as possible todevelop t hei r intell ig ence and their character to the high estdegree o f which they ar e cap able.

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Hockey, /9/9

T he winter o f 19 19 will lon g be remembered as one oft he mildes t that we have ha d for ma ny years. Early in J an­uary t he fros t which had been rat her sever e be fore Ch rist­ma s, broke, an d there wa s no skat ing eith er in the Rin k or ont he pon ds . T owards the end o f th e win ter th ere we re a fewdays of ,harder weather , and two hockey matches were playedwithout any previou s practices. In bo th o f the se S1. Bo na­ven t ure's were succ essful against M. C, and B. F. C, ne ithero f the latt er having eve n aver ag e team s. \ Ve congratulate thewinning team.

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The College Companies

D ur ing th e T r in ity Term (Easter to June 30th) as mu chas possibl e was done to pull together the work o f t he Com ­panies which had suffered so severe ly fro m t he const ant in­t er rupt ion s cau sed by succeeding per iods duri ng which F eildH all was in quarantin e. After the Ea ster holidays there wasonly one short interruption o f this sort , and throug hout theremaind er of the term ex ce lle nt work was done . T he ret ur nto the College of Li eut . \V. An derson who had had severalvaluable 'cours es' in E ng land, and wh o was made Co.-Sergt.Major in connection wit h C Co ., enabl ed us to smar ten up thework of C Co. con sid er ably. At the end o f June, short ly be­fore the C H.E. ex aminati on s took pl ace, t he fina l SectionCompetition for th e y ear was held, L ie ut. Co lonel Bernardkin dly acting as judge for C Co., and Maj or Raley for K Co.The competition resul ted as follows :

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IMax 20 20 20 20 20 20 120

Sect ion I 17 17 16 14 18 19 101Sect ion I I. 16 17 17 17 17 20 104Section III. 16 16 16 14 19 19 100Section I V. 16 15 16 15 17 19 9S

K. Co.

Sect ion 1. . 18 16 16 17 16 15 9SSection II . , 17 14 16 16 17 18 9SSection III. 18 16 17 '7 17 17 102Section I V. 19 19 18 18 18 19 III

\ Ve congratulate the winning Sections (No.2, C Co. ,Cp !. A. Ga rdner, and NO.4, K Co., Lee.-Cp!. H . Ellis) on thei rsuccess.

\ Vhi le it was evident that in both Companies the wor kwas lack ing in "finish," the fact t hat so methi ng like nineteenweeks of t he fo r-t y t hat make up the College yea r, we re pr ac­t ica lly lost owing to t he abse nce fr om parade o f t he boarde rs,is su fficient to acco unt fo r eve n a wo rse cond iti on tha n t hatwhich actually ex isted. S ix o f our sec t ion comma nders we reboarders in Feild H all , an d for nearl y ha lf the ye{lf they we reunable to do any wor-k wit h thei r sect ion s. \ Ve were par t icul ­ar ly so r ry that t his should have happ ened ju st at the timewh en we were BIOst anxious to show that the Comp anies hadwo r-ked har d, but suc h disappoin tm ent s as this are bound tocome occasiona lly - I suppose to pr event our becomin g con ­ce ite d.

' Ve hope that in course o f time the work of both Corn­panies wi ll be under the di rection of Lieut.-Co lonel Bernard ;but at present he is not we ll eno ugh to undertake this . Fo rthe present Major Ra ley wi ll d irect the wor k of C Co. inspite of the fact that as Major and Adjutant of Avalon Bat­ta lion he ha s to g ive a great de al o f ti me an d attention to t heCo mpanies at H eadquart ers. .

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In June, 1919, the L ieut. Colonel Commanding a wardedGood Conduct Stripes to the following members of the Col­lege Companies :

C CO.- 3Td st ri pe: P te. H . Downton , Bglr. E . Wood.end stripe : P te s. L. Shepp ard, \V. Kent, S. Ellis,

\V. Ma rshal l, Che sley Dawe, 1\1. J ones,G. Lewis.

1 St st ripe : P tes. R . Mercer, R. Hiscock , ] . Go uld,G. Makin son, Frank War-cham, A.Baird, ] . Ba ird, M. T itford, Bg lr . G.Crosbie, Dnnr. R Ande rson.

K Co-s-and stripe : Ptes. G. H ynes, \V. Cook, \ V. Rees, A.Howard, F. Press, \V . Lockyer , Bg lrs.1\1. Fcavcr, C. Press, D rmrs. T . Chal ke rM. Wi lla r.

1 St stripe: Ptes. V. Dowden, T . A nderson, D. Long\ V. Cake, A. Goodridge, J. Can ning, G.Stirling, J. Gr ie ve, T . H ibb s, R. Co lyer ,W. Titford, R. Phill ips , ] . Ayre, Bgl r.S. Wood.

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Rugby Football, '9' 9The '9'9 season produced a strong XV there bein g with

us a nu mber of players with prev ious experience, such as \V.Anderson who so su cce ss full y led the ser um in 1917. G. W hitewho was captain of Rugby in ' 9 18, E. Snow, A. Payne and A.Perli n; while A. Gardne r showed signs of bec oming a fastthree-quarter, and t here was abundance of go od materia l forth e fo rward line. T he kn ow ledge that there we re not likel yto be any In te r-Coll eg iat e matches at t he end o f t he seasontook some o f the -kee nn ess out o f t he practices, and a t t he be­gi nning of the season a final per iod of quarant ine in F ei ldHall prevente d our beg inni ng as soo n as we ot he rwise sho uld.It also cut G. Stein out of Ru gb y for the season causing himto sp end hi s la st t erm in the ho sp ita l. Everyone regrette dthat so keen a half sho uld have bee n prevent ed from play ing.

\ Ve t rust th at next year the Met ho dist College will beable to put a team in t he field again. The wea ther of 1919proved qu ite un su itable for any other gam e bu t Rugby ; in

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fact the game co uld ha ve bee n played th is year till alm ost th eend o f July .

W ith the re turn or Ma jor Ra ley we look forward to great­er keenness than eve r in connecti on with Ru gby as well a s in

-; all t he Co llege games. \ Ve have mi ssed him very much since1914, hut we have man aged to keep eve ry hranc h of OUf ath­lct ics go ing and had some sort of team ready for every In ter­Cullegia te competition throug hout th e war. \Ve fee l ra th erproud of thi s fact , for there ha ve been several occas ion swhe n the t emp ta t ion to "let t hings s lide" has been ve ry great.The bur de n o f the Com panies, Shooting. Associat ion F oot­ba ll, H ockey and Rugby Football, has o fte n seemed too greatfor our staff to keep go ing . depleted a s it was by the wa r."'c have reaso n to cong-ratulate o ut -s e lves on having kept upth e tradition of happi er days, and on bein g' ab le now to "handon the torch" to a younger and mor e vigo ro us generation.

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) Han. J oh n H arvey G. J . Ada ms, Esq.> Ha n . T a sk er Cook G. W. B. Arre. E sq., LI.B.

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W. R. Wa rren . E sq ., K.C . J . A. Winter, Esq.

Br ian Dunfi eld , Es q., B.A., li on . Sec l .· T rPa !oiUf ('f

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I. J . Sa ms on, A.A.Prepa rutorr Isept,

and Kfnd er gur tenr Miss Steed, A.A.Mlss Wtlls.

.'lu,;l (' &: S lndnlt: H . W. Stirling, L.L.C.M.)I a n ual Tra ining: I. J , Samson (Truro Normal School.)

FEILD HAL Lwurdem Rev . H . L. Pike, L.T h .) ,lIl1y Jl lltrun: Mrs. F ra nk Co lley.H ous e )la!'ih'l os: Ll e well yn Co ll e y , A.A.

?llajor A . Raley , l\1.C., C. d e G.

'Iedl ('al Att eudant e T. An der son , Esq ., M.D.

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Ow ners an d Age nts

Skins, Seal Oil, Cod Oil, Etc.

I BOWRING BROTHERS, LlMITEO II SHIPOWNERS, BROKERS, and !! GENERAL MERCHA NTS. !I Exporters of Codfish, Salmon, Herri ng, Seal I

IOf the Steamships 'Portia' and 'Prospera,' sa iling fort- t

nightly from St . John's for Northern and Westernports. For fr eight and passage rates apply to theCoastal Office .

Agents for

Ll oyd's , Ne w Swiss L loyd 's ,L ondon Salva ge Association,Nati onal Board of Marin e Underwriters. New York ,

Li verpool & Lon don & Globe Fire Ins urance Company,New Yor k, Ne wfoundland and H al ifax S. S. CompanyEn glier and American Steam Shipping Company

Repres ented by

C. T . BOWRING & COY.. Limited, Li verpoolC. T . B O WRING & CO 'Y ., Limited, London.C. T . BOWRING & CO 'Y. , Limited, Cardiff.

I BOWRING & CO'Y., New York.BOWRING & COY .• San Diego, Californi a.!~.ble Ad dress : "Bowring," St. J ohn's.

t~VRINC BROTHERS, 1I ,~!TED I