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The (I|osing_ Exercises Of this Institution Were field lin - friday, 23rd Inst--Stirring Addresses By lieutenant

Governor Mackinnon, Dr. Anderson, Principal _Milien

Prolesserfralncr Arid Others; _ _- * ` “

The closing exercises of the Chariot

_tetown Business Oeiiege were held liri- tlay-tsight; and wete ef an unusuali y ia- teresting nature. Principal 'Miller ore- sided. while on hls right sat Lieut Gov- ernor' Mackinncn, 'an on his left. Mr A J B\Hellish. Mr J 0 Trainer and the othsrmembers of thefacuity.-_ _ __

The llrst article en the programme

was the singing of "God Save the

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_A an william .w tidal, - -vrsst' ne, arty

Miss .ish_isf'Mel2iunop. iiam_i_i\ou_ Mr Jo li-'R on lllm`I:Iazelbr`cok °‘ L`i°IPBrehi§t,`=furrsy Harbor " Angus MGDQP t_i.'Ha_mpl0li _

" 'Gear Bhaw. _ehmie

" Marsgzll Lear .Ee etcwn ‘Miss Gertrude Bulger.-city_ ~

“ Katie 0r0f1ket_t, Ospe Trsvei se

Miss. Ms sret Bent. S mmeralde

xin ':~.. a~f.i‘n _M i-_.utr ` _ . i,_ ' .'

g All B BDO I 0l'eVdi' Qn¢';¢ |{Bap’fgk¥€¢¥||;-glpyg

Musical selections by _Prof Watts'

erchestrs. _ _ - lilr Millar in the following remarks than welcomed His Honour. Lieut Giv- erncr MacKinnon, to the 0 B 0.

Yeiiu Honen:--

OII behalf of the _faculty and stndriits

of this college it affords ine a g_rsar (isnt o'f pleasure to welcome yct)__ :ere 'lhis evening. You have' ‘been h_erii,_24iri “ll former occasions. when 'you .took a deep interest in our 'work'-_ as a lectureron onrnmereiai Law.'__'. __Wa welcome you hera,_tc-night, notl only from _the 109° that you were s former 'teacher in_ this college. but also that _LOU ¢lk.°_° |lV0|! liiieie~t in everything rtaininl ¢°`°d°_' cagicpai and agricnlturdl ulairt, ll! fl°|1 everytbingihst peririins _te the welfare of this island in igonefll- _ _'W0 "'l°l¢°» Sir, to know that your labors have _been recognized, not only 'by init |Jl‘0vih_0e.hut_ by thisgrsat Ilomluion as well. __ Your promotion has given ns cause _to believe that, in this young Oansda ofccnrs. it is ng; Q ¢fl'_me tp pe s young msn, for I be-_ lleve, Sir, that y_ou_a,iothe yosngestflnau holding meh a responsible i1°_sl\i°D- 1 ..

We can cnlv:ssy, and nay it-fl'0lH 01"'

hearts. that _ve hen _both you.-led M" llaokinncn, ml! 001°! _ I0" Wm "' * Government; House 'i so` suspiciously be nn; slid- as this ‘is your lrht visit to mr. iugtitptlgu in your omcisl oaplviiyi may ,vreindu ge the hope that it will not be your last ` ' <

Oirbshslf of the studentsand faculty.

I ;¢;lceii)n='te the 0 B 0. _ _ _ _ y ss o u- ~` » __ _fiegiling by lisa Ruby Rsttrslt ‘T110

PlIot’s Story.” _ _ _ " ~ Instrumental Duett by __liil!°|__ /*"2*

Stewart and _Blanche Dinifllrll- _ -

had kind-

that

Has

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presented for

the

Bivsr

antrihase __ our

Union Corner -

Mr Edward n eh __" ‘W V "' Howard Gallant-,Rustioovlile

- “ John-Oeioereufclll '

“ Lloyd Sh_srp.Bnmmerslde ° ‘ii 1'?.1?"ri’~°'iili$.. ‘$3 i

_ lies Ililzlids' . _V

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_ " ~P,st6r_ _ _,_.:Qli¥. ‘;_ ._ _» _ :ini e..~:r~ _ Miss-liar' '0|l';`l_" _ " ‘ miner-was 'rr sein iiolssr Mid we college aipiir ‘tj orthsiwsndstrns- w`r`iting,airo ¥wr mm‘lbs Phono- grsphlc Instit\t_li_s__‘il§- _ llllbfil- ' _

The following ttttdsotsf ef. the short-

hmd md typ_ewrigng__depurtment were ii _ rded the A atiuenles' Di 19111! 01 gr_e_i>h¢negr_ep1_=__o_- institute. 0 ncinrati.

ie:--__‘__".:‘*_- " _ `_ : _“fr f;.1::::t.:;:r°" I t

'. “"-Lora Wright `_

_" gS_iéict_;I?eBleis _ _i ' 1* r ' _._ _ “ Fierrn-:g"g¢ll.»`_~_ _' -

' -f a¢‘ry.'iG1Ii»u_ _ _ "‘ '~ Agne's_ Bo-tiger _ ~ ‘ ~" Mamie Bcalihu _ _ ' ' ~ alice I-_McPherson “'

~' -ltttaiiuhisy ;_~ '~ ' -- Anne hrewstt __ ». _ _-

" .¥_annl£_'Bo|iitrIiian» _ _ -

-' na l\1‘|Wl'- .

lIrDcnni_`d__A’Bi_bwart ‘ s - Two gradusteshof e this department

i ~ nee tiiixi _.se nrin the

::=‘clis:'»“::c::itlcs':o of the ss?ne'in'siiiu_- tion, namely:-\ '< _ - -~ ' ' um Aiicass-Trainer, city ~

Mlsshlliauzi 'l‘sylcr.'do~ _ __ _

_in addition ta' the _s vs _thai ini diploma sf `Ns_lWdUl@ Nadi., ing_{io_psrtmsut wsgmer to ¥._ __ - low ng atudqntiir o. intiieir examina- tions demonstrated an wofllllll lP¢°d'_°f _not less than l60 'tverdl a dninnx ‘ln shorthand. andaupsbd III \l'lM° NUI .notes on the tfpewriier -of UDNUI. "UU 20 words s ui lt\tf__e.l\\¢\"ll\3:1!_¥|l° hu" nessiand accuracy of th _ WOR ill!! the were well qosliilad to perform the dutles of an elllce _sle|l°l"°Pl_‘°l’ =°° '

Miss Neitis'Btesrns _ ` ` ' " Ida Byrne __ _ -f Kathleen itsrie '

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_that are going eu continuously

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living in s very interesting time in the be

history ef the world. You have been an

iiviuz when the heir naval name has Imishtssy. withoutcutbnr suv rriiw """"°" ‘“"’“ Wm °"° "“"' ‘“° ‘“ :B “Wm m”n_°,hmh,,,me,,,,d me

pecial diploma of the Shorthand and

This ls one ef the many great events p

` You should be good students, not only 0

on about you. because this age is more b

up. Shakespeare was good to write a description of his day but he could not in Bicture anything like that you see if you e ave your eyes open. _ lf you read the w history cf the world in the past and see

what is going on at present you will see t

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yourselves alive ycuwant to know where w

They are good for you. ' New you take `_g up any subject with the idea of making

worthy object. but you are not in the 5

ber. We would like to see our young men i

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tar for the young ladies or not; yon will s have.tu‘ .useyour .own__judgmont cn- _t that. Iknevv that you cannot make a w

inlevery day life among business men. w where a great deal of busiueis is done. w

sontefoi that you will becbmc a traces- w sltytp your employer, and-when you t

will be in_ada,,y§nr living ls made any a

gzscti ity leitned? and _I ho_pe you e

sd lllldl I Way. I thank hlin very

have mad to her.

were iprcgressing se well.” _

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__ -. _ i . _ i ii .si r theta- setrauigth th hiht

,._ mgawulifm' remarks of the e.ii:snt:x3§hfi:h.mlTgivl;°s tllilem s ihzst ;lt<1r?if_enthus?umi;T\_i;t;?: wgrk.|_lic::-`.b It ,¥,“{*°t,l,f°';_°P_ _ f » ' Zi!»'.,i.°p..,.""“i‘2‘.i'lii'°..'.l.'»_I’.‘_Z’.f’..§‘l i.i$l’i‘2.i."{.; 3'?$.¥f¢2‘_°_'EZ’.l3'}2t`?.?£'.§§|25§_¢f'32§ .‘i*t!.“,i.§.’.‘1“.¢i.'§$i‘.¥.i"i°i..r i"2.-.".§’é’..°§E1'.T it Kms: y'N"|§|w|w', ' thlffel ow who lscanisd into the police- debating society and the eriltinge ’our ladwuand entle_meu‘, that it is most en- ., __ mum- Jaw ~ ` ‘ - ` Yourougistito Um|:§i;se _sith nacnthiydmngasloe, _sIl_thess';_h=vs _:pt :hon :ng?o_u\:_saf'tescl1i:_rb.:i$osi;si_:;t_

_ _ ‘ there ,_t t t' i me ry s evra ua vs sorta e ens

'E' *""‘_“5,,'f§‘{!,§,Q- » t ye'e':= amih“tifi;'.”w§ria tg eng- s.ft»'.e°w¢ii'i,:¢“f'f>§. inc taht x thi which you tesrreihe inrmatihnihhif Thhtgyauihhlu 5, lndum 4, clse each ether. You ought to ;heIp|wearying some ef_ you but _ as Bid New it is 'only n tural that Ishould

a » “|h“.¢h, uh 'M soho sr and lbok uma sseh other as Honor has referred to my tenure of refer to the tihorthanii and Typewriting h °p°"°;,=°|““° ,hd ‘ uitialttpsinga who are' going through ‘ oilice hers, stating that notwithstanding Deprtinent-ever which I_prsslds,ncdini °h§f.'.'°§::;, __u“~m~°.::°g',,,¢,.,,,,|.`||“Q,,. Bowdrdbut once. ' ~ the fact thstlhsva. been ir|_tre twenty-' _dating so I u__i.ig_lit ssy_;i_r_ _tl the work of ti

1' ' ‘ ` -beat dbesl f d j tents _on my epastyear _naw '_vcrypear-

umm' mm -_u‘"`“ an mhnq' gm' “ 'ly' texuty;-llri‘.th':s principal 0!-im 0031080. aut to look bsckupon. It certainly is ¥l.¥II»l-ll. Lsinsusii Gsimmrss. _ _°m“. ”‘“o°""° Gm' °|,,|,_ _ ysehe telievesthatisia onset the boys satisisotnrv in the bish_est_¢ia¢rea het

,_ »¢ A ` __ _ ttiii. I may say- that His Honor is enlylu tits number cf ourgradnatenbni ' i “" ““"""~ mhz, in ashsi. 1 sin one er in the eharseterei the wen which they

the boys still nnpd 'hops te be have done. Several of our graduates-- for-sometime -'Bht wade not know nissan in sii---have been _awsrdedthe vnatthefutarsmayhsvs in store for Amsnaenses' Dipi s _dt the Phone-

Ksny of yen are only young and are sncst fruitful one from every point It has

en fruitful from the point of attend

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ne It has been fruitful in resuits.and

__ bringing the course up to what I would

B; 3; 2213;" d°"::°:;mg:f:;n_“i hge: term an ideal course I-Iis Honor has s _ ‘wer enjoyed mnou bane, in um om stated that you graduates have about Typewriting Department, having

been l'ought.wt hiua few weeks past tio

B O than [have during the past term. 2“i_3*°d’Y:’l:" W°"k- 8° 1° P°"h*P" “°" h ,

_ - - ' f t th t th f it has the same from His Honors hands tc-

nf business methods but of what is going T_i_itcre 'may “l:_¢:_sui_a__`i:_yi re;:;t:_i_i;i.__for_i;hisl. min g__2__ohfngs;inm ,som eeulutigatyyour n_gh__ Th”_ ladle. _md gentlemen; I

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“mg “mr oouegé uh md work nm qoire ilve years. a doctor four, but I do y _ _

ly 'aunt bm lmao". ‘wut ‘D not knew howleng it takes a parson my connection with the college.

qmchpwe an an "rm" _ ' to get through-some vests Iprssume.

You have mn my ,ffm sh. in ,.,_ 'rum is a raise iafamhreae that a e

‘ming to ma cones, N yo; “mild it B student who is altogether ignorant ef

that you are alive, and when you find wyears ago and also contrasting lt :ha "g7:l°g- °°£l‘:‘°"°g' °°;" b7:":g"d' °

ith the present time. I might say that I o':¥n‘:m_°m_')‘n"°" b°§g;°°I;°.`;'°p20nol;`;: Q

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makings living. When wego toPriuee the honor to assume the office which I _ U " of Wales College and St Dunhtun's we new bold, of course someysars greater A 3_f""°m““ °°'m" '° m° °“" du and :exe it 5 study 'mathematics and the loiassies ti:_:r__i__;i_th_:irsE°b_n__tetiaezeéimstaign ,,,,,,,,,1, ::_i;i_.__.I:om_i:_s__s_ ;Lo_ng__t;;u_;: tgomggéirgseg “[5888 _h___y__l;>__6____i;_|_1m_h_m _"L so L_;

This yelzr we have awarded`from the f"§°!?‘;h vi; “three ]n:nnth:.’_’£ I sa_i;i, ;i

_ ‘ei enoweusaency

mime! er making a living. That is a b_r;»;i_nes_:;ieE1ii;_r:_i_t_;e_i_iit f3_i°_€y_,di‘|_i_l_c'i:_i_as, (_amp_ who haanavor _win on we :_a;_n_

_ _ . _ " ' ~ _ YOU areagee pract ca repiesen a ve v WWI” 1°* m°k|“3 m°“°7' "°“°' '°-mem' 7:;'dg':a'ft;‘;‘;__figfggggfgrggtmmza farmer. That boy goes home with you s |imf“womsn' get married ini-tend oi' going twcnipicmas, inet” year t‘iventy-rev_en.'- g\_‘::i:’g“°;‘u ‘$5 "(‘_‘;_"f;f;‘e hlin“_‘m:l'1’;‘ij,* wa It euld be better for the island This year we "have been able te‘ ' '

“i 7* 'I 1 ` i Very liitlel There - 'you are, we Id° Wt km" Vh°u‘°" “ w°“ldb° bm’ $325” (éeaéintmir)P;'°“‘%::l£hif;c°a':; cannot hope te"dc__very much in three partmeut alone. and _I am happy

"dm _“_ mp é3B=om_ 8° you _mouths with the ra_w_mnteiial_. _It is ab- to say tonight in the presence

“fx °_°___ (gn, Hhnoymd-in and Bmw sdrd,andIatn sorry thatagreat many of those st: dents that never at

oour rr- nla`r cclleife crk but tht °°°"""“d““° °°°"°"Whm that W"

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babcine a netislaitl te lllllkycnr fortune _sgcizaigfgéigs r:i_;c¢;_i_l,t_i_ge_§;s_:‘ lzgeanu msg: i?_t:li:_i£se._:v_i_ll__g:;i._<in u_;;_ii;_I__u£ui;<;r

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it vi1i),.'ihae_s/me,as_h'lew student. The _cugurs well. It is=i_wlse;_é,_t_~\is_ijilrl_i_t;~ an DNMM “m:igr_3&‘:__‘h°‘p-who“w.'[}1 hr '_\'vh<'_h=;}1\'1H°fi_i'° PMI rem "'~!1`<_i°vw; ~“%“*d~ liars- _W4-__ 'i_t~'l*._ ri-sd i:'.afia‘ht.?'rr`¢ some rtiitissiei bd tactic raotlbehis-profession pid _fort social lif than .ie -ill _lll0l¢__ 059% m`»u{i°u_ __ __ 555', _._ __ '- _ ,_ ,_. _. rr _ fe r I’ °“= »"°° “"° “:.“:f.=“,.*.°.:;‘z°. .£:r~c:.rt;:f*::._ __.;.~t..i..5....;__.t..;.i.__..t',.;..» ..._

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was. rsth _surprised tohe spolren to in ;;i;i=:__\__T¢l_;1:_g___i_lll;sil;l_;%_l_i_¢:_1; \_:_:___,:_l “m§‘°lf__;,“m'_&d .cobfge d,__.__“ie- _um

sincerely d I will hops te_do m duty w could not win o game vie would qu students. That will be changed during _i

rp't,ne pos tiers to which I am cased. I what we could in 'i Ei{ienest,3I>n_:tri\bl: "lg ;1_f_f_§_':l|;=l;-_._ “bong an I hu,” M my gihlignyti i-*tells gingigharlffetlgggrs Byihcn `:'i-all th‘lf’y`F§:r3i'ncb°iihe:»’rq“_$n¢ t Just w»wi'Nr Tfeiudr will- sneak for

think 'perhaps they have snm`e're»scbs UN - d’P4\¥'|m°|"; ‘ I °l_“U°° _°|0*°

iii Mille will [think be next years fordelnu so but we may denounce any- WUUUUF KRW '|1H“H_°R y°\1-W- f°l` t

qu rrtsr of r cenilnryns principal of this ,thing-uiiyt'hing ,_ can _be ablil'8‘1`-bil! I 1091' l¢l":l|¥ "°f°’i"‘°ii’ 'Q 9." W°"|"~ “nd college auth feel disposed tcndd to the think that during the past year, we have 10111' 4\l»'¢lld3“°°' 'OF Rh*-` Bild' “|10 ffl’ priest that areqplven a-menalupou some proven bevoddelis doubt that gentieinen §>°l:_r_~du;i\lt'|£suerou_ii_cfItvi__r in 8‘rsl1t\l}il 8

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tn In it bsut yohcon feel that hy your honorably defeated and were; defrsved 5°” li|l“m°d “""‘i‘i'°P“°“ °f d"|"l

#grace here antifhyyenr success you hv gentianien, those who. we_nt`on- the 0°- lmvtiitthen1lfQfI2l°l?_l9\;_i|§'¥'\1“:V\1° t ilaVs`lirought‘t_his about becsurel have ice for .thospme purpose so _wer - We" "Q “W P“9'P°\’0“l»_ “Ui V' 0. ‘Y _ ~ V1 r

aot thought ofit before until I saw you had our friendly gamer and of -course “"1” W' il* °°l9b"¢l|'1I ill! 95"* 7°" “’

' *I wc conaldered"it no dii|'grscp_;t0 listlb- P""‘°lP‘l °' *N* 99|-_|_?3°:. " ~ ' 'I ` ‘ `

,'l‘hsr9_ars"cne or two remarks-I wish foaled by suen n_ team: _at wasmll 0" by bil- li” h';°'” __ ‘W3¢_~’d » ‘° »’“° tdtna)e,thstts sbo_r;_tycnr_r¢;i_a;iingi _igpn ouavsisgirdecllege. i_heDi:riup; ofsxalrs. Lrg’ ou: “Zig __¥_h:_¥»i__ _tx _:recalls :zz ny |~;he~exc‘;ptlgh°< :I doing) yotfr heidzvel-y ;st‘iii“d:y-`blgllit* I'l'h`e slug: College before the "tt9¢¥ent`s_. because _lt

ti' ~wor|r You can do tha: ants cbvliedtiiemsaivssvvsiltsud atrend- WW' 5° ';‘“‘”°‘“_'4Y° °°H"°F‘"°i‘°"¥?~ e

Br? tin ` ill otturn out nearly so well eiweil bntlthlnk welntr ded rather I °*'“l°‘ *KWH Wm' 91°” UNY0 - 1

all '_!"|'o_u`=iu_rlled. Dc nqtread toomany much on their time, fpr. wllienfit li: re- ::":‘_‘i‘;ga:hl“Ikki_f_°:;_‘}_1_i"_g3_'_\l_1';_"_l‘}_¢ _iilmilig a iii,” '3.’.Y°‘iia Ii! §ii’n'°i.°t°° ‘°i't'1°.<i"2i°§‘§ `.'i`..`1'if-'EE iii .$3312 r‘i§...'~'3ffi §l'l$’3h°°3 ‘°°`~-‘W w°°l=1!\~` »°~ firm 113°.. th.. I

b phiyes of_’l>`nsino|s'n§en°and you will hail' paetnine.snd scmetim Nell 0'D|i_M+ '°” Wm “W d°'§¥":i -~*9"_Fb F5l°'“ 'W i'

ti sou? pqiniers in their lives that a student nsiurslig feels tgstllxis vr§u ri _|:*'_|3‘5‘;;.:lv I “if _'h"‘_k. fl’ _”_‘~“°i__‘ P' r

w s|l?_y.toyo_urseives. Iamagreat iiireto get out on Merril; Ilia l-A _Bti _I “Bunyan Wu” M- 8 _Maman for bd _ve muthsit klndoi reading: 'You withstanding, the (_Jollage_3tnsw_eu_i al. 0 "_ nd .___ mg M _ »_ _

ahh lfiioultias s msn has in this wars weiiililed evsrypstu _ y,nptcn Y ‘"5 ° “"1 lu" ° "3

lvpp of uslness men, you will find the dents riatnrduy to themselves, and we' trqgtiianlf 'ybu for your attendance here tape' ng _coonrred.tc them. They will make n. hreilr during the w_epk,de-' tolli lily- ‘and in doipg so supplement.

dirlihot gcouteu tile street and make voting _Waonssday nighistc"tl'ie seoial wits! Mr Milla: lissarahdy said in this, c

c _ plsinti ,and grumble. __'l‘hey eat life cf the college. r _ 7 res sct,ferI think thatit iscertainlya Jigga" to' work. lliist has been the Pei-napa the outcomaof the' Debating most'il_t_splriug pctne to lcbk down nude su ic`f_ftheir'anccels.. _ _ _ _ Soeietr was i_hoO-B “Ii.ec_crdsr,’? ii srtciis args and-apprs_ulsti_vo< audience] _'¥;;`i»re_areso|pe‘peiple who say nasty magazine pnbiiniieil by the students as we have upcnt s _flccsniong repro

thi gialtotttaperson gettipg drunk (I every month iii the tnterest of the sentlpglnslt doe|,the politic iaeoiai and out h "___ u psnrm g d '__

w s o sn , n sn o ei matters. The degand is great sud the

' _lt is the purpose 'of‘t.iis faculty. if post' a w`orld~wlde diploma. Ili fsreoog- sihie, tc insiis _ the teriii _itch-oe even nisea at a passport wzeieunkghcwwd more inieresdng sad ini _ ve than iii is kmvru andprs _ . _ _lt il s patspcrt hsshssnin new fest- ts tba ratiks,df the piufgmcn in any urea _will beiatsod cad i this con# pert-ofthe wild; Ai _ lsr has sl- I -usclsu Iwill liavsthsaid of notuaiy ready aanoa csd, two ,othsx-s_ of o_ur maavif our former s who are- szdsstas ~ were -tuscessfai l securing neva olding pr¥mi,r __ _ positions-_‘ $raohe_rs'_oertidcst_o nf the same iti- lnoar sity. ba many oijpsr issciag stiiaitsn, musing 'exceptionally high

'.*m° `Fllll'Bl- Whbll I 8"! *bl* '-5° "°"“ h" b°°“ ° nav. s. J. woenaoci-‘ar

par

nrks in their examination; and as you

ad the privilege of receiving

ear has been the most successful since

Now, I do'_not wish to oisim absolute

redlt fer thisfmysalf, I think it would be presn°tnpticu‘s for me to do so There

re many__ teachers with nate-night, ex- srienced'lu_iicheel and college life, and think they will bear me out in saying

hat no matter how skilful the .teacher may be,` n'c matter how experienced or

eninus he is in connection with his coi-

dutfes,` unless there is a correspond-

n amb ion nth srtofthe student

peak, he cannot hope for any success u his school w0l'lt'._ `As far as our own students are conberhed it is' certainly

ery fplessiug to_icok back' upon our us-

ociatinns during the past year.

We 'had a very large _elass, I might

say, during the ‘w ole year. At one time we had almost sixty students in our De-

*° Y '~ K i ' e r i t h t

~»»-~-our-1-»--1.»-wh-»»»»f »- W- ::‘.‘.'t.:";_i:i:.‘°r.f....!&';°.::::.1°'t“assi ;:_’.‘.:‘:.’.“;:.?‘:_°:;.::i..:.°.§°':.:.f:.°:: W°“|d 5° “Psi” Wu? °“° °5 me Ishnd °:," “°°°“?)':E°::°“rL';‘:5:“:€'})§:° xzlfklig rather keep a student two yearn than uni confidence. which should ever exist orlnigiiiisvzgm lthlaexgiloezes sc many here gls?»us‘iiovvY'vn’. ' It has! i`ii'or`e"assd sc that ""°° m°“'h° “"5 "en 'Munn "my Ie' a'hd~I-kucwyfthat the'inetl‘nctiou you re i_hiii‘y'e`ar we are~"grsn`tin‘g" seventy-Iwo “Wm Wm’ “B M* “‘°“‘h“"‘W° °°“ °“]y

h i thi to cuin after- di iomas inet- sixty fer last 31" umm* "“‘°"°"“3 "1 “M” “nd “ °

ceweiere lulhgreklk Bl) I riri cp 'Tbsp term without doubt 'm'"°°"“g °' ‘h"' W’ °'“ °°|7'“ b°°t< mmemn n oilgbg ezglns' "pay tml Y lin the "stridentsl knew it full 9"' "mm °“ uw 'Wh' "md 'md "wh t

°' 'i‘0*Tm°“d °'° '"3' “° ““° “ “zu h Q .b“n»§.. bi-my-5 8 Wa MW them bow to do forthemseiver." I think

mx;-ed ?e»,-medingly hard we have thor_e ar; those present who will bear me

_ _ . _ ent n f- ut statement

Never mind the pay but _make yourself re_c_e_i_v.dN:p§i__;igi<:__a:;s;i:;s”__f_\;;iél:d $15: We |,,,,p°“ ini the near fniurs to give

betwsenthe teacher and his pupils, and which is so indispensab e in the

uccess of any school Ihave alwavl.

both by precept and example,fehown

hem the necessity of plenty of hard

work--plenty of application, and I say now in all si_ncerity,‘ 'Ladies and Gentle-_

. men, that they have responded most

nobly_ to every _demand made upon them,

I d not think that it is ver necess

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ary for me to occupy much more of yenrtime this evening. Ar Miller in his excellent address, I think,has touch-

tl _upon "aimest~'evei:ything in connection

with`our_coilege _y/prk. so _that there is

tit- vsry_iiitie“_» new for r me te offer' oh the

- e`nb,iect."f_'.I5ut I--again wish te say that I a_m_ delighted to. see such a_ large audi- ecch: ‘hndlwleji tc ihgnk these who ae-

ipted_us so `_Ir§ote_l‘_ialiy by their literary

w 6 de cbt. belong 'te the coiienizn _I

' is

hink tbnt__the ibanksof the cc

only doe to theini' " _ -

The hpliday season is new at hand,"

n a few hours ws,-' will be_i‘rse men and women so far' aithe ltudsnts and trach- ers are conetfrned,-and I sincerely hope that it will be fruitful of much pleasure

c you ali. _ .

_ _» mt anbnitsow.

“Your Hon_Di'/Mr Miller, Mr Trnlnor,

adies and gentlemen:-I think that Principal Miller and his associates have certainlygreat reason te congratulate

homseives ohfthe appearance of this com tonight; Such an interesting ap- ars oe I did not er ct to see

ve li I » » here teniglitf I cengratulal: Mr lliller and all connected' with the college upon -the sympathy and support which they receive from former students and from ladies and gentlemen outside of the

clings. ' It is always af pleasure tc me

tc he present on an occasion such as thi!

nd especially-a source of plesiurs when appear in thapreseuce of the faculty

and nnendisnce in the work of which I ~most heartily sympsthiz¢,_‘_ I _ aged not

epeet ";_wh t""_I ‘iiaire sal '

spoofing- ihe_"_'__vv_&_rk tie`np_ in tbl: (_Jollege;`I‘ bave~"spoken_ my epinie

' _ _ _ _ _ ' __ °‘ - _freely and withoiu relervt. 1‘hepro_

ww -_ _I our |nt.out s number of withstudentsbntothtrswb%1~wower _ _“__ ___,0___M_____(_n_,_ _gross that his breamade is oerfsiniy th _' V Some c_ you =al tiu._es will feel pleased to welcome to our *ia ,abd md ir ' _ _- -,_ ' I _ _ _ _ dim-iw. llverythin is going against aenietimest \nk part lu the debate. _ it _ Your Honor, Mr Principal. ladies and

ron.-.~.l3youi_ook bqoi and read the yearltisour iiitentiento give the stu- gentlemen: lffseithatitisuisc myiinty

r “ one cf tliebest proofs ci' 'the Qxce lance

of this Inetitu.tipn,nn<_f at the some time. of the fact that tile people of P E Island are becoming alive tc_ 'thc intarestot a commercial education Oommercini

ciieges, shorthand institutions, etc..

‘ are Open everywhere because there is a demand for those who have commercial unewledge, who are acqoalntéd with business forms and everything. connect-

d with business transactions ss well as

advantages sro' acknowledged by every-

edy, and thereforel saythat such an

Institution as lille becomes invaluable.

One thing that astenishes me this even-

ing is the disprcp rrtiou in the appearance ofyeur graduates" Host c the gradu- ates, I am sorry to ssyare ladies -young men seem to be wanting. I do not know what is the reason, whether -the gentle- men are becoming scarce or the isdii-s are pushing them from their proper posi-

on. I think two or three _of the best

teachers in P E 'lau`if,' principals of schools, are yonugl1sdius;ithst is s. fsct whichi could not hsbe suuouncrd ie you two er three years age, but I can as- snre_you that the achecis which they preside over are two nr'thrse ci the best institutions that I ssveexsmiusd during the past year. I should like,to see the

ie Institute olmoinc asni eine, 'yeah mea a little more siivete their

own gitsresrerhey must be Lizisir own. or otherwise tkersis no say to what extant tiieywiil be driven to the wall. _

Just one word* before I. sit down. did not onthe he e to mtak on any

sqh,isct_i_ butd_ gschiiyww shew_ up s in .an e r s - tiycnlrf the work W ch 'lnixliilfrgnd

his assistants are doing. They are do- `

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HR. J. D. TBAINOB.

ing great and ,most successful work. llr Miller and Mr Trainer de not come here telling what fine fellows they are, and what excellent students they are turning cut, but it is their diploma which they speak ef. The diplomas which are granted by an independent boby as' mentioned by hir Trainer-I know that these are indlsputable and unquestionable evidences that the work which is dons here is ct a very high character

Now I look upon this institutional

occupying a position in this province which until lately was the cniyinstitn- tion which we could classify as partak- ing of the character of a technical school. Here young men and women are prepared for professional work so that they may enter places ef business and practice the occupation by which they are.to make their life work. We have a little of the technical character introduced into our ordinary school in- struction--we have manual training, we have nature studies, etc, which per- tsinmore tothe business of life than the ordinary school work. I wish to impress the fact upon you that there is one word which has been very much misused, very much mlsappiied in a sense which is absolutely wrong. I will show you that it is wrong. It is the word Puac'ucIL.of which I want to diiiabuse your mind.

Even to be able to read well in our

ordinary school curriculum is. I should say, one of the must practical things that any young man or young woman can accomplish. te be able tc read not only with satisfaction to those who listen to them, ~b_nt read with clear enunciation. I should say that this is a very practical result if you can reach it. _ _

There is enclher mntter which I

should say is a very practical thing, and I think Mr-Miller will agree with me. lt is in reference to ordinary writing. I want the writing tn he perfectly clear and distinct. Good writing is writing that is easily rand. It makes a man happy ie receive a letter which is well written. No man has _time to sit down to decipher a letter which is like n conundrum to him te solve. A letter he can read at a glance he can answer at once. I have been reading examination papers lately and can toil you there _were some ef them badly written- terrible writing--I should say if o fly dipnsd tts__iegs in the ink and started over the paper he would dc as well. ' New, I say that nobody has any business to write _such 'it paper as that. It is one of the objects in our schools te produce good writers. _If that were done Mr Miller would have no need to»tesch writing andlinuld take up the matters ol' bueinees.`~~' ‘

'1‘h`eie_ is another point which I want

to make imrpiessive. und that _is correct spelling. 1 omatter-_ how well a letter is written, if there b`e a glaring mis- spelling in the middle of it, it is that which-_ attracts your attention. The better it is written, tiie_mnro glaring the blunder will appear. Your eye will st'ck to that misspelling, and you forget all the rest. I say that the man who can make good readers, writers and

spoilers, is n practical teacher.

There is another thing which! urge

in the public schools and that is compos- ltien. I am eudeavoring to get boys and girls te put their thoughts in plain sim- pie _words to form sentences, and bring sentences together to form paragraphs. etc. Imust say we are progresslngin that. I think if we can make good cem- pesers.l!o0d plain writers without blund- ers ln grammar we have achieved s practical result. What would be more practical than a good knowledge of geo- graphy altd history. Without geography in this Institution and s knowledge ef the `variens'cenntrles, and how products are te be obtained from these countries, where certain manufactures are carried on, and hc_w they ure' to be obtained from thase centres I would say amcst

important part of -_your business educa- t.l0h li neglected. eopie will say,_Ohi you are s unning the qusktlen of the classics.. What about Latin and Greek? I am not afraid tc tickle that qnesticn.A right thorough training in classics leads to ci it of the highest results that is young man er woman can expect to

re'-*-_h ifrproperiy done. -

Tie commercial education that Mr

Miller and Mr Trainer give here. if it is ' et thoroughly and intelligently done, the verifsct that it is commercial does not ina e it thoroughly practical. 'It ls when the 'work is properly done that it ll Practical. By training in these things you come to get a mastery of your own language you get not only te know words hut you knew why you should select one word in preference te another, and know the rea- son why you dc lt. If you are translat- ing from one language to another yen must know the exact meaning that it conveys in its language and you must ex- press 'thstlu the idiom of your own. The greatest an'd noblest men that the world has ever seen are the men who have been fed from classical sources. It was the tlrst individual food that they par-

teok_ef and they stuck to it to the end.

New, ladies and gentlemen, I did not

intend to say all that when I stood up, but I thought I would ju~t like to say another word. Remember that you must not only know what you have gslnedlierebnt you must continue to o- osed from this stand-point, as lr Hiller said; "You must net consider that yon have ended, butthat you have begun, and th1tyou are pnt in the way of doing scmeth ug for yourselves with the help

of other-r,"

I am exceedingly obliged to you Kr

0hainnan,.snd this audience. and again Iesprqss my appreciation of the work done _here and Ill! greet. Htllfaetldl

with lst on very ocession.

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