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Schiool Institutions .. " Nil Sine La rn e " .. . 21

Editorial .. . L library Notes .. . 22.Lecti Juvenes Fo)rtissina )rla t. Inter-Foru Competition 22

Military Distinctions .. I 2"Cricket Notes .. .. 22

War Notes .. .. .. 1 2,winling Notes 2,

LDonation to Magazine Fund I2Life Saving . . . . 3

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O)ur First-Class Honourmen .. I4nis Notes- . Gannsiuml Note . . . .

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Examination Successes of ()Oli It(ing Npotes . .. 3 3Bos .. .. .. I7 Colours 1|9l1, . . 33

Examination Successes of Bo\'s Cadet Nots .. 34Attending t he School .. 17 House No.tes .. .. 34

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MAGAZINEPublished Twice a Year

Vol. XXII JUNE, 1919 No. 59

Subscriptions. Is. (id. per annum, or Is. 9d. posted. are payable to theBusiness Manager, Mr. A. J. M.AsoN, Boys' Grammar School.

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Editorial

THIS year the School opened under difficulties, Mr. Bousfield andseveral of the staff being detained owing to quarantine regulations,and so we had to work the first week without them. However,let us hope that all those who are to represent us at the Seniorand Junior Exams, at the end of the year, have settled down towork in earnest. As a result of the Armistice, numbers of our OldBoys are now returning from the Front. They have done theirduty well, but in the joy of their home-coming, there will betears for those whom we will never greet again.

The number of our Old Boys who enlisted has risen to over1,(002, and the Honour Board is filled up; the number of our" honoured dead " having risen to 167. Let us hope that theproposed memorial to these splendid and heroic men will soon bebegun.

We were sorry to lose Mr. Potts at the end of the firstterm11, but he takes v ' him the best wishes of the whole School.H,. took an active in cricket and rowing during his staywith us. At the I of the year, Mr. Lea resumed his dutiesat the School, afti < years' service at the Front. May hisfu'ure stay with us be long end pleasant ! Mr. Pennycuick obtainedlst Class HIonours in Chemistry, at the final examination in March,and we here take the opportunity of congratulating him.

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Nobody may say of our Old Boys that they are not " doingtheir bit " to keep up the reputation of the School. In the FinalHonours Examination, four of our Old Boys attained to First Cla-Honours, L. I. A. Micheli. O. W. Tiegs, N. C. Aitken, C. B. Mot .In the Senior Examination, our Sixth Form did well, gainingthree University Scholarships. F. A. Irvine.gaining 2nd place inthe University Scholaruhips.

Our Annual Swimming Sports were held in the Spring HillBaths, and the thanks of all competitors are due to the official-who carried out the programme so efficiently. B. Burns won,the Cup for our Championship, winning the 50 Yards and 44Yards Championships, and gaining 2nd place in IK) Yards. J. (1Drake won the "Breast and Back," after a hard tussle willC. W. Wiliams. Swimming in all events, especially the juni(,ones, was of a high standard, and givs promise of a good tea11for next year. In the Secondary Schools' Swimming Sports, \\cwere again defeated by Gregory Terrace, but several of our rep -sentatives performed well. J. G. Drake won the " Breast andBack" in fine style; whilst R. S. Stephenson broke the recnlvfor the 30 Yards Championship (under 14).

For the first few days of the Term, the Rowing Shed requin lthe services of the Sixth Form. After two days' hard (?) workthey succeeded in rescuing the pontoon from the bottom of i i,river.

At the Easter Regatta, Robertson's crew won in e st l\from Hayne's [crew] Our representatives for the All School-Race are training hard under the efficient coaching of Mr. Willia n .and we expect great tnings of them.

The First XI. inished up last season very well, winning Itbmatches against Ipswich. Southport, Nudgec, Gregory Tenrr;'and Armidale. In the latter match, McDonnell scored 101 niout; whilst against Gregory Ter ace, L'Estrange obtained IIMJThese were the only centuries scored this season.

This year, the team still has the services of McDonnell. \\went to Eak on 14th March. and beat a combined team there I7 rmns on the first innrgs. thanks to a fine unfinished 82 1,M)cDonnell's. The team had a pleasant trip under the chargi ItMr. Connal. and an enjoyable stay there, thanks to the kindrl -,of Mr. Lord and family, and the people of Esk.

We were defeated by Toowoomba by 80 on the first inni,~ .but we were unfortunate in having to bat on the second d;a\ ia wicket soaked overnight with rain. Nothling bowled \\ 'I1.getting 9 for 71, and Moore batted nicely for 22 not out. \'tMa match Nothli g left for Sydney University, and he catinwith him the good wishes of the team.

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S. Julius has been elected Football Captain, and expects toget a good team out for the football season, which is already upons. The rules have been amended, and the teams now conuist

6f only 14 players each.

We are pleased to hear that " Tom " Lawton and " Les "Rbbinson are bhck from the Front. " Tommy " intends to attend t 1the Queensland University this year, and has taken up his residenceat St. John's College.

H. E. Roberts has resigned from the position of Editor ofthis Journal, as he has entered the Queensland University. Wedesie to express our appreciation of his conscientious effortsto make the B.G.S. Magazine a success.

Lecti ]uvenes, Fortissima Corda

In the last issue of the Magazine, the number of Old Boys who hadealisted for service in the war was given as 962. Since then, the follownlagadditions have been made:-

Barrett, H. G. Hickey, D. J. Paton, J. H.Ball, W. H. Horn, A. k - I C.Blanshard, G. H. Hunter, W. P. Scott, E. P.Brown, . M. Inglis, A. C. Scott, Reginald ,ICapern, P. N. Jones. A. H. Scriven, E. G. B.Cooke, G. A. Kemp, A. RL Sexton, A. R.Cooper, F. E. Little, W. A. Spencer, R. C.Curel, A. C. Loney, E. A. Taylor, J. R. W.Duesbury, R. C. Macdonald, I. R. Thomson, J. G.Elworthy, F. S. Meise, V. L. Toll, O. H.Foxlee, H. W. Moffat, K. ID Unmack, W.Gauteen, H. Mullin, S. C. S. Walmsley, J. T. ?Hart, B. L. McWade, G A M. Webb, H. C.Henderson, C. Parkes. F. W Wilson, Geoff. Leaf.

This brings the corrected list to 1,003, a total of which the School hasreason to be proud. There are probably still omissions. We hope, in ournext issue, to publish the completed list. As a part of the War MemorialScheme, it is intended to prepare a Golden Book, containing the record of a""r volunteers. A circular has been issued to the next-of-kin, invitingiformation. So far the response has been excellent, but the list must becorrect and complete to satisfy the requirements. It is earnestly requestedthat anyone who can supply information should communicate with Mr.s Stephenson. Hon. Secretary to the War Memorial Committee. ,

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The Roll of HonourKILLED.

DULCE ET DECORUM EST PRO PATRIA MORI.Th e following Old Boys have been killed in action, or died

of wounds or injuries (total 169).1914 Captain F. P. Lacy 1916.

Ca an G. T. Bradford Aug. Capt. H. F. H. Plant1916 Lieut. J. A. H. BrownApril Lieut. W. J. Costin Pte. Q. B. Richardson

Lieut. F. G. Haymen Pte. A. S. Patterson. M.M.Lmt. W. J. Riby Pte. H. DobloPts. A. A. R fe Gunner W. A. CrambU.t. T. Robrtson Pte. A. G. FoxL-C. R. F. Shirley Sept. Capt. R. W. L. ChambersSergt. T. W. Ford Lt. H. C. Stuart-Reusel

May L-Cpl. K. Watson Pte. C. F. CantrllPte. Roy M. Bernays Oct. Lieut. C. P. de WintemLieut. F. L. Armstrong Pte. A. ShieldLieut. E. G. Wareham Nov. C.S.M. C. A. BellTpr. C. L. E. Wragge Pte. A. C. FrancisCpl. W. Brennan Sergt. N. H. YoungL-Cpl. G. L. Wilson Lieut. R. W. GrantLIut. L. N. Collin Pte. H. G(;. Shaphy

June Capt. W. A. Leslie Dec. Pte. E. A. LedlieC.S.M. D. N. MacGregor Gunner R. C. C. PhippsL-Cpl. H. Mercer-Smith 1917Gunner C. H. Park Jan. Pte. J. C. Chambers, M.MPte. H. Durand Bomb. F. W. Murphy

July Lieut.-Col. H. Harris Feb. L-Cpl. G. W. B. HooperPte. A. Marshal Mar. Gunner J. F. Ulcoq

Aug. Major T. J. Logan Pte. C. R. BrayQ.M.S. H. E. Booker April Capt. F. E. BoddiagtonMajor H. D. Cannan Capt. W. P. AverySgt. A. L. Kenyon Iieut. A. R. KempPte. N. F. Whitaker Gunner J. A. Noble

Nov. Capt. T. J. Brundrit May Pte. W. H. Walthall191'6 Corp. N. S. RobertsonFeb. C.S.M. J. L. Saunders * June Sapper N. A. LaheyApril Ljeut. H. St. G. Taylor Capt. H. G. S. SmithMay Pte. W. C. Thompson Capt. F. H. BridgmaaJune Q.M.S. G. W. Barriskill Lieut. W. S. DixonJuly Snd-Lieut. H. Dalrymple 2nd-Lieut. K. r McKie

Pte. H. G. Wilson Gunner C. B. WarmerAug. Lieut. S. K. Ford Pte. J. Burns

Lieut. J. T. Hockin July Lieut. A. ParkerCpl. R. G. North Pte. E. H. PatenLient. J. M. Brown Pte. F. B. PowerCpl. C. M. Hobler Lieut. E. D. Doyle, M.C.Cpl. T. N. Johnson Lieut. R. C. TroutPte. V. L. Sams Capt. J. S. R. MacdonaldCpl. J. L. M. Jardine Corp. F. E. HuntingtonPte. J. H. Swain Lieut. G. C. C. WilsonPte. R. G. Mitchell Aug. Pte. E. W. KirkPte. R. E. Macarthur Bmb. W. H. Cunningham

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KILLED-Contnwd.

1917. April Gunner P. Swa,n. M.M.Sept. Lieut. L. H. Gatcum Corp. T. B. Sanoeson

Pte. D. O. Hopkins Pte. R. E. AveryPte. A. P. Foott Capt. J. V. AtkinsonLieut. J. W. Forbe Lieut. T. R. O'SullivanLieut. N. E. W. Waraker Lieut. E. F. S. HayterSignaller J. J. Barr Sergt. S. S. SiemonPte. V. Harlen Lieut. A. W. WheatleyGunner D. T. Robinaon Lieut. V. C HemmingPte. I. W. Drane May Lieut. !. J. Burtenshaw,Pte. P. C. W. Quast M.C.Capt. S. S. Bond June Lieut. W. P. HollandCorp. F. C. Shaw Lieut. A. E. WinterfordCorp. W. N. L. Jack Lieut. S. H. JonesCapt. J. Redmond Pte. O. H. JonesLieut. K. M. Brydon July Pte. L. V. D. PriceUeut. K. D. Speering Pte. C. T. N. WilsonLieut. M. Hart Corp. T. A. OggSergt. C. S. Derbyshire Lieut. A. S. WestCorp. W. P. Simmonds iPte. C. YoungSergt. E. B. Wilkins Aug. Lieut. L. C. Radcliffe ICapt. H. C. D. Cadell, M.C. Lieut. C. N. KingDriver R. Hawgood Signaller W. N. ConnellanGunner L. W. Wood Ft.-Lieut. D. A. FergusonLieut. H. J. A. Ferguson, Gunner J. W. C. Hunter

M.C. (and bar) Pte. L. G. W. GardnerSergt. B. G. Russon I'te. T1. J. Gilney

Oct. Corp. T. Reinhold Driver W. H. HethornCapt. R. W. Creswell 'apt. T. Jack. M'.Driver .. (. u r ('rl lPt<. (. ,\. M. MtA\lcah,Corp. W. H. Irving Sept. Lieut. R. H. Monteith.

1918 Lieut. F. G. Levis

Jan. Major W. O. Hodgkinson Corp. A. LesliePte. A. C. H. Markwell Signaller . A. I,. \Amos1 i

Sergt. A. E. Dean Oct. Bomb. A. M. FraserCorp R. Love Pte. J. W. Willhams

Lance-Corp. C. G. ColeFeb. Pte. G. Down (;r. . . M k

I)ec. (r. \. S. .ackav

Mar. Major G. F. McDonald,D.S.O. ,,

Capt. G. J. Gibson I'b. Scrgt. J. \. Cunningh.'nuLieut. C. V. Nommensen

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Military Distinctions

C.B.-J. H. Cannan, W. Coxen, C. H. Foott, V. C. M. Sellhelm.C.M.G.-J. H. Cannan, C. H. Foott, J. Lavarack, C. G. N. Miles.

V. C. M. Sellhbeinm, G. C. Somerville, L. C. Wilson.C.B.E.-G. P. Dixon, F. G. Newton.D.S.O.-G. H. Bourne, A. B. D. Brown, V. S. Cooper, J. E. Dods.

G. A. Ferguson, C. H. Foott, A. R. Heron, A. H. K. Jopp, A. H. Marks.G. F. McDonald, E. C. P. Plant (bar), G. C. Somerville.

M.C.-R. M. Allan, L. W. Barnes, C. J. Brookes, H. E. D. Brown,L. G. Brown, F. J. Burtenshaw, C. H. Butler (bar), H. C. D. Cadell, P. F.Calow, C. J. Chandler, V. S. Cooper, W. V. Diamond, F. Doblo, J. E. Dods,IK D. Doyle, C. C. Drane, J. G. Earwaker, H. J. A. Ferguson (bar), M. A.Ferguson (bar), W. W. Greer, J. Hardie, B. Hart, E. E. Herga, P. W.Hopkins, E. H. W. Hurd, T. Jack, C. Kaeppel (bar), M. B. Keatinge, J. D.Macansh, A. W. Manning, H. L. Marsland, J. W. Mott, A. P. Murphy, K.McSwaine, J. E. N. Osborn, U. E. Parry-Okeden, J. N. Radcliffe, W. J.Reinhold, S. L. Robinson, T. N. W. B. Steele, C. C. Stodart, R. A. Ulcoq,G. C. Willcocks, C. M. Wrench.

O.B.E.-H. Lethbridge, G. C. Willcocks.M.B.E.-G. C. A. Bernays, G. F. Davidson.D.F.C.-A. Benjamin.M.S.M.-C. G. N. Miles, L. C. Wilson, J. E. England.D.C.M.-J. W. Mott, G. R. Robertson.MM.-M. C. Aberdeen, J. S. Allan, W. F. Allan, M. H. Archdall, W. R

Archdall, G. Bell, M. D. Briggs, J. C. Chambers, C. Donkin, F. S. Elworthy,A. E. Gabriel, T. G. Gaydon, H. W. Jones, K. W. Laverack, T. S. Moore,G. S. Patterson, J. C. Payne, A. S. Pointon, E. H. Smith, P. Swain, R. STaylor (bar), E. A. Thelander, A. J. Wallace, C. T. N. Wilson, G. Parker.

CROIX DE GUERRE.-A. B. D. Brown, T. McLeod, E. C. P. Plant, L. CWilson.

ORDER OF ST. STANISLAS.-C. G. N. Miles.ORDER OF WHITE EAGLE.-C. H. Foott.

War Notes

Mr. C. A. Bernays informs us that his son, Geoffrey C. A. Bernays, ha'been promoted to Lieutenant, and afterwards to Captain commanding87th Army Troops Company Royal Engineers. He was awarded the M.B.Efor " valuable services rendered in connection with military operations inSalonika."

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B.G.S. War Memorial Fund

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE :Chairman : J. L. WOOLCOCK, Esg., B.A. i"

Delpuy Chairman : E. R. CROUCH, EQ.Hon. Treasurer : C. A. POWELL, ESQ., A.F.I.A. (Parbury House).

Hon. Secretary : S. STEPHENSON, Esg., M.A. (B.G.S.) i,,Hoe. Assistant Secretary: T. E. JONES, ESg., B.A. (University of Q.)

F. S. N. BOUSFIELD, ESQg., M.A. Lieut.-CoL C. F. PLANT, F.R.A.S.C. B. Fox, Esg. F. REIMERS, Esg.A. D. GRAHAM, ESQ. S. D. TozER, ESQ.

Since the last issue of the Magazine, the scheme for establishing a WarMemorial has taken more definite shape. The General Committee discussedmany proposals, and finally decided to recommend to the general body of !subscribers that a Memorial Building should be erected on the School groundslto be used as a Library, Committee Room, and War Relic Room. In this !would be placed the Honour Board and other memorials of the heroes of thewar. The Golden Book, which is to record the part played by our Old Boysin the war, would be placed there. It would be a constant reminder of the icourage and patriotism of our predecessors in the School, and an inspiration -to all coming generations at the School. A meeting of subscribers was held '!!in the Assembly Hall on March 21st, and those present unanimously approvedof the scheme. The committee have formed plans for a determined effortto raise the funds necessary. At present the subscriptions received andpromised amount to 1,262. Two memorial windows have also been promised ,-one by Mr. H. W. Atkinson, in memory of Captain J. V. Atkinson, who ifell in action on April 5th, 191 . and the other by, Col. C. F. Plant, in memoryof Captain H. F. H. Plant, who was killed on August <9th. 191L(.

Whilst generous support has been accorded to the scheme, the Committeefeel that much more money must be raised before an adequate memorialcan be erected. Plans have been formed for an active personal canvass,which will be carried out as soon as possible. If each Old Boy, or eachrelative of an Old Boy volunteer, gives a fitting subscription, we shall haveno difficulty in raising the funds required. But we must judge a subscriptionto be fitting only if it means sacrifice on our part. ()ur Old Boys have ,sacrificed much for us, many of them have lai 1 down their lives, and we oweit to their memnory and to the School to do more than give what we shall notmiss. The Secretary will welcome all subscriptions and promises of help. 'h'

The Committee has also started on the task of collecting data for the(;olden Book. The next-of-kin have been asked to forward biographical 'irecords and photographs of the volunteers. Unfortunately, it has not beenpossible to obtain addresses of all, and anyone who can give the address '

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of the next-of-kin of the following, is requested to iorward it to Mr. Stephenson,the Hon. Secretary. The dates in parentheses are the dates at which thevolunteer attended the H.G.S.C. J. Brookes (1903-6) L. Morcom (1!04-i)G. A. Brookes (1893-5) A. W. H. Morison (ll91o-lW. W. Brown (1912-4) V. L. Morisset (1894)F. N. Casey (1901-3) E. W. Murphy (1887)H. N. Caey (1906-7) A. Murray (1887-91)H. H. Coates (1914-5) D. N. McGregor (1900)-4)W. S. Ferguson (1910) J. M. Newman (1893-7)H. E. Flower (1902-3) T. R. Newsham (1904)C. H. Foggitt (1904-5) G. Parker (1902)G. A. Foggitt (1909-11) C. R. W. Partridge (1910A. D. Forbes (1904-8) G. G. Rendle f1904((7)J. W. Forbes (1906-7) F. L. Ridgwav (1902-3>H. I. Goddard (1913-4) L. O. M. Ross (1900-2)A. R. Gorrie (1911) A. Shield (1908-10)J. Grant (1896-7) K. Smith (1899-03)A. Houston (1908-10) S. K. Smith (1905-8)R. R. Humphries (1913) W. R. StirlingR. E. Jackson (1899-01) H. C. Stuart-Russell (1901-2,A. N. Johnston (1904) G. E. Tate (1911-2)R. Johnston (1910) W. C. Thomson (1907-10)J. Julius (1900) R. A. Whipham (1894-6)A. R. Kaye (1907-9) G. W. W. White (1910)-1)H. C. Marshal (1903-4) J. G. W. White (1912-4)Jas. Miles (1896-8) W. B. H. Young (1909)C. Morcom (19031

Our First Class HonourmenNOEL CRAWFORD AITKEN.-Whilst at the School (1910-14) he displayed

marked ability in mathematical and scientific studies, winning the FrancsPrize, the Cockle Prize, and the Bowen Prize. In 1912 he gained the Byrnes'Medal, securing first place in the Queensland Junior Public ExaminationIn 1914 he passed the Senior witL six merits and two passes, and walawarded seconl place in the University Scholarship list. During his stiayin the Engineering School at the IUniversity, he had brilliant successes, andlast year passed his final examination for his B.E. Degree. In March he .atfor the Final Honours Examination, and obtained First Class Honours inCivil Engineering.

CHARLES B. MOTT (1910-1914).--At the School he established a reputatior for steady application and all round ability. In 1912 he gained auiexcellent pass in the Junior, and obtained a Trustees' Extension ScholarshipHe passed the Senior in 1914 with 2 merits and 5 passes, and gained HUniversity Scholarship. He has now been through the Engineering Depa'tment at the University, and, in March last. obtained First Class Hon,,ursin Civil Engineering at the Final Honours Examination.

Louis 1. A. MICHELI (1911-15).-In 1913 he gained an excellent p ,.sin the'Junior, and obtained a Trustees' Extension Scholarship. In I!1'5he won the Cockle Prize, and finished a successful School career by gain .

First University Scholarship to the University. He passed the Sent rwith 6 merits and 2 passes, and took up the Science Course at the Universit'After a good University career, he obtained his B.Sc. Degree with First Cla-"Honours in Chemistry.

brijim Gar ScIrd Iegsim 16

O. W. TIGos (1911-1).--After three years' good work at School, heobtained the exclena t pass in the jlior, of six merits and t!ree peaes.Having won a Trustees' Extesion Sicholarship, be continued, 4t the B.G.S.until 1916. when he passed the Senior with five merits and three passes.and obtained a Univesety Scholarship. During his Science Course at theUniversity he gained menrits in Biology at the Annual Examinations, and iin March he obtained his degree of B.Sc. with First Class Honour in thinsubjet. ui

University Scholarship WinnersF. A. IRvINE.-Entered the R.G.S. in 1914 with a State Scholarship ,

His scholastic successes have been quite consistent. During his stay at theSchool, he won several merit prises, the Harlin Prize in 1917, and in 1918the Cockle Prise. He passed the Junior with 5 merits and 4 pases, andgained a Trustees' Extension Scholarship. Passing the Senior with 2 merits ,

sand 4 passes, he won a University Scholarship, and has now takno up hiesidence at King's College. During his School career he was librariat ,

and a Sergeant in the Cadets. He has entered the Faculty of Applied Scienceat the University.

N. R. M. CRAila.-Came to the B.G.S. in 1914 as a State scholar. Hj |passed the Junior in 1916 with three merits and six passes. In 1917 and 191.he won General Merit prizes at the School. Last year he passed the Senior iwith 2 merits and five passes, and obtained a University Scholarship. A.tSchool he acted a.: librarian in 1917, and he has now entered the Facultyof Apllied Sciepce at the University.

H. E. RodERTs.-Entered the B.G.S. in 1914 after coming third in the *State Scholarship list. Whilst at School he won prizes for " English, Historyand Geography." "Form," and "Mathematics " prizes. In 1916 he wothe Lilley Silver Medal for Vth Form and the Francis Memorial Prize, andalso gained a Trustees' Extension Scholarship. In 1918 he was head of thSchool, and gained the Lilley Gold Medal and a prize for English. He pasthe Senior with 3 merits and 3 passes, obtaining a University ScholarshilHe represented the School in cricket, shooting, athletics and football, gaining 'his colours in the latter. In 1918 he was School Prefect and Editor of the

Magazine, and is now taking up the Arts Course at the Univerit. i,

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.16 Brisbam Grammrar, Sco. Mgasue.

Our Univesity Scholarship Winners

N. R. M. CRAIGIE H. E. o nBIt Ts F. A. IRVIN:

RBmibane Grammar Schnol Magazine. 17

Examination Succcesses of Old Boys(OI'LENSI..\ I) INIVERSITY.

II.Sc.-Ist (lass Honours: I.. I. A. Micheli (Chemistry) ). V. Tiegs -(Biology).

2nd C('lass Honours: 0. S. Hirschfeld (Biology).H.E.--lst (:lass Honours: N. C. Aitken and C. H. Mott (Civil EngineeringK.IArc(t TV OF A.\rT.---lst Year: J. Lindsay (3 Merits), \V. S. Le.sli,.

2nd Year A. 1. M. Fraser. N. V. Henderson.3rd Year ((lualificd for H.A.. : R. W. J. Thf'lminpsn. ')

I('t'c.TV OF SciI.('i:.-lst Year: W. C. Day. F. C. Nommensen, \V. IWiley (I Mert), V. C. ('larkson.

2nd Year: E. C. I). Ringrose. F. C. Nomiuensen. I:3rd Year (qutalificd for HB.Sc.) : .. I. A. Miheli, (). S. Ilirsdcild h. . .

Tepgs.FACI'I.TV OF APPI.IDI) S-IENCE.--st Year: N. lennlltt (3 Merits, .

2nd Year: E. S. Edmiston (5 Merits).I:acCLTV oi. ES.xI(;n a.LR: . 2nd Year C. M. Longhottonm. i

3rd Year: 0(. F. lake\ (1 Merits), F. (Coster.4th Year N. .. it.ken. ('. B. Mott.

(;ATTON COLL.EGE. ,|)it'Il.oMA IN A(;Rlc.T'rH.-H. Park. !

I'Assi:i)(2l YEAr ('('RSE IN Arc;HICi.TrCnR.--E--. C. (ennett, IH. lea.(;,ArroN Itr'SARY.-. \'. McLuckie, \V. !. Straughan.

i)ENT.AI. IIOARI) EXAMIN.TIONS., rI"K| N (;, 1.1) MI.:.)A. I.Or I'rAcTift'i W oK .- C. liarnes. 'JINAl EXAM.-E. M. 'Trowtr., E. j. M. W\araker. r

Examination Successes of Boysattending the School

MATRH'I.riAOx. I I"

I 4('n1'.TIEs of AKRT, SCII. N(CI AIN EkNI(;INI-RIN.-I. . l( innltt , V. (,.IHoldaway.

I:.ci.ri0 o. Ars .ANI) SctI NC .- N. R. M Craigic H. I. Cribb.I tce lI'l.is OF StI:NCIE AND EN(;INI.EIN<;. -. (j . . HIa . i. A. Ir\vine, !. S.

Marshall, C. W. Williams.I Acti.rv o 01: rTs. -C. R. H. Mt D)onnell. H. E. Rolbcrts.IE' .TV O.K SilENcI-:.-l'. . Schultz, V. M. Bevington.

. Sr' PI 1.MENTAHKY .\ MIN AT IN.

I '[TV 01 .\ArTs.---B. Burns, J. B. Cribbh, \V. J. I)ouglas., H. Earnshaw,,). E. Nothling,. W. Park, H. M. Smith. A. K. Ste\\art. i

A l' 'i .TV 01 S ;INiNCE.--B|. Burns, J.. . Cosh, J. (;. C('rihb). \V. J. IDoi ilas,I. E. Ierguison. WV. Park. F. S. bi .o s, R. M. mith.

SlAc,.rv o-ii l'N;xiN i:r i <;.--N. R. M. ('raigii. HI. E. ergus.on. E. S.R~oinson.

l'l BLIC SE RVICE.

P )'OFESSIONAL I)IVsioN.-R. H. Miller.(n)I)INARY DIVISI)N. -. G(. Bettenav. EE. F. Keefr,. H. 0. Pluckrose. M. G. i' l

Glassop, , . G. Witzkc. N. E. Kropp, R. R . . Watson. ('. S. Keen,W. E. Mills, R. Adamson. S. N. IH. I)owncs, J. M. Justins, W. T.Bennett, S. C. Long. H. I. BoRle. V. J. lPullar. G(;. ... )illon,. F. Carter.

18 Brisbae Grammar School Magasine.

Queensland University SeniorPublic Examination, 1918

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Craigie, N. R. M. P P P P P' MM 2 5i 7Cribb, H. B. .. P P P P P P 7 7Dawson, P. A. E." P P MM 2 2

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F'ollowing are the Scholarships obtainedl:-

NIVERSITY Exos.F. A. .. Prvine 2ndM N. R. M. 3raigie 121

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Rorts H. E. Roberts, 13th.M M MSchultz, YE.R ExE.sS.. C. ennett, E. N. Hayne, F. M. Holdaw '

Shirras, A. Julius . T. Pegg P. . I. .Ward, " .\illi

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F'ollowing are thle Scholarship obtained:-U'NIVERSIY EXMIBsITIO.-F. . Irvine. 2nd N. R. M. ('raiie. 12flI

H. . Robrts, 13t~.VH YEAR EXTENSINS.-I. . Bnntt, E. N. Hayn, F:. C:. Hol~lw. '.

S. Julius, H. T. Pegg, P'. C'. Schultz. H. L,. W'ard, C. W' W'ilia

Brisbanc Grammar Schl,, Magazine. 1t

Queensland University JuniorExamination, 1918

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University Junior Examination, 1918-Contd.

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BriSbanc Gramma-l .NSclto,/ Maga :ne. 21

"Nil Sine Labore"

IOi \hTlcre rthe ums le l clum lnoyhood's days 1

MIv mites ll tihe delcr old " School ? "

h11w nii.inv halt\ trloddn th l upland w \a;si.,\\iOse g1illts ar honouir, 111d fame, and praise :Ilo\\ malliV li'V" pla ed tht' fool ?

i'ef . I<w. I think (it tlie ilx\ s I knouw,

lav\c talrnislhed thliat i1tto sublimely true '

\\Wlat stupils \\w, to h;iv taikten the oathl

() nl honll Jiod uponi our souls

Would I, ior on. could reclai the 1(11rowt (li

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Your - mines like 1cintlhcii n ovcr t'

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Library Notes(S.I.B. et C.A. N.)

Since the beginning of this year the Library has bIen \ ry well patroniscdby ,boys of all the forms. TIo have over fifty I oks taken out in one .ibr.lr

Sday is by no means an unusual occurrence. \\e shoult, however. like t,see more boys taking advantage of a such a helplul institution, as there i-a tine collection of classical books, as well as ordinary stories of adventuretravel, etc. To further increase the interest taken in thins special branch itthe School, numlierious interesting books have twen lately added to 1li1Library, and there are promises of more additiolns in the near future. \\desire to thank all donors of books, and assure them that their gifts arekeenly appreciated. Especially do we thank (;Gunner .. F. I'aton for ,,generous donation of five books.

Inter-Form CompetitionA change has I en made this year in lhe method ol deciding the winnit

of the Lower School Premiership Shield, presented by Mr. Housheld. II

previous years iln has Iwen awarded to the winner of an inter formn footl,illcompetition. This year the rivalry Ittween tl," various sections of VIoi, rIII. has been stimulated hb assigning points to va.ious Ibranches of spritThe points are as follows -

Swimming .. .. Ist : 2nd 2 :3rd ICricket . . Ist :Football . . . .. Ist :i 2nd 2 3rd ITennis . .. . Ist 2Athletics . . .. Ist 3 2nd 2 3rd ICross-Country .. .. 1st 3 2nd 2 3rd I

An extra point is to, be given to each form which turns out a full team Iiall matches in cricket and football.

So far. swimming andl criket have been d(ecldl with the result thr?iit has . points; iiil). 3 points; iiiB,. I point.

A similar arrangement in ''orin IV shows that ivC(" has i poin -

IV, 2 points; i\D, I point.

Cricket NotesRvy ('.K.H.M.)

Since the publication ol the Magazinc in Nov embhi 'st, we II

played inter-School matches against Ipswicli. Nudgee, Southport. ArmnulGregory Terrace, and Toowoomna, being successful in every match ,,that against ',Towoomiba. The nmatch against Toowoomhba was pIlithis vear, and all the others were played last year.

ILast year's team finished very strongly, dtefeating e\very sThol .awhich they played, and giving senior teamlls a close game. This year. lieWthere are only five of last year's eleven back. Not hlin g was back uiniii

Sydney I'niversit started, when lie liad to go south. 'hus, with iIs *:,. the tea ii is no(it as stronKg as last year's; l bu like tli latter. Itilprove as the year goes on.

Last year, the bats won by the best hoxwler, tieldsman and hbatswere won by Lord, Nothling and MaclDonnell.

Brisbane Grammar Sckhool Magazine. 23

The following are detailed accounts of the matches played :--IPswicH G.S. r. BRISBANE G.S.

B,.G.S. -First Innings. Ipswich G.S. iMac)onnell, ('., t. Martin, ). Martin, h. Nouthling . . .

Henderson . . . .2 Hlooper, c. Bettenav. 1. Mac-Nothling, 0. E., . aind Ib. MacDonnell .. .. i2

Henderson .. .. I9 Foote, run out .. . .. IiBennett, 1:. C., not out .. liI Henderson. b. Hurwood .. iL'Estrange, S. I.., c. ('otce, b. Fisher, b. Nothling .. . .

Martin .. .. .. 47 )unslea, st. Robinson, I. Ma jMarshall, F. S., b. Martin .. II L)onnell .. .. .. IsWard, G. M., run out .. .. 117 Hunt, c. Ward, b. MacDonnell 2Hurwood, K., not out .. .. 2i ()utridge, 1b. Nothling .. .. i

Burton, b. Nothling .. .. IMcCulloch, 1). Nothling .. 4 i fC(ooplr, not out . . . 0

Sundries . . I! Sundries .. . 3Innings declared closed. 5 lor :311 Total . . . . . 17

BowI\.IN.-Martin, 2 for I Hli; BOwl.IG.-Hurwood, I tor In 8iHenderson, 2 for 9!!. Nothling. 5 for 5H; Mal )onnell, : for 3(i\Won b B..(;.S. by IH84 runs on first innings.

B.G.S. v. Nti ;Ei. H.G.S.- -First Innings.Bennett, run out .. .. .lNothling, b. Wells .. .. 74I.'lstrangc, ,. .. atchford .. 14Marshall, b. I.atchlford . . .Macl)onnell, c. A.\liulla i, b.

Latchford . . .W\ard, b. Latch ford . . . 9.Hurwood, l..w. l.atchord .. IiBettenay, b. Latchford .. :Lord, not out .. .. . 5tiFraser, l.b.w. Lillis . . . 31Holhinson, c. Enrilght. b. l.attih-

ford . . . .. I0Sundries .. . .. 2:1

Total .. .. 282lH o'in I. l.atclhford, 7 for 82.

W ills, I for 40 lallis, I for 23.

Nudge. ----. irst Innings. Nudgee. - Second Innings.\ ldullah, . Ma rslall, b. Hur l.illis, 1. Nothling .. .. I

wood .. . .. 1 Shiarni , . 1.ord .. .. 4 'i(*ucrin b. Nothling . . . ( ,oopetr. c. Nothling, '. .rastr 3:1 4 a)'HIra., c. Miaclonnicll, 1. iln \W illiam;i, b. lor( .. . . 12

wood .. .. . . I Enright. ) l.Lord .. . . 0,Kllly. st. Kobnnsoui,. . Nothlini 1 lat.;tchford, c. Notlilng. 1)b .'I .atchlord, ,. sul). b. H urwooid I r 1aser .. .. 5 .

I'nrighlt. c. I'raiser, >. Itnrwo4 I * ( ;icrin, not out . . . 22i'noper, I. .w., NotIlin . 27 K elly, b. I.Ird l . . I

^lharman, b. Nothlin . . t .\lxlullah. c. M .Ishall. I,. 1' illiam .s, 1). I.tr .l . . . 2 o I'r;aser . . . . . .i.illis, not out . . . . ()'Har b. Fraser . . . .

Sundries . . 4 Sundries . . 8

Total . . . . . 10 Total .. . 7.Bowi iN;. Hiurwood, ' for .>2 B o\w l.,.- Loir . - for :32 'in _

'otilling. 4 for 44 ; Lord, I fr I . cluding the hal trick)l Nothling, Ifor :1i; Fraser, 4 for 2,.

'on by B..by by ;an inr.ings and fr, run

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24 Brisbane Grammar School Magaine.

N(thling, . ., . an. . Os orne I .

SL'Estra''ge, S. I., b. ( sborm . . It1Marsha ll, F. S., b. (),slx ne ..S1.4 l,. . I'. , c. Masse\ 4.

( )sorne . . .. . . 77Il ettenu y, F. C;. f. 4asse\ .. :3,1

Nolan . . .. . iira.ser, A. R., c. 13Mnainan. I'

( nslcrn.e . . .. . II

lttr . H. I.., not out . . . It

. 11in ries . . . . i'

Total , . . . 2 . 9l ,v IWI 3M;. -()sl4rnet, it Io 124 ;

.%is.sey, 2 tor 84.

4)'TIII"RT. it'st Innuings. Samtliport. WC4Itl4I Innings.SDsixr ne, st. Robilns n. i. LK stl n, t. Ilur . . . . I I

Notfl iing .. .. .. 12 (sl) rn . I. I Iu-w .. .. :'Mlasset , b. lid . .. II B ow nI . '. Nol hlin , Ib. 'MarMarks, . llkttena , b. Notding I 'hall .. .. 1'M alnteitli. 1i . LI.rd .. .. I Mas lse, 1. Ilurwod . . .

B '':ainfa. c. I.rnnett. I. I Lr 4 44 Marks. I . liitwiu o d . . o

Sarner, t). N thlin .. .. 7 M ntelith, I . I lurw d . I .Lanst(.S nt out . .nnin .. 17 Warner, c. Notllling. In. Maishll ISNolan, b. Noutling .. .. 8 Notltln. . I olrwsolI^ )Bixon, c. I'le lnav, I. NDthlin 1g I I nlwrtls,. 144 4 ut . . I

Roberts, run it . . I. II )i r x n. . L'Estranlg' . . . 2,4.4lcl,tan , ). I lwd i .. I . Mcl.etran, c. subll . 1. I lurw\'Od

SunSries .. .. tn undries .. . ..

- MTrsll T tal . .l .. .. n Ttal .. .. .. I ,

HE w i, .l< . .ird., . I tr 2IN :.Nr,. I, Xlo Iv; . 1. l urw,1 El. 7 t,, . i

ing, .5 rr 54. Murshaill. 2 f)r "2i' I.. l.stranif r 3 I.'ra (,r. !1 tEr 2:1.

\\3n biv I;.G.S. lhv 4 innings and 13 runs.

-..S. .irst Innings. lI1.(;... ., *Se;4nd I nings.

Nathling, 4. White, 1). C(Impllhl lU n14-une li t. )awe, h. ('a;lpbellrnncasstt, run out . . . . 3 thinl , b. l)avids n.

lettenay, 4. lindilal , 1). liavidlson 11 Mal) nn lln , 1144! ot .. .. I

tlarl)onnell l. ampbell . . :17 Mairshiall, Ib. Findl\ . .

I.'Fstrang(, I .w. ('aiumplell . . 1r 1' trdng(. 1. Mo1re. b. ( mfil

Marshall, b. Camplell . . 32 bell . . . . .

lord, 4. 1iavidson, 14. Carter 28 1 ord. e. Wlie, Ib. C; 311it ll ..Fraser, e. (amnpl .ll, 1b. Carter 3 Ifurwood,. 4. I1444ke, I. (;'ililpHlenneti, run o t . . . . ii bell . .

IHurwood, not nit . . . . 9 Fraser, nltl 44 .o.

Hobinson, c. )Davidson, b. Carter 7Sundries .. .. .. 2 Sundries ..

Total . . . . .. 17i Tnnings declared, 6' for . "'

Rowt.ix<.--Canptx.ll, I for 37 :Carter, 3 for 411.

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Arnrmdale.-- First Innings. Armidale. -- Second Innings.Tooth, run out . .. .. 30 Tooth, b. Carvosso .. .. 20White, c. Bennett, b. Carvosso 40 Campbell, not out .. .. 31Stephen, c. Bennett, b. Lord I1I White, b. Hurwood .. .l)owe, b. Nothling .. .. 14 Stephen, b. Hurwood .. . 2

(Campbell, b. Hurwood .. 7 Carter, b. Hurwood .. . 0Carter, b. Nothling .. .. Davidson, c. and b. Nothling 12 !Moore, b. Imrd . Moore, b. Nothling . .Booker, st. Robinson, b. Noth Hooker, b. Nothling . . 13

ling .. .. .. .. I Findlay, not out . . IDI)avidson, b. Hurwood .. 21IHarris, c. Robinson, b. Nothling 5Findla\, not out .. .. (6 Sundries . .

'Total . . . . .. 155, 7 for . . .. .. W7HBOWLING.--Hurwood 2 for 35:; IowLINO.--Hurwo d. 3: for II;

Nothling, 4 for 61 ; Carosso, I for Nothling, 3: for 35' Carvosso, I for24; Lord, 2 for 34. 9; Lord, 0 for 26.Won by B.G.S. 1y 21 runs on first nnngs.

H.G.S. &. GREGORY TERRACE.H.G.S.- --First Innings.

Marshall. c. and b. Cross .. INothling, c. )unne. b. Cross 16Bennett, c. King. b. Kenny .. 17MacDonnell. c. Sherman b.

Cross . . .. 83L'Estrange, run out .. .. 10 9Fraser. (. Cross, b. Hefferan 36Lord, c. King, b. Cross .. 12Hurwood, c. and b. Hefferan 13Carvosso, run out .. . i.Robinson, c. Fogarty, b.

Hefferan . . .. 6i(;ielis. not out .. 6

Sundries .. 31

Total .. .. 330

Gregory Terrace. First Innings. (Gregory Terrat~c. -Seconl Innings. :Mooney, b. Nothling .. . . i King, b. Gielis . . . 318iKenny. E., c. Bennett. b. Gielis 36ti Hefteran, b. Carosso . . 22McGill, c. Hurwood. b. Nothling 3 Kennv. E.. t. Hott. b. Trout 8Handran, c. sub. b. Trout .. 10 Kenny. \W., b. Glelis .. . 3Kenny. W. F.. I.h.w. C('arvso 47 'ross, t. ('arvsso. b. (;ielis . iHefferan, not out . . .. 39 Fogart.y, ,. Car\ossc .. 2 ,King, b. Carvosso .. It Handran. b. Carvosso 22Fogarty, b. Carvosso . . 31 Sherman, I,. Car\osso .. 2Cross, b. Carvosso .. . t Il)unne. c. Trout. b. c'arvosso 0Dunne, b. Carvosso .. . . I Mulry, not out .. . 21Shrrman b. Carvosso . . I Forbles. b. Trout . . )

Sundries .. . .. 12 Sundries .. 6.

Total .. ... I85 Total .. . . 130IkOWLING. -Nothlhng. 2 for 3; ,HOWlIlNG. -Trout. 2 tor 27'

Gixlis. I for 32 ; ('arvosso. 6i for 45 Robinson, 1 for 13; Carvosso. 5 forTr',ut, I for 41. 40 ;Gielis, 3 for 44.

S;.S. won by an innings and 15 runs.This year. we have played two matches against (regory Terrace,

W'ining both, the first by 326 runs on the first innings, In which Frasern. ,le 94 and Hurwnood 8i4 ;and the sfecond by runs on the first innings. i

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We played a nmatch against Esk and D)istrict at Esk. Following is adetailed account:

B.G.S.

L'iEstrange, S, c. L.ord, S , b.I)onaldaon .. .. 22

Nothling, O. E., st. Kent, b.D)onaldson .. . 3

MacDonnell, C., not out . 3.Hennett, F. C., c. Saltern. b.

Lord. S. .. .. .. IFraser, A. I., c. Saltern. b.

! ord, S. .. .. .. IMr. ('onnal, I. Clarson, b.

Noonan .. .. .. 29Ward. G. M.. c. Kent. b. Noonan E

Hurwood, K., b. Cox.. .. oCarvosso, A. H., st. Kent, b.

I)onaldson .. .. IUThurlow, H. M.. c. lord, W.,

b. DIonaldson . ..Trout. S. A., c. Lord. S. b.

I)onaldson El

Sundries .. I 4

Total .. .. .. 171

BOW IN,;. l-,I nal.,1n, 5 for 40; ILord, W\., ) for 21 ; Iord, S., 2 t,,r

41 ; Noonan. 2 for 24' Cox. I for r ; Hickey, 0 for 10.

Esk. -- lFirst Innings. Esk.-Second Innings.

Smith, :un out .. .. . . 21 oird, S., b. Trout . . I

Cox, b. Thurlow . . . . Smith, not out .. .. 1. I

Lord, A. W.. c. Ward, b. Thur- Donaldson. not out . . :7low .. .. ..

Saltern, c. Connal, b. Thurlow 9Kent, st. I.' Estrange, b. Nothling 0Donaldson. c. and b. Nothling E

Clarson, b. NothlinK .. . ILord, S., not out .. . . 24Noonan, T. D.. c. I.'Estrange,

b. Conual .. .. . . 22Hickey, c. Car-osso. 1. Mac

Donnell .. .. .. 2Noonan, J., b. Noonan .. 13

Sundries .. .. .. 6

Total . . .. . 99 I for .. ..

1OWLNG. -Thurlow. 3 for 39; BJws.IN. . -Trout, I for 32.Nothling, 3 tor 29; Mr. (:onnal. 2for 18; Macl)onnell, I for II.

Won by B.G;.,,. by 72 runs on first innings.

H.(;.S. v. N; DOEE.

This match was played at Nudgee. and iesulted in a win for B..

by 7 on first innings. Batting first. Nudgee made 70 runs, Thu 'getting 2 for 6i. Nothling. 5 for 27, Trout. I for 6, MacDonnell. I fo, '

B.G.S. then batted and made 77 for 7 wickets. MacDonnell ge' la51 ru ,s.

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B.G.S. ,. ToowooMUA (.S.Toowoos(BA.

IMIvs,. b. Nothlmg .. .. 20 Graham, c. MacDonnetI, b.Kann, b. Nothling .. .. 71 Nothling . . .. .. IIHeuschelle, c. and b. Nothlng 3 Forster, not out . . .. 16Ballantyne, c. Moore, b. Car- Hooper, b. Nothling .. .. 0

vo so . . . . . . 21 Hayes, b. Nothling . . 0l'orster, b. Nothling .. .. In Sundries . . . goHamilton, st. L'Estrange, b. j

Nothling .. .. .. II Total .. . . . 191Brodie. c. and b. Nothling .. 0 l

BowlING.-- Thurlow, 0 for 57; Nothling, 9 for 71 C'arvoeso, I for 7.B.G.S. I

|lMacDonnell, c. lrlic, b. Raymond, c. Haves b. Mayes 4Heuschelle .. .. 14 Moore, not out .. . . 21

Nothling, c. Kann, b. Heuschelle 20 Thurlow, b. Heuschelle ..1.'Estrange, b. Mayes .. .. 14 Trout, st. Kann, b. Heuschelle 1 IBennett, b. Heuschellh . . II Sundries .. .. .. 8IFraser, b. Heuschelle . . .. 4Ward, b. Heuschelle . . . 0 Total . . 110 tCarvosso, b. Maves . ..

BowfI.IN;. Hamilton, 0 for 2 ; Heuschelle. 7 for 44; Maves, 3 ior 35.The Combined Schools played a match against South Brisbane, on

the Turf, and South Brisbane won by 4 runs.Sth. Brisbane.- Ist Innings. Sth. Brisbane. -2nd Innings.

Hunter, c. Herffcran, b. Mac- Tranent, b. Cross .. .. 15I)onnell .. .. .. 3 Baker, c. MacDonnell b. Cross 2 .,

Tranent .b. Macl)onnell .. M, Sherry, c. EnrghRlt. b. MacBaker run out . . . . .. 19 Donnell . . . 23HcIavis. I,. Mac)Donnell . . I Bottger, b. Cross . . 0Butler. c. Noman,. I,. Mac Crowther, b. Cross . . 2

l)onnell . .. .. 3 Cary, b. Cross .. 13 f !Iottger, h. Macl)onnell . . 9 Butler, .b.w. C('ross ..(rowther. C. Hefteran, I,. Mac Georgeson, not out . . . 3 $

I)onnell .. . .. 1 Howarth, c Thurlow., b Mac(c orgeson, c. I raser, b. Thurlo 24 D)onnell .. .. .. 0Sherry, t. Sharman. b. Mac- (Ieorgeson, st. Sharman, b.

Donnell . . .. 10 MacDonnell .. . 0kedgra,. not out .. .. I Alexander, c and b Cross .. 0Morgan, 1,. Maclonnell . I)

Sundries . . .. .. 7 Sundries . . . . . 3

Total .. .. . 133 Total .. . .. 64BOWLING.--Cross. (I for 35 ; Mac BHo cI.NG. --Cross, 7 for 23 ; Mac

Dlonnell. 8 for 57 ; Thurlow, I for 3t1. Donnell, 3 for 3. , ,Combined Schools.--lst Innings. Combined Schools. 2nd Innings.

I'Estrange, b. Redgrave .. 0 Enright, st. Baker. b. Tranent 46HfferantL . Tranent, b. Heavis 9 Hefferan, I.b.w. Sherry . 1Mi Connal, st. Baker, b. Sharman, b. Cary .. .. 0

Beavis .. .. .. I MacDonnell, run out . . .. 17Sharman, c. ('ary, I,. ('rowther 24 IL'Estrange. b. Sherry .. 4MacDonnell. c. Bottger, b. Lynam, c. Crowther, b. Tranent 0

Crowther .. .. .. I t I-'raser. run out .. .. Il .Iright, h. Georgeson . . 35 Cross, b. Sherry . . O',onan, b. Georgeson 0 Noonan, not out .. . 2 I

l1 vnam. not out . 2 Ward, b. Sherry . . 9I'riser, c. Baker, b. Sherr . . 0 Thurlow, h. Sherr . .. 0H ird, c. Tranent, b. Sherrcyv ..Ti'urlow, b. Sherry .. 0

Sundries . .undries . . . 7

Total .. . . 19 Total . . 84

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lllrd CRICKET TEAM.

The lllrds did not ha've a very successful season, winning only twomatches out of five played. Results:-

v. GREGORy TERRACE. -- Lost by 4 runs.v. NUDGEE.-Lost by 24 runs.v. GREGORY TERRACE. Won by 28 runs on tirst innings.v. NUDGEE.-Won by 8 on first innings (Fraser 32).v. TECINICAL COi.EGJE.---Lost by 24 on first innngs.Cory howled well during the season.

IVth CRICKET TEAM (BOARDERS' XI.)

The Boarders did not have a very successful season, only winning onematch. Results :-

v. ST LAURENCE.--Lost by 6 runs on first innings.v. C. OF E. GRAMMAR.---Lost by an innings and 19 runs.v. CLAYFIELD COLI.EGE.-Won by 6(4 runs (Vellnagel 94 not out).v. ST. LAURENCE.-Lost ,by 78 runs.Vellnagel. Parker. Carson. Nothling, and Gaydon played well during

the season.

Vlth CHICKET TEAM.

v. B.G.S. Vths.--Lost by an innings and 20 (Hales 25).v. GREGOI TERRACE.- -Won by 31 (Noble 33 not out).v. NUDGEE " B."-Won by an innings and 103 (l-ucy 41. Fraser 32v. TECH. " B."---Won on a forfeit.v. TECH. " B."- lost by 2 runs (Hughes 19).v. NUDGEE " A." --Lost by an innings and 42 (Turner 29 not outv. GREGORY TERRACE.o- -Wo; (Thormas i6, Stanaway f4).v. TECH. " B."-- l.ost by 13 runs (Yeo 2.5 not out).

CRITICISMS (01' THE TEAM.

(Hy the ('Captain).

L'ESTRANGE, S. Has tilled the position of wicket-keeper fairly well. an,has batted usefully throughout the season, though towards the endhe was inclined to be too cramped in his batting. Colours 1918 1'

FRASER. A. R. --A useful, steady bat, who is improving all the'while, thouiche lacks force in hitting. Good field.

THURI.OW, H. M.--The fast bowler of the team; has improved out of siclhtduring the season. \Vith experience, should develop into a first-cldfast bowler. Fair field, though in this respect there is room fIrimprovement.

BENNETT, F. ('.--Has batted very usefully for the team, but should tr\

to put more force into his shots. Has strong defence, being very h.r<to move; good field at close quarters. Colours 1918 19.

WARD, G. M. -Very young, but strong on the off side, and with ' 'defence, and is improving; good field.

CARvOSSO, A. B. - Has bowled well at times, being hard to score off. I "he is a better bat, though lacking in confidence. Fair field.

MOORE, J. I. -A much improved batsman, performing usefully wt

required; fair change bowler and good field.

HURWOOD, K.---Has done very well in batting, though he has aunorthodox style ; his defence is improving. Good field in the 'outti ',

TROUT, S. A.--A fair fast-medium bowler, though he tlis to bowl r.t rtoo fast sometimes; good field.

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NOTHLING, 0. E.- A strong, forceful batsman, though he has not donequite so well lately. Has good shots all round the wicket. Fine field,and has proved a useful slow bowler. Will be a great loss to the teamnow he has gone. Colours 1917-18-1.

MAcDoNNELL, C. R. (by a spectator). -A very consistent and solid bat; 'defence excellent; has not a great variety of strokes, but his patiencein waiting for loose balls ensures his getting runs. A good field anda |fair change bowler. An energetic and painstaking captain.

B.G.S. IInd. XI.

B.G.S. IInd XI . NUDGEE COLI.IGE 1st XI.--Won by latter by 100runs on first innings. Scores: B.G.S., 57 runs; Nudgee 157 runs. Short24, Moore 11.

B.G.S. IInd XI. v. GREGORY TERRACE 1st XI. -Won by Gregory Terraceby 85 runs on first innings. Scores B.G.S.. 126(: Terrace. 211 runs. \',Billington 59, Morgan 25, K. J. Ward 15.

| B.G.S. t. NUDGEE COLLEGE 1st XI.-Won by Nudgee by 46 runs onfrst innings. Scores: B.G.S., 79 ; Nudgee, 125 runs. Amos, 20, Morgan 15, iK. Ward, 14, Bilhngton 10. Amos, Raymond and Gielis bowled wellthroughout the season.

Swimming Notes(J.G.I).

On March 7th our Annual Swimmirng Sports were held in the Spring HillBaths. As in all previous sports since the outbreak of war, the boys gave ';up all prizes, and the money thereby saved, as well as the money for admission,was devoted to the War Memorial Fund.

The Old Ikoys' Cup, which is given for the highest number of pointsgained in the four championship events. was won by Burns, who gained /H points

The Open Championship, 100 Yards, was a very .lose race, the resultIeing,-l.ucy first, and Burns and Schafter second. .

The 440 Yards Championship was won by Burns, in i minutes 44 .

'econds, with Lucy and Watts second.The 50 Yards Championship was also won by Burns.The Breast and Back Championship, which carries with it the Wilson'

and Chapman Memorial Medal, was won by Drake a very close race, with ' jC. W. Williams second.

The Under Sixteen ('hampionship was won by Schadfer, in 32 3/5 seconds,and the Under Fourteen Championship by R. S. Stephenson, in 35 seconds., iResults :- ' '

NOVICE RACE, 50( Yards. - Irake. I ; Hateman. K. E., 2; Yeo., W., 3.Time 34 2/5 sees. '

UNDER 14 CHAMPIONSHIP, d)( Yards. Stephcnson. H. S.. I ; Iane. H..2, Lavery. J. H., 3. Time 35 secs.

UNDER I( CHAMI'IONSHII'. .) Yards - Schatler. (.. I ; Hutchison. . L.,2', Garret, S., 3. Time 32 3.:> sees.

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP, 50 Yards Burns, I ; Collings. I). M., 2; Marshall,C. W., 3. Time 32 3/5 secs.

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP, 100 Yards.--- L.,ucy. A. B., I ; Burns, B., andSchaffer, dead heat, 2. Time 73 sees.

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP, 440 Yards. --Burns. I I .cy. .\ B. and Watts,W dead heat, 2. Time in mins. 44 secs.

BREAST AND BACK (CHAMPIONSHIP'. rake I Williams. C. 2: Ward,K 3. Time 49 sees. '

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NEAT HPADER.- Nicklin, J., I ; Land, J.. 2; Stephensoi. RH. S.. :

VI. FORM HANDICAP, 50 YARDs.-Bateman, R. E. (6 secs.. I ; C'ollingsD. M. (7 secs.). 2; Drake (7 secs.) Wilson, H. N. (5. secsl. hled heat :tTime 40 2/5 secs.

V. FoRM HANDICAP, 50 Yards.- Bennet, W. T. (4 sees.!, I G(;rer, ((2 secs). 2; Carson, R. W. (3 sees.), 3. Time 41 2/5 se.

IV. FoRM HANDICAP, 50 Yards.-- Yeo, \. (l sec.). I ; Sninlonds I(3 sees). 2; Parker, P. (go), 3. Time 39 3 5 sees.

II. AND III. IORM HANDICAP, 25 Yards.- Warham, J. (go,. I ; KnuiW. (2 sees.). 2; Schafter, C. (5 secs.), 3. Time 15 1/5 secr .

S<H'ool HANI)ICAP. 100 Yards.- Watts, W. (II secs.. I : ;arrett

(7 secs.). 2 ; Burns (20 sees.), 3. Time 1 secs.

I;NDIER 15 HANDICAP, 50 Yards.- Warham (go). I ; Irvine I. \\ 4

seae.), 2; Watts. W. (5 sees.), 3. Time 36 3/5 secs.

BREAST AND BACK HANDICAP.---Ward, K. J. (R secs.i, I ; rake !9 sc<-

2 ; Nicklin, J. (5 sees.). 3. Time 51 sees.

BREAST AND BACK, I'NDER 16, HANDIC'AP. --- Carvosso. A. I. (5, (.(

I ; Irvine. D. (go). 2; Barnes, P. (5 sees.). 3. Time 53 2 5 sees.

OBSTACI E RACE. Walsh, H. J.. 1 ; Irvine, I)., 2 Portrate. A.. 3.

HEL.AY RACI. Burns, B., Bateman. R. E., Whee er, Parker. I , Sout.MacDonne . East. McGhie. 2; Nick in. J.. Collings. Carvosso. Hoss. 1, :

0()LI HL vs' HANDICAP.- Vallelv, . (5 secs.). I : Archdall. H. 12 -,'2 'ri, hh.1 (;. 3. Tinme 30 3 * secs.

SE('CONDARY SCHOOLS' (HAMI'PIO(NSHIPI' SWIMMIN(G CA('ANIV \

This earnival was held in the Spring Hill Baths, on Friday e \fn.March 28th. Members of the various schools competing were present, thile.from the B.G(.S. eing in great force.

Seven Sch(ols comineted( for the " \\alker and Hall 'Cupl,. " whli \-

again won hb St. Joseph's. Gregory Terrace (34 points); H(; S. ,s>.C(26 points).

The swiniuing w;as very good, ainl se\eral records were broken. KRsult-50t YAiDS ()IF'I-N C('AMPi> NsHIP. ('ooler (T.C.), I Fogarty (I(;

2 h1urns (H.(;.SA.. 3. Timn 27 I S .ers

(100 YARIS O)I'FN CHAMPIONSHII (Cooper (T.C.). I ; I.uc (1<.

2; Townley (NC.). 3. Time I ruin. 7 sees.440 YVAUls I 'iN ('HAMPIONSHIP. Cooper (T.C. , I ; H.v (. T.

1h xon (S.H.SI. 3. Tim 'iii in. I 19 sees.HI:AST AND IHACK ()OPN CHAMPIONHII'. - I)rake (H.(;.S. I : Striiuni

/H.H.C.). 2; Venning (G.T.), 3. Time 43 sees.DIVING CorPil'rioN. Corrigan ((.'I .), I ; Land (I1.(.S. . 2: Ski i

(C. E.G.S.). 3.

i REI AV lHAt, I(io YVards. Fogarty. M. j.. Fogarty. I.. C(orri

Venning ((;.'l'.. I Ferguson. J unner. Sinimonds. Marshall (1.('.Roberts. Spark.es. (arter. M;rshall (S.Hi.C.). 3. Time 57 see.-

I'NDI- H I. (I ICAMPIONSHII'. 100 Yards. Venning ((;'.T. I : Sh.

(B.(;.S.), 2 (reedv (N.C.), 3. Time 73 sees.I'N Ih. l. (' HA.MF'iONSHII. .'0 Yards Mowbra.iy (G.T.). I; i.uty (Hf

2; Higgs ('.E.G.S.,. Time 32 sees.

Je N IIO Pir Av H , lO 100 Yards. Mowbray, ('orrigan. Cole. Jet

(G.T.), I ; .ucy., Stephenson. Warhani Knust (B.G.S.), 2; Clark. H:Wilson Watts (T'.C.). 3. '

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Life Saving iK. J.\ .; M.A.S.

\ery considerable interest has ben taken in tlh exalunationls conducte(d I!by the Royal Life Saving Society during the hal-year. It is pleasing to notethat a number ol boys well up in th School ha\ve taken a; pirmlinent partin these examinations, with the result that M. A. South and K. J. Ward f;have won the Honorary Instructor's ('Certificate : \. ( Marshall and J. (;. i1Hargreaves the Teacher's ((rtificate. This is the first tiIe that boys in tl heESchool have been awarded the Instructor's (ertidficate F-'.e members lihaiealso won the Award of Merit.

Mr. Betts, assisted by M. \. South. K. J. \Ward. \W. C. Marshall. and iJ. (;. Hargreaves, prepared tlihe candidates for tlhe txaminations, and our |thanks are due to him for the interest lie has taken in the work. and tlh tine tlhe has spent on it.

A team, under the able and willing instruction o, A. F. Shlirras, was Ientered in the competition against Nudgee and Church of KEngland. but Iwas defeated by four points. '

J. (. l)rake has won the Society's (;old Medal or thlie most successt.ulI,.ndidate in the examination. Thlie following awards have bleen won .-

HONO.:v 'sSTRUCTOR'S ('I.:TII- ItATI.. M. South and K. J. Ward.'I'EACHE's C'ERTIFICATE. - \V. (. Marslal! and J. (;. Hargreaves.AWARI) o ) MaIIT. I). M. ('ollings. .1. . I Drake j. (; Harreaves.

\\'. ('. Marshall and WV. C. 'atterson.HRONZE MEDAuI.ION.--J. Ravimnond, A. IR. l:as.t. I. J. K. Wheeler. *

T. T'1. Straughan, N. M. I)uf. \\. 1. KInust. J. I'. Smithl. J. H. Gibson. N. 1..Kelly, C. W. Schafet. A. Iortrate. W\. H. i'eden. .(;. . hithelu, .. . ison.\V. I'. Watts, (. 1). (Woodlandl. C. l-. (Gearv. .. I). Land. A. R. Lucv and J. H.l.ai\ery.

PRKOFICIENCv (i'HTIF"rcAT . J. I'. I.issn'er. J l: rweldleh. I,. J. Hill,Ii. J. McKay. F. J. Williams. It. S. Stephenson. . I. Smnmond.-. M.Brown. C. T. Costin, K. I. Morris. II. [ L.anha m and H. II. Hlake. .

E:I.EMI:NTARV ('IRTIFU'AT. (. S. Hillingt.n and . M. Howitt.TOTAl. AIAI; WO'N \ SCllH(o.. Honorary Instructor's certtficate,

2. Teacher' Certificate. 2; .\ward ol Merit. , . Bronze Medallion, 23 Protitencv Certificate, 23; lementarv ('Certitiate. 23.

Tennis Notesfv II.N. \\

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Another season has come roundl, anil ill the nemll)ers. but o ine t last\'i. team have left us Nevertheiless. tnnis is I oon ing at the School.\ record number of Iot\. (thirty! gal\e inll tieir names this ytar to play ,w:th the first. second and third teams. (If clorse, we cannot let themn allPvl.\ in the fixture matches ; neverthehles, Is*1'4t ,f thTemI .re viung. ,iil! with [Si '.ie practice, ought t Ibe able tto pela with thli teams next \ear.

We must not he disheartd ; tere there ar ahe o liie vIer l u s, ,i ¥u'b ,er of fair players. who. hv tl:ir ihapmg and keenness, will nt fail

i' keen up tlih tine repuitati n that the School hI, gained durnne tlie pastV, rs.

Our three teams aire playing in tlihe fixture at Frew Park this seaso n.' "vith practice against better play'er* than themsel\es, they .Ir Ibound

o 've. There are eight teams in the .A I ;rade (mpetition; ourI: ' team is playing in the A (;rade. where wt have a good chance of ,winning. i

32 BrsbMne Gramsa Schokaol Magasne.

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t dilnll'r r r;plillI\ i it ''l ,i il 111 mIiny ,I \v.a w illI rn li1( li.l kt' LnI, l l im ,tlli

guests n li ppar.ni. W\'1'I t'lw hinnelir Iw!l r1ig at 7 p.u. there w.>

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Iclt il' 11 v ur L aci'\nC iefnts. I hlitp th t \ou will n : i,1. . u~ nsl.i,Wuiliain liif too) tlull, alter the strain and exctc ncent of .I ' r there .an! Inow wish you all hIappiness and prosperit in -ouir nWw Iii'

Replying on behalf ol the guests. .ieutenant Colonel i.nik c M.ln.ithanked the ('halirman and Mr. Roe lor the wirin wehrl,;e <x1t-n.i<l *tlheni, saying he wtas sure t that ev ry one of tlihet \.t- pl.ad.ea l t,. Ix tE i. 'n',Ii:;antd a;ble to tler tliiir ser vices, ;aid tilkt, partl III on. it t Iit r(.t, I-' 1 ,,jt d 4.n>-

tin thet hi8tt'ry the .ortl. Tli deeds of the Auslr.tlian \rl,.\ < l! \,',.;Hlulparison with 1an\ ot hier inii the war, a th ai . it li nt i - * : i i -t (1 !( t'<,

t*^ i S ol the 'rislh1t.' (raiuitar School woulil '.ttil i oiliparin-i w.ti. 11.-, * .4iotlih r ol the' gtrea't Ipublit ' cliols olI tlhx 4r M cl tb.l 3 -. i .1 1 ;.silout tlh disat lm ( 1 \ i hstralian " (HT- tH! ,x|.rien w.,- th,,1 i'\ i. 1 lt,31t ll I1n , all inl il ti ll in I t iiu'll hI-. ~t Ie Ia h .' i.L.' ., .ni ii t I l.l1\ i J I'l J ll.im 1n li' hi ll ! ,ti n l ,i t \' ll. .i .1 'l , I k i i - p4l' 4L I

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thii . Nxke of the W\\ar Mvnmo.rl sit s1g lit, dt quite -ure tl,.t <' iR h.yswould agree that the proposed bulding, with its library of rentrence books,

,ind its memorial boards. and the ('olden look ontaining the re(,rds of.ind honours won by every (O )h i whl o |oI in'ed tihe c olours ,or ,alsistet d inthe Great \Wair, was tin' 1et iniimi<iri;i, ,in<! would bet a most ii etul .assetto the School; nd ini tiun 1 (14 toii" boys woulh look on th sc war re(,,rds.ind into that (,ol'.-n Hooi k withl pride. and, )poinlting to .1.i~n -t to

th ir s< 11001 ldates. Ih.it w.i lil Zr.nT.llttriT ." .-

Aftt-r mc other ,xcell.nt iiin isi .; l uIit ni tin th, ti.t ,, t r, i l< l | ,livs' Assoriation was proposed 1I\ I >r \\ilto i..i '\ 4' .1 ' i] * e i ' fi t

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