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38 The team was 2* Foil. T. l.. Haynes. K. \V. l’oolcy. H. Ii. B. Frederickson. Sabre. C. F. F. Anderson. S. R. J. Piper. K. W. Pooley. Bayo …

32 THE CLC'S. POINT OF VIEW. (1) HITCH-HIKE. At midday one Saturday in July we were left at Woodstock, near Oxford, and told to get into Sco …

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41 petition, which took place on February 27th, March 2nd and 3rd. As usual, every fight was fought to a finish, all competitors striving hard …

75 SQUASH RACKETS. SEASON 1936—1937. Matches played 15. Won 9. Lost 6. RESULTS. Oct. 7th v S.M.E. Home Lost 2—3 14th v Woolwieli Wanderers H …

198 resumption Sandhurst began to get the upper hand and as the Shop forwards tired the College pack were able to give their outsides endles …

. .n--__.|_-.. . lays-.. my... 100: 12 Two “Toe H” Meetings were held last Term, addressed by Rev. F. I. Anderson, C.M.G. and Lt.-Col. R. C. …

15 was the best rider in his class, thus giving early proof of a quality for which he afterwards became well known. The Governor of the Roya …

“A. . . A i. .245»... “1.. --_¥ (Photo by Kinsey B1'os., Debra Dun.) The Indian Military Academy.

52 SQUASH RACKETS. On Wednesday, December 4th, a return match against the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, was played in the Shop Courts and …

18 LEAVES FROM THE DIARY OF HORATIO, THE SHOP MOUSE. Jan. 313t. Much disturbed this evening by crashes and noises in —— House but found on i …

Champion Company. Our congratulations to No.3 Company (Captain J. A. Sanger, RA. and U.O. C. G. Buttenshaw) on being Champion Company. The p …

26 WE TAKE OFF OUR HATS TO:— Captain ’5 Austin for taking ofi its bonnet to us. . , . s . Colonel ——’s B very \V. ; . , a» . The Court of Enq …

55 Results~conlinuczk Army Officers Lost 3—H ()l(l (‘arthusiaus Lost l~4 RAJ“. Officers W011 ti~2 R.A.F.(‘.. ('I'anwell Won Ian B.l\l.(‘. Lost …

160 THE IMPERFECT SERVANT. He wakes you up at half-past six With clatterings of pails and kicks Upon your door, and thumps about Till all yo …

159 i i A G.C. 150 YEARS HENCE? 3 ; l l l (Extract from diary.) i 3‘ After a splendid recess, spent mainly at the Golf Hotel in the Sahara, …

if"? Itimca wvwrm-,. . 143 THE IMPERFECTIONS OF MODERN KNOWLEDGE. Although biologists can say, Exactly how much tadpoles weigh, Why all cabb …

Departure. The Shop regretfully loses the services of Mr. C. Wood, who is retiring from his position as Photographer this month. For ninetee …

34 The flames of the fire now burned clear and bright For the Central Office had just caught alight And even the great S.M. was unable To make …

26 As there was a very great disparity in the number of notches made by the contending parties, the Garrison exceeding Ireland by much, the …