WESLEY COLLEGE CHRONICLE.

The Pa-riUon. versity High School Record;" "The Kyrian" (Kyre College, ); "The During the term the improvements to the Wanganui Collegian" (Wanganui, N.Z.);* pavilion, made possible b.v the generositv "The Svdneian" (Svdney Grammar of Mr. Fred Knight, jiresident of the School); "The Cliftonian" (Clifton Col­ O.W.C.A., have been completed. Not onh' lege, England); "The Kingswood Maga­ has the building been moved to the top of zine;" "The Swan" (Guildford Grammar the grounds, which has wonderfull.v im­ School, Guildford, W.A.); "The Record" proved the aspect from St. Kilda-road, but (Boys' High School, Sydney); "The a thorough renovation and remodelling in­ King's School Magazine" (The King's side has made it most convenient for ac­ School, Parramatta, N.S.W.); "Coo-ee" commodation of teams, and it is now far (Church of England Girls' Grammar from unsightl.v. A scorer's box and large School, ); "TheOorian" (Geelong scoring board will also be much appre­ Grammar School); "The Taranakian" ciated during the cricket season. For man.v (New Plvmouth High School, New Zea­ .vears the Games Committee has longed for land); "The Nelsonian" (Nelson College, funds to effect the change, and there is N.Z.); "Prince Alfred College Chronicle" no doubt that past, present, and future (Prince Alfred College, Adelaide); "The generations of Wesley bo.vs will feel grate­ Newingtonian" (, Stan- ful to Mr. Knight for his handsome dona­ more, S.ydney); "The Magazine of the tion of fl.'iO, which, supideniented li.y £50 University of ;" "The Waita- from the College Council, enabled the kian" (Waitaki Boys' High School, Oa- Games Committee ta proceed with the niaru, N.Z.); "The Scotch College Re- work. ]iorter" (Claremont, W.A.); "The S.J.C." (St. Joseph's College, Sydney); "The Collections at College Services. Meteor" (Rugby School, England). The following collections on behalf of the Y.M.C..\. work among our soldiers were New Boys and Attendance. made at the fortnightly College services during the second term:— For the first time in the history of the College, the number in attendance is over 10th .June . . . . £0 18 7 5(10, the number for the second term being 24th .June . . . . 0 18 1 507, including 115 in the Preparatory Sth .July 0 18 3 School. There are 103 boarders—85 in the 22nd Jn'ly 0 16 0 Big School and 18 in the Prep. House. The .5th August . . . . 0 14 2 following list contains the names of those 19th August . . . . 0 18 1 enrolled during the second term:— 5067 Hawkins. E. C. I 5079 Macdonalc'.G. D. Total £5 3 2 5068 Abernethy. L. C. ,5080 Brockhoff. J. S.* .5069 Bruce. A. H. .5081 Whitehead. J. D.+ Our Contemporaries. .5070 Knight, D. H. .5082 Hultmark, K. E.t 5071 Kennedy. T. M.' 508.3 Davis, A. B.' The Editor desires to acknowledge with 5072 Griffith, F. "B.* .5084 Storer, G H.* thanks the receipt of the followinig ex­ 5073 Harrison. M.* .5085 Overell, A. J.* 5074 Waldingham, W. N. • 5086 Harris, J. C* changes since our last issue:— 5075 Harbison, N. S. '• .5087 Hills. D. H.* "The Scotch Collegian;" "The Mei­ .5076 Kichmond. J. J. j .5088 De Valle. F. ^W. V* .5077 White, B. E.* 5089 Macdougall. J. C* bomian;" "The Hawkesburv Agricultural 5078 Claxton, G. F. C* I 5090 Morton. M. D. College Journal" (N.S.W.)'; "The Uni­ * Prep. School. t Ee-enrolled.

THE SCIEN CE CLUB Good work has been done this term in one of our late members, Harry Rigby, the Science Club. The Stamp Section has who was secretary in 1916, is now in a been busy with exchange sheets. The Flying Squadron on active service. We Head Master very kindly had electric light wish to express onr sympathy to the laid on in the workshop for the benefit of parents 'Bud friends of A. G. N. Wall, our boarders in the Models Section. The secretarv of 1915, who was killed in an Photographic Section held a competition aeroplane disaster in England last month. this month, E. C. Bailey being successful "He died that we might live. with a set of four photos entitled, "Views Hail! And farewell!" taken in Adelaide." We feel proud that