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Brisbane Grammar School Magasine Vol. XV. APRIL, 1918. No. 45. BRI S HANEN Ej GRAMMAR SCHOOL MAGAZIN E. 9.I 4 ritbanr : i: OI-TKI;I.;- I'RIN'ING CO., LTD.-98 Ul'K*'-N 8TREKT 1913. |i III I . ,II, I I I TheSel-tilling Outridge 5/- A Genuine I Fountain Pen. Time Save I__ Simle yrtagel Actieon, Actual alegth It inches. 14ct. Gold Nib. Masutactured Ipecially for Outridge Printing Co. Ltd. SPECIAL OFFER t IPrea Trial and Guarastee. 9le Sket Time O ly. This Pen will be lent you P etagel Paid on receipt of Postal Note for 5f- (Stamps winl be accepted if more convlient). You will be Pleased with the pen but we guarantee to send your Mosey back If you are not ktidiedt , rovided you return it within 7 days. ow to r -Just cut out this order, sign it, sad y r rees, sad send it to us with postal order. The Pen will be in your hands by the next mail; but you must Orier Neow as this offer will only lst a few days. Outridge Printing Com pany Ltd @S9 Qqe 8teeIt. ',Iebae.. U - Brisbane Grammar School Magasine. 8 Sehool Institutions. School Committee. SPORTS' MASTER ... ... ... MR. S. STEPHENSON HON. TREASURER ...... ... MR. R. E. HIIWAITES CRICKET CAPTAIN ... ... ... M. D. GRAHAM COMMITTEE ... Mi. W. R. IOWMAN, A. F. PA'TON, R C. TROUT, G. C. C. WII.so DEI.EGATE TO Q.L.T.A. ... ... MR. H. PORTEnR OTHER CAPTAINS 2nd W1RENCH ; 3rd BARN:S, C. G ; 4 th FRASER, K. B.; 5 th BRADFIEI.D, C. A.; 6th KIl ROE Librarians.-N. AITKEN, W. L. JONES. House Prefects.-R. T. EVANS, E. M. TROWER, L G. LUKIN, W. G HODGES School Prefcts.--L. FoRBEs, A. S. WESI, R. QUINN, R. F. PHILrP, H. L. McCouMB B.G.S. Mlagazine. HONORHs \ MANAGER ... ... ... MR. A. J. MASON EDIron ............ A, S. \VEST Cadet Corps.-F COMPANY, 6TH BATTALION. OFFICER COMMIANDING ... ... CAPTAIN F. S. N. BOUSFluI)F LIEUTENANTS ... ... M. I). (GRAHAM, A. S. \XEST COLOUR-SERGANT ... ... E. J M. WAKAKER SERGEANTS ... ... T. WV. FORI,, \. L. JONES, B. HART, M. HART. CORPORALS .. J. ROBERTsoN, J. H. C. (;GARRICK, E. C. GEE, E A. CREI.LIN. LANCE-CRPORALs .. E. G. SCRIVEN, J. H. E3CKL3, Mf. G(;EANEv, O. FI BLAKEY. G COMI'AN. O(FlICi COMMANDING; ... .. ... LIil'T. I. A. DAKIN LIEUTENANTS ... ... R. PHIl.P, H. C. IRouTr COLOUR-SERGEANT ... ... II. \V. HORN SERGEANTS ... A. C. EC'KERSLKY, J. G. \WAGNER, G. COOIr.NG, P. W. HorKlss ('CoRoRAI.S ... ... J. G. LONEY, R. (. QUINN, A. J l'NWIN, M. H. 'AI.KEI IAScu.:ConrPOAI.S ... .. W. L. GIBSON, A. I). Glason, Hi. WE. JoN.', C M. LONrsOTTOM I ER;i . ... .. C. G. BArNES .I,,ir Cad s. i ('OMMANDIN(; ()OFFI(R ........ LIII'T. I. A. JI)AKI 1IG.S.O.B.A.: Hon. ~ec.. I J. (. NowIl.N, BrislIne Grammar St ool. Hon. Trea-., MR. Mi. EI.r.Is, Grove Lodge, Scrul Hoad. Kelvin G(rove I G.F.C. - lion. sec., Mr. IH. SHAW. cl, liarringtons Lt., Queen St. 4 Advertisements. We supply HNAU-IEWH SCSOL BAiS, , any size, from S/Il as shown on sketch, guaranteed to last during the full period of your school career. We also stock Presentation Bags of every descriptin, together with Lesthr Spertfng 6ids *as m * Mm. - NLL.UISNS _UMITED meu-amu mu , |i St., Plrill it.i "COME IN TO THE GARDEN MAUD !" - and note how everything is growing ! You can give me a hand at pruning and shearing -- and when you have done your share of this labor of love- you'll feel all the better for it- for I always use the best Garden Shar-Secawur or Pruning Shears Wilson's to wit ! Wilson's Garden Tools are at the head of their clas-- and worth more than the money paid for them. B. G. WILSON (, CO. QUEEN STREET - -- BRISBANE. 1------- Brisbane Grammar School Magasine. 6 BRISBNU 3rammar Schoo[l mfaa3tne. Index to No. 43, Vol. XV. Pare. School Institutions... ... ...... .. ... .. 3 Editorial ... ... ... ... ... .. .. 7 R. P. Francis ... ... ... .. .. ... ... Our University Scholarship Winners ... ... ... ... xo Success of an Old Boy ... ... ... ... ... I3 Examination Successes of Old Boys ... ...... ... 14 University of Queensland ... ... ... ... 14-5 Sydney University ... ... '.. ... .. ... 16 Byrnes Memorial Gold Medal ... ... ......... 16 Clicket N otes ... ... ... ... .... ... 17 Tennis Notes ... ... .. ... .. ... ... 20 Colours, 1912 ... ... ... ... .. ... 20 Swim m ing ... ... ... ... ... ... 21 Donation of Swimming Prizes ... ... .. ... 22 Cadet Notes ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... 22 Junior Cadets ... ... ... ... ... ... .. 22 Presentation of Cup Won by Cadets at Hospital Sports .. 23 Library ... ... ... ... ... ... .. 3 Gym . Notes ... ... .. .. ... .. 24 Rowing Notes .. ... ... .. *** ... 24 Life-Saving ... .. .. ......... 26 Gross Mtmorial Truphy .. .. ... ... ... 26 Donation to Magazine ... ... ... .. .. ... 26 Marriage ... ... ... ... * .. 26 School House Notes ... ... ...* ** ... 27 Jottings ... ... ... .. .. .** .. *.. 27 The Old Boys' Association ... ... ... ... 28 Lembating Society ... .. ... .. ... ... ... 35 Personal Jottings . .. ... .. - 35 Round the World ... ... ... 3 A Flying Trip to C:tiro .. .. ... .. .. 4 6 Advertisements. SMART SUITS READY FOR SERVICE in Fine Pure Indigo Blue Serge, a n excellent Wearing Quality- D.B. Sac and Trouserr, 45/- Also in Grey Flannels and Worsteds. Tailoring to Measure. We guarantee the wear and quality of all our goods. Blue Serge Suits to Measure, £3 15/- to £6 6/- We quote Special Prices for Boys and Youths. All Clothing and Outfitting for B.O.S. Students in stock. Geo. R. Ryder, Ltd., Queen Street Brisbane. Brisbane Grammar School / MMAGAZIN E. Pnblishfd Thr( Tlimes a Year. Vol. XV. APRIL, 1Q13. No.43 Subscriptions, is. 6d. per annum, or Is. 9d. posted, are payable to the Business Manager, A. J. MAsON., Boys' (ctammar School The Iditor will welcome contributions or correspondence from present or past members of the School. Subscrilbrs are requested to inform the Iisiness .Mal;gcr of any' change o, Adhlress. diftorial. " lHere w\\ are again, (), here we are again; A lhappy \New Year to eeryone- - ." These worls may be litly aplIpled to this our lirst edition of the New Year, aln e.xpress our wish to ev'ery past and present member of the Schlool for tlie year 191 3. There has been only a slight alteration in tli< teaching staff this 'year,Mr. Brown coming to us from \\'Wesleyv (ollege, Melbourne, while Mr. Staehli left to take up land at Atherton. The School crew rowed Southport at the end of last year, l)but were beaten Ib three-quarters of a length, so tlat Southfport gained possssion of tlihe " HenIidrsln (p." The cricket team in the annual match against Ipswichl (;rammar School, defeated their opponents, however, by an innings. At the end of last year, R. S. Irvine, tlihe cricket captain, and L.. W. (;a!!, the football captain, left tlhe School. M. I). (raham now holds the position of cricket skipper. We offer our heartiest congratulations to E. P. Holland and A. W. L. Row, for obtaining University Scholarships, and also to all those who succeeded in passing both the Senior and Junior I! University Examinations, and especially to N ('. Aitken and H. V. Byvth who are at the head of all the candidates in Queensland. i. H Brisbane Grammar School Magazine. The members of the First XI. have had swelled heads ever since the Old Boys' Match on February 28th. Why ? Did the not defeat the Old Boys' team, which contained an interstate bowler, by nine wickets ? Were there not some marvellous catches taken ?- - - The tennis team were also successful in their match against the Old Boys, winning by sixteen games. Both teams were entertained in the evening by the " ()Old Boys' Association," at a dinner and concert, which proved a titting finale for such a fine day's sport. The cadets have started work again with a will, and the special squad have been successful in winning their Battalion ('hampion- ship. One of the most pleasing features to be observed is the enthusiasm with which the squad do their work That's tlit wa\\ to win, Specials! The swimming sports have been held, and were very successflul, all the races being keenly contested and well fought out. The Championship was won for the second time in succession 1b\ \W. I'. Simmoids. The tennis and football teams promise to be of fairly hiiih standard, all last year's tennis team having come back, and about half of the old 1st XV. \We record with deep regret the tragic vet heroic deaths ,f W B. Wilson and ('halman, who were drowned at Southpoit during the Christmas holidays, and \\e offler our deepest sympathyl to the relatives of the deceased. We would now draw\\ attention to our School motto,. " Nil sine labore," and tender a few words of advice. If each member of the School bear in mind during this year, 1913, that " nothing can le obtained or achiled except by hard work," then the School can do nauit else but advance, not only in tilhe realm of intellect. but also in that of sport. May it not be said about us that "III- ness, at first hated, is finally loved." I. I) (;raliam. our able and popular editor of last year, has resigned his position, in order to be able to devote more time to other duties. He \will be succeeded by A. S. \Vest. R. P. Franeis. Those of our readers whose memories can carry them bha k twenty years, will be interested in the photograph, reproduced "m this number, of a tablet erected to the memory of the late R. I'. Francis, in the Chapel of Balliol College, Oxford. In the leti r accompanying the photograph, the writer says: " The fellows gua' 1 very jealously the space available for memorial tablets, and oi \' 2.! Manorial Tahdet to Mr. 3. P. Famed., M.A., at 3eiIdl Cole.~e Oaord. 10 Brisbane Grammar .sc/,'lh .llaga:ic.
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