Part I.

2. Solo

"Carmen Sita."

Miss Strack

"You'll soon get used to her looks, said he, And a very nice girl you'll find her."

—Trial by Jury.

3. Solo

Mr. B. J. Jacobs

"Whose vocal villanies

All desire to shirk." —Mikado.

4. Capping Song—

"Honour where due."

(page 6)

"This is the sorrowful story
Told when the twilight fails,
And the monkeys walk together
Holding each other's tails."

—Kipling.

5. 'Cello Solo

"Musette" (Offenbach)

Mr. Ernest C. Levvey

"Now here is a man whose physical
Attributes are simply godlike."

—Iolanthe.

6. Solo

Mr. F. P. Wilson

"Sang nothing in particular
And sang it very well."

—Iolanthe.

8. Discourse On the Education of the Young Mr. H. F. O'Leary and Mr. W. Perry

"He scorns to tell a story." —Mikado.

"Upon this hint I [unclear: pake]." —Othello.

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Part II.

"Munchums" or "The Origin of Genus."

A Musical Extravaganza by "Famedes."

"Whoever thinks a faultless piece to see

Thinks what ne'er was, nor is, nor e'er shall be." —Pope.

Tableau I.:— The Stone Age.

Solo

"The Song of the Chancellor."

Mr. A. W. Newton

Tableau II.:— The Iron Age.

Solo

"These are the Days"

Mr. W. Lyon

Tableau III.:— The Historic Age.

Antiquarian Research.

Duet	Lady Commissioner:	Miss Daisy Isaacs
	Sailor	Mr. B. J. Jacobs

Tableau IV.:— The Tabloid Age.

Solo

"Professorial Pills"

Mr. T. N. Holmden

Stenery painted by Miss Sybil Johnson, Miss F. Smith, and assistants.

Supper Programme.

"I've treacle and toffee and excellent coffee,
Soft tommy and succulent chops,
I've chickens and conies, and pretty polonies,
And excellent peppermint drops."

—H.M.S. Pinafore.

"What! a feast! a feast!" —Much Ado about Nothing.

Toast—	"The King"	"God Save the King."
Toast—	"The Graduates"	W. H. Wilson
Reply—M. W. C. Sprott	"The Graduates "	(page 12)
Toast—	"The College Council."	W. Perry
Reply—Dr. Findlay	("The Council"	page 13)
Toast—	"The Professors"	W. H. Wilson
Reply	Professor Von Zedlitz	(4th verse "Professorial Pills." page 28)
Presentation of Medals Won at Easter Tournament.
Reply—E. J. Fitzgibbon	(2nd verse "Honour where Due."	page 6)
Toast—	"Absent Friends"	G. F. Dixon
		("Students' Song" page 13)

Dance:

"Let us gaily tread the measure,
Make the most of fleeting leisure,
Hail it as a true ally,
though it perish by and by."

—Pirates of Penzance.

"Begin and cease, and then again begin,
With tremulous cadence slow, and bring
The eternal note of sadness in."

—Matthew Arnold.

"In spite of the imperfection of the 'Geological Record,' in spite of the conditions unfavourable to the preservation of many kinds of animals, it is sometimes possible to trace a whole series of extinct forms through progressive changes." —Kirk.