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3. Statement of Assets and Liabilities at 31st December, 1893. Assets. Liabilities. General Account— £ s. d. General Account— £ s. d. Fees due .. .. .. .. 94 12 11 Bank overdraft . .. . 2,500 14 11 Rents due . 207 12 0 Unpresented cheques .. 56 0 8 Balance Bank of New Zealand (No. 2 Ac- Sundry accounts . 25 0 0 count) 358 7 4 Loan contracted for College buildings . 5,000 0 0 College buildings and reserves, not less Loan contracted for Girls' High School. 5 118 3 2 than . .. .. .. 7,000 0 0 Cost of reclaimed land . .. 2,094 7 6 Girls' High School buildings and re- Turnbull Fundserves, not less than . 7,000 0 0 For scholarships awarded 12 0 0 Reclaimed land, not less than 3,000 0 0 Moore Scholarship Fund— Turnbull Fund— For scholarship, 1893 11 13 4 Invested on mortgage 800 0 0 Rhodes Scholarship Fund— At interest . .. .. .. 1,433 9 8 For scholarship, 1893 .. ~ 35 0 0 Interest accrued to date (not received Barnicoat Prize Fund Nil. yet) 28 0 0 Moore Scholarship Fund — Capital and accrued interest (on deposit) 547 8 0 Rhodes Scholarship FundCapital and accrued interest (on deposit) 547 8 0 Barnicoat Prize Fund — Capital and accrued interest (on deposit) 116 2 6 £21,133 0 5 £14,852 19 7

4. Statements of Beceipts and Expenditure of Scholarship Accounts for the Year ending 31st December, 1893. Receipts. Expenditure. Turnbull Fund— £ s. d. Turnbull Fund— £ s. d. Balance brought forward 2,138 11 2 Paid to General Account for scholarships 28 0 0 Interest .. . 122 18 6 Balance 2,233 9 8 £2,261 9 8 £2,261 9 8 Balance down . £2,233 9 8 Moore Scholarship Fund— Moore Scholarship Fund — Balance brought forward .. .. 521 6 9 Balance . .. £547 8 0 Interest . 26 1 3 £547 8 0 £547 8 0 Balance down .. .. . £547 8 0 Rhodes Scholarship Fund— Rhodes Scholarship Fund — Balance brought forward "-521 6 9 Balance £547 8 0 Interest .. .. .. . 26 1 3 £547 8 0 £547 8 0 Balance down £547 8 0 Barnicoat Prize Fund— Barnicoat Prize Fund— Balance brought forward .. .. 117 11 3 Prize, 1892 and 1893 .. . 10 0 0 Interest .. . 8 11 3 Balance .. 116 2 6 £126 2 6 £126 2 6 Balance down . .. .. £116 2 6 Chas. P Powles, Secretary. Examined and found correct. —James Edwaed FitzGeeald, Controller and Auditor-General.

5. Work of Highest and Lowest Classes. College. Highest. —Latin: Bradley's Arnold, Bryan's Caesarian Prose, and general, Virgil, iEneid, 1., Livy, XXII.; Horace, Odes, I.; sight translation, Boman History and Antiquities. English Morris's Historical English Grammar; Shakspeare's Julius Caesar, Canterbury Tales, 1., general reading, Nichols's Composition Exercises, English Lessons for English People, essays, &c. French: Brachet's Elementary Grammar, Havet's Exercises (composition), Perrichon, Les Femmes Savantes. Mathematics : Euclid, I. to VI. (V , definitions only), exercises in Euclid, trigonometry, Lock's Elementary, algebra, Hall and Knight's (omitting the binomial theorem, theory of notation, and exponential series) Arithmetic, papers on whole subject. Science Garnett's Heat, Jago's Inorganic Chemistry (Advanced). Lowest. —Latin Via Latina, to Exercise XXIV English. Hall's Primary Grammar, essays on subjects read , dictation and spelling (much) , analysis of simple sentences , easy parsing. English History Gardiner's first period to end of Edward I. Geography Nelson's Beader No. 4 , maps , Longmans' New Beader No. 5. French Gasc's, Part I. to end of Lesson 41. Arithmetic Simple and compound rules and reduction. Science Experimental work, with easy sections of Balfour Stewart's Physical Primer.