The following is the report of the Local Committee:

"The following changes have taken place in the establishment of this school during the past session. Babus Pearymohun Mookerjea and Sreenath Dutt, the third and fourth teachers, were promoted to the second and third places respectively; the appointment of fourth master being filled up by Juddonath Auddy.

"There are five classes in the school, the fifth being divided into two sections; the total number of scholars on the rolls is 129, showing an increase of 19 beyond last year; the average amount of schooling fees has also increased from rupees 122-5 to rupees 140-3.

"The general examination was held on the 16th September, and was attended by the Revd. G. Wiedemann, Dr. E. Roer and the Secretary. "As the majority of the first class were candidates (viz. 12) for junior scholarships there was no examination of this class.

'The second class was examined by myself, it contained 17 boys, of whom 16 were present; their ages

Second Class.

Names of those recommended for Cer. ranged from 14 to 17 years,--they

tificates of Honor.

1. Khetterchunder Bhuttacharjee.

2. Bholanath Banerjee.

3. Ashootosh Banerjee.

4. Busontocoomar Mookerjee.

5. Bycantnath Mookerjee.

6. Bhoobunchunder Lahoory.

passed a creditable examination in all subjects of study in the class, with the exception of geography.

"The names of those who distinguished themselves and to whom certificates of honor were adjudged appear in the margin.

"The third class was examined by Dr. Roer ; the age of the boys was

Third Class.

from 12 to 15 years; the number borne on the rolls was 25, of whom

Names of those recommended for prizes. 23 were present ;-the examiner

1. Ramgopaul Dutt.

2. Luckenarain Doss.

3. Nobokisto Roy Chowdry.

4. Madubchunder Chatterjee. 5. Issenchunder Coondoo.

6. Jogeshur Banerjee.

7. Greeschunder Bose.

remarks that a great improvement

in Vernacular has taken place 'since last year.' In geography and arithmetic generally, and in History of Greece specially, the class passed a good examination; the 7 boys

whose names appear in the margin are recommended for prizes.
"The fourth class was examined
Fourth Class.

Average age 13 years.

1. Woomachurn Chuckerbuttee.
2. Sarodaprosad Bannerjee.
3. Shaik Rohomabun.

4. Shaik Noorail Islam.

5. Joykissen Gangooly.

6. Shaik Abdul Ghumn.

7. Nufferchunder Ghoor.

by the head master, Babu Bhoodeb Mookerjea, in the subjects studied in the class. He reports that the students passed a very satisfactory examination, their attainments being generally on a par with one another. "For average age of the class and the names of those recommended for prizes, vide margin.

'The fifth class was examined by Babu Pearymohun Mookerjea, the

second teacher, who reports that the students passed a creditable examination in every branch of their studies. They were examined in the course of study gone through in the year; the average age of the boys and the names of those recommend

"The sixth, or what may properly be called the second division of the fifth, class, was examined by the Revd. G. Wiedemann. He reports that the boys showed the average attainments of lads of their In age. vernacular their progress was very imperfect. For average age of the class, and the names of distinguished pupils, see margin.

"The school furniture and library are in good order, about 48 volumes having been added to the latter, the buildings also are in habitable condition, requiring some slight repairs."

NOTE.-There is a deduction made from the head master's salary of Co.'s Rs. 300, three

hundred, per annum, on account of house rent.

The following is the report submitted by the Local Committee:

"The only change which has taken place in the establishment of this school during the past year is the temporary appointment of the fourth assistant teacher, Koonjo Behary Chuckerbutty, in the room of the third assistant, Obhoy Churn Banerjea, who is absent on sick leave. Callydoss Ghose has been employed as acting master of the fifth class.

"The total number of scholars on the rolls is 177.

"At the close of the session two prizes, one of sixty and the other of thirty-two rupees, were offered by Babus Joykissen Mookerjea and Gopeekissen Gosuyn to be awarded at the next distribution of prizes in such manner as the Committee may determine on.

"The school examination was held on the 26th September, and was attended by G. F. Cockburn, Esq., the Reverend J. Long. Drs. A. C. Macrae, E. Roer, Babu Joykissen Mookerjea and the Secretary.

"Most of the first class students (viz. 13) having competed for junior scholarships, it was deemed unnecessary to examine them again. "The second class was examined by Mr. Cockburn. He reports

Second Class.

Average age 14 years.

Names of those recommended for
Certificates of Honor.

1. Rasbehary Banerjee.
2. Cantichunder Bhadoory.
3. Callyprosad Mitter.
4. Bonomally Roy.

as follows- The boys read well, 'seemed to understand perfectly what they read, and satisfactorily ' explained the meaning of the different passages in which they were 'examined.' In mathematics the examiner; Dr. Roer, reports that the boys answered correctly. In Bengali the class also passed a good examination; Mr. Long the examiner remarking, that their an'swers reflected much credit on the 'pundit, and that they were gene'rally uniform, showing that attention had been paid to all.' Generally the present condition of this class exhibits a favorable contrast to the inefficiency complained of in last year's report, and reflects credit upon the second teacher, Nobin Chunder Bose.

5. Dwarkinath Chatterjee.

6. Molendronath Hajra. In Bengali.

1. Bonomally Roy.

2. Rasbehary Banerjee.

3. Augher Chunder Gangooly.

"The average age of the class and the names of those to whom certificates of honor have been adjudged, appear in the margin.

"The third class was examined by Dr. Macrae in the subjects studied

Third Class.

Average age 12 years.
English Prizes.

1. Rajendrochunder Roy.
2. Khetterprosad Mookerjee.
3. Tarucknath Banerjee.
4. Jodoonath Roy.
5. Gopaulchunder Deb.
6. Gopalchunder Roy.
In Bengali.

1. Rajenderchunder Roy.

2. Khetterprosad Mookerjee.

age of the class appear in the margin.

by the pupils He reports as follows- On the whole the boys 'have acquitted themselves well, but they trust too much to mere 'memory of the sequence of words ' in History and Geography; so much 'so, that the examination becomes

a mere test of their powers of 'memory.' The pundit who examined this class in Bengali reports favorably on their proficiency. The names of those who are recommended for prizes and the average