... towing value will be competed for: sir Jou. ' lbrureivn. £1 ii.; Mr. Roger i IL ; Mr. If. A. Chapman, £1 r &keit Wheatley. £1 ; Turpin, 10s. 6d.; Mr. C. W. Mr. Alf. norm, 04. 6d.; Mr. It. Wyrrell. 10.. 6d.; Mr , Geo. Bell. 10s. 61 In addition a he given by ...

... and a wise system —,—.-- of inspection b y men practically acquainted with secondary 'teaching, we should see them Dr. U. S. Turpin. M.A., D.Sc., the endowed with fresh life and vigour. No headmaster of the Swansea Grammar s y s t e m can be expected to ...

... competitions commenced at half•paet II in the concert-room, and until a quarter to 9 in the evening the three judges (Dr. E. H. Turpin, Herr Kietert, and Mr. Mackenzie Kogan, bandmaster (A' Adistream Guards) were engaged in gauging the ability of the :17 c ...

... competition,' corn mewed at half•past II in the coueort.roont, nod until a quarter to U in the evening the tlino judgea (Dr. R If. Turpin, Herr Kiefert, and Mr. J. Mackenzie Regan, bandmaster Coldstream Ousels) were engaged in gouging the ability of the 37 con ...

... midnight excursion. The contest started early in the afternoon, all the competitors having been before the judges, Dr. E. H. Turpin, Mr. J. M. Rogan, and Mr. Karl Klefert, before 6 o'clock. Our local bandsmen had great expectations of being among the pr ...

... lace, Swansea, gide • Ca-greippolk. 0. wowiErway. October sm. tom. Lem Walking-out Order., via.. serge 1 none from Dr. Turpin. Gladstone, and goomeld,.obenee &ado.. Pb.k00ka, *yr mean lad In main. lik the lo.:.• ..- valuable frock, can and ...

... Royal Commission which might be appointed that question would tne consideration of capable important men Upon suggestion of Mr Turpin Mr Burnie gave chamber particulars the discussion upon the question of obtaining supply training of British the Mercantile ...