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July Mr. Manning’s Presentation ... ... 80 
,, Young Ladies’ School, Brockley ... ... 19 
,, East Dulwich Grove Young Abstainers’ Union 18 
August St. Mark’s Sunday School, Peckham (boys) ... 12 
,, Y.M.C.A., Exeter Hall, Rambling Club ... — 
,, Local Police and Wives ... ... ... 73 
September Selhurst Wesleyan Bible Class (girls) ... 11 
,, Kenilworth High School, Beckenham ... 12 
,, St. John’s Sunday School, Penge (boys) ... 12 
,, Cadets from H.M.S. “ Worcester,” off Green- 
hithe (Capt. Barker) ... ... ... 42 
October South London Schools’ Cricket Association ... 34 
,, Brightland’s Boys’ School, Alleyn Park, 
Dulwich ... ... ... ... 10 
,, The Japan Society— Reception ... ... 106 
November Eliot Bank School, Forest Hill ... ... — 
,, Wellesey House School, Forest Hill ... — 
December Lewisham Bridge Board School (girls) ... 26 
,, Lambeth Field Club and Scientific Society ... 20 
,, Vernon House School, Peckham (boys) ... 13 
Making a total attendance of 1,349, and an average of 26 per 
Society, &c., divided as follows: — 8 Societies, 4 Clubs, 9 
Colleges, 17 Private Schools, 7 Board Schools, 2 Industrial 
Schools, 5 Sunday Schools, 3 Miscellaneous. Total, 52 ; increase 
of 2 on last year. 
Several valuable and interesting Books were added to the Library 
during the year, mostly Works on Travel , Art, and Archeology, &*c. 
RICHARD QUICK, M.J.S., 
Curator. 
January 1st, 1895. 
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