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Mr. R. H. Cairns—lInspector of Indian Schools for the Province of B.C.
Cor. PRaGNELL—Inspector of Indian Agencies.

Miss Epirn GrLes—Sister of Mrs. Raley. Miss Giles was a High School teacher in Ontario for
forty years, and on retirement from that work in 1928 she was appointed Organizing Secretary for
the Women’s Christian Temperance Union for the Dominion of Canada. It was in this capacity
that she came west, and though she was ostensibly taking her Christmas holidays while in Sardis,
she nevertheless gave many interesting and inspiring talks on her work, not only at Coqualeetza
but throughout the district. Miss Giles also delighted us with a travel talk, dealing with her recent
trip abroad. We were sorry when her all-too-short visit came to a close, but hope to welcome her
back again in the not too distant future.

Miss SARAH SPENCER AND Miss Witson, Victor1a—Who were deeply interested in our school,
especially in the Spencer Library, named after Miss Spencer’s mother, who was the donor of the
books which formed its nucleus, and who has added to it at intervals ever since. Miss Spencer also
recently sent us a donation of new books, which we acknowledge with grateful thanks.

MonsiEuR Paut CozE—Scout Commissioner from Paris, France. As the best-known French
authority on the North American Aborigine, and author of numerous books on ethnology, Monsieur
Coze was naturally deeply interested in visiting our school, making the acquaintance of the students,
and viewing Principal Raley’s collection of curios, which served to give him an insight into the
traditional customs and the development of the native people in this far-west province. During the
afternoon M. Coze addressed the school, and also entertained us exceedingly by making clever water-
colour sketches of several of the students, including Maggie Brown, Patterson McKay, Gertie Nelson,
Robert Gray, and Sophenia Wallace. As a King Scout, M. Coze posed for a photograph with our King
Scout, Mr. Robert Gray.

Mr. F. C. S. Sara—Scout Commissioner from Vancouver, who accompanied Monsieur Coze on
his visit to us.

Miss BurRPEE AND Miss ALTON, WANCOUVER—For many years missionaries to the Indians in
Northern British Columbia.

Rev. Mr. Girtetr—Indian Agent, Queen Charlotte Agency.
Rey. A. R. Lert—Principal St. George’s Indian Residential School, Lytton, B.C.

Mr. FRANK JoHNs—-Brother of a former Matron of Coqualeetza, Miss Johns—now Mrs. Sadine of
Vancouver.

Rev. Mr. Bipprrr_—Rector of Sardis Anglican Church, and Miss BippeLLt, who was visiting
here from England.

Rev. JoHN Rosson.

Dr. STONE, OTTAWA.

Mr. J. QuUACKSISTALA.

Mr. WM. RoBerts.

Miss MARGARET AND Mr. FREDERICK CLARKE, VANCOUVER.

Mr. A. O’N. Daunt—Indian Agent, New Westminster Agency (on several occasions.)

Rey. Mr. Riptanp—Formerly of the Marine Mission at Cape Mudge; now of Cloverdale, B.C.

Among the former students to visit us during the year were:—

Miss ELEANOR GLADSTONE, who is at present doing stenography in Vancouver.
Mr. Grorce Witson, who is attending Technical School in Vancouver.
Daisy Roperts—Now Mrs. Price of Cape Mudge.

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