SCHEDULE 4 SCHEDULE 4

| Scholarships and prizes to be awarded by the Board of Christ College and tenable at Christ College | | | £ | | For "The Pedder" open to sons of persons resident in Tasmania | 500 | | | | | For "The Dry" open to sons of persons resident in the State of Tasmania | 500 | | | | | For "The Gell" to be awarded for proficiency in some subject or subjects of Divinity | 350 | | | | | For "The Dumaresq" open to sons of persons resident in the State of Tasmania | 40 | | | | | And 120 acres of land near New Norfolk in Tasmania given by Edward Dumaresq to the college for this purpose. | | | | | | To be awarded by the Board of the Launceston Church of England Grammar School and tenable at such School | | | £ | | For "The Hutchins" open to boys between 10 and 13 years of age | | | | | | For "The Richard Green" open for competition to boys under 16 years of age tenable for one year | 425 | | | | | For "The William Turner" open for competition to Church of England boys under the age of 16 years tenable for three years | 400 | | | | | For "The Williatt-Moore" scholarships awarded as determined from time to time by the Board tenable for three years (at present but subject to alteration) open for competition to boys under 12 years and held twice in every three years | 500 | | | | | For "The Percy Shearn" free tuition for such scholar as the Board shall from time to time select with or without a competitive examination by virtue of the Launceston Church of England Grammar School Act 1924. | | | | | | For "The Hawkes Prizes" for Latin essay English essay euclid and algebra fractions and decimals square and cube roots writing reading and such other matters or subjects as the Board shall from time to time think fit | 1 000 | | | | | For "The Gillett Prize" | 30 | | | | | To be awarded by the Board of the Hutchins School and tenable at such School | | | | | For the senior Newcastle open to competition to boys over 12 years of age and under such age as the Board shall appoint one scholarship granted yearly of the value of £12 per annum and tenable for two years. | | | | | | For the junior Newcastle open to competition to boys under the age of 12 years one scholarship granted yearly of the value of £12 per annum and tenable for two years. | | | | | | (These scholarships are chargeable on the Hutchins School by the said indenture of the 13th day of July 1854.) | | | | | | For "The Harvey" open for competition to boys under the age of 11 years | 300 | | | | | For "The Franklin" open only to sons of persons residing within a radius of ten miles from the post office in the town of Franklin County of Kent in Tasmania | 150 | | | | | Together with 50 acres of land at Franklin given by Lady Franklin for the purposes of this scholarship. | | | | | | Note | | | | | The Capital from which the "McNaughton" and "Crace Calvert" scholarships and "Henry Martin" and "Billy Gill" prizes are derived is not held by the trustees of the Hutchins School, and therefore does not vest in Christ College Trust. | | | | | | To be awarded by the trustees of Christ College Trust and tenable at the Launceston Church of England Grammar School the Hutchins or any other school hereafter incorporated into Christ College Trust | | | £ | | For "The Clerical" open only to sons of clergymen of the Church of England in Tasmania resident in the State of Tasmania | 1 350 | | | | | For "The Magistrates" open to sons of persons resident in the State of Tasmania | 500 | | | | | For "The Medical" open only to sons of medical practitioners resident in the State of Tasmania | 450 | | | | | For "The Stuart Prize" for proficiency in English prose composition | 110 |