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who have passed. and are therefore eli gible for election.
 6. The committee of selection will then proceed to choose the scholar fo- the year.
 In accordance with the wish of MT. Rhodes, the trustees desire that "in the election of a student to a scholar snip. regard shall be mad to CD his literary and scholastic attainments, CID hi fondness for and Iccess in manly out door sports. such as cricket. footba l and the like. GID his qualities of man hood truth. courage. devotion to duty. sympathy for and protection of the weak kindliness, unselfshness and fellowship. and OND his exhibition dur ing school days of moral force of char acter. and of instincts to lead and to take an interest in his schoolmates." Mir. Rhodes suggested that CID and GID should be decided in any school or college by the votes of fellow-stu- dents. and OV) by the head of tce school or college.
 Where circumstances render IL i'm practicable to carry out the letter Of these suggestions, the trustees hope shat every effort will be made to give effect to their spirit, but desire it to be understood that the final decision must rest with the committee of selection.
 :. To aid in making choice, eash candidate should therefore be required to furnish to the chairman of the com mittee Of selection:
 l1) \ certificate of age.
 Cb) A certificate from his school or college that he has been selected as the candidate for that school CT college who best fulfus the ideas Of Mir. Rhodes bequest
 Co X statement from his scAcol or college of the crou Ids upon which he was chosen, including his educational qualifications. his. record in athle.ics and such testimonials from his masters at school and L5s professors at college. in reference to the qualities indicated by Alr. Rhodes. as seem D st ad.ptcd to guide the judgment Of the committee of selection.
 &. ShCuld it seem advisable, the committee of selection is free to apply to the candidates. or to any selected number of them. such further intellect ual or other tests as tls=y may consider neceSsarv.
 9. The chairman of the committee of selection will at once notify the tcus- tceg or their agent of the name of the elected scholar, and will forward to MT. F. J. Wylic. the Rhodes Trust Oxford, all the credentials relating tc scholar shin ard character on which the seIec- tiCn was made.
 1O The elected scho lar will then be furnished by the chairman of the com nlitttc Of selection with a melnoran- dunn prepared by the trustees at OK ford of the steps necessary to be talk n to have his name enrolled aI one Of the colleges Of the university.
 '. The scholarship will be paid in four quarterly inst2llments, the first on beginning residence at Oxford. and thereafter termin2lly on the certificate Of the college that the work and con duct or a student have been satisfac- tory. Without such a certificate the scholarship lapses. A scholarship which la-sec, either from the failure of a student to secure this college ccrtifi- cate. from resignation. from marriage or from any other cause. win not b. filled up till the year III which it would naturally expire This provision k made in order not to interfere witl the rot2 Of succeeding scholars.
 THE RHODES TRUST.
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 Temple Avenue. F.. e.. London.