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THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, JUNE 22, 1906. 1103
Geography-Poor.
Arithmeti - Mental.-Fair. Written.-Fair.
* No. 27.-Shaukiwan
Discipline and Organization.-Good.
Sanitation. Very satisfactory.
Floor Space.-Sufficient for 118 pupils.
Apparatus.-Satisfactory.
Chinese. Reading.-Good. Composition.-Good.
Geography. In the map of the Island a number of places are omitted, about which the scholars should know, e.g., Stanley and Wong Ma Kok.
result as a whole is good.
Arithmetic.-- Mental.—Good.
Written. Very good.
Standard II did very well. The
General. Unless a considerable proportion of the scholars reach the higher Standards, the maximum grant cannot be expected next year.
Books carefully kept.
* No. 28.-Aberdeen.
Discipline and Organization.-Discipline fair. Sanitation.The school is clean, but very dark.
Floor Space.-Sufficient for 38 pupils. Apparatus.--No map of the Canton Province.
Chinese-Reading.-Fair. Composition.-Good.
Geography.-Very good, so far as it went.
Arithmetic.-Mental.-Fair.
Written.-Poor.
* No. 29.-Second Street.
Discipline and Organization.-Fair.
Sanitation.-Satisfactory.
Floor Space.-Sufficient for 74 pupils.
A map of the neighbourhood is needed.
Apparatus. Another blackboard required. Otherwise very satisfactory.
Chinese.-Reading.-Fair. Composition.-Fair. Standard IV should do their com- positions in books, which should be submitted to the examiner for inspection.
Geography.-Fair.
Arithmetic.—Mental.—Fair.
Written.-Good: except in Standards I & II.
General.-A Grant is made at the same rate as last year, although the school does not quite reach the required standard.
*No. 30.-Taipingshan.
Discipline and Organization.—Books well kept. Discipline is good, but the girls will not speak audibly.
Sanitation.-Satisfactory.