the pupils.
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C.-The Canton Province, with special regard to the ancestral homes of
STANDARD IV.
A.-Recapitulate the work of Standard III.
B.-The Chinese Empire, with special reference to (a) the imports and exports of Canton and their destinations; (b) the Treaty Ports; and (c) the railways and principal water-ways.
C.-The World. To be dealt with by tracing the P. & O., Canadian Pa- cific and Siberian routes to England, with instruction on the nationalities and leading cha- racteristics of the countries en route.
STANDARD V.
A. Asia, with special reference to Japan, Corea, China, Annam, the Phi-
lippines, Straits Settlements, Burma, India, Ceylon and Tibet.
and Russia.
B.-Phenomena of Day and Night and the Seasons.
STANDARD VI.
A.-Europe, with special reference to England, France, Germany, Italy
B.--Phenomena of Land and Sea Breezes.
STANDARD VII.
A.-The British Colonies.
B. The United States.
C. Phenomena of Tides and Monsoons.
Standard
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III.
ARITHMETIC.
(Bors.)
IA.-Numeration to thousands.
IB. Addition and Subtraction.
II.
III.
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IV.
Multiplication including multiplication tables.
-Division-long and short. Problems.
-Chinese money. Addition and Subtraction of Decimals. Problems.
Addition and Subtraction of Fractions.
Multiplication and Division of Decimals. Problems.
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VI.
Multiplication and Division of Fractions.
Simple Proportion.
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VII.
Simple Interest and Compound Proportion.