2.
respecting the use in Foman
tholic Schools in Hong Kong of books selected by the Aglonial. Goemment.
2.
The view which your Lrdship has tatten as to the meaning and object of Sub-
· Section D of Section 2 F of the
Scheme in operation is quite
Careet.
3.
The
unusual and I might
add unnecessary course adspice by Monsignor Raimondi in requesting Your Criships
aue to
interference in this matter renders it advisable for explain the object of the
hardly
Government in appointing
14
A
Committe to prepare Schooli
use in the
Books on models recognized in England for Chinese Schools of the Colony,
4 When the Grants-in-Aid Scheme
Was
issued, the want
Series
of
of a proper graduated China School Books became
more Keenly fell than formerly was discupied by
The
subject
and the
all these (except Roman Catholics interested in Chinese Sonoris in the Colony, Gavemment propred is like the matter in hand with
the aid of certain well thrown