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that though there is in this Colony a small, highly intelligent and justly influential body of heropean Gentlemen who
are earnest
supporters of the principle that the Government should expecially from purely cecular system of Concation yet that the vast majority of the huropean parents who have children attending schools in the Colony
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gravely dissatisfied with the system as carried out in the Central School
Pris difatisfaction is shared,
other grounds, by the Chimere Community.
Not only do nine-tenths
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of the Christian parents now in
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Houstong who have to concate their children in the Colom, disssume of 1 what they conceive to be the sunfair support given
to
one exclusive cystem in the Central school, but this large proportion who dizaṭime of the Government cystern is increasing year by year
8.
One obvious remedy for this
would be to
carry
out here the
policy of perfect equality in there matters adorted in other Colonies, and laid down in the Intermediate Education Act which
was re
recently
paped in the Imperial Parliament
Such a policy would not only