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preoluded by the
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I regret very
o
Wollege, but it
of
S. Paul's
was the inevitable result of a
much the dislocation.
yet
I am
informed
that a late
elsewhere. Chinese who are
-regulations of the school from entering
- wish to learn English gladly pay
and
pupil of the Diocesan
for it.
Government
Ver Dus a
semi
private.
Institution.
In
School is
teaching
some 80 after a fashion
Street. I
at
two dollars a month, in W Wellington
cannot
low rate
say practically how far the present
of fees at the Central School acts as a preventive and hindrance to those who would
like to
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carry on
similar work, because I have
yet
been in a
position to
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Chinese School. But I know from
calculation that such avt
spite of all the efforts of those indefatigable gentlemen who have laboured to awake in the minds of their pupils a love for Knowledge
for its own sake,
my impression is that the school is calculated to convey to the Chinese
mind that we as a
nation
only
value.
learning
It
for the pecuniary profit it may bring
seems
to
me
that if the
if the object
of the
of
Ats.
-Government is to inspire respect for England
attempt would be
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hopeless whilst the present rate of Grand in Aid for passes in Schools under class V, continues
so out
of proportion to the cost which would
be incurred by the promoters of such a school
barned nation, the simplest
be to start
a svell
course would
organised collegiate.
university system, with power to grant degrees, similar to that which exists at baboritta. I
believe that this would indeed
give
an
impetus