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the probable number of pupils the new ____ school should be built to accommodate; and,
ot? thereupon, 016 : Price can,
at
once, prepare
the
-final plans and Estimates for approval.
3
As to the future fees payable
at the Central school, the Secretary of State. thinks it might be sufficient to commence by raising the fifty cent fee to a Dollar; but if Mr. Stewart should be of opinion that : this increase is too much to begin with, I shall sanotion ( subject to the Deanetary of State's approval) any other arrangement Mr Stewart
might prefer
materially
pupils.
4.
so as not to
diminish the number of his
Any other modification in the future arrangements of the school that_
(
-
Mr. Stewart might desire, shall also receive
my
most favourable consideration, as believe the success of the school will
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mainly depend on leaving so able and
experienced a Head Master
ad
ble in the
possible
as
unfettered
arrangements and
-management of the institution
(signed) I. Pope Hermessu?