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in-Aid Schools originally given was very meagre, I requested D. Eitel to give fuller detail's and it was not completed till 6th ultims and has now been printed. In its present shape his report will be found to contain interesting information.
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I beg to solicit Your
Lordship's instructions
on a
point,
raised by Dr Eitel in January last,
whether the sums paid by
viz.,
Enclosure n.2.
Government as Grants-in-Aid should be allowed in cases to exceed the
any actual expenditure. Dr Eitel recommends! that the grant should be limited to
two thirds of the actual expenditure of 13/
the
the School, a recommendation in which Dr Stewart concurs. I see
in the rules to prevent the local Government making this
nothing
additional
regulation, which seems
not only fair, but
necessary
in
presence of the large annual increase in Expenditure under this head. But Governor Hennessy has issued, it will be seen, positive instructions
was to be made without previous reference to Your Lordship
that no
3.
change
Dr. Eitel expresses the
opinion, based on the results
on the results of the
last Census, that there are in the
:: Colony about 8000 children of an age
to