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-expect price a particular site on Kennedy
Road,
as soon as the present restrictions
are removed,
without throwing the Lot-
indicated into the market which would
infallibly raice the price beyoud:
d our
aud
object of the School ~
power to purchase.
The history.
briefly
stated. The School had been
in existence nearly begun to supply
a
En
years.
It had been
expply a want long folt in the Colony of a School spesially designed for the education of Englisch boop whose parents ~ could not afford to send their cons England for education. I offered two large
College, A.
&chool.
rooms in St. Paul's
live
focmittee was forced, voluntary
Contributions were
given.
to
and a master
was obtained from England. He began with about 20 pupilo
le and did not expect the number would ever neceed 30. During the
however, the numbers have years,
last live
riser considerably.
In 1886 they stood at 32;
o lees
at the present moment there are no
الة
than 62 in the School consisting of English. with termans and a few belonging to other nationalities. This increase in numbers and other considerations have brought
the Committee
forcibly before the attruction
of
the necessity of the School having a suitable and permanent Building of it
two rooms in St. Paul's College
au cow
The
"not large enough for the requirements
of the School, have
as
tivo
or ever
three classr
to be taught in the same room
of bu to be
at one. No other rooms are available in
roorno
on a
the College. Morcover the leisure of these
by the School is uncertain changes might take place
change of Bishop. If a Boulding could be protect large enough to accommodate from 80 to 100 pupils, with a house for the master. attached, the school would probably be in a position to support itself by far and Government Grant alone, and the Committee be relieved from the
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unpleasant nexevity of appealing
than
amma.
Clay