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examinations have been,
to
a certain extent conducted
conjointly by the Head Master and by the Inspector of
Schools. But there is no
question
that
a
certain
amount of friction has
existed between these two officers, the Head Master being desirous of conducting the examinations uncontrolled, the Inspector of Schools being unwilling to be deprived of such interference
in regard to the examinations and inspection of the College as he considers necessary.
On receiving
6.
Mr Wright's letter I thought it
only proper that Dr Eitel should be afforded
an
opportunity of offering such
remarks
upon
it
as
he
considered advisable, and I
duplicate) enclose a
copy of the
observations which have been
7.
in
...
submitted to me by him.
There is no doubt
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