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has been drawn to several
important questions connected
with Education, among
that of the
among them. average attendances required at the Schools of
this Colony receiving Government aid.
2.
The Inspector of
Schools, Dr Eitel, has on
more than
spoken to me
one occasion.
on the point
me on
as has also Bishop Raimondi. I am aware that
3.
is one
the subject is
which
has
has already been brought to the notice of the Secretary of State, and I also know that a decision was given by Your Lordship's predecessor, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, in favour
of maintaining the present system. But in free of the
face information I have received as well as from
the
opinion
I have been enabled to -
t of
form after visiting most the schools in the town of Victoria, I venture to bring
the