to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, or to the Colonial Secretary, as the case may be, together with (a) a certificate of
Age (b) a
certificate of health, (c) whatever Certificate or testimonials
as to character they
May possess.
5. No candidate shall be
allowed to compete unless he shall have previously satisfied the Secretary of State for the Colonies, or the Colonial Secretary,
as to his eligibility
in respect of age, health,
and character.
In
Examination
6. Prior to the examination
held locally, the Board
of Examiners will appoint
a day for the examination,
and
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and cause due notice thereof
to be given in the Gazette
or otherwise
The
subjects of examination
for Class A, will be the same as those for the third Series Examinations for
cadet class clerkships in
For Class B the essentials
of the Examination will be the following English subjects, namely:- (a) Reading including print
Manuscript
and manuscript (b) Handwriting, including
quality & rapidity (c) Writing from
dictation
200 marks
400;
and copying from Manuscript 400 (d) Composition. The subject
may be chosen with a view to test also general
intelligence. Punctuation,
Grammar