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I have the honour to address you with
reference to Mr. Williams's work at the Victoria School. I forward a report by Mr. James the Acting Headmaster. It is tuned to a cheerful note. But he draws attention to the bad condition of the desks, as to which I do not think the excuse he offers is satisfying. He reports that the sanitation is un- -satisfactory, the manners of the pupils require improvement, handwriting unsatisfactory, spelling disappointingly weak in the upper class, composition and general knowledge weak.
I visited the school before Mr. Williams
left and was unfavourably impressed. It was for this reason that I called on Mr. James for a report. I forward also a bill for $82.93 from Messrs. Brewer for books, cricket balla, etc., dat- -ing back to 1906. My recollection of my dealings with Mr. Williams is one of constant trouble over his bills. My standing and imperative instructions to Heads of Schools are that bills are to be paid monthly, and that in no circumstances are bills
to be carried forward from year to year. On returning to this Office my first interview with Mr. Williams was concerning another bill that should have been paid last year. I reminded
him of what I had once before said to him, that his school accounts gave me far more trouble that anyone else's, and I added that he must not leave the Colony till he had settled with
James about the payment of all outstanding bills. In spite
Mr.
of this, the bill now in question with its explanatory memo. from Messrs. Brewer came to me after he had left. I now ask for
instructions as to what is to be done with it. I can not pass
it. I do not know how much is on Government account, nor is
there money in the school vote to pay for it.
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