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Yau Pak Law, aged 25, Jesus College, Cambridge,
salary $175 a month.
Charles Mycock, ex Pupil Teacher,
salary 150 a month.
Alfred Williams, aged 40, late Assistant Army Schools.
As only three of these Masters are required, I propose to dispense with the services of Mr. Williams and to give the other three a salary of £250 a year for three years on probation. At the end of that period, if their services are retained, they would be placed on the permanent staff and draw salary at the same rate as other Assistant Masters in the Government Service, namely, £300 rising to £550. The increase of fees and introduction of an entrance Tamination in the Chinese language are expected to cause a considerable decrease in the numbers at present attending the
school.
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Ellis Kado orie:-
(a).
As regards the conditions proposed by Mr.
It is I consider reasonable that his name should be retained and I propose to call the school "The Ellis Kadoorie School" the name by which it is now officially
know.
(b).
Chinese boys.
(c).
I agree that the school should be solely for
I propose that the standard should be that of the Saiyingpun Government School at least. The fees are at present $2 a month, but I propose to raise them to 83 a month, which is the rate charged in the District Schools. (d). I do not think it is desirable to appoint such a Committee as ir. Kadoorie sugests, and I propose to inform him that the Director of Education would at any time welcome the advice of Chinese interested in the school, and in particular that of the Chinese Members of the Legislative
Council.
(e).
proposed.
Bee no objection to lending the hall as
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