Letters should be addressed (in an envelope marked "C.A.”) to—
The Secretary,
Board of Education,
Whitehall,
London, 8.W.."
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Telegraphic Address-
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BOARD OF EDUCATION,
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C.A. 3113/13.
C. o.
12014
WHITEHALL, LONDON, S.W.
31st March, 1914.
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Sir,
With referep
Cerenge
e to Sir H.W. Just's letter of the 20th September last (31528/1913), I am directed to state that the Board of Education have decided to recommend
Mise H. F. Skinner for the appointment in the Hong Kong Department for which kindergarten qualifications are required, and Miss E. P. Gilbert and Miss C. E. Gordon for the other
two vacancies. Particulars of the qualifications and experience of these candidates will be found in the attached papers.
Miss Skinner is able to start at an early date, but it was considered advisable that she might have the opportunity of visiting some good Domestic Economy Centres before leaving England.
Miss Gordon hopes to be free after the end
of the present term.
Miss Gilbert cannot leave until August, the Committee understood from Mr. E. Ralphs, Chief
but
Inspector
of Schools in the Hong Kong Education Department, who was
a member of the Selection Committee on this occasion, that
The Under Secretary of state,
Colonial Office,
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