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a professor, two readers, two lecturers, one Chinese trans- lator, one librarian and one clerk. We also hope to make provision for four research fellows. An initial grant of $20,000 for Chinese books will be necessary and we estimate that we shall require an annual recurring grant of $6,000 for books, printing, etc. We estimated that the capital involved in the financing of the Faculty would be $1,148,000 or roughly $1,150,000. Taking the dollar at 2/- this represents a capital of about £115,000. Thus the annual cost of the Faculty including the cost of housing its staff would be about Hong Kong $80,000 or £8,000. It would however be neces- sary that payment should be made to the University in Hongkong dollars and not in stirling.