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C. O. REGY
29th Sept., 1933.
Arthur Mayhew, Esq., C.I.E.
Colonial Office,
2 Richmond Terrace
Dear Mr. Mayhew,
London, S.W.1.
As you are aware, there was no opportunity at
the meeting yesterday of the Advisory Committee on
Education in the Colonies, of discussing Mr. White's
report on the Junior Technical School, Hongkong. I
am therefore sending you some comments on it, derived
Consulting from my brother, a stai“engineer of standing
(Burstall & Monkhouse, Westminster) who is staying
here at present. He approves the report heartily,
and thinks that the scheme should work out well. He
emphasizes the requirement of Science (p. 9), and is
much interested in the proposed equipment (p. 13).
13). His
comment is "good" Such a small lathe as is there re-
quired should not, he says, cost much, and it certainly
In regard to staff, he warmly approves
is essential.
the suggestion (p. 12) of a pattern-maker with wide ex-
perience, but does not approve the limitation to districts
Clyde and Tyneside.
The Midlands, the Manchester area