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Sir Herbert Eason believed that no restart before
the autumn of 1947 was possible.
He thought that it
was most important to have in Hong Kong a University that
would maintain British prestige when it was compared with
institutions supported by other nations.
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/ Dr. Priestley we expressed doubts about the willingness
of the British Government to meet the costs which should
not be a charge on the sums assigned for the development
of Colonial Universities under the Colonial Development
thought thar before the Coviel went was and Welfare Act. Sir George Moss maintained the need alled to provide the farge sum required, they should to gives as affume Thow the Varersity of preliminary diplomatie approfones. Mr. N. L. Smith
called attention to the increase in the number of Chinese
Universities since Lord Lugard founded the University of
Hong Kong. Professor Hinton was sure that there was an
important place still for a British University which could provide higher teaching and organize opportunities
of research.
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10 The Chairman obtained the approval of the Committee
to the following propositions:
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10 The Committee authorized Mr. Sloss to obtain assistance for could
Dr. S. Herklots and Professor Goldby in the making of
believe them
an optiniais detailed invoiess of equipment especially for elementary detailed invoices of equipment
teaching in Chemistry, Physics and Biology.
12.
Biology
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It was agreed that the Committee should meet on
Friday February 1st at 2.30 p.m. and reserye Tuesday
Debruary 26th for a further meeting.
13. The meeting closed at 4.45 p.m.
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