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OF SCHOOLS, &c.
If supported by Government or Voluntary Contributions,
and Amount of £ s. d.
| Government | Voluntary Contributions | Expense of each School | Number of Private Schools | Grant in aid of |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1,544 | $169.14 from the Government | $5,000 | ||
| $1,080 for the Orphans Roman Catholic Missions | $4,000 | |||
| $8,000 | F | |||
| $1,700 | Do. | |||
| $260 | $8720 for the Do. | |||
| $4,000 | Orphans | $4904 | ||
| $300 for the Do. | $1,200 | 1d women, were not included | ||
| $600 | Do. | |||
| $210 | Voluntary Contributions | $89,000 |
The School is under Government inspection. The Institution derives its support from:
(a.) Payment of Fees from Parents and Guardians of the Children.
(b.) Collections in the Cathedral, and Subscriptions and Donations from Residents in the Colony. The School is managed by the Colonial Chaplain and a Committee.
A further sum of $1,500 was raised by voluntary contributions during the year, and spent in repairs. Under the charge of the Colonial Chaplain. The Children are chiefly of European parentage, but a few are Eurasians, including the Orphans and Infants in the Convent, but not the little Children at nurseries out of the Convent.
Rather more than less are the expenses. The number of the Pupils includes the Orphans and Infants in the Convent, but not the little Children at nursery out of the Convent.
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OF SCHOOLS, &c.
If supported by Government or Voluntary Contributions,
and Amount of engh.
Government.
Voluntary Contributions.
Expense
of each School.
Number of Private Schools.
Grant in aid of
$1,544
$169.14 from
$5,000
+
the Govern-
ment.
$1.080 for the Orphans
Roman Catho-
lic Missions.
$4,000
Do.
$8,000
F
Do.
$1,700
Do.
$260
8720 for the
Do.
$4,000
Orphane
4904
$300 for the
Do.
$1,200
1 d
women,
bere not included
$600
Do.
$210
Voluntary Contributions.
89,000
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REMARKS.
The School is under Government inspection. The Institution derives its support from :-
(a.) Payment of Fees from Parents and Guardians
of the Children.
(b.) Collections in the Cathedral, and Subscriptions
and Donations from Residents in the Colony. The School is managed by the Colonial Chaplain
and a Committee.
A further sum of $1,500 was raised by voluntary contributions "during the year, and spent in repairs.
Under the charge of the Colonial Chaplain. The Children are chiefly of European parentage, but a few are Eurasians,
Including the Orphans and Infants in the Convent, but not the little Children at nurseries ont of the Con- vent.
Rather more than less are the expenses. The number of the Pupila includes the Orphans and Infanta in. the Convent, but not the little Children at nursery out of the Convent.
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