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5. BUILDINGS.

By the end of the year the new Saiyingpun and Quarry Bay School buildings were well advanced, but the building of the New Queen's College was again postponed.

8. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.

The only Revenue collected by this Department comes from school fees, which amounted in 1925 to $94,416.00 as against $121,478.00 in 1924.

The Expenditure was $1,019,905.23 an increase of $86,980.58 over the previous year. These figures do not include Expenditure on School Buildings or Furniture which are debited to Public Works.

The increase is mainly due to an increase of $36,500 in Personal Emoluments caused by the employment of more staff in the first half year; of $15,000 for Fees and Maintenance for Students in Training at Hongkong University; of $5,400 in Rent; of $11,400 under Capitation Grants; of $8,400 in the Subsidies paid to Vernacular Schools; and of $10,000 under Building Grants.

May 13th, 1926.

A. E. WOOD.

Director of Education.

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# 6 5. BUILDINGS. By the end of the year the new Saiyingpun and Quarry Bay School buildings were well advanced, but the building of the New Queen's College was again postponed. 8. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE. The only Revenue collected by this Department comes from school fees, which amounted in 1925 to $94,416.00 as against $121,478.00 in 1924. The Expenditure was $1,019,905.23 an increase of $86,980.58 over the previous year. These figures do not include Expenditure on School Buildings or Furniture which are debited to Public Works. The increase is mainly due to an increase of $36,500 in Personal Emoluments caused by the employment of more staff in the first half year; of $15,000 for Fees and Maintenance for Students in Training at Hongkong University; of $5,400 in Rent; of $11,400 under Capitation Grants; of $8,400 in the Subsidies paid to Vernacular Schools; and of $10,000 under Building Grants. May 13th, 1926. A. E. WOOD. Director of Education.
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O 6 5. BUILDINGS. By the end of the year the new Saiyingpun and Quarry Bay School buildings were well advanced, but the building of the New Queen's College was again postponed. 8. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE. The only Revenue collected by this Department comes from school fees, which amounted in 1925 to $94,416.00 as against $121,478.00 in 1924. The Expenditure was $1,019,905.23 an increase of $86,980- .58 over the previous year. These figures do not include Expenditure on School Buildings or Furniture which are debited to Public Works. The increase is mainly due to an increase of $36,500 in Personal Emoluments caused by the employment of more staff in the first half year; of $15,000 for Fees and Maintenance for Students in Training at Hongkong University of $5,400 in Rent: of $11.400 under Capitation Grants: of $8,400 in the Subsidies paid to Vernacular Schools: and of $10,000 under Building Grants. May 13th, 1926. A. E. WOOD. Director of Education.
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5. BUILDINGS.

By the end of the year the new Saiyingpun and Quarry Bay School buildings were well advanced, but the building of the New Queen's College was again postponed.

8. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.

The only Revenue collected by this Department comes from school fees, which amounted in 1925 to $94,416.00 as against $121,478.00 in 1924.

The Expenditure was $1,019,905.23 an increase of $86,980- .58 over the previous year. These figures do not include Expenditure on School Buildings or Furniture which are debited to Public Works.

The increase is mainly due to an increase of $36,500 in Personal Emoluments caused by the employment of more staff in the first half year; of $15,000 for Fees and Maintenance for Students in Training at Hongkong University of $5,400 in Rent: of $11.400 under Capitation Grants: of $8,400 in the Subsidies paid to Vernacular Schools: and of $10,000 under Building Grants.

May 13th, 1926.

A. E. WOOD.

Director of Education.

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