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In fixing the amount of remunerations to be awarded to such masters, those who have had a smaller number of scholars than that which entitles them to the full salary fixed by Government, some sum may be saved by this method and in my opinion, that of Mr. Odell, so much of the actual supervision has devolved, be appropriated with advantage to the purchase of trifling rewards of merit, besides the necessary Books, Maps, &c., to be given after yearly or half-yearly general examinations held in the presence of the Committee, to such scholars as may show themselves worthy of the distinction; this would tend to excite emulation, a useful spirit of emulation, such incentive to required exertion: and if, in addition to this, the Committee make it incumbent on the Masters to adhere to a more methodical system of teaching than that in vogue, I believe that speedy improvement in progress will be the result. I recommend this measure confidently, in that the introduction of it by Mr. Odell into some schools under his charge has already had, he tells me, a very good effect.
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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NOT TO | BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- 9ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON
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During the past year Scholar from the Victoria school,
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