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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference: TELLIC.O. 133/11

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH — NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

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  1. We think indispensable first, the building of suitable schoolhouses; secondly the establishment of apprentice teachers; thirdly the appointment in each school capable of enlargement of an assistant schoolmaster, with a knowledge of the English language, receiving a salary of not less than twenty dollars a month; fourthly by the appointment of an Inspector to pay at least weekly visits to each school, and report to the Committee the result of such visits.

We have, Sir,

Victoria, 1844.

B. B. Hillier.

(Signed)

James Legge

M. I. Odell.

Committee for Superintending Colonial Chinese Education.

120

[223]

EXCHANGES, MONEYS, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES

Insert under separate Heads the Course of Exchange; a List of the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins current in the Colony, and their relative Value to each other; the Amount of Bullion and of Paper Currency in circulation; in what Money Accounts are kept; and the Weights and Measures in common use.

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference: TELLIC.O. 133/11 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH — NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON *** We think indispensable first, the building of suitable schoolhouses; secondly the establishment of apprentice teachers; thirdly the appointment in each school capable of enlargement of an assistant schoolmaster, with a knowledge of the English language, receiving a salary of not less than twenty dollars a month; fourthly by the appointment of an Inspector to pay at least weekly visits to each school, and report to the Committee the result of such visits. We have, Sir, Victoria, 1844. B. B. Hillier. (Signed) James Legge M. I. Odell. Committee for Superintending Colonial Chinese Education. 120 [223] EXCHANGES, MONEYS, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES Insert under separate Heads the Course of Exchange; a List of the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins current in the Colony, and their relative Value to each other; the Amount of Bullion and of Paper Currency in circulation; in what Money Accounts are kept; and the Weights and Measures in common use.
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference :--- TELLIC.O. 133/11 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON 222. think indispensable first, the building of suitable schoolhouses ; & idly the establishment I found apprentice tcxelurs ; 30lly the affiantment in each solint capable of enlargement of an assistant solcolmaster, with a Kundledge of the English language= Receiving a salary of sunt low throm liventy dollars a mouth; 11th by the appointment, of an Inspector to pay at the least wokly visits to each school, and report to the -Committe the result of sack, pisit. We have, Bar, Victoria. b. B. Hillier. (Signed) 4 each James Legge : M. l. Odell. kommittee for Superintending бии ору Colomint Chinese Education. 120 [223] EXCHANGES, MONEYS, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES. Insert under separate Heads the Course of Exchange; a List of the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins current in the Colony, and their relative Value to each other; the Amount of Bullion and of Paper Currency in circulation; in what Money Accounts are kept; and the Weights and Measures in common use.
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference :---

TELLIC.O.

133/11

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE

PUBLIC

RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

222.

think indispensable first, the building of suitable schoolhouses ; & idly the establishment

I found apprentice tcxelurs ; 30lly the affiantment in each solint capable of enlargement of an assistant solcolmaster, with a Kundledge of the English language= Receiving a salary of sunt low throm liventy dollars a mouth; 11th by the appointment, of an Inspector to pay at the least wokly visits to each school, and report to the -Committe the result of sack, pisit.

We have, Bar,

Victoria. b. B. Hillier.

(Signed) 4

each

James Legge :

M. l. Odell.

kommittee for Superintending

бии ору

Colomint

Chinese Education.

120

[223]

EXCHANGES, MONEYS, WEIGHTS,

AND

MEASURES.

Insert under separate Heads the Course of Exchange; a List of the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins current in the Colony, and their relative Value to each other; the Amount of Bullion and of Paper Currency in circulation; in what Money Accounts are kept; and the Weights and Measures in common use.

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