1873 — Page 137

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OF SCHOOLS, &c.

If supported by Government or voluntary Contributions,

and Amount of each.

Government.

Voluntary Contributions.

Expense

of each School.

( 135 )

Number of Private Schools.

A donation from Government.

6434

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$1,025

$4,475

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REMARKS.

The Institution derives support from :-

(a.) Payment of Fees by Pupils, which for the year ending March 31st, 1873, amounted to about $2,800.

(b.) Collections in the Cathedral, and Subscrip- tions and Donations from Residents in the Colony supplied the balance.

The School is under the management of a Committee, of which the Colonial Chaplain is Honorary Se- cretary.

These Statistics are for the year ending 31st March,

1873.

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Under the charge of the Colonial Chaplain. The Children are chiefly of English parentage, but a few are Eurasians. Three are Chinese.

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Under the charge of the Colonial Chaplain. The

Scripture Reader gives his assistance.

St. Saviour's College, 20 Boarders. Seminary, 10 Inmates.

The Boys should pay $1 monthly, but it is not

compulsory, so very few pay.

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Some pay $1 per month; the average income monthly

is $30.

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