CO129-019 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [1-4] — Page 247

the aid of Got in periding for the education of the chilchen of the Inspean Police, Clucker, & thes. The number of children of such desciption in the Colony he statest_ to be 55, for wane. education he had established

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school, the expence of

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which he had attemptedt 6. defray by the proceeds of solentary subscriptions an the Phaniage Fees. Mang to the difficulty. he expensued in ottaming subrcuptions. the amount theirs ottained had hived quite madequate o pumpous for which it

intended, it being found

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Dan's expressed ducit opinion only merely

adunting to the fact that Gout allowed £500 for a similar peupose

at St Helena.

This information having been deemed insufficient by

1036-17 apilgus. Mr. Gludstone, Sir J. Dans nas

called upon to report mine fully as to the necessity for such assistance, the extent required, and the manner in which it should be given._ and the parties by whom the schools

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nere contrattual

teachers appointedt.

To this communication

N° 81-22 Jung46. Sie J. Dair replied that he

found that Mr Hantar

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a school for the education " of the children of Suspren "Itice a thers, and that

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Salary of £ 200 per annum