CO129-019 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [1-4] — Page 251

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expence being

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home by

"the pupils. If these schools

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pant of £200 m. £250

per annuin to the Perd

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and a pant of 19 Dollars per month to the three principal native Schools- wisting an expenditure of

£100 per an=

The cuction of a suitable

School house is likemie

recommended the it is not stated what accommodation at present exists for the chilcher attending the school.

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