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during this absence, my decision was modified by Mr. Marsh, the Administrator who at my request approved of his postponing the elaboration of the Central School plans until the close of the typhoon season. Your Lordship will observe that the Head Master, who, as Acting Colonial Secretary, saw Mr. Price's letter (which on the 28th of March I had directed to be prepared at once), and I had the question fully discussed in the Executive Council. At the Council Mr. Price promised to be ready with the plans and estimates in a very short time. It was also resolved on the suggestion of the Surveyor General to ask Dr. Stewart to re-consider his enlarged estimate of 700 pupils.
6. Though, in September 1879, Mr. ... noted upon my letter of the 9th of June that Mr. Price's proposal would prevent anything being done for the new Central School before the Spring of 1880.
5. On my return to the colony, I was not entirely satisfied with the delay Mr. Marsh had sanctioned in the preparation of the plans for the new Central School and the New Prison. Mr. Price hoped to have the plans and estimates ready in a very short time, but the plans were not, in fact, prepared by him until June 1880. The same day that they were put before me, I consulted Dr. Stewart, Mr. Price, and Dr. Eitel on the question of ...
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during this absence, my modified by Mr.Marsh, the Administrator who at M. thrice's request approved of his postponing the elaboration of the Central -School plans until the close of the typhoon season. Your Lordship will observe that the Head Master, who, as Asting Colonial Secretary,
saw Mr. Price's
(which on the 28th of March I had directed to be prepared at once."), and I had the question fully discussed in the Excentive
Conneil. At the Conneil Mr. Price promised to be ready with the plans..
and estimates in
a
very
short time. It
was also resolved on the suggestion of the Ourveyor General to ask Dr. Stewart to- re-consider his enlarged estimate of 700 pupils.
new
Central School before
6.
Though, in September 1879, Mr.
letter of the 9th of June, noted upon it that Mr Prices proposal would prevent anything being done
the
for th
the Spring of 1880.
5
On
my
return to the bolony
I was not entirely satisfied with the delay
Mr Harsh had sanctioned in the
preparation of the plans for the new Central School and the New Prison
Price hoped to have the plans and estimates
ready
in
2
very
short time, - the plans were
not, in fact, prepared by him until June 1880. The same
day that they
were
put
before me, Price and Dr. Eitel on the question of
I consulted Dr Stewart, Mr
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