CO129-202 - Acting Governor Marsh - 1882 [7-9] — Page 20

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1!4

; 2.

between eckobe tradedanty thisar ondly,

one eve gelager alge read out there

lower classes

of

schools, which now

appear to be underly favoured standard should be higher

:

the

their

-4.

Ae to the total amount of grant in aid.

I think the local

goreen ment

ment should be

vote:

wained not to exceed each

and to make the rule

years

which limits

the amounts of grants "by the amount

i'ne

Case than

in that

of

the more advanced

of money

schools

puposer

And more ex

expensive

Compalary education would not I think

be possible in Ithong, tatting M: Marsh's view

in thong, but so far from

the

chief

I think that

inducement to attempting

would be that it

might

it

abolish "domestic

servitude in Hongthong. He admy

3. As

ands the number

regards

uneducated

Children in the colony we must again fress upon them of." Stewart's' suggestion

to

of a ragged School ship referring to

dard, Hime bailey's desp: 17 9 July

10969)

par: 8.

of

81

remarkabl

at ite disposal for educatinal

a

reality.

CPL.

6.Seft

1.4. The increase of ex fendition for grants in aid under Sin John Hennessy p.11. Jelow is man 7s spin Attention - The rumber of scholous appear Dincrease in abst gnal ratio. but there must be ce limits Expenditum-pound

as

доброна

The passion

a Ay

2. Compulsory Education will non succede -

resistanu ofhinese communities is much too powerful, female education is not raline aming them they would be likely & Desist pas much as possith-

3.

The uneducative children we at

first estimated at 14000 aut

· 1900 - draft in 837/29 par. 2.3. & Sie Ihn Hennessy Condemn The Jud. Schools system which made such a state of things

hossible_ We suggestiel a cloure semiting of the figans.

deduction of girls

and A

Dr Sitil now adness the number to 0000 at of 21000 & admits that thegan protally