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Memorandum by the Acting Inspector of Schools.

C C. 1899

RECR

REGE 9 NOV 03/

I did not recommend the transfer of the two remaining pupils to the Central School, as it would entirely upset the arrangements there. The best thing to do would be to give the young one month's pay after closing the Normal School, and leave them to find themselves employment, for it is highly improbable that in a year's time there will be vacancies for teachers of the emolument of $25 a month as promised by the Government at

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523 Memorandum by the Acting Inspector of Schools. C C. 1899 RECR REGE 9 NOV 03/ I did not recommend the transfer of the two remaining pupils to the Central School, as it would entirely upset the arrangements there. The best thing to do would be to give the young one month's pay after closing the Normal School, and leave them to find themselves employment, for it is highly improbable that in a year's time there will be vacancies for teachers of the emolument of $25 a month as promised by the Government at
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523 andum Memoran by the Acting Inspector of Schools. C C. 1899 RECR REGE 9 NOV 03/ I did not recommend the transfer of the two remaining pupils to the fentral School, as it would entirely my would be to entirely upset the arrangements there. The best tion give the young one month's pay after closing the normal School, and leave them to find themselves employment, for it is highly improbable that in a year's time there will be vacancies for teachers of the emolument of $25 a month as promised by the Government at the
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523

andum

Memoran

by the Acting

Inspector of Schools.

C C. 1899

RECR

REGE 9 NOV 03/

I did not recommend the transfer of the two remaining pupils to the fentral School, as it would entirely my

would be to

entirely upset the arrangements there. The best tion

give the young one month's pay after closing the normal School, and leave them to find themselves employment, for it is highly improbable that in a year's time there will be vacancies for teachers of the emolument of $25 a month as promised by the Government at

the

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