recommended for these posts and were confirmed in them by the Secretary of State on
6th January this year. The Normal School having now been closed the question arises what is to be done with Wray. Having been more than four years and a half in the employ of Government and being represented
As a trained teacher who has made considerable progress in the study of Chinese, it would be hard to turn him adrift; and Government would lose the services of a man who will be most useful when the New Central school is completed. I therefore provisionally authorized his employment
as an extra Master at the Central School;
but the question is raised both by himself and by others, viz., W. Kaway, Hutchison, and Caldwell, as to what position he is to hold : the first claiming and the other three objecting to the post of fourth Master, being assigned to him, that being the place held by him between Arthur and H. McKinney. - No question is raised as to W. Arthur's position,
his first acting appointment being certain than that of any of the others. He may therefore be left entirely out of consideration although he was "only confirmed by the Secretary of State on 6th January 1883 whilst Mr. Hutchison was appointed by the Secretary of State on 8th September 1880 or thereabout.
recommended for these frosts and were confirmed in them by the Secreting of State on
6th January this year. The Normal School having now been closed the question arises what is to be done with Wrtay. Having been more than four years and a half in the exploy of Govern- - ment and being represecited
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trained leacher wtro has mica de Considerable progress in the study of Chinese, it would be hard him to turn him adrift; and Government would lose the services
of a
man who will be most useful when the New (eutral school is completed. I therefore provisionally
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6th January 1883 whilst
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