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College, and I beg to make the following observations.
1. In a Circular issued by His Lordship, dated Street 6th July 1889, and forwarded to this Department, it is stated: "That in future, before any Teacher from one of these Colleges is definitely engaged for service in a Colony, he should repay whatever sum is due to the Imperial Treasury on account of his training."
2. I beg to ask for information with regard to the interpretation of the term "definitely engaged."
I note from paragraph 7 of Mr. Woodcock's agreement that the sum of £96. 18. 4 has been repaid by the Crown Agents for the Colonies to the Imperial Government, and that therefore the interpretation by the Crown Agents of the term "definitely engaged" seems to refer to the three years of probation.
As Mr. Woodcock is only on probation, as set forth in the preamble of the Agreement, I beg most humbly to submit that the term "definitely engaged" should not refer to his three years' probation, but should be interpreted to refer to the time after such probation when he may be placed on the Permanent Civil Service of the Colony, as set forth in paragraph 4 of the Agreement.
I am led to submit this interpretation of the term from the fact that Mr. Woodcock may, after his three years probation, return to England and resume duties as a Teacher, in a manner required by the Educational Department, and thus redeem, by Service, the cost of his training claimed by the Imperial Government, which cost has already been repaid in Sterling.
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College, and I beg
and I beg to make the ~
following observations.
1. In a
Circular issued by
His Lordship - sowning Street 6th July
1889
and forwarded to this Department, it is stated: "That in
future, before any
Teacher from one definitely engaged
of these Colleges
for service in a
Colony
he should
owing by
or
repay
whatever sum is
him to the Imperial Treasury
account of his training.
2. I beg to ask for information
with regard
to the interpretation.
of the term definitely engaged.
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I note from paragraph
7 of Mr. Woodcock's
the sum
agreement that of £96. 18. 4 has been
repaid by the Crown Agents for the
Colonies to the Imperial Government, and that therefore the interpretation.
by the Crown Agents of the term "definitely engaged'
seems to refer
ко
to the three years of probation.
As Mr. Woodcock is
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only
err
probation,
as set forth in
of
the
Agreement, I beg
the preamble moss humbly
to submit that the
term "definitely engaged.
should
not refer to his three years' probation, but should be interpreted to refer to the time after such probation when
he
be placed on the Permanent may Civil Service
of
the
Colony,
as se
set forth.
in paragraph 4 of the Agreement.
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arr L
ted to subunit this
interpretation of the term from the fact that, Mr. Woodcock may, after his three years probation, return to England
a
land and resume duties as
Teacher, in a
manner required. by the Educational Department, and thus redeem, by Service, the cost of his training claimed by the Imperial Government, which cost has already been repaid in
Sterling
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