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Gazette 1879 p. 1673 Under instructions from the Right Ston. Sir Michael
Hicks Beach 55. the Offices of Inspector of Schools and of the Head Master of the Central School are separated. 1880. p. 44 Sir J. Pope Hennessy to Sir M Hicks Beach
4. I have informed heim (Dr Eitel) that he is in future to have nothing what ever to say to the Central School which will be under the sole control of Mr Stewart. p. 693. I believe the success of the school will main
mainly depend on
leaving
so able and experienced a stead Master (Mr Stewart) as unfettered as possible in the arrangements and management of the institution 1881. p 351. Mr Stewart appointed
Police
Magistrate (in accordance with his application of 1 May 1879). p. 1010. Instructions from Earl Kimberley. Dr Eitel is in future to undertake the Enspection of the Central School. (Note. The Acting Head Master first corresponded with the Colonial Secretary through Inspector 2. Lept-1881) 1882. p. 37. Mr Wright appointed Head Master assumed duties 23 Jan 7 (C. S. O Letter N° 268 Mr Wright is entitled in all auch matters to the privileges which Dr Stewart enjoyed and should communicate direct with the Colonial Lecretary. Initialled J. P. £. 26 Jant 82) 6. P. O. N° 2629. 21 Aug. 9o.
"The Right Hon. Secretary of State
the
" has expressed his opinion that the educational system
of Victoria College is not sufficiently advanced to ren- "der it advisable to remove the examinations from "expervision of the Inspector of Schools". The Secretary of
State e silentis admits no
right of interference on the part of
the Euspector of Schools in anything but- examinations, and even this is on the advance of The bollege to be disallowed in the future. Why has Dr Eitel waited for eleven.
years
his
right
to interfere in the College?
before asserting
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management of furt Matison Whijuo
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