publish at his own expense and risk, books which
must not exceed the market value.
Similar books
already published.
Class V. Thursday 23rd March
Section A present 61-2
"1 B C 135 93. 59 35 18 2 Present TTO 16 110 35-0Chinese books to be cheap and well-printed cannot be published out here.
No Reading Books prepared in the Colony equal in lowness of price or excellence of matter to those already published, while they would be devoid of the important attractiveness of pictures illustrating the subject or story. As long as the Head Master continues solely responsible for the management of the College, he alone should select and approve books in use.
Mr Dealy is the only master as yet who has prepared a work fit to be published. When I went home in 1890 I offered to take his MS Geography of China and arrange for its publication, but he raised the true objection that it was not yet complete enough. The want of encouragement has not emanated from me. Vide para 11 of my Report 1890 p. 427.
11. Attendance Register. The School Roll has been for five years kept only by the second Clerk. Each master has a Roll on the obverse side of his Time Table, with the Roll No against each name. All he has to do is to enter in his Report Book the total Number present, and the names and Roll No of boys absent, e.g. (copied from Class V)
Class V. Thursday 23rd March 93
Sick 400 Leung b z ying 571 Kurreem 695 F. Harterly Absent 391 Ho Young Kam Total on Roll 114such reports in the seven Class Report Books enable the Clerk with speed and accuracy to make up the Daily Returns.
Masters do not agree with Dr Eitel that "this is a far more troublesome proceeding". When I issued a notice through the Second Master a month before Dr Eitel's visit that next term the old system would be revived, their grumblings showed they thought it entailed more labour.
The returns are quite reliable, unless a master is guilty of gross negligence, which is equally possible in the general system.
The Fees Returns are subject to every possible check. They are monthly checked by the Second Master, and the Auditor at the Treasury, and quarterly by the Head Master.
If the masters of each class, who is the only officer who can note the presence of a boy returned from leave of a week or more, is relieved of the responsibility of collecting fees which I have imposed upon him, I cannot be responsible for the result.
publish at his own expense and risk, books which
must not exceed the market value.
Similar books
already published.
Class V. Thursday 23rd March
Section A present 61-2
"1
B
C
135
93.
59
35
18
2
Present TTO
16
110
35-0
Chinese books to be cheap and well- printed cannot be published out here.
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No Reading Books prepared in the Colony equal in lowness of price cellence of matter thone already published, while they would be devoid of the important attractive= ness of pictures illustrating the subject or story. As long
the Head Master continues solely responsible for the management of the College, he alone should select and approve books in use.
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Mr Dealy is the only mastis as
• yet who has prepared a work fit to be published. When I went home in 1890 I offered to take his MS Geography of China and arrange for its publication, but he raised the true objection that it was not yet complete enough. The want of encoura
encouragement has not emanated from me. Vide par of of suy Report
parдаршу 1890 p. 427.
11. Attendance Register. The School Roll has been for five years kept only by the second
Clerk. Each master has a Roll on the obverse side of
his Time Table, with the Roll No against each name. All he has to do is to enter in his Report Book the total Number present, and the names. and Roll No of boys absent, e. q. (copied from Class v)
Cluss v. Thursday 23rd March 93
Sick 400 Leung bz ying
571 Kurreem
695 F. Harterly
Absent 391 Ho Young Kam
3
Total on Roll 114
such reports in the seven Class Report Books enable
accuracy
the Clerk with speed and a the Daily Returns.
to make up
marters do not a
a gree
with
Dr Eitel says "this is a far more trouble- "some proceeding "
The him for when I issued a notice through the Second Mastèr a month before Dr Eitel's visit that next term the old system would be revived their grumblings showed they thought it entailed more labour.
The returns are quite reliable, unless
a master is guilty of gross negligence, which is equal= by possible in the general system
The Fees Returns are
possible check. They
are
subject to every
monthly checked by the Second Master, and the Auditor at the Treasury, and quarterly by the Head Master.
the
If the mashes of each class, who is only officer who can note the presence of a boy returned from leave of a week or more, is relieved of the responsibility of collecting fees which I have imposed upon him, I cannot be responsible for the
result
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