Straits
Ne98.
College.
traits.
Ho Kai... Old Central School (now Victoria College).
Enoy Chee. mee
Raw Hong Jake
Lan Wai Chum
Jeung Sz. Kai
Wong. Thing
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appears
British Columbias.
J'arr
Francisco.
2
Wei Yuck... Old Central School (now Kit. College)
America.
then that of 10 Chinese Justices of the Peace only Victoria College.
2 were educated at
Page 147
Enclosure 8.
147
Victoria College. 15th Dec 1893.
Hon. G. T. O'Brien, CMG. Colonial Secretary.
"I find that in the Enclosure to my Letter No. 94 I have neglected to deal with one point raised by Dr. Eitel that might cause considerable surprise (especially to residents in England) and suggest careless supervision on my part. I refer to the remarks about Hawkers at the end of paragraph VI in the Inspector's address. In England there are "grub shops" in the vicinity of all schools for the sale of fruit, cakes, etc. In Hongkong these commodities are usually sold by street hawkers licensed by the Registrar General and controlled by the Police.
These hawkers place their stalls in the neighbourhood of every school in the Colony to secure custom before and after school hours and during Recess.
I have seen both the Captain Superintendent of Police and the Registrar General on this subject. The former feels no objection to the continuance of this practice, which has been in vogue as regards this College for thirty years. The latter cannot guarantee the character of hawkers, which in itself precludes their admission into the College grounds.
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Straits
Ne98.
College.
traits.
Ho Kai... Old Central School (now Victoria
Enoy Chee. mee
Raw Hong Jake
Lan Wai Chum
Jeung Sz. Kai
Wong. Thing
G
appears
British Columbias.
J'arr
Francisco.
2
Wei Yuck... Old Central School (now Kit. College)
America.
then that of 10 Chinese Justices
of the Peace only Victoria College.
2 were educated at
Enclosure 8.
147
Victoria College. 15th Dep 1893.
Hon. G. T. O'Brien, CM.G. Colonial bentary.
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"I find that in the Enclosure to my Litter N. 94 I have neglected to deal with one point raised by Dr. Bilet that might cause considerable surprise (especially to residents in England) and suggest careless supervision on my part. I refer to the remarks about Hawkers at the end
ends of paragraphe VI in the Inspector's address . In England there are "grub shops in the vicinity of all schools for the sale of pruit, cakes, to. In Hongkong these com- modities are usually sold by streets hawk- ers licensed by the Registrar General and controlled by the Police.
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These hawkers place their stalls in neighbourhood
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I have seen both the Captain Euper- intendent of Police and the Registran General on this subject . The former
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objection to the continuance of this prac - tice, which has been in vogue as regards this Colleges for thirty years. The latter cannot guarantee the character of hawkes, which in itvely precludes their admission into the College grounds.
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