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: ¿ held, as above mentioned, the competition lay between two or three scholars in each case only. Of a total of 34 candidates examined from 1884 to 1890, five were presented by the now defunct Central school, three by the Diocesan school, and two by Victoria College. The competition was therefore hitherto between three schools only, each of which succeeded in gaining a Scholarship. At the next competition, scholars from four local schools (Victoria College, St Joseph's College, Diocesan school and Government Central High School) will enter the lists.
Of the ten candidates hitherto examined, six were British subjects, and four were aliens; and as regards extraction, three were Eurasians, two German, three English, and two Chinese. Of the three successful candidates, the first, a Eurasian originally domiciled in Hongkong but residing in the Cape Colony; the second is born, bred and domiciled in England; and the third, a Eurasian now in England, is domiciled in one of the Coast ports, China. Of the five candidates offered for the next examination, only two (an Indian and a Portuguese) are born and domiciled in Hongkong, the other three are British subjects.
That these Scholarships have applied some educational stimulus to the work of your local schools is probable. Exceptionally talented as some of those boys are, few of them could ever think of going in for the competition with any chance of success, the standard of which has been very high. These Scholarships, the value...
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:
¿
held, as above mentioned, the com-
petition lay
ten
each case
only
between two or three scholars. Of a total of kn candidates thuseramined from 1884 to 1890, five were presented
by
defunct for
the now defin
school, three by
hvo
·
mghing
Public
an
ee by Victoria College
The Dircevan school. The
on was
competition
therefore hitherto
between three schools only, each of
which moccoded/
gaining
ace
petition
Scholarship. At the next comp
foot scholars from four local schools (Victoria
College, St Joseph's College, Jeewan school and
will cuter the lists.
sHigh School )
of the ten candidates hitherto
British
subjects,
and four were alious; and as frey.
traction, three were gern
Eurasians, two E
German, three
English
and are Chevrese.
. Of the three successful candidates,
the first
AVAJ Eurasian
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originally
domiciled
domiciled in for
ongkong
residing in the Cape Colony; the
second is born, bred and domiciled
in england; and the third, a
Eurasian, now hi
un England
miciled in one
land, is do-
!
of
of the Coast ports. china. Of the five candidates, on-
the nest examination only
fered for
two (an Indian and a Portiquese) are born and domiciled in bong.
the five
Long,
and
are British
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only subjects.
of
That these Scholarships
have applied some educational srimu
cus to the work of your "ocal schools.
in and if wable.
Excessionally
talented
LA
of hose
boys off
the
•chools could ever hink of going in
for fo
competition
with
any
chance of success, the upland of the
with ence Rus cxerted has been
very limited.
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These 'cholarships, the
value
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