[COPY OF TESTIMONIAL]
14 WV 96
I have much pleasure in certifying that Mr. R. M. JAMESON, MA, Cantab., has been an Assistant Master in this College for a period just exceeding nine years, and has been conspicuously successful; all the classes of which he has been in charge attaining a high standard of proficiency in the various English and Mathematical subjects, a few particulars are attached, the figures of which sufficiently attest the high standard of the instruction imparted.
CLASS I A.
1891 September-December,
1892 January-December,
HIGHEST CLASS.
100% passed
90%
37
SOLE CHARGE.
January Examination 1892
1893
July, Oxford Local, 3 Seniors, 1 Junior passed; no failures.
CLASS A.8. JOINT CHARGE,
1893 January-July.
July, Oxford Local, 8 Seniors 8 Juniors passed.
SOLE CHARGE.
CLASS 2 A.
1893 September-December,
9 passed January Examination, 1894
1894 January-December, 96%
11
1895
(I am not in a position to allude to the results of the Examination held in June, 1896, as this was not under my supervision, but from what I know of the work in 1895 I have no reason to believe there was any deterioration.)
Mr. Jameson has been awarded a Personal Allowance of $240 per annum by the Government for knowledge of the Chinese language, written and spoken, and has for the last two years been engaged in teaching Book-keeping to special afternoon classes.
Mr. Jameson's method of teaching is characterised by a quite gentlemanly deportment, and the preservation of excellent discipline.
17th March, 1896.
GEO. H. PATESON WRIGHT, D.D., Oxon.
Head Master of Queen's College, Hong Kong. (Hong Kong Civil Service)
[COPY OF TESTIMONIAL]
14 WV 96
I have much pleasure in certifying that Mr. R. M. JAMESON, MA, Cantab., has been an Assistant Master in this College for a period just exceeding nine years, and has been conspicuously successful; all the classes of which he bas been in charge attaining a high standard of proficiency in the various English and Mathematical Subjects, a few particulars are attached, the figures of which sufficiently attest the high standard of the instruction imparted.
CLASS I A.
1891 September-December,
1892 January-December,
HIGHEST CLASS.
100% passed
90 %
37
SOLE CHARGE.
January Examination 1892
1893
July, Oxford Local, 3 Seniors, 1 Junior passed; no failures.
CLASS . A.8. JOINT CHARGE,
1893 January-July.
Jaly, Oxford Local, & Seniors 8 Juniors passed.
SOLE CHARGE.
CLASS 2. A.
1898 September-December, y passed January Examination, 1891 1834 January-December, 96%
11
1895
(I am not in a position to allude to the results of the Examination held in June, 1896, as this was not under my supervision, but from what i know of the work in 1895 I have no reason to believe there was any deterioration.)
Mr. Jameson has been awarded a Personal Allowance of 240 dollars per annum by the Government for knowledge of the Chinese Tanguage, written and spoken and has for the last two years, been engaged in teaching Book- keeping to special afternoon classes.
Mr. Jameson's method of teaching is characterised by a quite gentlemanly deportment, anal the preservation of excellent dicipline.
17th March, 1896.
GEO. II,
PATESON WRIGHT, D.D., Oxon. Head Master of Queen's College, Hong Kong. (Hong Kong Civil Service),
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