enclosing a letter from certain Chinese residents asking that a suitable English school be established with the assistance of Government, for the education of the boys and girls of the Chinese refugee classes.
2. Juxtaposition of your recommendation, and the arguments with which it is supported, I am prepared generally to approve of the adoption of both these proposals.
3. Before, however, any definite steps are taken towards the establishment of either school, I shall be glad to be furnished with further and fuller details of the initial and the annual cost of each school, so far as they can at present be foreseen.
4. I think that it will be necessary for the Colonial Government to limit the amount of its building grant in the case of the proposed Chinese High School. I am doubtful whether Government could afford to contribute a sum equal to, or not much better than, $100,000, even if so much were raised by private contributions.
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enclosing a letter from
certain Chinese residents
asking that a suitable
English
L may
lish school established with the
assistance of Govremment, for the education of the boys and girls of the Chinese refferclasses.
strong
2. Juveis of your
recommendation, and
the arguments with which it is suffarted, I am prefared genually to afferere of the adoption of both these proforts.
steps
3.
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Before, however, any definite
taken towards
the establishment of
either school I shall beglad to be furnished
with further and fuller I details of the initial
683
and the annual cost
of each school, sofer de foreseen
as
Cam
they at present.
44. I think
that it will be
necessay
for the Colonial Gor to limit the amount of it's building grant in the case of the for- fosed Chinese Highen
very
School. I am doubtful whether
Go" could afford to contribute
a sum equal
to a not much beber
$100,000
nere
if so much raised by fivate
Contributions.
5. You will
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