£2704
£30
Finally 30.6
A
as done
was engaged £360 (38799/~).
found it reasonable to raise
his salary suggested.
would say
Car
& the amount
on this part
the matter
be considered when the condition precedent is fulfilled
I... when the school has risen to 200 average attendance.
Similarly I would postpone
fill the
causes of the
occurrence of
& Vacancies
changes in the salaries
Suggested changes
the mistresses at the Belilton School,
the
working
? Reply
on these lines
as above. about Kit Curwen
& otherwise affording generally
1905- Estimates.
C.P.L.6
R.9.!..
at once
Dr. 776
No. 165.
Hongkong.
March 1904.
42784
Sir,
Government House,
Hongkong, 18th April, 1904.
I have the honour to transmit for your consideration the enclosed copy of a letter from the Inspector of Schools regarding the alterations and increases which should be provided for in the Estimates of his Department for 1905.
In most cases they are necessary for the development of the educational system of the Colony on the lines already approved.
As regards the first item, I have to refer
2.
you to Mr. Chamberlain's Despatch No. 401 of November 21st, 1902. Mr. Williams, whose work as District Master at Saiyingpun School is very favourably reported on, is recommended by the Inspector of Schools for the Headmastership of the new Anglo-Chinese School at Yaumati, which will probably be opened in the Autumn of this year.
This School, which has been designed to accommodate 250 pupils, will probably become of great importance as Kowloon grows in extent and population. The temporary buildings now used accommodate about 90 boys; whereas the Inspector of Schools estimates that an average attendance of 200 during 1905 may be confidently anticipated.
I therefore recommend that as soon as the attendance reaches that figure Mr. Williams be appointed Headmaster at a salary of £360 rising
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
ALFRED LYTTELTON, K.C., M.P.,
&c...
to
£2704
£30
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A
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was engaged ₤360 (38799/~).
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his salay Suggested.
would say
Car
& the amout
on this pant g
the at the matter
be considered when the condition precedent is fulfilled
I... when the school has risen of 200. Average attendance.
Similarly I would postpone
Fill the
Couson of the
occurrence of
& Vacancies
changes in the salaries
Suggrated changes
the mistresses at the Belitin School,
the
д
arking
? Reply
an
these lines
as above. about kit Curwen
& otherwise affording guerally
1905- Estimates.
burisim
C.P.L.6
R.9.!..
at once
Dr. 776
No. 165.
Hongkong.
March 1904.
w-
42784
Sir,
1774
552
Government House,
Hongkong, 18th. April, 1904.
I have the honour to transmit for you**
consideration the enclosed copy of a letter from the Inspector
of Schools regarding the alterations and increases which should
be provided for in the Estimates of his Department for 1905.
In most cases they are necessary for the development of the
educational system of the Colony on the lines already approved.
As regards the first item, I have to refer
2.
you to Mr. Chamberlain's Despatch No. 401 of November 21st.
1902. Mr. Williams, whose work as District Master at Saiyingpun
School is very favourably reported on, is recommended by the
Inspector of Schools for the Headmastership of the new Anglo-
Chinese School at Yaumati, which will probably be opened in
the Autumn of this year. This School, which has been designed
to accommodate 250 pupils, will probably become of great im-
portance as Kowloon grows in extent and population. The tempora-
ry buildings now used accommodate about 90 boys; whereas the
Inspector of Schools estimates that an average attendance of
200 during 1905 may be confidently anticipated. I therefore
recommend that as soon as the attendance reaches that figure
Mr. Williams be appointed Headmaster at a salary of £360 rising
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
ALFRED LYTTELTON, K.C., M.P.,
800.
&c...
to
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