CO129-334 - Governor Nathan - 1906 [5-7] — Page 470

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The incident is of some importance as indicative of the

growth of a militant national spirit among the Chinese.

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8.

Reverting to the report of the Inspector of

Schools the progress made in the teaching of hygiene referr-

ed to in its 45th. paragraph was fully dealt with in my

despatch No.41 dated the 17th. February, 1906, and the ques-

tion of Higher and Technical Education (paragraph 46) in my

despatch No.129 dated the 25th. May, 1906, to which I await

Your Lordship's reply.

9.

The course of Visual Instruction in the

greatness of the British Empire which has formed the subject

of correspondence with Your Lordship's department and was

last dealt with in Mr. Lyttelton's despatch No.215 dated

the 10th. November, 1905, has been initiated in various

schools this year and a report on it will be embodied in

that of the Inspector of Schools for 1906.

I have the honour to be,

My Lord,

Your Lordship's most obedient,

humble servant,

Muntene

Governor, &c.