CO129-341 - Acting Governor May Governor Lugard - 1907 [7-10] — Page 24

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Enclosure 2.

On the organization of the classes upon a permanent basis I have, at the request of Mr. Brewin, appointed a small Committee consisting of the Supervisory Committee assisted by Dr. Ho Kai, the Senior Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council, and the Reverend T. W. Pearce of the Church Missionary Society, both of whom are Members of the Governing Body of Queen's College and take an interest in Education, to make full enquiry into the matter upon the lines laid down in the enclosed memorandum.

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With regard to the financial aspect of the question it will be remembered that it was anticipated by Sir Matthew Nathan in the 3rd paragraph of his Despatch No. 129 of the 25th May, 1906, that an annual expenditure of $4,299 would be sufficient for the purposes of the scheme; and this sum was accordingly included in the estimates for the present year. The widening of the scope of the original scheme since the above estimate was made has led to a considerable increase in the attendant expenses, to defray which I propose, subject to Your Lordship's approval, to set apart a total sum of $2,050 for the current year. The enclosed table, setting out the original estimate, the Supervisory Committee's estimate, and

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22 O Enclosure 2. On the organization of the classes upon a permanent basis I have, at the request of Mr. Brewin, appointed a small Committee consisting of the Supervisory Committee assisted by Dr. Ho Kai, the Senior Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council, and the Reverend T. W. Pearce of the Church Missionary Society, both of whom are Members of the Governing Body of Queen's College and take an interest in Education, to make full enquiry into the matter upon the lines laid down in the enclosed memorandum. 3. With regard to the financial aspect of the question it will be remembered that it was anticipated by Sir Matthew Nathan in the 3rd paragraph of his Despatch No. 129 of the 25th May, 1906, that an annual expenditure of $4,299 would be sufficient for the purposes of the scheme; and this sum was accordingly included in the estimates for the present year. The widening of the scope of the original scheme since the above estimate was made has led to a considerable increase in the attendant expenses, to defray which I propose, subject to Your Lordship's approval, to set apart a total sum of $2,050 for the current year. The enclosed table, setting out the original estimate, the Supervisory Committee's estimate, and Enclosure 3.
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22 O Conclosure 2. Gon the organization of the classes upon a permanent basis I have, at the request of Kr. Brewin, appointed a small Committee consisting of the Supervisory Committee assisted by Dr. Ho Kai, the Senior Unofficial Member of the Legisla- -tive Council, and the Reverend T. W. Pearce of the Church Missionary Society, both of whom are Members of the Govern- -ing Body of Queen's College and take an interest in Education, to make full enquiry into the matter upon the lines laid down in the enclosed hemorandum. 3. With regard to the financial aspect of the question it will be remembered that it was anticipated by Sir atthew Nathan in the 3rd. paragraph of 23452 his Despatch No. 129 of the 25th. May, 1906, that an annual 06 Conclosure 3. expenditure of $4,299 would be sufficient for the purposes of the scheme; and this sun was accordingly included in the estimates for the present year. The widening of the scope of the original scheme since the above estimate was made has led to a considerable increase in the attendant expenses, to defray which I propose subject to Your Lord- -ship's approval to set apart a total sum of $2,050 for the current year. The enclosed table, setting out the original estimate, the Supervisory Committee's estimate, and
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Conclosure 2.

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the organization of the classes upon a permanent basis I

have, at the request of Kr. Brewin, appointed a small

Committee consisting of the Supervisory Committee assisted

by Dr. Ho Kai, the Senior Unofficial Member of the Legisla-

-tive Council, and the Reverend T. W. Pearce of the Church

Missionary Society, both of whom are Members of the Govern-

-ing Body of Queen's College and take an interest in

Education, to make full enquiry into the matter upon the

lines laid down in the enclosed hemorandum.

3.

With regard to the financial

aspect of the question it will be remembered that it was

anticipated by Sir atthew Nathan in the 3rd. paragraph of

23452 his Despatch No. 129 of the 25th. May, 1906, that an annual

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Conclosure 3.

expenditure of $4,299 would be sufficient for the purposes

of the scheme; and this sun was accordingly included in

the estimates for the present year. The widening of the

scope of the original scheme since the above estimate was

made has led to a considerable increase in the attendant

expenses, to defray which I propose subject to Your Lord-

-ship's approval to set apart a total sum of $2,050 for

the current year. The enclosed table, setting out the

original estimate, the Supervisory Committee's estimate,

and

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