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endowment.

As to the site

As to financial and

I

skuld approve.

I put up

extract from the "Hong Kong Mail"

to German grant gh

Kian Chan.

I am

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not move

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shahs.

and

have been started,

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ask

and express interest in the

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project, appreciation of the Rody's generous yes. This is not the

Ber

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and

finally, approval of

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can leave

the

Royal Charter

? it would be well to

ank Sir 7. Jorda afpreciation

the

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first instance. By wir mody's gon

That

side

community of Hong

trong with respond to the appeal and

that

will show Mein

Dein sense

8 will

The Chinese

advantages

which the University

give by contributing funds for its endowm

-ment

Dat Dhe

but that he that its bathe

would frefer that the scheme for the

establishment of

carried out

as

la

University

should be

it has been begun,

the aid of private munificence

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That the Sqs has received

That be

as to the proposed University, ho

Joes

not understand

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4

hat it is

Special Deft in it

In the teaching of Metallurgy.

On the 4th ult., at a meeting in Berlin of the Executive Committee of the German 'olonial Society. under the presidency of Duke Jobn Alberf of Mecklenburg, Admiral vou Tirpitz, Minister of Marine, announced that the Govern-

ment intended to establish at Kiau-chan a high school for hinese, at a cost of 600,000 marks (£30,000) with a recurrent expenditure of 150,000 marks (£7.500) per

The Minister stated that the view prevailed in China that a thorough reform of the school system was a necessary preliminary to the modernis- ation of the State's methods of government. The hinese Government had showu its sympathy with the project by expressing its readiness to support the new school both by a sudsidy and by the provision of suitable scholars, and also by admitting scholars from the German school to State examinations and to posts under the Chinese Government.

The

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I shd to rather in lined to forget to notice the suggestin

might in

that Emperial and int he acceptable

to interd Wo mi Sis 7. Anderson in the krivicky, as its Engineer in

useful to Strait Chunres

German Government. Admiral von Tirpitz & faut small scholarships for tapincerin paful

added, desire to create a commercial high school as a basis for technical and medical schools and for institutes for political econoay, forestry, and agriculture, to be founded later."

probably stimulate Technical dicated in the Straits.