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Report on the Hygiene Examination by

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Elementary Papers.

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answered if the text book only had been carefully read, and no

great tax was imposed on the students' ability to understand

what style of answers would suit the questions.

*In teaching Elementary Hygiene to students who have

had no preliminary instruction in the elements of natural

science, all that can be done is to impress on them certain

rules and make then learn them, taking most of the reasons from

them as faith.

"In Victoria School the results were poor, the know-

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"The Girls papers (except Kowloon School) were on the

whole