CO129-478 - Public Offices & Others - 1922 — Page 709

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advantage of it, unless scholarships upon a more liberal scale could be provided.

Upon the assumption, then, that the appeal for larger resources is not in itself unreasonable, some of the requirements of the University, including all those which are most urgent, are passed in review in succeeding sections, under the headings "Staff," Buildings and Equipment", "Hostels", "Medicine' "Engineering" and "Arts."

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