CO129-568-11 Ronald Hall bishop of Victoria- petitions that land held in trust for a school- should... 20-4-1938 - 29-4-1939 — Page 33

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the former to be in Holly Orders or at least Communicants in

the Church of England. All such offices as that of Sub Warden

or of Tutors are in the appointment of the Warden. Their

stipend shall be defrayed from the funds of the College or

from any endowment specially contributed for their support;

assisted by such payments for tuition as the Students may

hereafter be expected to contribute or by such annual grants

as the local British Government or any public Society may be

willing to make.

THE STUDIES.

5. The course of education shall ordinarily comprise the

usual branches of instruction in Languages Literature Science

Divinity and Sacred History to get her with the study of the

language and literature of China.

6.

SCHOLARSHIPS.

It shall be competent to individuals, the local British

Government and to any association de si rous of promoting

Christianity with the consent of the Warden to found Scholar-

ships on a benefaction of Five hundred pounds with a perpetual

right reserved to such individuals, Local Government and

Associations or their assigns of nominating duly qualified

Students approved by the Warden to such Scholarships.

Scholarships may also be founded and endowed by the

payment of an adequate benefaction for educating a Native

Student with a reserved right to the founders of nominating

the first Student to the said Scholarship subject to the

approval of the Warden both as to his nomination and

continuance in the College.

It shall also be competent to any individual the local

Government or any Religious Society to send duly qualified

Students approved by the Warden to the College upon engaging

5.