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doubted whether a system of doubted

training that was suitable for

teachers who had to deal with

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Mr. A. J. Dawe.

Sir H. Moore.

Sir G. Tomlinson.

Sir J. Shuckburgh.

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Secretary of State.

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FURTHER ACTION.

African communities would be

i'm Hong Kong,

suitable, as he considered the

Chinese more cultured than the

Africans. From his somewhat

inadequate acquaintance with the

Chinese population on the mainland,

he could not understand why a

course based on a recognition of

local social and economic heeds,

but following lines found

effective in Africa, could not be

usefully adopted.

No doubt improvement was

needed in the system by which

teachers for urban vernacular

schools were recruited through

classes in the evening institute.

The institution of a new training

centre or centres in Hong Kong

would be a great improvement. The

various