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various reforms recommended by

the Committee would cost money,

and, in the recent history of

Hong Kong there had been no great

willingness, and perhaps no great

ability, to find more money.

Whether the most recent events of

all were going to make that more

easy in the future he could not

tell.

In reply to a question

Mr. Burney said that the new

institution it was proposed to establish

at Taipo might make use of the

buildings of the present Normal

school. The training would be given

on entirely different lines.

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The Committee noted with

much appreciation that the newly

elected Vice Chancellor of the

University and the Education

Scheme for educatiuch astouncement

Department were cooperating in erder

tomappive at a common policy in education

and