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THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MARCH 2, 1906.
2. The Estimates provided $68,694 for 1905, but of this only $60,535 were spent. The amount of School Fees was $31,387 covering nearly 52 per cent. of the total Expendi. ture. There was an increase in Fees of $2,339, of which $1,660 are directly due to the extra half-dollar a month charged to each scholar in the Upper School. The balance $679 is assignable to the improved attendance mentioned above.
3. The following changes in the Staff took place during the year :--
Mr. RALPHS returned from leave, 18th September.
Mr. GRANT went on leave, 1st November.
Mr. Lt UN-LUS, Articled Pupil Teacher, resigned, 28th February.
Mr. LUK SIK-KWONG, 3rd C. A., died, 1st April.
Mr. LAI U-LIM, 11th C.A., invalided from Service, 31st May.
To fill the three vacancies thus caused, necessary promotions were made and three new Pupil Teachers were articled.
4 The results of the Oxford Local Examinations in 1935 as regards Queen's College show considerable improvement, 27 Good marks being obtained as against 11 in 1904. Six Senior, 4 Junior aud 12 Preliminary ---22 Candidates in all-obtained certificates. The follow- ing percentages in subjects may be of interest:-Arithmetic, 80; Shakespeare 80; Freehand Drawing, 79; Algebra, 78; History, 70; Geography, 54; Composition, 50; Book-keeping, 44, Grammar, 44, Geometry, 29.
5. The results of the Annual Examination, held by me under Standing orders from the Governing Body, are as follows:-
Upper School,..
Lower School,
Preparatory School,
247 boys examined, 223 or
90% passed.
.539 224
476
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99
194
88% 87%
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13
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27
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Total for the College, ......1,010
893
88%
The following Table shows the percentage of passes in each subject:---
CLASS.
I,
Names.
A
17
B, 28.
Percentage of
Passos.
Ĉhin.-Eng.
Eng.-Chin.
Reading.
Conversation.
Dictation.
Arithmetic.
100 100 100 100 65
82
51 90 75 96 54 32 68
II, A, 50.
98 100 100 | 100 62 98
84
B, 25.
76
60 80 100 52 68
III, A, 53
96
B.
49.
97 100 100 96 96 90 100
42 98
35 90
C, 25.
100 91 96100
IV,
A,
53.
B, 52. C, 32. D, 33. V, A, 61
B, 58. C, 34.
D, 36.
98 79 100100 94 85 88 98 91 73100 97 72 66 88|100 87 95 69 100 59 76 78 88 57 80 98 85 53 56 97 75 56 62 92
40 100 89
60
58 92
91 50
78 24
50 98 88
65 100 28
61 80 92
VI,
A,
33.
96
100 69 93 69
B, 51
97
C, 30.
93
100 61100 70
971 57
97
D, 60.
78
VII, A, 60.. 98
B,
35.
83
99 43 **** 100 60 98
97
32
C, 56.
86
91 57
D, 35
63
91 46 69 86
VIII,
38..
91
92 63 97 87
38885
93
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88 94
64 46 93
93
58
80 100 94 82
72
32 84 88 80 64100
53 98 88 96
64
32
92
96
80
60
92100 96
96
17 81 100
42
72 96
79 84
92
84 45
88 74
78 44 67
67 93
77
89
70
67
93
68
62 60
95
83
93
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1 2 3 4 5 8 9121226-SAPANN922
85 88
75 91
80 53
69 40
100
Writing, 9988
55!
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Grammar.
Geography.
Composition. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ History.
94 100 100 59 59 59
29
• 522⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
94
96
97
90
81
47
68
67
84
70
90
65
Geometry.
Mensuration.
Book-keeping.
Shakespeare.
General Intelli-
gence.
88 Hygiene.
35 100 100
91
14 54
61
76
48
36
48
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