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only my 81 81 pr month more more than byt 330 pTn Plan proposed by the GoTwmmSn for the organisation of the
proceeds off the sale ofono o&o %%HM%T buildings D b%%@S %%oo o Tp%Gd" 4 foe np4 Gn % ne ten % ao
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lowed the teachers So nonnyI soa&T hasvet the lumber Of paying p%Is 5 a%S so viii viii be be
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$%Go Ls G qhra fi Which ii. P % has aso5an referred " the undersigned Committee
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GUS alter the Maonys PLAN but It's recommended that the one in the upper story be made ONE
what larger than proposed as the largest number of children may be expected to Wnd the pWpa
Fhy class and the instruction here m will mostly be oral.
kAH the Members tB Committee nave however; agreed that the aforesaid a0rHOs in
the chodhouse should be postponed until the question oh0 organisation of the schools there has
been decided
The Majority Anton Hanson, WnhmOs bgs lmea agreeable to the frerDng remarks
propose the following for adoption by the Colonial Council:
l. I ttesm of$l000p a proposed by the Government in aid of one or more private
schools in ChrsMHed be not granted; and
g. That thee Colonial Council requests the gyenmet to bring in draft Of Ordinance concern
ing thee organisation fhe Sco Department. ChnSdnsel in accordance with the plan
commended by the MAJORITY of this Committee
The undersigned R0madw hneO the whole Cmcuwngn the wSe expressed regard to
the Development ofa BMter School,, music on the oerhm dc nidH Public School, intended
to impart instruction collectively to all children in On bonl to attend school, Consequently Hs
Sasa@ s 81 G sgss5 % hSttm % S%sGsb ~ } as%mea d% % sH@I% S%%% thereof before " by
sees the idea fdNdng thee children finally abandoned Such adNMmn could be aHanedb by ens
sfsss% lin R g's %Rds schools %5n in N sv sa this S sMs has sgan b@n advanced sa late v Hs s9
plan in dsr aspect before ueq question ofhep aochals schools has been decided In his opinion
tep resent chWLbundng could with some alteration and ESPECIALLY by ddion fhet mnebt-
which latter he onsdes superAous fhe building were yh be used as public School be ade
qute for accommodation 0bh schools
He therefore, joins the Majority in advising that the proposed gram be ndg Nen for the present.
and he must also ecOnmen thath Council suggests the Government to bring in q proposal for
the future orgasahn ofm pnbio Schools in nGamncaE for both towns heaharh ut at all eNants