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... | ''(a)'' Only to such appointments as do not necessarily require a knowledge of English. | ||
''(b)'' The qualifying word ''lower'' to be omitted. | |||
3. (ii) “That arrangements be made at once for closing such Government High Schools and Colleges as are not required”.——Passed. | |||
4. (iii) “That every encouragement be given to any provincial and District association of gentlemen who will hold themselves responsible for maintaining such {{Style S-Lost|…}}lleges as are still needed consonant with national prin{{Style S-Lost|…}}les and feelings——in particular that the present net outlay on each such College be handed over for a term of years to the body undertaking to maintain it, and that this grant be gradually reduced until at the end of fifteen years the College comes under the operation of the ordinary Grant-in-aid code, that it will be competent for the Managing body to apply whatever it may save after the proper maintenance of the Colleges to the offering of rewards for translations and original publications of scientific and other works and generally for the encouragement of the vernacular learning.”—Passed. | |||
5. (iv) “That the large sum saved ''(a)'' at once by the removal of the Government institutions that are not required ''(b)'' at the end of fifteen years by the reduction of the expenditure on the remaining Colleges and the scale of Grant-in-aid be held as a sacred trust to be disposed of for the encouragement of the vernacular learning and the diffusion of knowledge by means of the vernaculars, and that patriotic societies such as the Hindu Sabah be habitually consulted as to the mode of applying this fund”.——Passed. | |||
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vol. title: vol. period: 1882 pages in vol.: 174 A faint curved line runs beneath part of “for the encouragement of the vernacular learning” in resolution 4. Its origin is uncertain; the writer has not been identified. |
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(a) Only to such appointments as do not necessarily require a knowledge of English.
(b) The qualifying word lower to be omitted.
3. (ii) “That arrangements be made at once for closing such Government High Schools and Colleges as are not required”.——Passed.
4. (iii) “That every encouragement be given to any provincial and District association of gentlemen who will hold themselves responsible for maintaining such …lleges as are still needed consonant with national prin…les and feelings——in particular that the present net outlay on each such College be handed over for a term of years to the body undertaking to maintain it, and that this grant be gradually reduced until at the end of fifteen years the College comes under the operation of the ordinary Grant-in-aid code, that it will be competent for the Managing body to apply whatever it may save after the proper maintenance of the Colleges to the offering of rewards for translations and original publications of scientific and other works and generally for the encouragement of the vernacular learning.”—Passed.
5. (iv) “That the large sum saved (a) at once by the removal of the Government institutions that are not required (b) at the end of fifteen years by the reduction of the expenditure on the remaining Colleges and the scale of Grant-in-aid be held as a sacred trust to be disposed of for the encouragement of the vernacular learning and the diffusion of knowledge by means of the vernaculars, and that patriotic societies such as the Hindu Sabah be habitually consulted as to the mode of applying this fund”.——Passed.
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