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Scnoor. DISTRICT,

Augustine Cove

South Kildare Foxley River

Crapaud \Vest

Upper Westruorland Crapaud East

DeSztble

Bonshaw - Bryan’s Cross

Cornwall

Elliot River

Clyde River

York River

Upper District York River

Rustico Junction

Milton

Blot-field

New Wiltshire

Hartsvil le Brook Vale

Johnson‘s Road

Springton Spring Vale

Green Vale Hazel Grove

Springfield

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Tsacnsa’s NAME

Peter Gunn

Neil Womlside John McKte

James McDonald

George Cahill John McLean

George Campbell

Euphemia McNeill Arch. McNeill

Mary M. llyde John McLean

J. Livingston Hector McPhail Ewen Livingston ‘Vm. Mr'Gregor W. [1 Warren Donald Campbell

Isaac 0xenham

Angus B. McKenzie

James Bergen Ronald McPherson

Donald Cameron Allan Matheson

Donald McKay J. A. Uovyer

John Mc Leod

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STATE or Scot-or. House.

Requires some repair t

Middling Good

Out of repair do. (new from“) Very good

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Old and out of repair. new (incl contracted for ; Good. except (l0th ' Pretty gotd. but too low and requires ventilation l

l Good. but low for so large ai Stzlttml l

Pretty good Good Good except porch and flooringl Pretty good

Good Plaster defective l Pretty good .

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Very good i

Very good but desks &c., defiei-i cut I

Requires repair !

New and very good

Good, plastering a little defici- eflf,

Much out of repair

lu had repair

Good

R CMARKS.

Children mostly very young. 'l‘ahlvs, Fractions. Sac.

Arithmetic generally good

Scholars very young.

Correct in Arithrnetica»; l l

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Examination satisfactory Satisfactory.

Satisfactory. 1

1 Latin. Satisfactorv. 3‘

School much too norm-runs for one Teacher. i helir vw the No. present to be mistaken. School very welt conducted. but utterly impossible lor all to hr adequately instructed.

Very satisfactory.

Attendance short. and irregular. owing to disputes. Mensaratton and Geometrical progrsston. Satisfactory;

Quite satisfactory.

Children not wry forward, especially in Grammar Fair in other respects

4 Bookkeeping (neat); Improvement since last visit Reading very good.

Mental arithmetic; Examination satisfactory, but dis poles have arisen in the district. :

3 Algebra, Mathematics or Book-keeping; satisfactory.

Satisfactory improvement. i

Satisfactory. g

G B ark-keeping remarkably g0od—~Original Compuai- lion—Very Satislacory.

Original Cotitposition Very good—«ill (jwnpml Info“ In rtlttll so lllflftirj—sgult-itzcl’ury.

Satisfactory, hut school scarcely lormed since Vacation.

Very Satisfactory. :

Children very young. but examination not satisfuc tory. (see next. visit)

Very b'atlrlactory.

Few present who were at School on last visit—Young children. but examination anisfuutury_

St'isl'actory.

Children much younger than those at last visit—Ex-g amination satisfactory for their ages. ,

Satisfactory.