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Teacher sh 111‘ charge, collect, and receive, from 3 the parent or guardians of the children attend- ing such Schools, 7a tuition fee, or such sum per head for every child taught by him, as Shall be fixedby the Board or Education in that be- half, and subject to such rules and regulations as they shall prescribe, and the same in default of payment, shall and may be recovered, as in other cases under this Act; provided always, that no such Teacher, as last aforesaid, shall be entitled to draw the Government allowance payable to him under this Act, .until he shall first have produced the certificate of the Secre- tary of the Board of Education, and one other member of the said Board as herein prescribed and required, in regard to District School Teachers, or until he shall have filed with the said Secretary of the Board of Education, a certificate, under the hands of a majOrity of the Trustees of his School, certifying to the effect, as in the form in the Schedule (C), to this Act annexed.

XCVI. The tuition fees to be collected by the said respective Grammar School Teachers in Georgetown and Summerside, shall be duly ap- plied and appropriated under the directions of the respective Trustees of said Schools, in the purchase of books and fuel, and in repairing the respective Schoolhouses or buildings; and an account of such fees and'of the appropriation thereof, shall bexduly kept and laid before the Board of Education, regularly, at least once in every year after the establishment of such re- spective Grammar SchObls.

XCVII. The Teacher to be appointed to each and every Grammar School now established, or to be established under this Act, shall, in ad- dition to the qualifications of second or higher class Teachers by this Act, be qualified to teach the Latin, Greek, and French languages, in such proficiency as the Board of Education shall deem requisite, and shall hold the certificate of the said Board, of such his qualifications.

XCVIII. At the time of making the appoint- ment of *Teacher, to each of the Grammar Schools to be established in Georgetown and Summerside under this Act, the Lieutenant Governor in Council shall likewise appoint Trustees to each of such Schools, respectively, whose powers and duties shall be the same as those of the Trustees of ordinary School Dis- tricts under this Act.

XCIX. The parents" or guardians of any child or Children residing within any of the respec-

tive Counties, in which the said respective Gram. mar Schools of Georgetown and Summerside shall be situate, shall have the privilege of send. ing such child or children, to be taught in the Grammar Schools established in any such County Towns, respectively, and such parents or guardians shall not be liable to pay any as- sessments or contributions towards the salary of the Teacher of the School of the District, wherein such child or children may reside (so far as such child or children are concerned) so long as such child or children shall be in attend- ance at such Grammar School, provided such parents or guardians shall have given notice of their intention to send any such child or children to such Grammar School, at the time of any such District School assessment aforesaid, being levied for the year.

C. Trustees for the said Grammar Schools to. be established under this Act, save and ex- cept the Grammar Schools in Georgetown and Summerside, shall be appointed in the same manner as previded by this Act for the ap- pointment of Trustees of ordinary district Schools, and all the provisions of this Act pre- scribing the duties and powers of Trustees of said district Schools shall apply to and regulate the duties and powers of the Trustees of such Grammar Schodls, save and except the two Grammar Schools in this clause excepted.

CI. Every Teacher,'beforehe shall be entitl- ed to draw the Government allowance under this Act, except the Teachers of the Grammar Schools in Georgetown and Summerside, shall deposit, or cause to be deposited with the Sec- retary of the Board of Education, one part of the original agreement made by him, or on his behalf, with the Trustees orinhabitants of any school district, or a true copy thereof, attested on Oath, which said agreement shall be in the form or to the effect prescribed in the schedule in this Act annexed, marked (A), and a cer— tificate in the form in the Schedule to this Act annexed, marked (C), shall be en- dorsed thereon or thereto annexed, under the hands of a majority of the Trustees of his School, in the manner prescribed by this Act (which said certificate shall be signed by the said Trustees in presence of a Justice of the Peace) certifying that the provisions of this Act in all respects have been duly complied with, and also certifying to the good conduct, attention and sobriety of such Master, during the term he shall have kept his School, pursuant