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     been recognized by the Board of Education, as 
     
     the legal site and Schoolhouse for the District, 
     
     wherein the same are situate. Then and in such 
     
     case, it shall be illegal for the original owner, 
     
     tenant or occupant of such land, or any person 
     
     or persons in trust for such owner, tenant or oc- 
     
     cupant, by deed or otherwise, whether registered 
     
     0r unregistered, in any manner to interfere with 
     
     such site or Schoolhouse thereon erected, or to 
     
     prevent the free and peaceable possession and 
     
     use thereof, and access thereto and thereover by, 
     
     or to the Trustees, Masters, or Children, or the 
     
     Inhabitants of' the District or Board of Educa- 
     
     tion, or others, for the purposes of education, 
     
     unless such interference shall be expressly sanc- 
     
     tioned by the terms of any Deed, Lease, or agree- 
     
     ment given by the owner, tenant, or occupant 
     
     of, or person entitled to the land, on which the 
     
     Schoolhouse is, or shall be erected, and any con- 
     
     veyance or deed of the site, heretofore made, or 
     
     hereafter to be made, shall be ineffectual to pass 
     
     any estate therein, so as to enable the grantee, 
     
     or re-lease, or person to whom it is or shall be 
     
     conveyed, to interfere with such site or School- 
     
     house thereon, or any of the aforesaid parties in 
     
     the free and peaceable use, occupation, and pos- 
     
     session of the same as aforesaid. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     LV I. From and after the passing of this Act, 
     
     the number of male District Schools for Char- 
     
     lottetown and the Common and Royalty thereof 
     
     shall not exceed nine, and it shall be the duty of 
     
     the resident householders within such districts 
     
     respectively, having children under the age of 
     
     seventeen years, to meet together, from time to 
     
     time, as the necessity shall arise, for the purpose 
     
     of electing Trustees, in the same manner, in all 
     
     respects, as is provided by this Act for the 
     
     election and re-election of Trustees for the 
     
     ordinary School Districts. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LVII. The Board of Education shall have 
     
     power, from time to time, when they shall deem 
     
     expedient, to divide the City of Charlottetown, 
     
     and the Common and Royalty thereof, into 
     
     School Districts, the whole not to exceed the 
     
     number of nine, including those now established, 
     
     and to alter such division from time to time, and 
     
     re-arrange such districts as occasion may require, 
     
     and such division or alterations shall be notified 
     
     by advertisement in the Royal Gazette news‘ 
     
     paper, from time to time, immediately after the 
     
     same shall have been made. Provided always, 
     
     nevertheless, that, until any new division or 
     
     alteration be made and announced, the districts 
     
     as now constituted and in operation shall con- 
     
     tinue and be in force. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     LVIII. There shall be allowed in‘ Charlotte— 
     
     town, and the Common and Royalty thereof, not 
     
     more than three masters of the highest or second 
     
     class, who shall be assigned by the Board of 
     
     Education to such Districts (with the consent of 
     
     the Trustees thereof,) within the said City, as 
     
     they may deem advisable, having a regard to 
     
     the ages and state of proficiency of the children 
     
     in the several districts, and giving preference to 
     
     the districts in which shall reside those most 
     
     advanced or proficient, and for each of the other 
     
     districts in the said City, Common and Royalty, 
     
     there shall be employed a master or teacher of 
     
     the first or lowest class; provided always, that, 
     
     if the inhabitants of any one of said districts, 
     
     instead of sending their children to the school 
     
     in their own district, if such shall be in opera- 
     
     tion, shall send them to the school in any other 
     
     district of the Town, Common or Royalty, they 
     
     may do so, unless the children at such last 
     
     mentioned school shall exceed sixty in number, 
     
     in which case, upon a representation made by 
     
     the Trustees of such last mentioned school, or 
     
     other persons interested therein, or who shall 
     
     desire to send their children thereto, of the 
     
     necessity of having an additional master or 
     
     teacher, as an assistant therein, it shall be com- 
     
     petent for the Board of Education to inquire into 
     
     the matter, and, if they see fit so to do, to 
     
     appoint an additional master or teacher, of either 
     
     class, as an assistant Teacher in such school; 
     
     provided further, that the Board shall not have 
     
     power to appoint such assistant master or teach- 
     
     er if the number of masters and assistants in 
     
     Charlottetown, Common and Royalty then 
     
     actually engaged and receiving Government 
     
     pay, exclusive of the masters and teachers of 
     
     the Normal Female Schools, shall amount to 
     
     twelve; provided further, that no teacher in 
     
     Charlottetown, under this Act, shall be entitled 
     
     to a salary unless he or she shall have taught at 
     
     least thirty scholars, and shall produce certificates 
     
     to that effect. I 
     
    
   
   
    
     LIX. The scholars. receiving instruction in 
     
     Charlottetown, and the Common and Royalty 
     
     thereof, at any of the schools therein receiving 
     
     support from the Government, shall pay, at the 
     
     time of their first admission into said schools, 
     
     and thereafter quarterly, in advance, each the 
     
     sum of one shilling and six-pence, tobe- collected 
     
     by the Teach-er of each school and paid over, if 
     
     a District School, to the Trustees thereof, and if 
     
     a Female School, to the Secretary of the Board 
     
     of Education, and to be applied by such Trustees, 
     
     as the Secretary of the said Board, respectively,