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     EDWARD WHELAN, QUEEN’S PRINTER. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, W’ednesday, July 10, 1867. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     LAWS OF PRINCE EDWARD  
     
    
   
   
    
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     An Act to continue and amend certain 
     
     Acts therein mentioned, relating to 
     
    
   
   
    
     Education. 
     
     [Passed May 17, 1867. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “fHEREAS the Act of the Twenty-fourth 
     
    

    
     Victoria, Chapter thirty-six, intituled 
     
     “ An Act to consolidate and amend the several 
     
     Laws relating to Education,” and the Act of the 
     
     Twenty-sixth Victoria, Chapter five, intituled 
     
     “ An Act to alter and amend the Act intituled 
     
     An Act to consolidate and amend the several 
     
     Laws relating to Education,” will shortly ex- 
     
     pire, and it is deemed expedient to continue 
     
     and amend the same. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I. Be it therefore enacted by the Lieutenant 
     
     lovernor, Council and Assembly, as follows: 
     
     From and after the passing of this Act the in- 
     
     habitants of all School Districts in this Island 
     
     and of Charlottetown, Summerside and George- 
     
     town, shall not, save and except as herein- 
     
     after mentioned, be liable to pay or contribute 
     
     towards the salary of any teacher in any school 
     
     district or town in this Island, as directed and 
     
     required by the said recited Act of the Twenty- 
     
     sixth Victoria, Chapter five; and in lieu of the 
     
     several and reSpective amounts in the said re- 
     
     cited Acts mentioned, to be paid as salaries to 
     
     the several classes of teachers and assistant 
     
     teachers and ushers of Crammer Schools in the 
     
     several districts and towns of this Island, save 
     
     and except the teacher of the Charlottetown 
     
     Grammar School and of the usher thereof“, 
     
     whose salaries are provided for by the Act of 
     
     the Twenty-seventh Victoria Chapter Thirty- 
     
     one, hereinafter mentioned, there shall be paid 
     
     to such teachers, assistant teachers and ushers, 
     
     out of the public Treasury of this Island, the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     respective yearly salaries following, that is to 
     
     say: To male district teachers of the first or 
     
     lowest class, the sum of fifty-five pounds per 
     
     annum ; to male district teachers of the second 
     
     or highest class, the sum of sixty pounds per 
     
     annum ; to female district teachers, the sum of 
     
     thirty-eight pounds per annum; to male dis— 
     
     trict teachers of Grammar Schools, when two 
     
     districts combine to form a Grammar school, as 
     
     in and by the said Act of the Twenty—sixth 
     
     Victoria, Chapter five, is mentioned, directed 
     
     and provided, the sum of one hundred pounds 
     
     per annum ; to male district teachers of Gram- 
     
     marSchools where districts are not so combined, 
     
     the sum of ninety-five pounds per annum ; ts 
     
     ushers of such first named Grammar schools, the. 
     
     sum of ten pounds per annum; to teachers of 
     
     Grammar Schoools in Georgetown and Summer- 
     
     side, the sum of one hundred pounds each per 
     
     annum ; and to the ushers of Georgetown and 
     
     Summerside Grammar schools, the sum of fifteen 
     
     pounds per annum 3 to male teachers of schools ll: 
     
     Charlottetown, of the first or lowest class, the 
     
     sum of seventy-seven pounds per annum ; and 
     
     to the assistant of such last named teachers, the 
     
     sum of sixty pounds per annum ; to teachers of 
     
     the second or highestclass of schools in Charlotte- 
     
     town, the sum of one hundred pounds per 
     
     annum, and to the assistant of such last named 
     
     teacher, the sum of sixty pounds per annum ; 
     
     to female teachers of female schools in Charlotte- 
     
     town, the sum of forty-five pounds per annum ; 
     
     to teachers of the Female School in George- 
     
     town, the sum of thirty-eight pounds per 
     
     annum ; and lastly to male teachers of the first 
     
     or lowest class, who shall not have passed an 
     
     examination and obtained a certificate from the 
     
     Board of Education, or who shall not be deem- 
     
     ed by the Board of Education to be entitled to a