that the arrangements are becoming. outgrown by increased educational needs. Sustained efforts hare since been made towards oxercomiog the difficulties brought about by the need for rapid development of the institution. As notified in the Municipal Gazette on April 28 the Headmaster is iaspectiog modern School arrangements in England, and is collecting as much information as possible for guidance hereafter.
[The Council is entirely satisfied that this subject has been receiving and will continue to receive adequate attention. While the Committee is avoiding undue haste in recommending changes Of lasting importance, there is evident regress in tal the necessary mea-'School to the require-monte of changing local conditions}, Accommodation.—An Estimate of the cost of the few articles of furniture necessary for the teachers' room is submitted, amounting to $110.50, and authorization of this small unestimated expenditare is recommended, [Other minutes of this meeting refer to numerous atyff arrangements, and to matters which are still under conaideration,
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