The Archive · 1904

The Chinese Public

SCHOOL

Ir has been felt for a long time that it was only fair that the Muni-which does a great deal to eduction of foreign Shanghai, should do the sons of the Ohi-

The staff consists of two foreigners, as to whom it is enough to say that work by the Reverend W. A. T. they were specially selected for the Barber, B. D., formerly of Wuchang, and now headmaster of the Leys School, Cambridge, four Englishing Chinese, including" graduates of well-known colleges, and five Chinese teachers, the head: of whom Re

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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