...average attendance. (6.) IÍ the Teachers are manifestly incapable (2), or have not been duly paid. (<?.) If the registers be not kept with sufficient accuracy to warrant confidence in the Returns. (rf.) If the Inspector has reason to believe that anyone of the Teachers is an immoral character (3)....

...does not exceed 40, and who form part of one school under a certificated teacher in the same premises. (c.) If the girls in the school be not taught plain...needlework as part of the ordinary course of instruction. (cL) If the registers, accounts, and certificates (Articles 79, and 88, columns 2-3) do not warrant...

...for each child in average attendance. (l>.) If the principal teacher be not duly certified. (•:. ) If the girls in the school be not taught plain needlework as part of the ordinary course of instruction. (</.) If the registers be not kept with sufficient accuracy to warrant confidence in the returns, (e.)...

...each child in average attendance. (6.) If the principal teacher be not duly certificated (Article 61). (c.) If the girls in the school be not taught plain...Inspector's Report, there appears to be any primd facie objection of a gross kind. A second inspection, wherein another Inspector or Inspectors takes...

...each child in average attendance. (b.) If the principal teacher bo not duly certificated (Article 61). (c.) If the girls in the school be not taught plain...ordinary course of instruction. (d.) If the registers bo not kept with sufficient accuraey to warrant confidence in the returns. < <•.) If, on the Inspector's...

...each child in average attendance. (4.) If the principal teacher bo not duly certificated (Article 61). (c.) If the girls in the school be not taught plain...needlework as part of the ordinary course of instruction. (</.) If the registers be not kept with sufficient accuracy to warrant confidence in the returns. (e.)...

...grant, being one-third of such due payment, upon the money received by the managers, under Article 40. (c.) If the girls in the school be not taught plain...needlework as part of the ordinary course of instruction. (rf.) If the registers be not kept with sufficient accuracy to warrant confidence in the returns. (e.)...

...each child in average attendance. (4.) If the principal teacher be not duly certificated (Article 61). (c.) If the girls in the school be not taught plain needlework as part of the ordinary coun>e of instruction. (rf.) If the registers be not kept with sufficient accuracy to warrant confidence...

...grant, being one-third of such due payment, upon the money received by the managers, under Article 40. (c.) If the girls in the school be not taught plain...sufficient accuracy to warrant confidence in the returns. («.) If, on the Inspectors report, there appears to be any pnma fade objection of a gross kind. A...

...17. School Accounts. According to Article 51 (d), "The Grant is withheld altogether if the register be not kept with sufficient accuracy to warrant confidence in the returns." In the present Code the words " and accounts " is inserted after " register." This is a point of importance...