( $ጭ8 ) (RAE இல், 145. District Boards shall be responsible for the payment of the stipends, of primary school teachers under training in mstitutions provided by Government for this purposer szorios VI.–Locái. Bbambs.’ 146. In every case where a District Board shall, under section 101 of the Act, transfer the management and maintenance of any school or schools to a Local Board, the provisions contained in the preceding rules shall he generally applicable to such Local Board ; , provided that the District Board shall, in all cases, have a general power of control over such looal Board: SECTION VII.-Union Committees. 147. Every primary school under public management maintained by a Union Committee under section 112 of the Act shall be called a Union Committee school. 2. Every Union Committee shall have the power within the Union— (1) Of determining the places at which Union Committee schools shall be opened. o (2) Of deciding upon the transfer or abolition of existing Union Committee schools. (3) Of fixing the class of every such school : the selection to be made from classes recognized by the Educational Department (4) Of prescribing the standard of instruction in every such school the selection to be made from standards recognized by the Educational Department. (5) Of fixing the salary of the guru of every such school, and of removing or transferring him within the Union. (6) Of fixing the rate of monthly, admission, or re-admission fees payable by the pupils of every such school. 148. With reference to section 112 of the Act, by which Union Committees are declared responsible for the trausmission to gurus of Union Committee schools of the rewards granted by the District or Local Boards, it shall be the duty of each Union Committee to compel the guru of every such school to attend such examinations and gatherings, and to present his pupils at such examinations and gatherings as shall be from time to time ordered by the District or Local Board or the Deputy Inspector. 149. Every Union Committee school shall be liable to inspection and examination by officers of the Educational Department, by the Commissioner of the Division, and by the Magistrate of the district 150. Nothing in these rules shall preclude the establishment and maintenance of primary schools within the Union by private individuals or self-constituted local associations, and the pupils of all such schools shall be entitled to present themselves at all examinations for rewards and grants payable by the District Board to the pupils and gurus of primary schools. SECT1oN VIII.—ScHoi.ArsR rps. 151 Lower primary scholarships shall be awarded by the District Board in consultation with the Deputy Inspector, and a list of the scholars elected shall be forwarded to the Inspector, who will pass the bills as at prescnt. 152. The lower primary scholarship examinations shall be conducted in every district under the supervision of the Deputy Inspector by examuers appointed by the District Boards un consultation with tho Inspector. Ö 158. It shall be competent to the District Board, before the award of upper primary and 'hiddle scholarships, to make representations to the Inspector in favour of particular schools or tracts which it may deem deserving of special encouragement on account of their less advanced state, or for other reasons, and the Inspector shall be bound to ماهه auch representatious into consideration. تهr [ Government Gazette, 9th March 18 6.] 幕
