PART IIA [ ( צול 龜 & ነ * 育 尊 154. The District Board shall be furnished every year with an abstract of the results of the upper primary and middle scholarship braininations. * ' " : * * * * *
à W چه حی Sвстгом 1k-ສົ້ມ.ສcສ. 155. For the purpose of the maiutenance and management of schools, the Lieutenant- ú Governor shall every year make over to the District, Board the primary allotment of the district, the grant-in-aid allotment for. Board seh: ialling under ສeduo “Iv' lt these rules, a contrhnution to the support of | thosຍ່, schools tಣ್ಣ be managed directly ty the Boards, and any additional sum that may be granted ippért"of educatiວ່? under control of the District Board. مية փա լ د ب- * { است.» عهد نام " ، 156. The Deputy Inspector under the Inspector's orders shall prepare educational budget estimates for the district, and shall submit them to the District Board on or beforg the 15th July in the year immediately preceding that for which they are framed. The budget estimates as approved by the Board shall be forwarded by the Board to the Magistrate on or before the 15th August, and the Magistrate shall forward them with his remarks through the Commissioner to the Director of Public Instruction in whose office they shall be due on or before the 1st of September. 曾 W 157. The Inspector shall prepare budget estimates for every High English school within his circle, the management and maintenance of which shall, udder" section 64 of the Act, be entrusted to a Joint Committee, and shall submit them to the Joint Committee before the 1st of August in the year immediately preceding that for which the estimates ure framed. The approved estimates shall be forwarded to the Director of Public Instruc tion on or before the 1st of September. Sкстпом Х.—Rвилтгом or Dтвтвтот Волков то Еooолтома, gонтковына AGENGres. | { wr14 پیٹنٹ. 158. All Sub-Inspectors within the district shall submit their diaries to the District Board through the Deputy Inspector, who will forward them with his remarks.’ F. so نه * A. 159. Sub-Inspectors, being the executive officers of the District Board, are subject in all respects to the orders of the Board, provided that no Sub-Inspector shall be dismissed without the consent of the Director of Public Instruction. Sub Inspectors who have been degraded or suspended shall have an appeal to the Magistrate. 160 subject to the veto of the Inspector, Sub-Inspectors shall be appointed by the District Board. Leave may be granted to Sub-Inspectors by the Distriët Board, in accordince with the provisions of the Civil Leave Code, notice of the fact being at the same time communicated to the Inspector Ampheations for leave from Deputy Inšpectors shall' be forwarded through the Inspector to the Director of Public Instruction.' όν 4 ) , 161 The salary and travelling bills of Sub Inspectors shall be submitted through the Deputy Inspector to the District Board'with whom shall rest the power of passing them. * 162. The Deputy Inspector shall forward to the Distript Board, a copy of so much of the quarterly return of his inspection of schools as has reference to Board schools. 163. The correspondence of District Boards with the Director of Public Instruction shall, in cases not otherwise provided for, and subject to the provisions of Rule 79, be carried on through the Inspector. ‘A SecTioN XI -Miscri.i.Aneous. g Y. $ ! 164. No school building or extension of a school building shall be constructed by a District Board unless the site, plans and estimate for the same shall have been approved by the, Inspector if the , cost of the work is not to exceed lès. 1,000, or by the Director of Public Instruction in any other case. 165. Inspectors may in their annual reports notice the building, library, furniture, and play-ground of middle and high schools under the management of District Boards and Joint Committees within their circles. The apnual, report of the Inspector shall I government Gasette, 9th March 1886 J
