(1.) STATISTICS OF ATTENDANCE IN THE HIGH, SENIOR, AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR THE YEAR 1898–99.

(2.) STATEMENT OF ATTENDANCE AND AVERAGE COST.

This Statement includes all expenditure made upon Income Account, as shown by the Statement of Receipts and Disbursements.

(3.) COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.

NOTE. The detailed information about the Montreal Protestant Schools given in Appendices A., B., and G., was obtained in response to an application made to the Protestant Board of School Commissioners. A similar application was made by the same mail to the Roman Catholic Board of School Commissioners for Montreal, but no answer had been received at the time of going to Press.

Attendance

High School Classes carry forward Primary Education

III. TECHNICAL, COMMERCIAL AND AGRICULTURAL INSTRUC

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282

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286

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TION

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V. SCHOOLS FOR THE BLIND AND THE DEAF AND DUMB

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A. Regulation of the Council of Public Instruction re-
ferring to "Devotional Exercises "

B. The Public School Course of Study as prescribed in 1898
C. The General Regulations of the Provincial High School
Examinations, 1898

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312

D. Regulations of the Council of Public Instruction
referring to County Academies -

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E. Regulations of the Council of Public Instruction
referring to "Common" School Buildings-

F. Regulations of the Council of Public Instruction on
the Licensing of Teachers and their professional
qualifications

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