REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, BOMBAY, FOR THE YEAR 1858-59. |
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... mathematics , contributing , no doubt , to the excellent appearance made by the students in that branch at the senior scholarship examination . The latter has taught Guzeratee . Vernacular instruction has thus , for the first time ...
... mathematics , contributing , no doubt , to the excellent appearance made by the students in that branch at the senior scholarship examination . The latter has taught Guzeratee . Vernacular instruction has thus , for the first time ...
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... mathematics ( including statics ) , surveying , and levelling , engineering , drawing , building , and construction , and setting out works on the ground . No instruction is given , or could be given , in experimental science or geology ...
... mathematics ( including statics ) , surveying , and levelling , engineering , drawing , building , and construction , and setting out works on the ground . No instruction is given , or could be given , in experimental science or geology ...
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... mathematics ; 4 , general knowledge ) , of two grades , advanced and elementary . The answers of the former class were to be written in English , of the latter either in English or the vernacular as the respondent pleased . 122 ...
... mathematics ; 4 , general knowledge ) , of two grades , advanced and elementary . The answers of the former class were to be written in English , of the latter either in English or the vernacular as the respondent pleased . 122 ...
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... shows great varieties of merit , even in boys of the same class ; Deesa is considerably below the other schools . 131. In mathematics , Surat and Broach exhibit the most advanced reading . At Rajkote the junior papers were neatly 46.
... shows great varieties of merit , even in boys of the same class ; Deesa is considerably below the other schools . 131. In mathematics , Surat and Broach exhibit the most advanced reading . At Rajkote the junior papers were neatly 46.
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... water carts ( for the executive engineer ) , repairs to carriages , lamps , mathematical instruments , guns , a loco- motive piston , a fire - engine , road - rollers , & c . 178. Mr. Tracy , superintendent of this branch , and 56.
... water carts ( for the executive engineer ) , repairs to carriages , lamps , mathematical instruments , guns , a loco- motive piston , a fire - engine , road - rollers , & c . 178. Mr. Tracy , superintendent of this branch , and 56.
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15 monthly 30th April Ahmedabad Ahmednuggur Anatomy Anglo-vernacular annual answers Appendix arithmetic assistant attendance Average Belgaum Bombay boys branch Broach Byramjee Canarese candidates cation Chemistry Collectorate course Deesa deputy inspectors Dharwar Director of Public districts ditto ditto ditto E. I. HOWARD elementary Elphinstone College Elphinstone Institution English schools establishment examination favourable Fees Framjee funds give Government schools Govind grammar Grant Medical College Guzeratee improvement India indigenous schools Jejeebhoy junior Jurisprudence Kurrachee Maratha master mathematics means mensem ment Murathee School Narayen native papers paragraph Parse Parsee partially self-supporting PEET Persian Pestonjee Poona College Practical present Presidency Principal prizes Professor proficiency progress Public Instruction pupils Qualified question Rajkote Remarks revenue Rutnagherry Sanscrit Sattara scholars schoolmasters senior division Senior Scholarship Sindee Sir Jamsetjee Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy Surat Surgery Talooka Tanna teachers tendance tion Total Cost translation vernacular schools village Vishnoo તે
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