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90 EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.
School of Languages — Alliance Feancaise, Oercle Francais, and
Esperanto Club, 10 Whitehall street.— Principal— Jean Duchene.
School of Cookery, 28 Ward road.— Teacher— Miss E. M. Dods. (Tele-
phone No. 22y3.)
Bank Street Institution, 32 Bank street.— Teachers— Misses Milne.
Engineering Academy, 23 Castle street. — Teacher— "VV. D. Martin.
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MORGAN TRUST— Board op Governors.— Elected by the Town Council
of Dundee — Charles Barrie (Chairman) and Jas. Perrie. By the To^wn
Council of Forfar — Provost Adamson. By the Town Covmcil of Arbroath —
Ex-Provost Grant. By the Town Council of Montrose — Ex-Provost Melvin. By;
the Directors of the High School — Hugh Ballingall. By the Presbytery o'f
Dundee — Rev. D. B. Cameron, D.D, By the School Board of Dundee-
William Mudie. By the Nine Trades of Dundee— T. M. Cappon. Clerk
and Factor — John M. Hendry, 39 Murraygate.
DUNDEE BURGH COMMITTEE ON SECONDARY EDUCATION.—
From the Town Council, George Stevenson, William Doig, James Urquhart ;
from the School Board, G. K. Smith, Rev. D. B. Cameron, D.D., Rev. W. A.
Dunbar ; from the Educational Trust, W. S. Melville ; from the Morgan Trust,
Charles Barrie ; from the High School Directors, James Logie ; and from
Scotch Education Department, J. M. Wattie, H.M. Inspector of Schools,
John Thornton, Clerk ; T. H. B. Rorie, Treasurer.
THE DUNDEE EDUCATIONAL TRUST.— For the administration oi
Educational Endowments. Governors elected by the Town Council — W. S.
Melville, William Doig, J. H. Martin, and J. M. Nairn. The Burgh School
Board — Rev. Joseph Holder, Rev. W. A. Dunbar, and Rev. Dr Cameron.
The Kirk-Session of Dundee — Rev. W. Lyall Wilson, M.A., Rev. James M.
Benson, James Lov/. Chamber of Commerce — Geo. K. Smith. The Trades
Council — James Mann. The High School — Hugh Ballingall. The University
College — Rev. Dr Cox. The Senatus of the University of St Andrews-
Principal Stewart. Clerk and Factor— George Brodie Paul, 4 High street.
The funds are applied in providing bursaries for the children of parents whc
are not in the receipt of parochial aid, but in circumstances requiring aid f oi
giving them higher education. The allocation is as follows, viz. : —
1. To provide school books and writing materials for children at ordinary
schools, £200.
2. To provide bursaries for education at the Harris and Morgan Academies
for pupils in the sixth standard and upwards, each tenable for two j^ears, re^
ceive from £6 to £10 per annum according to class attended. All awarded bj
public competition. Open to children attending any Board school in Dundee
Authorized sum £700.
3. To provide bursaries (1) for education at the High School for pupils attend
ing a Board school in Dundee in the fourth, fifth, or sixth standard, each tenabh
at the middle school not longer than three years, receive £10, £11, and £12 eacl
vear ; (2) for education at tbe Upper School of the High School. Open t(
High School pupils only. Tenable for three years. Authorized sum £500,
4. To i^rovide bursaries to be held at a L^niversity, University College, O!
approved technical school, tenable for three years, of the value of £21
annually. Open to all who have attended a public or state-aided school ii
Dundee at least one year before examination. Authorized sum £300.
.5. To provide bursaries for pupils attending evening classes for higher o>||!lil
technical instruction. Awarded lay public competition; maj' be held for thret
years, of tlie annual value of £1, £1 10s, and £2 respectively. Authorizec |l{
fium £400. The Morgan Trust contributes £150 per annum of tliis sum.
6. For the promotion of efficient evening classes for gratuitous jDractica
instruction in domestic economy — £250. I h