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Name. Designation. Qualifications. | Present pay. Romarks,
Rs.
13. Mr. N. Ghoso « | Indian Assistant . » {BSc . . 300
14, Mr. Mahabir Dayal Ditto ‘. « | SLA, . . 300
15, Mr. Dan Mal . Ditto . . | BS. BR. 270
16. Mr. Vidya Sagar Ditto . -{MA,BT . 270
Bhatia. e
17, Mr. M.N. Kapur . Ditto . - | M.Sc, T. Dip. 260
(Lon.),
18. Mr. A. Sharman . Ditto . « | MLA, BLT. . 170
19, Mr. Raghbir Dayal Ditto . [MAD . . 170 | On deputation for
training at Lahore,
20. Mr. Sarban Nath Ditto . + | MLA, Ber, . 160
Sang.
21 Mr. B.C. Quo . Ditto . . Unie Inter. 160
{Science),
22, Pt. Purushottam | Religious Instructor . | Acharya . . 120
Sharma. 50
23, Mr. Din Dayal =. | Indian Assistant . »(|MAVBT 150 | On probation.
24. Mt Ream Prasad Ditto . -{MA,LLB. 100 | Temporary,
Garg.
25. Mr. Hor Prasad Ditto . . | BA. . . 60 { Allowance.
harm,
26. Mr.S. D. Bhargava Ditto . - {Bsa . . 50 | Allowance,
27. Mr.8.P. Khare. Ditto . - | BA. . . 50 | Allowance.
I was associated with Mr. J. Sargent, Educational Commissioner with
the Government of India in his inspection of the Mayo College on the 2nd
February 1939.
2. I have nothing to add to the comments I made last year on the very
high standard maintained by the Mayo College in buildings, games fields
and externals generally, It is 4 pleasure to go round the College.
3. I was chiefly concerned last year in endeavouring to ascertain
whether the College was carrying out two functions which appear to me of
very great importance if this exclusive and expensive form of education is
to be fully justified :—
(i) giving the young Ruler, Thakur or landownet some practical
teaching in agriculture, land revenue and estate management
and rousing his interest in those subjects,
(ii) affording an opportunity for entering the Army or Police to the
younger brothers of future Rulers, Thakurs and landowners,
who are by birth and temperament particularly well fitted for
the higher public services and for whom suitable employment
is most difficult to find.
In regard to (i), progress has been made with plans and estimates for a
Model Dairy Farm, land has been set aside for this farm and arrangements
have been made for tuition to be given by a qualified instructor from
Lyallpur. The serious prevailing water shortage, caused by three successive
poor monsoons, prevents any further progress for the present.
Land Revenue. Administration and Practical surveying form one of
the subjects taught and are an alternative subject for the Diploma
Examination. '
There is a proposal under consideration to replace the latter examina-
tion by the Cambridge School Certificate examination and there is much
to be said in favour of substituting for what has become a private exami-
nation one which 1s so widely recognised. I had formed the impression