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The Government had decided to close the Victoria British School in Causeway Bay by the end of 1931. About 50 children would be affected.

Date	1931
Related Keywords	English school
Material Type	Print
Collection	Education in Pre-war Hong Kong
Source	Hong Kong Daily Press, 1931-07-20, Page 7.
Repository	The University of Hong Kong Libraries
Note to Copyright	Copyright expires
Accession No.	Edu_HKDP_007

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