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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14622, 29 January 1918, Page 2

Mr F. L. Carter, of Clifton Coilegt/ who exchanged posts for a while with i I a master of Christ's College, Christ-j I church, contributed to the United Km-\ pire for November an article on "The Public School, the Master, and the Empire." The colonial schoolmaster, he says, "knows more of England than ; his English confrere does of the colo- ■ nies; he is familiar with, our history ■and the slow", growth-of on;' ooi!st:tr- | tion; ho regards the land ar. 'Koine,' : and he has a fairly complete i-nuiw!v-ri..<o .of our great towns' and regions c!: industry: what, .however, he '}.m\< .not realise'is- fciie complexity and vust»ej/s ', of our social lu-obLeins and the intricate ! character of our foreign ;poiicy, clr.e to our interests in every quarter of tht globe." Mr Carter urges the vr.lne-oi extending i..he system of iiii's-rvmigc : amongst teachers' oi" Empire sch<:ci:-,