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( రిఫే) Y I Paarta. 131. Special grahts may be given towards the cost of building school-houses, provided such school-houses are masonry structures. | 132. Grants shall not be given to pay off debts for buildings, nor in consideration of former expenditure for building, nor for the maintenance of buildings. 踢 ም 183. Before a building grant is sauctioned by a District Board, the site, plans, estimates, specifications, title and trust deeds must be approved by the Inspector. 134. In the event of a difference of opinion between a District Board and Inspector with reference to a building grant, the matter shall be referred to the Commissioner through the Magistrate. ኳ 135. Any school to which and is given by a District Board, together with all its accounts, books and other records, shall at all times be open to inspection and examination by the officers of the Board, by the Commissioner of the Division, and Magistrate of the district, and by the Inspector or Deputy Inspector, and to this end the records and accounts shall be placcd in such custody that they shall always be accessible on the visit of any such examining or inspectrug offic.cr. Such luspection shall have no referenen to religious instruction, but only to secular education 136. Should the inspec ing or cxamining officer referred to in the last preceding rule discover that the instruction or discipline in any school aided by a District Board is , not efficient, or that the accounts are not properly kept, or that any of the conditions on which grants are made are not observed, he shall report the matter to the District Board. Should the Board on such reference omit to take the necessary action, a further reference may be made by the inspecting or examining officer to the Magistrate of the district, or to the Director in the way provided in Rule 125 above. 137. District Boards shall uot, without the permission of the Director of Public Instruction, make a grant to any school, except a school for training teachers, that does? not require a fee from all its pupils, provided that this rule shall not apply to scholarshipholders, who, in accordance with rules presci ibed by Government, may be entitled to free tultiOn. Sfc Tio N V –PRIMARY St hool,s. 138. Subject to the powers entrusted to Union Committees by section 112 of the Act, District Boards shall be charged with the duty of maintaining and managing all primary schools under public management within thc district, and of determinug the rates of stipends or rewards payable to the gut us and pupils of such schools, in accordauce with the rules from time to time prescribed by Government. 189. District Boards shall giant rewards to the gurus and pupils of all primary schools within the district on the result of periodical examinations. 110. The al rangements for such examinations including the appointment of examiners shall be made by the IOistrict Board in consultation with the Inspector 141. All payments aud rewards to gurus and pupils to be granted on the result of such examulations shall be sanctioned by the Bould on the report of a -Sub-Inspector, confirmed by the Deputy Insp tor 142. The District 13oard shall, in consultation with the Deputy Inspector, make payments to chief gurus and other agents (exclusive of Sub Inspectors) employed to inspect primary schools within the district 143. Every District Bo ord may make grants and contributions to primary seheols under private management within the district, plovided such grants and contributious be in accordance with the rules from time to time prescribed by Government. 144. Should any difle cute of opinion arise between the District Board and the Inspector, the matter shall be referred either by the Inspector or by the Board through the Magistrate to the Commissioner The Communssionet's orders on such reference shall be final as between the Inspector and the Board, unless a question of principie be involved. In matters nvolving questions of principle, if the Inspector be dissatisfied with the Commissioner's orders, he may refer the matter to Government through the Dircctor of Public Instruction. I Government Gazette, 2nd March 1880.]