Supplementary Regulations. Order C. Aborigines.

1. To train native youths more effectually in the practical knowledge of trades, an annual allowance not exceeding £120 will be given in aid of the salary of a qualified trade-teacher in such of the departments of carpentry, wagon-making, smiths'-work, and leather-work, as may, with the consent of the Government, be attached to a native industrial institution; provided that no allowance shall be given, as a rule, for more than two trade-departments in the same institution, nor for any trade-department which is attended by less than fifteen resident native youths on probation before apprenticeship, or ten resident natives under definite engagement with the authorities of the institution as apprentices in the trade-department for which an allowance is made.

2. An allowance not exceeding £30 will be given in aid of the out fit of tools, fittings, and materials for trade-departments which may, with the consent of the Government, be attached to a native industrial institution.

3. An annual allowance not exceeding £50 will be given in aid of the expenses of an industrial department or trade-class attached, with the consent of the Government, to a native industrial institution not in receipt of any allowance under the foregoing sections, I and 2, or to a native day-school, provided that the industrial department or trade-class is daily attended by a satisfactory number of young persons ot suitable age.