PRINCE ALBERT COLLEGE.
The opening of the Prince Albert College, Upper Queen-street, for day scholars and boarders, takes place on the 12bh February noxb, and prospectuses giving all information may be obtained at Mr John Edson'e, Queen-street, or by post from Rev. H. Bull, Onebunga. The Board of Governors comprise many business men, and they are sparing no expense in order to provide for the homo comfort of intending resident scholars. Mr Thomas Jackson, M.A. (London), formerly Principal of Truro College, has been chosen as Principal; Mr Frank Augustine Pemberton, M.A., double honour-man Now Zealand University, as second master, and Mr John G. Bollard, of Queen's Colloge, as third master. There will be visiting masters for music,.painting; drawing, Hebrew, mnemonics, typewriting, gymnastics, and shorthand. Pupils will be prepared for the matriculation, Civil Service, intermediate and B.A. exams., in which work Mr Jack Eon has been highly successful. The authorities of the college, believing that a sound mind can besb be looked for in a sound body, hfure^oade■.arrangenionti&in harmjpny.w.iba, this belief. The masters of the colloge are skilled athletes. Mr Pemborton, in addition tobishigh scholastic attainments, isone of the mosb accomplished athletos in the colony. The scholarship arrangements are now complete, and the competition will take place early in the first term. /
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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 303, 20 December 1894, Page 2
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