Edticati®nal> UCKLA N D UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. " ' SINCLAIR SCHOLARSHIP. Ono Scholarship of the annual value of £50, tenable for three years, will bo awarded at the end of October. 18St> , This Scholarship is open to all persons, male or female, bornin the Colony of New Zealand, who at the time of examination shall bo between the ngas of sixteen and twenty years, and who shall satisfy the Council of the College that neither they nor their parents or guardian* are able to provide a University Education for them without pecuniary aid. Candidates will bo examined in (1) Mathematics. (2) Phyoical Geography, (3) Animal Physiology, and (1) Botany. The standard for the Examination will be the same as that for the Junior Scholarship of the University of New Zealand. Special weight will be given to attainments ami capacity in Animal Physiology and Botany. Candidates are required to giro in their names On or before Octobor Ist to the .Registrar, from whom further information may bo obtained. The Xx» urinations are to be hold at Auckland. Wellington, Christehureh. and Duneciin. D. \V. RUNCIMAN, Registrar. May 2nd, 1896. THE Grnramar of the English Language Taught, with a view to Correct Composition, Correspond ence, Punctuation and Speaking, ARITHMETIC—The Latest, Quickest and Most Roliablo Methods taught. Writing— Every ft" ort madn to teach aa quickly aa the ability of the pupil will permit. T&TEGLECTED EDUCATION".— Private JL^ Lessons. Classo*. Night School. —W. Thompson Stevens. A.M.P. Buildings. QneenBtroet aud Middleton-istreet, Newmarlcot. BookKeeping, Shorthand. Language*, ,__ b B A"X TE R, TEACHER OP MUSIC AND SINGING. Will Resume Duties on MONDAY, 18th MAY. Upon his Return from the Conntry. BUSINESS TRAINING COLLEGE FOR ADULTS AND YOUTHS Lower Syjionds Street. Auckland. Principal: Mb. T. IIARLI3 GILES. I . Students may enter fsr any of the following subjects :— Writing--Book-keeping — Quick find New Methods of .Business Arithmetic— SHORTHAND — TYPEWRITING— Composition—Correspondence, etc. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. SPECIAL CLASSES FOR LADIES. N.B.—Quarter begins from dateof First Lesson Day Classes are held at the College. Evening Classes at Mr Giles1 Private Residence. St Andrew's Lodge, Alfred St., next Choral Hall THE AUCKLAND SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. AND BOO.K-KKEP--ING SCHOOL. Temple Chambers. Quekn-stkbkt, Opposite "Herald" Oifioe. Quarter begins from date- of entry: Tea Typewriters to choose from. Best results obtained. 53 pupils acting as Shorthand and Typewriting dorks in Auckland. Agent for the Barlock Typewriter, used by Her Majosty thoQuoon, the Royal Household. the Admiralty, Bank ol1 England, Koyal Engineers. *\ H. COLWILL. A YOUNG LADY, possessing firsbclasa credentials as a thoroughly experienced Teacher of Pianoforte, also knowledge of Voice Production, would givs instruction in family rorssoud home.—Address Lesley, care Mrs C. Carter. George-street, North Dunadia. Late Advertisements. . FOR SALE, a Small General Business ; good living for a couple or widow.— Apply Staii Ofiloe. ■ FOR SALE, Good Spring Car*, carries 15cwt; flrst-clasi order.—F. W. Johnston, ]55. Karangaliapo fload.__ __ ' ANTED, Youth for Foundry.—Apply C. and A. Collingg, Arch Hill. ANTED To Correspond with a Lady, ago ■■under 40. with n view to naatrimony ; widow with small family nst objected to.—Address M.8., Star Ofllce. ifSlONTFOTlTlorihe feeb—Try Miller and V/ Sons, Hitrh-etreot. near G.P.0.. for better I class Boots to order or repairs. WANTED, by Good Dressmaker, Sewing by the day or week, town or country.—For address apply to Mrs Brown, fancy Goods Shop; Upper Symonds-street^ 7S 6d PER WEEK and Small Deposit. —Several Cottages for sale on these easy terms : £30-Levol Allotment, 50x150 feet, in good position at Devonport. £265-PJCHMOND ROAD-6-Roomod Villa and nice allotment, well drained, nnar tram 1n£660-NORTHCO rf E-10 acres of land partly in Strawberries. 6-roomed House, sea and road frontage, near Ferry. MoNEYtoLendats£! rwi nLLlAMSoN. . Land Agent. 93, Queen-street. ■ \TSTANTED~CanvaBBer for Newspaper f V v ' and other Agencies; liberal commission allowed.- Apply first-by lattor_P L Q l ßc«m__ ANTED a Respectable Girl ußed to packing confectionery.-Apply Robert and Jowen. High-street. XV^ANTED Good Woman Cook (private) ? 16s; Kitchen Maid kept, also for Gisborne. and Generals. 10s: Waitresses. Thames and Coromandel. J2s: Housemaid, Waikato: Chi - dren'a Nars«, 10s. Coromandel: Generals, all parts; Boya.—MrsLockley. 366Qaecn-street. OR SALE, good 6 roomed House. erery conrenience. large allotmont.rniist be soldT price £240.-A. C. Riggs, Commission Agcttt, Karangahape Road. TCI Q B SAL E. DKVONPORT-Dssirable Residence^rooms, ono acre allotment. MOUNT EDEN—Substantial House, 10 rooms, on allotment 80x160. Cheap. MOUNT ROSKILL— Convenient House, 7 rooma, splondid'situation. PJENKOSE—Snug House, 5 rooms, 2J acres land, garden, etc. V, R. I.>IX. House and Land Agent. Coombes' Arcade,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 108, 9 May 1896, Page 5
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