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Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 204, 29 August 1896, Page 3

Board and Residence. (^AR I SBROOKE, J North Shore. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE For Gentlemen and Families. "WTACANCIBS AT " ELLISMERE," V Princas-atreet. Telephone, No. 825. Educational. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM MAR SCHOOL (FOCNDEB IS69>. lOK IjiOl'S AND GIRLS. • Head Master: J. W. TIBBS. M.A.. Kcbls College. Oxford, somstima . Taßmanian Koholar. assisted by a largo stafl of UaiYMsity Graduates. SUCCESSES OP THE SCHOOL FOft THE 7EAK. 1895 6. 1. SENIOR DISTRICT SCHOLARSHIPS. The School gained Ton out of the Klerea Scholarships offered by the Board of Education. a JUNIOR UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS. The School pained Fire out of Fifteen Scholarships afTsred by the Unir«raity for oos* petition among th« schools of the Colony. All tbe other candidates from the School paesed "■with cr«dit." 1 MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. Thirteen passed; and Ona the Madical Prolimiaary. ,» 4 THE SCHOOL GAINED THE "GILLIE 3 SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP " «t Uaivor«ity Collfisro, 6. JUNIOR CIVIL SKRVICE EXAMINATION. The School won Firo Cadetahips in 1896. THJE KESUT.T.S FOIt 1896 ARK NOT YBT" PUBLISHifS. PRINCE A LBERT /^OLLESE. UPPSR QUS.«N-ST., AUCKLAND. DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS. Hefttinp.aeter (ResidenU: THOMAS JACKSON. M.A. (London University). Seeand Master (Rosi«Bant): » B. 11. LOVT. S.A. (Now Zealand). Junior Maetar (Ttosidanti: E. O. CRADWOiCK. ii.A. (New Zealand). Master bower School (Resideat): JOHN &. BOLLARD. DEPARTMENT FOR GIRLS. Headmaster dissident): THOMAS JACKSON. M.A., (London Unfyorsity). First Atuisttibt (Uatideßt): MISS R. W. McKKRHOTT. MA. (Now Zealand) Sacnmi Assistant (Resident) : MI?JS B. M. RAINiTOK^H. M.A. (New Zaaland) Assisted br an efflciont staff of Visiting Masters. Althaagh bcilt on the aatae gronntla &a the Boys' Coliegre, and usder tho same niana.^9-' snenr, tho Girls' College is a »apara*e iaistitation, hnrinrr its own plovrround. Copies of the Prospzctns, with any further information, may be obtained on applying to tbe Headmaster at the College. O VV E R GLKNBIDE, i UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: M"r3 YOUNO. nanisted by an efficient Sialf. For special subjects best Blasters are engaged, Proiroeotusos on application. Half Term begins Monday. July 13. MR. O O" "OINKNEY, B.A. J_S.n JLJ.O JL (London Uniyersitj) Prapares Candidates for UniTeraity, Civil Serrica. and othu? Examinations. Schools visited. Address: C/o Mrs. Oxley, Wallace-street, Poneonby. Gi RL S' COLLEGE. Ponsonby Road. PRINCIPAL .. .. MISS CHRTSTAI (Late Head Miatross Girla' Colloro. Wellington). • Assisted by the Best Masters and Resident i Teaohera. - - ■ The Students aro Prepared for Univorsity aad Civil Servico Examinations. Highest References. Nest Term becins May 27th. LADIES' fiOLLEGE, T3 EMU ERA. Principal: Mrs MOORE-JONES. M.R.C.P.; M.il. ; CM.; S.K. Staff of first-class Professors a»d four Rosident qualified Govern«Bses. Applications for Yae.-.nc;io9 an tliay occur vriil ba enterUinod in order of application. Half term began on MONDAY. July 13th. MRS"FLORENCE ANDERSON, iiate Flantist in Herr Carl Schmidt's Ladies' Orchestra, Also Pupil of Mi« A. H. Gne. I<! prepared to receive PUPILS for PIANOFORTJE. FLUTE and SINGING, at her Studio, 319. VICTORIA A*RCADE. Mr A. H. Gee's roothod o£ voice production (ausht Terms on application. Studio. 20 x 18, for Hiro for Musical Evenings, Practising, etc. Torms moderate. School of Musio 88 VJCTOR3A STREET, AUCKLAND. T. E. CARTER TEACHER OF MUSIC AND MUSIC S3I>I>3B. Teachor of the Violin, Piano. Banjo, Guitar, Mandolin. Antoharp and VAJMPING. Termß and Testimonialit on application. REPAIRER OF ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. JUST LANDED—A Splendid Assortment of Violins. Cellos, Banjos. Guitars, Maiulotias. Aceordoona. Concertinas. Autoharjia; Violia atsd Banjo Strings. Violin Cases at 5s lid, worth EV2USIO! MUSIC! "mUSic! All Popular MUSIC BOOKS and TUTOKS 21a WOETH OF MUSIC FOR So. -J Anyone cutting or.t this Coupon and taking sit to T. E. Cnrtor, will Ret for 2a one o£ his O Rolls of BEST MUSIC. Published price. 21s. £"|Extract from the "Auckland Eveninjr Star." 3 June 22:—" The Music is beautifully printed, ©and the Selections of Music include Songs Q and Pieces both New and Popular."' POST FRES. 2s 6d. PICTURES and Picture Frames IN ENDLESS VARIETY. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE, baine Direct IMPORTER and Manufacturer. All kinds of Frames made to order on the ohortest notice. Note thk Asorxss— T. E. CARTES, 88, VICTORIA BT. AUCKLAND. rT>ROPETSSOR CARROLLO'S JL GYMNASIUM. Held at the YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Corner of WolJeatey and Albert Btreets, Auckland. CLASSES—AdnIt Males: Monday and Thm* day. from 7.45 till 10 p.m. Adult Ladies: Tuesday, from 2.30 till 4 p.m.; Sttorday, from 11 a.m till 12.50 p.ro. Juvenile Girls and Boys: Tuesday and Friday, from 4.15 till 5.30 p.m. Boye at School: Monday and Thursday, frem 4.15 till 5.30 n.m. Boys : Batnrday, from 9.30 till 11 a.m. I Prirate Lessons and Schools attended as pop agresraent. 1 Second Term begins Monday, June 15, DANCING. ______ Mrs SOWER BY will reopen her Classes for Ballroom and Fancy Dancing on SATURDAY, 13th iiint., nt her Hall. Lower Symonds street. J uvonUos—Klementary. SATURDAY. 10.30 a.m.; Advanced. 2 p.m.; Skirt and Fancy Danocs. 3.-16 itw. THURSDAY, 4.15 p.m. (Deportmenta Spocialty). AduIts—TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m.; THURSDAY. 7.30 p.m. Private Lessons and Cias-ses. per urranjztu&ent. For torms. etc., apply WoodriUe Heuse, Parliameat strceU Pliotegrapfij fj BOX C B HEEGORY, ARTIST and PHOTOGRAPHER, 245, COR>'£R OF QUKEN & WELLKSLEV STS. O c , ° ENAMELLED CABINETS. •> ° IVOIIY TYFJCS. «/ One 15x12 Opal Enlargement and 1 Dozen Knamoliorf or Matt Cabinets, loa, KiO-IPT BELIYEKy^.