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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 149, 29 June 1897, Page 5

_ EdaeatianaL A U6KLAND COLLEGE & ©RAMMAR CSI SCHOOL (Foitndkd 1869), FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Head Master: J. W. TIBBS, M.A., Kebla CeJlepre. (teford, sontotime Tasßianian Scholar, asaiatori by a largo Btaff of Ufiivereity 9raduat«a. The Boys' and Girls' sidea of the Sohaol are quite 3opai-«te. but botli have the advantage ot the hiKhost toar.hlnK (dven by tha Staff. The School Course aims at v sound. Literary, Soiontilii:, and Commercial Education ttnslruetion beinjj also given in certain branches of Technical ICiiowlmlge). and includes preparation for University Scholarships and the othor public jix;i!isiri:i.lionio. BOARDERS.-The Head Master takes a limited nurohsir of boys as boardora at his residence at Homo Bay, Ponsonbr. and is prepared to make arrangements whereby girla sstay bs boarded wii.h other Members of the staff. FEES.—For Pupils in tho Lower School, if nnder th«* age of thirteen years. £2 16a per Term : all others, £3 10s por Terra, except that for two members of one {.i;*.ily, borhoharEreabla with the higher fee, it is reduced to £3 3s for each. Full information may be had on application to the Head Ma»lor; and ProapetftuwMS may be had from Mr Mftya, 15, Pnlraerston Buildings, Quson-atreet. "PRINCE A LBERT COLLEGE, JT J\_ %v QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS. DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Headmaster (Resident) THOMAS JACKSON, M.A. (London Unirersity), assisted by a large Staff of Resident Masters and Mistresses. SECOND TERM BEGAN ON TUESDAY, Ist JUNE. : Althongh built on the same prrounds as the . Boya' Collage, and under the same management, the Girls' Collosc is a aeparato institution, haring its own playcround and Reaidont Teachers. Copies of the Prospnctii1 '. with any further ■, information, r.my ba obttdned on apclyinj? to the HeadmaaUr at the College. "|7~UfG'5 COLLEGE, ATJCKLAHD. -, "THB TOWER," REMT7ERA. Visitor « .. Rot. W. BEATTY. M.Ai ______ ] Principal: Mr GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with Honoawjf tho University of London. > Assisted by a Lurgo Staff of Resident Unlvorsity Graduates. LIST OB" SUCCESSES FOR THK YEAR 1696-7. Four Boya passed tho Matriculation Examination. Four Foys passed tho Senior Civil Service Examination. Nino Hoys pushed tho Junior Civil Service Examination, two of whom gained the ISth and 58th 7i)act:fi in New Zuaiand on a List of 233 Bucceosful caudidotcs. Special Bus Axraiißecnents for Day Boya. Prospectus mny ne had on application to th« Principal, or from Messrs Upton and Co— Qneon-stroet. MID TERM—WEDNESDAY, 7th July. MR O" JJji T3INKNEY. B.A. (London University), Proparos Ciindidntoo for University, Civil Service and other Kiiiininations. Tuition also Riven by corraspondunce. Address— HAMILTON ROAD, PONS©NBY, And 322. VICTORIA ARCADE. GIRLS' COLLEGE, PONSON BY. Principal • • Miss OHRYSTAL AKUBTKD BY BKST IiABTKRB. SludeKta prepared for University and othss ICxaminationn. Next Terra Opens TUESDAY. Ist Juna. LOWER OLB N S I'D B, UPPKR BYMONDB-STRKJET. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCTPAI/—Mrs TCOUNG, assisted by aa efficient Staff, ProsoeoUises on application,. Second Term begins TUE3DAY, Ist June, DANCING. Mrs SOWER3Y will Re-open her Classes for Ballroom and Fancy Dancing on SATU ttDAY, April 24th. at her Hall. Lower Symonds. street. Juveuileß-Eleraentary, SATURDAY, 10,30 a.m.; Advanced. 2 p.m.; Kkirt and Faacy Dance*. 3.46 p.m. WEBNKSDAY. 4.15 p.m. Deportment a Specialty. Adults— WEBNICsJDAY. 7.50 pra.: FrtIDAY, 7.30 p.m. High School, Dcvonport TVICSItAY>i, 4 p.m. Private Lessons and Classes, pur arrangement. For torras, etc, apply WaodviUo ZJoubo, FarUamoat Btreor. 88 VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND. TEACHER OF MUSIC and IMPORTER. Just Landkd—All the Latkst Nc/VKr.Tins IN MUSIC AND ftIUSICA-L JWSTROMENTS. S?t|iss iJls 5| I f HU_a £1 * i 11 1 ill l!l? sit!sif I!ii ill: OSK 3" •E'ETl'CfaT; v ETC Qo<Sja^,s* to — co ao m co w wnm Bxtract from tho Aucexahd Ktknino Stab, June22nd :—"Tho ninsieis beautifxilly printed, and tho selsctions of music include Song-* and Piejns bath new and popnlar." '• Auckland Weekly News":—"We have received from Mr Carter, taachsr of music Yie&oria-straet, one of liia coupon rolls of masic, and cotnins from snoh. isai oid-cstahlishod firm is quite grttarnjite«..enQsigh that each roll e»atains hitisso publicised. at 21a, which will ba:soM attho.h»w prtcfl of &." VUHLPUiG C3MAKTS for Piano and Organ. Bytteuaoenjronoca^ play withoot any fcnpw> lesSKe ol t>?.w»io Trha^«T«r. Is; by no»W 1b $L OKBAPiCST ITOUSia IN THE TRADE FOB Being imiKirtoc aad Man.uf&atarer> t. l aeiEi 3 VIOLIN, PIANO. BANJO, CWJITAB, AUTOHABJP. JttANDGLIN, Erg. 68, TB?SCO.WA iJTRBST, .Wtf&ASD, ot c aln bj> ~y isi'b m MUST BE HURTFUL TO THE EYESThe Testing at the Sight and Supply of sruiti able Spectacles hare special attention from T. PEACOCK, OtMrra&unio Okhkhah, Shorilanb btrkkt. Astigmatio and other defects oorrostaC fej! Special Leases to meet eaoh oabo, Artificial ICtpi7 of oh Colowndn st«o_,