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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 150, 30 June 1897, Page 3

' H_.d__c_-ftl®na__ A UeKLAND COLLEGE & GRAMMAR -___.. SCHOOL (Founded 1869), FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Head Master: J. W. TIBBS. M.A., Eeble CsU t lege, Oxford, sometime Tasroanian Scholar, j a.sisted by a large staff of University ; Graduates. 1 The Boys' and Girls' sides of the Soheol are quite separate, but both havo tha advantage of ' the highest teaching Riven by the Staff. ) Tha School Course aims at a sound Literary, ) Scientific, and Commercial Education (instruction beiug also given in certain branches of i Technical Knowledge), and includes preparation for University Soholarships and the othoe i pnblio examinations. 1 BOARDERS.-The Hand Master takes a t limited nnrnbar of boys as boarders at his residence at Home Bay. Ponsonby, and ia prepared to make arrangements whenby girls may be , boarded with other Members of the Staff. i FEES.—For Pupils in the Lower School, if under thp ago of thirteen years, £2 16s per I Term : all others, £3 103 por Term, except that I for two members of ono lainily, both oharcteaWo witli tho __ijr__i»r foe. _U is re__o.d to _S3 3a for each. | Full information may bo had on application , to the Head Master; and Prospectuses may bo , had from Mr Maya, 15, Palmers ton Buildings, i Queen-sweet. I XJRINCE A LBERT /COLLEGE, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. \ BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS. DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Headmaster ißesident) THOMAS JACKSON, M.A. (London Uuiversity). assisted by a large Staff of Resident Masters and Mistresses. SECOND TERM BEGAN ON TUESDAY, IST JUNE, Although built on the same grounds as the Boys' College, and under tho sarno management, the Girls' Collate is ..separate institution, having its own playground and Resident Teachers. Copies of the Prospectus, with any further information, may be obtitinod on applying t9 the Headmaster at the College. J7"TjWS COETJE6E, ATJCKLAIT©. "THB TOWER," REMUKRA. Y-siiar „ _. Rev. W. BffiATTY, M_At Principal: Mr GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A.. with Hononof the University of London. Assisted by a Largo Staff of Rostfdant University Graduates. LIST OF SUCCESSES FOR THE YEAR 189&-7. Four Boys paused the Matriculation Enuaination. Four Poys passed tho Senior Civil Service Examination. Nino Hoys passed the Junior Civil Service Examination, two of whom gained the 18th apd 58th places in New Zealand on a List of 298 luccessf ul candidates. Special Bus Arrangements for Day Boys. Prospeetns may be had on application to tha Principal, or from Messrs Upton and C 0... Quoon-stroct. MID TERM-WEDNESDAY. 7th July, M R H. HJP I™*1™*-BA' (London University), Preparoa Candidates for University, Civil Service and other Examinations. Tuition also given by correspondence. Addreas-HAMILTON ROAD. PONSONBY, And 322. VICTORIA ARCADE. ft IRL S' COLLEGE, PONSON BY. Principal • • Miss OTTRYSTAL AsssisTjfD rt Bkbt Masters. Students proparod for University and othes Examination*. Next Terra Opons TUESDAY, Ist June. LOWER GLENS ID B, UPPER SYMONDS-STRKET. BOARDING *ND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. pKT?.cn»Ai_—Mrs YOUNG, asaistsd by aa efflcisnt Stftff, Prosnectuses on applioafe-onr-Socond Term begins TUESDAY, Ist June, DANCING. Mrs .SO WERRY will R«-open her Classes for Ballroom and Fancy Dancing on SATUIij DAY. April 24th, at her Hall. Lotv<?r Symondsstreet. Juveniles-Elementary. SATURDAY, ' 10.30 a.m.; Advanced. 2 p.m.: Skirt and Fancy ! Dance*. 3.46 p.m. WEDNESDAY. 4.15 p.m. j Jffeportment a Specialty. Adults—WlßNlCSj DAY. 7.30 pra.: FitIDAY, 7.30 p.m. High School, Devonport. TUEdJOAYS. 4 p.m. Private Lessono and Classes. ?ior arrangetwent. For teruas. ota, apply Woodville Jaoufle,Parliameut DU-eeC SA ilftfl II ft r Ri . B <f* Ift I: Hlllll 111- nn 11 \ 11! 88 VIOTOrMA STREET, AUCKLANDTHOS„ eToARTER TEACHER OF MUSIC and IMPORTER. JtJST Landjo)—All the Latest Novelties in Mttsic and Musical Instruments, R_s"«=«s? M 6 S I I «f m*" _ _ MOelifS..fc « £ -2 „ g a £ -SacS SoS5«sI S § * -a Si a ,- §§S «5S§' BKe -d * ■ 2 o o % Q2 H"moS" I,:*' a C. S1 « em's S.c^n dl.• a£u™ S -__ra ° o§° _oSHO ETS?S s'sa«S^js_ dg-3 S.fl^ S'S t.__l» o -ca m%»E a <__ «,S r-2 - g -..2 _• »ad »fi»S«J"«i»A®(-(«_l»C..2_i.2M 1 Oo^!_ sS ? " " 1< N *> *.-*> . Qo<ls/_aa. m g_ _ to m m ta my-m Extract from tho Auce_la_std Evening Star. June Z2nd :—"'The music is boantifullyprintea. and tbe selections of music include Songs and Pieoes both new and popular." "Anckland Wookly News":—"We have received from Mr Carter, teactwr of mttsic, Victoria-street, one of his coupon rolls of music, and comma from anch an old-established firm is quite gnaronteo enough that caen. roll contains music published at 21s, which will be sold at tbe lew price of 25." . VAMPING CHARTS for Piano and Organ. By its use snyono can play -without any knowledgs of iwusic whatever. Is; by post. Is 3d. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE FOR ricrruK-ES ana picxtjb.b _v_3.a__.es. Being Importer and Manufacturer. T. L CAf?TEf_ 5 T^&^^ VIOLIN. PIANO. BANJO. GUITAR, AUTOHAKP. MANDOLIN, Eto. 68, ViCTOBIA aIRBBjC, &UG&LAIW, -mi '"...".'" ' ™>**~m~*** * mmm 'QT RAINED yiS'IO N ! MUST BE HURTFUL TO THE EYES. The Testing of tbe Sight and Supply of sult-i ; able Spectacles have special attention from T. PEACOCK, Ophthalmic Oftxciait, Shortland street. A.B__g_-_atic and other dofects corrected, by Special Lenses tomeot each caso. Artificial Eyes of all Colours in stao_c O pk!s__c__ 2Si_ .?cfjs Qsmss,