EdncatlonaL A UCKLANI^eOLLEaB&aRAMMAB A SCHOOL. FOR BO¥S AND CURLS; (Founded 18W ERSAB MASTER; ». W o TIBBS, M.A^ Koble College, Oxford, Bouiwthuo TasiKanian Scaelar, ASSISTANT MASTERS: W. J. MOttRELL, M.A., Baliol College. Oxford, Chief Classical and English Master A. T. HARRISON, M.A.. Trinity College. Cambridge. J. G. TREVITHICK, Drawing and Writrag Master, Instructor in the Workshop. J. F. SLOMAN, B.A. (Sydney), late Head Master Crirle' High School. P. MARSHALL, M.A.. l3.Sc, f.G.S., sometime Senior Scholar University of Now Zealand, Science Master. J. lIIGHT, M.A., soitietine Senior Scholar University of New Zealand, French nad Gorman Mnater. Rev. J. K. ©AVIS, M.A. (New Zealand), somolime Henier Scholar University of New J. H. TUKNKK. M.A.. B«raoti»e Senior Scholar University of New Zealand. H. J. l>. M AHON, H.A.. Commercial Master K. A. McCULLOUGH, M.A., sometime Scholar University of New Zealand ASSISTANT MISTRESSES: MISS K. G. WALU.CE. MISS F. A. HAULTAIN. MISS B. BLADKS. MI3S A. C. MORRISON. M A.. •omettaaa ' Scholar University of New Zealand. MISS W. PI.CKEN. M.A., anmetime Soholar University of New Zealand. TISITTN» MASTER: K. WATKINS, Drawing Master (Girls' SldoJ, INSTRUCTOR IN &YMNA3TICS. Era: W. M. CAR.ROLLO. "ORINCE A LBERT r^OLLEGE, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS. DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS / ) GIRLS. I: 'or (Resident) THOMAS JACKSON, M.A. (London University), assisted by a large Staff of Resident Masters and Mistresses. SECOND TERM BEOAN ON TUESDAY, IST JUNE. AHhaURh built on the same grounds as the Boys' ColU'src. and under the same management, the Girls' College isaseparato institution, having its own playground and Resident Teachers. Copies of tho Prospectus with any further information, may be obtained on applying to the Headmaster at the College. Yr rrre's college, Auckland. "THB TOWER/1 REMUBRA. Visitor „ _ R©t. W. BEATTY. MJU Principal: Mr GRAHAM BRUCE. B. A,, with Honors of * the University of London. Assisted by a Largo Staff of Resident University Graduates. LIST OF SUCCESSKS FOR THE TEAR 1896-7. Fonr Boys passed the Matrieulatton Sxaxoinai ionFour Poys passed tho Senior Civil Servioo Examination. Nino Hoys pnssod tho Jnnior Civil Service Examination, iwoo' whom Rained the 18th and With placuß in New Zealand on a List of 293 successful candidates. Special Bus Arrangements for Day Boyo. Prospectus may be had on application to the. Principal, or from Messrs Upton and C 0.., Qwoon-stroat. MID TERM—WEDNESDAY, 7th July, MR Of TT T>INKNEY. B.A. JLa.» -fill.* A (London University), Prepares Candidates for University, Civil Service and other Examinations. Tuition also given by correspondence. Address-HAMILTON ROAD. PGNSONBY. And 322. VICTORIA ARCADE. /""I I R L S' COLLEGE, P O N S O N BY. Principal - - Mias CHRYSTAL Assisted by Best Masters. Students prepared for University and othet? Examinations. Next Terra Opens TUESDAY, Ist Juno. LOWER GI!NS ID S, UPPER SYMONDS-STREKT. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. , Principal—Mus YOUNG, assisted t)y as efficient Staff. Prospectuses en application,. Second Term begins TUESDAY, Ist June, _J . — DANCING. Mrs SOWKRBY will Re-open her Classes for Ballroom and Fancy Dancino on SATU 11DAY, April 24th, at her Hall. Lower SymondsBtreet. Juveniles—Elementary, SATURDAY, 10.30 a.m.; Advanced. 2 p.m.; Skirt and Fancy Dance*. 3.46 p.m. WEDNESDAY. *.15 p.m. Boportment a Specialty. AdaIt3—WEDNESDAY. 7.30 p.m.; FIUDAY, 7.30 p.m. High School, Devonport, TUESDAYS, 4 p.m. Private Lessons and Classes, per arrangement. For terms, etc., apply Woodville House, Parliament street, 88 VBCTOR3& STREET, AUCKLAND. TyOQ E» CARTER TEACHER OF MUSIC and IMPORTER. Just Landed—All the Latest Novelties in Mr/sic and Musical Instruments. scS'S3»&g o 2 § o « £~£ : l%*?Z*i | I | : g 1 % a.-S Sogs^l S g * -s 5 Q rf SSS Hi ILi <s m Ps ' 131|liifi! y | Q£«so£o "§ S v o o » • o«« QS^JjSab w m m to w w w cawm Extract from tho Auckland Evening Star. Juno 22nd .•—•■The masic ia beautifully prinked, and tho selections of music includo Songs and ; Pieces both now and popular." ; "Auckland Weekly New*":—"W« have 1 received from Mr Carter, teacher of naunic, Victoria-street, one of his coupon rolls of music, and coming from such an old-established flra» is quite gnaranteo enough that each roll contains music published at 21s. which will bo sold ! at tho low price e£ 25." VAMPING CHARTS fer Piano and Organ. ' By its use anyone can play without any knowledge of music whatever. Is; by post, Ifl 3d. CHEAPEST HOUSK IN THE TRADE FOR , PICTtTBtSS and PIC'fftTEE FEASffiS. ' Being Importer and Manufacturer. . .t. bhh 1 CX, of VIOLIN. PIANO. BANJO. GUITAS, AUTOHATIP, MANDOLIN. Etc. 88, ViOTORIA STREET^ AUCKLAND,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 151, 1 July 1897, Page 3
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