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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 147, 22 June 1901, Page 7

EDUCATIONAL. QUEEN'S COLLEGE, PONSONBY RD., Second Door E. of St. John's, FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Prospectus on Application. Second Term begins WEDNESDAY, May 29. Principal: REV. G. I. SIM. M.A., Abdn., 8.D., Edinburgh. Lady Principal MRS SIM, For Five Years First Assistant in the Rangiora High School. Assistant Teachers: * Mr A. G. Jarrett. Mr R. McSporran. Ordinary Subjects—Classical, Commercial, and Preparatory Extra Subjects—Singing, Pianoforte Pupils Prepared for Matriculation and Civil Service Examinations. Evening Classes (all subjects). PAINTING, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. » Boarders Kept. Preparatory Classes under Mrs. Sim's charge. "rp H E YY I L L O W S,1 WYNYARD STREET. YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGE, FOR BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS Principal... .MRS WILLIAMS. Assisted by a Staff of Competent Teachers. Special Classes for Preparing Pupils foi Civil Service and Matriculation Examinations. Prospectus on application. Second Term begins 4th June, 1901. T7IOR ENGINEERING EXAMINA»I — WELLESLEY-ST. PUBLIC SCHOOL, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7 to 9. LAND, MARINE, TRACTION ar.d WUNDINE CERTIFICATES. Also, Machine Construction, Applied Mechanics, and Steam, etc., for London Examination. W. I. ROBINSON. Above by Correspondence. Address—Mt. Roskill. TJROFESSOR CARROLLO'S GYMNA■L SIUM. - EIGHTEENTH SEASON.Opening Day, MONDAY, April 15th, 1901.Held at the V.M.C.A., Wellosley and Albert streets. Largest and best-appointed Gymnasium in Australasia. Plunge and Shower Baths. Classes—Adult Males: Monday and Thursday, from 7,-la to 10 p.m. Young Ladies: Tuesday, from 4.15 till 5.15 p.m.; Saturday,'from 11 a.m. till 12.15 p.m. Boys: Monday, from 4.15 till 5.15 p.m.; Saturday, from 9.30 till 11 a.m. Quarter* begin from first lesson. mo AMATEUR VOCALISTS. MR A. L. EDWARDS. Tenor Vocalist, Is ODen to Receive a Few- Pupils. Specialty: Preparing Vocalists for Concert Sineinir (Songs, Oratorio, etc.). Apdlv— RAILWAY CHAMBERS, 15 LOWER QUEEN-STREET. ISS KTHEL L. BOULTON, A.M., Auckhind University, Kanfurly Medallist IS9S—Teacher of Singing, Piano, and Theory. Terras in advance, One Guinea per (liiiirter.—Artnadale. Upper Queen-st., opposite Prince Albert College. _ IyTUSIC (all the Latest and ,■ / h _ Most popular), Violins from i \m "/• I^iluJoS). Aecordeons, Gul\~JoC tars> Concertll:ias, Autoharps, T-mrX^L Moutu Organs, Mandoiius— Iml f\\ Strings and Fittings for all !-^-AJLB Instruments.—Send for catae/ A? BW. ROBERTSON 187 QUEEN STREET, And at KARANGAHAPE ROAD. BOOKSELLERS. IMLDMANILYELL NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS. Cloth 3/6. Paper 2/6. Lest We Forget—Joseph Hocking Scoundrels and Co.—Coulson Kernahan My Indian Queen—'Guy Boothby Mantle of Elijah—l. Zangwill 1 Wellington's Men—W, H. Fitchett According to Plato—Frankfort Moore A Rainy June— "Oulda" A Rogue' in Love—Tom Gallon The Master Christian—Marie CorelH ■* In Male Attire—Joseph Hatton Pride of Race—B. L. 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