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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 29, 3 February 1904, Page 8

EDUCATIONAL. A TX'KLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. FIRST TERM, 1904. The Headmaster will be at the School during FRIDAY, February 5, and from 9 to 10 a_m on MONDAY, Feb. S, to receive applications for admission to the School. The Entrance Examination will be held on MONDAY", February 8, at 10 a-jn. The work of the • School wiR be resumed on TUESDAY, February 9. at 9.15 a.m. The new Science Department will be open for inspection on the afternoon on MONDAY, February 8. W. WALLACE KIDD, Secretary. KEY LYNN COLLEGE, M " CORNER WILLIAMSON'S AVENUE AND POLLEN-ST. PRINCIPALS. .-.THE MISSES TAYLOR First Term will commence NEXT MONDAY. February Bth. Music and Wood Carving Taught at the College. mRAINING /COLLEGE, HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE (Second Floor), No. 27, QUEEN STREET, FOR ALL EXAMINATIONS— UNIVERSITY, CIVIL SERVICE. TEACJLSRS', PHARMACY, etc, ALL SUBJECTS. Students now being enrolled. Por terms and particulars apply to MAURICE R. KEESING .- - Principal. ST. MARY'S CONVENT 1 High School, Ponsonby. conducted by the Sisters of Mercy, will Resume Duties on MONDAY, Sth Inst. Pupils are PTepartd for the Matriculation, Civil Service and Trinity College Musical Examinations. The site of St. Mary's la In the most healthy part of the city, and there are at present vacancies ln the boarding school, w-here the health and careful training of the pupils consigned to the Sisters are carefully attended to. Prospectuses on application to the Lady Superior. ILES' NEW COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Lower Symouds st. —A thoroughly up-to-date Commercial Institution for Boys. ' C~T. _ES' NEW COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ■T Lower Sytnonds sL —-Day School for Boys. Boarders arranged for. ILES' COLLEGE, Lower Symouds st. —Duties have now resumed. New Pupils enrolled on application at the College. TTTles* n_sw"c6mmercial COLLEGE, *J —The Principal. Mr T. Ilarle Giles, may be daily at the College, 9.30 to 12 and 2 to 4. /Tl RES ~ NBtt~OMI__JUCIA L ('O LLEG E, "Jt 1,-ower Symouds st... supplies a Found, practical, common-sense Education, suitable for any walk in life. f±l LEJFnEW'collMEßl'lALIAL COLLEGE. vJ 1 Lower Symonds st. —Over 40 Students placed in good Mercantile Houses last year. TTILES' NEW COMMKHCUL COLLEGE, Lower Symonds st.— Prospectus on application. Telephone 1243. "■p D U C A T I O N A L. A Certificated Teacher (femalol is required immediately for the Parnell Orphan Home.. Must be a member of the Church of England. Salary, in the first instance, £85 per annum. Particulars as to duties, etc., may be had by applying to the undersigned. Applications, stating age and qualifications, to be addressed to the Chairman, Orphan Home Trust Board, Post-office Rux 24."», will be received up to February 13th inst. Daied this second day of February, 1904. W. G. H. JACKMAN, Secretary, Shortland-st. iTI TTAROLD -- " TTT : AI_DEY7 ORGANIST ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, LERWICK HOUSE, ! MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL, Will resume his Teaching Duties on MONDAY, Ist February. Mr Hardey will be at home to arrange times of lessons with pupils or parents from 2 to 5 p.m. on Ist to 6th proximo inclusive. MRS ,TgiRNEST TT, QUEREE. TEACHER OF PIANO, RESUMES DUTIES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. STUDIO: 2nd FLOOR MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS. jyjTiss T>noDEs, Resumed Lcj=sotis in DRAWING, PAINTING. WOOD-CARVING February Ist, at "FERNBANK." (T>LLrNGWOOD ST_ PONSONBY. Sooth Kensington Certificates. JflTflS JUDITH RHODES, TEACHER OF MUSIC, Resumes Lessons MONDAY*. FEBRUARY a "FERNBANK," COLLINtG-WOOD STREET, PONSONBY. Jjjf I S S L A W * I_R.AM_ London, and Certificated Pupil of Philip Halstead, Efeq., Diplome of Leipzig Conser- - vatolre, TEACHER OP PIANOFORTE AND VIOLIN, Will resnme Tuition on MONDAY, FEBRUARY Bth. MISS LAW will attend at Stndio. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS Queen-st.. on FRIDAY, February 5, from 2.30 to 4.30 p.m., to arrange lessons. I Private Address— I **CRAIGHOLM," VICTORIA ROAD, ! DEVONPORT. I S S E~ HOLLAND, Teacher of PIANOFORTE AND THEORY, Resumes Duties MONDAY, Bth FEBRUARY. CITY ROAD. Telephone 909. ;\irxss 'A DA V**" 1^*3 ' TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, RESUMES DUTD3S, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8. MANUECAU RD., PARNELL. AOSS , A LICE TMMMER TEACHER OF SINGING, PIANO, VIOLIN, AND THEORY, WILL RESUME DUTIES MONDAY, Sth FEBRUARY, AX 151, HOBSON-ST. TV/Tiss "p. ry-HrxKLAW. l.r.a.m. (Sometime E_hib. Royal College of Music, Loudon.) HAS RESUMED TEACHING. ROSENHEIM Telephone 1092 CAMERON-ST.. PONSONBY. Or at THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PIANO AGENCY". 191. QFEEN-ST. VIOLIN, RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC, HARMONY. MISS MILLIE PEAK, •"-" Associate of the University School of Music, TEACHER OF VIOLIN, PIANO AND THEORY. Resumes Duties MONDAY, February Bth, at her residence, Symonds-street. At Home, FRIDAY, February sth. TMTSS HYDER VERRALL, AMT XVI - Teacher of PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Pupils prepared for all Eraros. PONSONBY RD.. GRET LYNN. Telephone 12SG.