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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 36, 10 February 1906, Page 3

EDUCATIOIfAXAUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. j SESSION OF 1905. ' The FIRST TERM will becin on MON- | DAY, February 12. All New Pupils are ; expected to present themselves at the i School at 10 a.m. on that day. ! Those who claim Free Places under tho | Secondary Schools Act should send in their ] names as early as possible. Applications | should be addressed to the Headmaster. I The Headmaster will interview Parents iat the School on FRIDAY, February 5), I from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. and on MONDAY, 112 th. from 9 to 10 a.m. j The Ordinary Work of the School will Ibe resumed on TUESDAY, February 13, at 9.15 a.m. W. WALLACE KIDD. Secretary. _ CJT. MARY'S CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL, PONSONBY. ! Conducted by THE SISTERS OF MERCY. ; Resumes Duties on MONDAY. 12th FEB. Prospectuses on application to the Mother 1 Superior. pSTELLE TRAVIS CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. 1 RESUMES TEACHING- ; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. I MAUNGA WHAU. SCHOOL OF MUSIC, MT. EDEN RD. And AT STUDIO, RICHARDSON'S, QUEENST. f|EBBEKI j "D LO V, Professor of the VIOLIN, Teacher of Violontechuique, and Artistic Solo Playing. Term begins MONDAY. FEB. 12th. Interviews 3 to 4 daily during preceding I week. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS. Queen Street. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION BY A 1 PRACTICAL MAN. 18S SITUATIONS OBTAINED BY PUPILS DURING 1905. j A. O. J- ARKETTSHORTHAND WRITER AND TYPIST, I SWANSON STREET. ! "VfISS ISA nERD. Teacher of Pianoforte; ■"X aiid Organ, has resumed Tuition — I Belmont Tcrrat-e, Remuera. 'M R S. jackson. TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND PLINO, FLUTE AND CLARINET, RESUMES DUTIES FEBRUARY Ist. Pupils Prepared for Examinations in TheoryAddress: GRAFTON RD. ! "P.DITH VT'HITELAW. L.R.A.M. (Licentiate Royal Academy of Music, London), Sometime Exhibitioner raid Sfident Royal College of Music. Loudon. ' Violin Mistress at the Diocesan High I School. RESUMES TEACHING FEBRUARY sth. VIOLIN. THEORY. HARMONY. ' Apply Studio. 14. R.N Z. Buildings. TUESDAYS. 3 to 4: SATURDAYS, 0 to 12: other days by appointment. Private Address: -'Rosenheim," Cameronst.. Ponsonby. "\j-RS A. W. MACANDREW. I ' L Pupil of Franklin T.ivlor. RESUMES TEACHING FEBRUARY oth. At Above Studio. Private Address, Bloomfield Rd., "Epsom. ISSES LORRIGAN HaVE RESUMED DUTIES At their Residence, YORK STREET, NEWTON. Piano. Singing. Theory. Pupils prepared for all Examinations. "OEMUERA T/-INDERGARTEN. Principal: MISS E. BROOKE-SMITH. First Term Begins on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13th. VTRS GORDON SHIELLS. Teacher of Voice Production. Singing. Music. Resumes Lessons on MONDAY, February 12th. at -BRAEMAR," BURLEIGU-ST. ATISS E. M. WOOLLAMS, Teacher of ■*■•-»• the Piano and Theory, Resumes Duties on Monday, February 10th. Address: Mason's avenue, Ponsonby. W~ W. J. B SCLASD - A.M.. TEACHER OF MUSIC. Resumes duties on February • 10. 6. PITT STREET. -pDUCATION BOARD. AUCKLAND. DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND MANUAL TRAINING. Immediate Applications are invited for the Post of INSTRUCTOR IN ELEMENTARY AGRICULTURE (NATURE STUDY) TO TEACHERS IN COUNTRY SCHOOLS. Candidates must have a thoroughly sound Theoretical and Practical knowledge of Agriculture, and have had experieDce In giving instruction to Primary School Teachers, so as to train them to underrate the Teaching of Nature Study, based upon the general principles of Agriculture, including the carrying out of Work in the garden in connection with their schools. Salary: £400 per annum and travelling expenses. Full particulars and form of application can he obtained from the undersigned, GEORGE GEORGE, F.1.C.. F.C.5.. Director of Technical Education. Auckland. January 25th. 1906. A UCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL ANNUAL SESSION. 1906. All Applicants for admission must be present at the Eutranre Examination to be held at the School at 10 a.m. on MONDAY. February 12th. J. W. TIBBS. Headmaster. ST. JOHNS COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, "THE PAH." BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR TBOYS. Headmaster. Rev. P. S. Smalifield. First Assistant Master. R. L. Mcllroy, M.A. (lions), N.Z. Univ. Second Assistant Master. F. H. Levien, 8.A., N.Z. Univ. Third Assistant Master (Vacancy at present.) Visiting Masters: i For Piano, Drawing, and Singing, R- Leslie Hunt. For Violin and German, L. Kreutzer. For Gymnastics, W. Potter. Term begins MONDAY, February 12. Copies of Prospectus may be had at the Booksellers. Telephone 729. mHE DILWORTH ULSTER INSTITUTE, AUCKLAND. The Trustees hope to open the Dilworth Ulster Institute in February, 1906. As the Institute will be at present carried on in temporary buildings, only a limited number of boys can be taken. Information and Forms of Application can be obtained from the Secretary, Dilworth Trust Board, 17 Shortland street, Auckland. HURCH OF OUR FATHER tßegister ed), Tailoresses" Hall. Cook-st. — 7 p.m.. Rev. M. Waiter, "All Things for Good." Solo.