EDUCATIOIIAI, |~«iACHE!«G for Daytime ' or Eweniug- Ma-rrirmlaxion, PnMic iSercice, Scholarships, PharmEiey A. Medical IPrefen_ etc. Two Geineas per qnarter. -two hours a week. AH subjects. No- e-rtm d-harges, InddvsdiEil tuition.—Hansard, 31, Siirfirtland St. _ JOHN-S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. I Appiicaraoiis are invited for ONE SCHOLARSHIP OF £70 ON THE MARSH FOUNDATION. TWO SCHOLARSHIPS OF £60 EACH ON THE MARi A BLACKETT FOUNDATION. ONE SCHOLARSHIP OF £€9 ON TBTE LADY MARGARET AND WHYTEHF.\D- FOUNDATION. Copies of the Ee-rxtlations and Forms of Ap.pli*-arioo can be obtained. Itom the Diocesan Oftce. -SO. Shortland -Street. Auckland, •where appUcarious will be received up to FRiDAY. January 30. 1314. auxtressed to W. J. SPEIGHT. Secretary to St. John's College Trust. December 1913. 527 gTART THE NEW TEAR WELL Enrol NOW for a Course in SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING AND BOOKKEEPING. College Reopens January 19th. IUI4. j Prospectus on application. ! gTOTT AND JTOARE'S J3USINESS ' /"■•OLLEGE. "Phone 1400. 23, SWANSON STREET. | I THIE LADLES-" COLLEGE AND SCHOOL I OF MUSIC. CLEVELAND HODiE. REMUERA. PrinciaKu: 11ES s. A. MOORTE-JONES. MM., M.R-1 .1' . ...At., S.K.. Londim. I Eatff of Graduaites and CertiniSLted Teachers, an-i Foreia-n. Thrvroorgia Mi>iem Education •for Girls oa Christian but Caseccaanan Principdes. Exams. pTFpaxe.l for. Modem Laj2guajtes Tauacht Con versa tion aliy. iLaternal -STipervieion *bad Mo-rai Discindrce. Stone Buildings, with perfc-t veuiulation and drainage. Extensive grounds. Prospectus at Messrs Upton and Co. and Chamip'taaoup and Edmiston. * i 'Phone i?O.S. railway: gaums to gate. I Next Term begins February lotli, IPI4. JTNIVERSITY COACHING COLLEGE *- 22. FERRY BLTLDINGS. AUCKLAND, i Classes t,. r MATRICULATION and PU3LIC SERHCE EXAMINATIONS. | Classes Commen.-e February 23rd. 1914. t Evemna Classes will be held on MON--IDAYS and FRIDAYSDay Classes will also he held during term eacn Morning and afternoon. The Pnnripai will be away from Auckland until FRIDAY. February I.lth. All correspondence snouid be addressed tn 22. Ferry Buildings. Mr. Holl's representative ' I will "attend at M-.p College on WEDNES- I ; DAYS :iod FRIDAYS, from 12 to 2 p.m.. ! . and will answer any inquiries, and also i j make appointments for intending students i ito see the principal oo or after FRIDAY, | February 13th. —H. A. H.OLL. R.A. Camo. Eng.. Honours Is MaJic. 'Phone LT7L . | 1 TViSTEN'S /COMMERCIAL rTTSAINiye /COLLEGE. I rMPEEJAL BUTT-DINGS. Opp. Smeetnu'a, SPECIAL INTERTIETWS. Durn-sg t2te week commencing 12xh Janmi «ry. Che Prirw-rpal wia be pleased to see ■obnse desirocs of srafrmc; boys and giri in OCTuatuerTial or Trrofes»oGal 'life Each case viewed frjvn a dTsstnteresxsd standipointIDO NOT take youa- chilrjren away from SrfjOoi too 9000IDO NOT give tiein the w-rotag kind of etStKratfiou. ■DO NOT start tnxr*m in ttcsuircarble enrspeoytuent. •Present and inxeiwiiiug Suaimg please I uute l-tm>Denai=r Date:— lOch JANUARY. RH.4. Bsery year a recori: ev<>ry reconl a resti- ! toony ;.i tile Cotiege's n=rjar2atrion and popiril MAKE AN EARLY START.—Terrm from j ntare ,>f entry. j OUR METHOD.—Ttn-^-ocsXslseEs. OUR AI.M —EJ&cieDcyj OUR ACHIEVE3IErNT. — SUCCESS.— iike satccass." ■ SKrrtrhaiid. Typew-nartug. Cornm-maa! Book- ! keeping. Crmme-n-ial t Vtrrespondfimce and Cteages. ofhcp. e?y i MISS CS. V. HASTEN. «v y a » A.P.A. j 1-NJS.I. MISS A H. G- BASTEN. Repcsrter AP A IN_Z_. I And SpectaSy TTaxned Asejscrtats. . . rpHE "P EJUNGTON AND TJO NEO pOUVEGE. SOHOTjAiRSHIP FOR GPRLS. SCHOLARSHIP FOR GIRLSSCBOLAiBSHIP FOR GIRLS. A six monrhs* free course in aii subjects at the finest College in Australasia. Come and sit for the Examination. SATURDAY. 17TH JANUARY. 1914 SATURDAY. 17TFI JANUARY. ISI4, SATURDAY, 17TH JANUARY. 1814, lO a.m. I 10 3. TT. | 10 n.T, ALSO ONE FOR BOYS. ALSO i>NB FOR BOYS. ALSO ONE FOR BOYS. J FREE REMINGTON TRAINING ! FREE RE&HN-GrrON TRAINING I FREE RESMINGTO.N TRAINING. ! Appiy at oiK-e for Application Farms X Smeetoc's Buildings. New Term Commences MONDAY. ISTH JANUARY. 101 i MONDAY. "19TH JANUARY. 11)14. MONDAY. TJTH JANUARY. 1314. The main chance of every Pupil is resen-ed for those who seek instrtu-rion on zhe REMINGTON TYPEWRJTER. REvMINGTON TYPEW-RITER. IiEMLNGTON TYPE WRITER. Thei-e. are in -cse. to-^iay ToO-000 RrTMTNGTOJg. 730.000 REMIN-GTON3, 750aXX» REaHNGTONsrS. More than any other make, and more than many others combinedCOKSIDBR ANI> THEN DBCEDE CONSTDER AXD THES DBCmE CONSTDBR AJS"D THEN DECIDE To Attend the T>HMTN-GTON /^IOLTJSGE. | SMEETO-NTS ECILDrNGS. i mansisi. A JTrSCFLL C*ET of \ rRT3£aCIAL rTffiTBIIE4TIFFE3R OrR-XOWEEI ros £3 3/. INCLUDING ESTTRA-CTaOfXS. GTJARANTEiEI). TV E N" T I S T J\ A V I E-S. WXSDHAar-STJEHET. I*, aI a *(.. i ia-rxrp iPlllllM. JW.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 15, 17 January 1914, Page 7
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