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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 89, 15 April 1922, Page 10

EDUCATIONAL. AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. HALF-YEARLY PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL EXAMINATION IN MUSIC AND ELOCUTION. Theoretical Examination will begin on SATURDAY, May 20. Practical Examinations will begin on MONDAY. May 22. .„ . Names of intending candidates will be received by the undersigned up to May 3. I ' A. B. CHAPPELL, M.A, i Registrar. April 12. 1922. el - KING'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL, AUCKLAND. Headmaster S. CLIFTON-SMITH, B.A. This School will be opened .as a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS (From 7 to 12 Years of Age) . EARLY NEXT JUNE. Prospectus from , SECRETARY. KING'S COLLEGE. Auckland. S ___*__■* \TTORKERS' ' CLASSES WILL COMMENCE THIS MONTH In the following Subjects:— ECONOMICS. PSYCHOLOGY. MODERN" HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERATURE. SINGING. DEBATING. HYGIENE. CHAIRMANSHIP. ETC. NOTE.—AII W.E.A. Claesoe are open to the Public, and any Adult may Join. Intending students should enrol at once. Further particulars may be bad from the Hon. Secretary. E. BLAIR, ■WS Box 1421. Auckland. Q O.S. /"COLLEGE. 'PHONE 2558 A. CLASSES AND CORRESPONDENCE. Matriculation Public Service Teachers' "C" and C. Pharmacy A. — • Bookkeeping Physios Education Chemistry Lntin (Advanced) Home Science Mathematics Civil Engineering (Advanced) Carpentry Drawing Science Laboratory for Physics and Chemistry, practical work. CLASSES RESUME ON FEBRUARY 6th, 1922. Interviews and Enrolments at 10. CARLTf >"

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