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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 27, 1 February 1930, Page 23

EDUCATIONAL. Xfe jyOCESAN^IGHgCHOOL F OE G IBLS ' jgjfllli EPSOM, AUCKLAND ' (Recognised as efficient by Bjjgjl/ Education Department). Headmistress: MISS E. H. SANDFORD, MA. (Hons.), (Girton College, Cambridge). JUNIOR DIVISION of Primary School including a Kindergarten in separate building under Froebel management. In Secondarv School Girls prepared for Matriculation and Higher Leaving Certificate. Alternative course arranged for girls not desiring to go to University. Games amply provided for under experienced instructresses. Souring bath shortly to be constructed. S-pecial consideration given to Music and Art. Prospectus on application to School Seicretarv. First term begins WEDNESDAY, February 12th, at 9 a.m. Boarders return TUESDAY, February 11th. New Boarders, February 10th. Entrance Examination, TUESDAY, February 11th, at 10 a.m. MISS SANDFORD will be at home to Parents by appointment on MUAJJAI, THURSDAY', and MONDAY, February 3rd, 6th, and 10th, from 2 to 4 p.m., at School House. _ pUKEKOHE rjIECHNICAL "p|~IGH gCHOOL REOPENS ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1930, at 9 a.m. Pupils enrolled and parents interviewed on FRIDAY, January 31, and MONDAY, February 3. The school presents the following courses of instruction : — 1. PROFESSIONAL. Preparing candidates for public examinations. 2. BUSINESS TRAINING. For boys and girls. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Economics, etc. 3. INDUSTRIAL. Elementary training 111 Woodwork and Metalwork. 4. HOUSE-CRAFT, for girls. N.B.— 5. PRACTICAL FARMING. For boys who intend to go on the land. Unquestionably the best way for a boy to learn farming is to see and to practise the methods of successful farmers. The school has at its disposal the services and stock of such farmers, and has selected one farm as the Home Farm. The privileges offered to scholars taking this course at Pukekohe are unique, and should make a strong appeal to both town and country boys. Practical work and theoretical training go hand-in-hand. Jfree railway transit from Auckland. School bus services will be run temporarily on three new routes. See advertisements for further information. Copies of Prospectus on Application to School Office. W. F. J. MUNRO, M.A., :1 Principal. gT. QUTHBERT'S QOLLEGE. EPSOM, AUCKLAND. Vacancies for Boarders and Day Girls. For Enrolment, apply early, to the Registrar. FIRST TERM COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1930. Boarders to arrive Tuesday, Februray 11. The Principal, MISS L. CLOUSTON, 8.A., will interview Parents and Guardians at the College on MONDAY, Feb. 10, from 11 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and 2 p.m. to o p.m. TUESDAY, Feb. 11, from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m., and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Interviews for Day Pupils preferably on Monday. :S G. BAILEY, Registrar. QOLLEGE, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Headmaster: THE REVEREND H. K. ARCHDALL, M.A. (Cantab.). gCHOOL, JJEMUEEA. PREPARATORY TO THE COLLEGE. Headmaster: THE REVEREND J. G. T. CASTLE, M.A. First Term begins at both School and College on TUESDAY, February 11. Boarders attend on MONDAY, February 10. Prospectuses and all Information may be had on application to :5 THE HEADMASTER. yyESLEY QOLLEGE, pAERATA THE COLLEGE AIMS AT GIVING BOYS A SOUND PRACTICAL TRAINING IN AGRICULTURE, While Continuing Their Education up to Matriculation Standard. SCHOOL REOPENS ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3. All information, together with Prospectus, may be obtained on application to the Principal, R. C. CLARK, M.A., Dip. Ed. :1 v v. JJT HE gHORTHAND, /JIYPEWRITING, AND QFFICE ROUTINE gCHOOL. COLWILL CHAMBERS, SWANSON ST. THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR. PHONE 41-147. WS pLEV ELAND HOUSE LADIES' COLLEGE, GARDEN ROAD, REMUERA. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Principals: The Misses Moore-Jones. Upper and Lower School. Montessori Class for Infants. Small Classes. Individual Attention. First Term Begins TUESDAY, Feb. 12. Boarders, Feb. 11. Prospectus on Application. Phone 25-015. :19 gT, JJALL, pEMUERA. PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL. MISS PARTRIDGE, Late of Knox Hall, Parnell, WILL BE OPENING ON TUESDAY FEBRUARY 11. Private Address : 29b, Epsom Av. Telephone 20-262. . 1 gOUTHWELL SCHOOL, HAMILTON. PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR EOYS Between the Ages of Seven and Fourteen. NEST TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY 13. Boarders Arrive Tuesday, February 12. Prospectus on Application to the Secretary. - fJHa. S4 T " MARY'S COLLEGE, 10 PONSONBY. First Term Commences TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. Pupils enrolled and Parents interviewed on MONDAY, February 3. 1 A iSHLEIGH College, N.Z. Insurance Buildings.—Matriculation, P.S.E., Teachers' Examinations, General Education. Record ■ successes lecent examinations. I - DAILY or Evening Tuition —Matricpla- • tion. Engineering, Surveying Examinations, correspondence.—Ashcroft, 17, Ladies Mi'.p, Remuera. Piione J? | - T E FOYER will resume its Drawing and , c -L' Painting Classes on the <tn. -• 1 Remuera Rd. Phone 16-395. ''