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EDUCATIONAL, NOTICES. ROLVENDEN, HEREFORD STREET. LIN WOOD. BOAKDINQ AND DAY SCHOOL. MRS GEOROB HIORNS and MISS NELLIE lIIORNS will ba prepared to receive their Pupils on THURSDAY, 30th instant. Music Lessons will commence on same date. At Home WEDNESDAY, 29th insUnt. 2177 265 ARMAOH STREET. TnE NKXT SCHOOL TERM will BEGIN on FRIDAY, olst in«l. Mrs Croasdaile Bowen will be at home to-day (Saturday), Tuesday 28th, and Wednesday, 29th, from 11 to ». 2234 PIANOFORTE. MISS J. SMITH RESUMES TEACHING FRIDAY, 31st January. Theory Class February stli. MUs Smith at home January oOth. 164 Worcester street W. 2242 PIANO, ORGAX, VOICE PRODUCTION AND HARMONY. MR T. FITZGERALD FAULKNER has RESUMED TEACHING at 228 Oxford terrace, tear Manchester street. Terms on application. 2239 PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS. MRS and MISS M. MALING, 277 Armagh street, W. THE Next Tt>rm Beeins on THURSDAY. January oOth. 2342 PIANO, SINGING and ORGAN. MR DAVIS HUNT "OESUMES Teaching on THURSDAY, January £\, 30ih. 70 GLOUCESTER STREET, 2352 I'APAXL'I ami MERIVALE KINDERGARTEN. MISS A. WEBB wishes co inform hsr pupils that School wii! lIKOI'K.N* on MONDAY. Februar.v 3r<J, at the VVesl'jyau S;;;ui.iv Suhool, St, Albans Lane. ' 2349 NORTH CHRISTCHUnCH KINDERGARTEN. MISS WEBB wishes her Pupils to RE-ASSEMBLE on THURSDAY, 30tii, at 9.30 a.m. llu PETERBQROI7OH STREET. VIOLIN ar.d ACCOJn r ANIMBXT LESSONS. MR F. M. WALLACE will RESUME Teaching on FRIDAY, t\v} 31« inst. At home on Thursday afternoon. 1 URANMER S(JUAUB. 2343 MRS WELLS will Mu»ic on THUiIrfOAV, Jamuu-i 30th, AtSiieusley's Rooms, Where she may be consulted on the 29th from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. 2356 VIOLIN PIANOFORTE and DUO PLAYING. MISS PACKER RKSUAJKS Lessons on THURSDAY, the 30th January. MISS EDITH PACKER RESUMES Lessons on THURSDAY, 30t'u January. At Amberley on Saturdays. 2376 FEXDALTON KINDERGARTEN. TERM will COMMENCE THURSDAY, January 30th. 2374 MIgS RACHEL OLD. "HAWTHORNDKN," UPPISR FENDALTON. NEXT School Term witt BF.UIN THURSDAY, 30th January. Corkran's Coach from Post OfHce, 8.55 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. 2364 J McKEE. PIANO, HARMONY, ORGAN, &c. MISS RACHEL ROSS wi'.l RESUME TEACHING on THUR3DAY, January 30th. 158 MONTREAL STREET. 23SS PIANO, ORGAN AND SINGING. ■JVT 11 WELLS will RESUME TEACHING on the ItJL 31st at 222 GLOUCESTER STREET W. Willbe at the above address from 10 till 12 and 3 till 5 on Thursday. 2367 "M/I'ISS ESTHER ATKINSON, Pupil of Walter J.TJL Bache, R.A.M., London, and of Professor K. Klhidworth, Berlin, holding Teacher's Certificate from Klindworth-Chanvenlca Consei'vatorium, is prepared to Receive PUPILS for PIANOFORTE and SINGING. Term begins THURSDAY, JANUARY 30ru. Address—Mr., Crosby's, corner of Park terrace and Armagh street. 2370 "jVfRS. ALFRED MERTON'i! SCHOOL for GIRLS irJL will meet on THURSDAY, 30th inst. Vacancies for Boarders. At home on Wednesday from 2 to 6 o'clock. 2382 31 Cambridge Terrace West. PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, SINGING AND HARMONY. MR. ALFRED MERTON (Organist and Music Master at Christ's College, Examiner in Music for the New Zealand Education Department) will resume lessons on THURSDAY, 30th inst. Mr Merton is forming Classes for the Study of Sightsinging: (stnff and tonic solfa notations). . At home on Wednesday after 2 o'clcok. 2333 - ■ i 31 Cambridge Terrace West. SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Chester street, Oranmer square, Christchureh. (Next the Durham street Church). HAVING secured MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES, 1 shall now be able to tales MORE BOYS. Early application i 3 desirable. Boysprepared fbrMatriculation a:id the Civil Service. ATHOMB on SATURDAY, 18th inst., SATURDAY, 25th, WEDNESDAY, 29th, between 2 and 6 p.m. Prospectuses on application to 28 CRANMER SQUARE. 1567 WILLIAM WILSON. WARWICK HOUSE. BOYS' BOARDING AND DIV SCHOOL. THE NEXT TERM will BEGIN on WEDNESDAY, the 29th inst., at 9 o'clock. My PARTNERSHIP with Mr FENN having TEKMINATED, I shall for the future carry on the School by myself as heretofore. OHARLES COOK. Cliristchurch, January 10th, 1896. . 1730 E. J. PAINTER, TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN Also Mandoline and Guitar. Kilmore street East. Christchuroh. 998 TECHNICAL SCHOOL, No. 150 Worcester street West. PRINCIPAL, MR C. H. GIIiBY, HONOURS DIPLOMA NAT. PHONOG. SOO. (ENG.) MATRICULATION and CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. Students Coached for these Exams, by a Graduate of N.Z. University. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Correspondence (English and French), and all Commercial Subjects Thoroughly Taught. RE-OPEXED THURSDAY, JANUARY lfrru. SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING CATHEDRAL SQUARE. MISS A. M. GARR And her Sistera, Pitman's and Light Line Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Correspondence, Writing, Arithmetic, &c. Every Description of Copying Done on. Type writer. Pitman's Speed Certiacate I }. Mis 9A. M. Can's pupils have obtained the highest speed certificate ever granted in New Zaaland.' ■ 53 NELSON COLLEGES. BOYS' COLLKGE-Prinuipal, J. W. Jornt, M.A.; Second Master, W. S. Littlejohu, M.A.; Lady Matron, Miss A. M. Ollivier. GIRLS' COLLEGE—Lady Priucipal, Miss B. E. Gibson, M.A. regular course of instruction Includes Enprlish i Language and Literature, History and Geography, Classics, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Science and Drawing. At the Girls' College O1&3S Singing nnd Needlework are also taught. In addition to Prize.-", there are Tnirteen Scholarships for Boys and Six for Girls, awarded on the result of the year's work, beside? Provincial, Tinline and School Commissioners' Scholarships. At the Boys' College there is a, Cricket Ground, an Asphalt Tennis Court, a Gymnasium, and a Cadet Corps. At the Girlu , College there are Two Asphalt Tennis Courts and a Gymnasium; Drill and Indian Olub exercises are practised regularly..' Music and Dancing are extra*. Tuition in the former is provided by the Nelson School of Music. For fees and further particular* apply to the Secretary, College Office, Nelson, The FIRST TERM begins on TUESDAY, 4th February. '; 1969 GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, CHRISTOHURCH. nRHE NEXT TERM w'dl COMMENCE on THURSI DAY, January 30th. New Pupils must attend at9.3oam., on Wednesday, January29th. Lady Principal— MRS T. S. FOSTER, Assisted hv an Efficient Staff of Teachers. All Fees are payable in advance. Fees, including all subjects, except Instrumental Music, £5 5s per terra for girls over twelve years of age; £4 4s per term for girls under twelve years of age. If paid at the Registrar's Office within one fortnight from the first day of attendance the Fees are £4 4e and £3 3a respectively. Prospectuses can be obtained at the School, or at Canterbury College. The Lady Principal will be at the School to receive new Pupils ou Wednesday, January 29th, and will also be prepared to see parents or guardians on the same A. CRAOROFT WILSON, 1905 Registrar, Canterbury College. TJRINCE ALBERT COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. A DEPARTMENT FOR GIRLS, BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS, Will be Opened on MONDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, 1896 Under MB T. JACKSON, M.A., HEADMASTER, Assisted by AN EFFICIENT STAFF' ] Ot - " LADY TEACHERS AND VISITING MASTERS. Application for the Admission of Pupils, and for the College Prospectus, may be made.to the Headmaster at the College, Upper Queen street, Auck,laud. , 662