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EDUCATIONAL. CIiIUSTCHURCH TECHNICAL COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES. rpHE Evening: Classes and Bay Domestic -L Science Classes resume on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14th. Courses of Instruction in Principles and Practice caverin? one to five years are proEXGINEERING (Electrical, Motor, and Mechanical). CABIXETMAKING, CARPENTRY, AND JOINERY. COACH AND MOTOR BODY BUILDING PLUMBING. TYPOGRAPHY. •DOMESTIC SCIENCE (Cookery. Needlework, Dressmakiu;* Lcundry Work, Housewifery, and Homo Science). BOOK-KEEPING AND ACCOUNTANCY. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. PHARMACY. WOOL-CLASSING. MATRICULATION, P.S.E., and Standards V. and VI. ALL PUPILS who have reccntlv left Primary or Secondary Schools ere eligible for FREE EDUCATION. THE FEES for the Full Course of Subjects in anv Section, or for any Examination DO NOT EXCEED £2 15s PER ANNUM. Free Students enrolled during the hours, 6.30-9.30 p.m., FEBRUARY 10th, and Pnyirrg Students on FEBRUARY 11th. Prospect-us and full particulars on application. I D. E. HANSEN, M.A., M. Sc, 'Dr. Ing., 5134 ' Director. . CANTERBURY COLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. SCHOOL OF ENGtXERIXG A"SD TECHNICAL SCIENCE. ROBT. JULIAN SCOTT. M. Inst., C.E., M. In3t. Mech. E., Fellow AXE.E. LECTURES BEGTN ON SATURDAY, MARCH Sth, V THE SCHOOL PROVIDES:— (1) A oomplote course for the Degree of Bachelor of Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical Engineering. (2) A complete course for the Certificate of Associate of the School of Engineering of Canterbury College, iu Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical Engineering. . (3) Instruction in the Technical Science of the Engineering and Allied Trades.,, (4) Instruction' in Applied Electricity. (5) Instruction in Surveying. COMPLETE EVENING COURSES FOR: (a) Apprentices in Mechanical Engineering. (b) Apprentices desirous of qualifying for 3rd Marine Engineer's Certificate on Three Years' Shopwork. _ . ■ . (o) Apprentices in Electrical Engineering. (d) For Electrical Fitter's Lioensc.' Students desirous of arranging courses should call on the Director between Ist and sth March. A Scheme of Exhibitions has been instituted by the Board of Governors, details dt which and syllabus'of lectures may be obtained from the College. ALL FEES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. L. A. STRINGER, ' Registrar. Canterbury College, Ohristchurch, February let, 1921. 8016 HGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Jallenstein's Buildings (opp. D.1.C.). Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., Assisted by I.P.S. (Typists' Seotion), iy a full staff of Highly Instructors. staff of Highly Qualified COMMERCIAL EDUCATION Includes — Shorthand (Pitman's or Gregg's). Typewriting, Office Routine. Bookkeeping (Elementary ami Advanced). Commercial Correspondence, And AIJL subjects necessary for a. Commeorcial Career. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. • OFFICE APPOINTMENTS FOR ALL QUALIFIED STUDENTS. The demand for our Shorthand-Typistes, Bookkeepers, and Junior Clerks i» at all times greatly in excess of the number available, and students readily obtain good { office appointments. _ Railway Concession Tickets fox Country Students, TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME. INDIVIDUAL COACHING for TJniver'ty, Matriculation," Pharmacy, Publio Ser,ice, Accountants' Preliminary, Teaohei Scholarship, . 6 S. Proficienoy, and other Exams. By MR S. A. CLARK. B.A. Special Concessions to Students taking whole year's course. „„„„«, DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Triangle, Christchurch. RAN'GIORA HIGH SCHOOL. tHE ,RANGIOUA HIGH SCHOOL Reopens TUESDAY, February Bth, at 9 a.m. The School provides a General Examination Courae. A very practical Agricultural Course for Boys going on tho land. / HorffijScience Course for Girls, and Business Mmse. Pupils Free. First-olaes Boarding Hostels for Boys and Girls. Prospectus on application. J. E. STRACHAN, M.A., B.Sc, 7855 ' Principal. ST. MARGARET'S COLLEGE. CRANMER SQUARE. THE SCHOOL will REOPEN WEDNESDAY, Fobruary 9th, at 10 a.m. DUNELM PREPARATORY SCHOOL. TIAY and Boarding School for Boys from \J r 1 to 14 yeara of age, 28 ARMAGH STREET WEST, Christchurch, near Hagley Park Gates. Next term begins TUESDAY, Bth February. Mr Ferris, the Headmaster, at homo to parents- of new boys on FRIDAY, 4th, and SATURDAY, Sth, from 2.30 pan. to 4.80 pan. . 7421 " AND SINGING. .-Ml IS S DUDN EY, L.A.8., UVl' Teachers'. Diploma. RESUMES TEACHING on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Sth. Pupils also taken for Pianoforte. . _ . ; "ROWANHURST," 214 Whiteleigh avenue. B, PURCELL WEBB receives PUPILS PIANOFORTE, ..SINGING, ORGAN, AND THEORETICAL SUBJECTS. Term commences MONDAY NEXT, Feb. 7th. TEACHING RoOMS_at BRISTOL. 7958 "VOICE PRODUCTION AHD SINGING. MISS MARIAN WOODHOUSE. L.R.A.M., Lond., will resume Teaching at "THE STUDIO," CHANCERY LANE, on FEBRUARY 3rd. , 19 HEiID STREET, SUMNER, on FEBRUARY sth. AMBERLEY HOUSE. GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. iCHOOL will REOPEN TUESDAY. Feb►J ruarv 6th. Lady Principal, MISS A. C. FEEEMAS. 16 °4 ISS MILLICEXT JENNINGS, .Studio 111 No. 30 VICTORIA CHAMBERS, 104 Ar4th. Evening Classes for Voice Training and Part Singing. 796 ° ./lISS M. HALLIDAY, L.A.B. of R.A.M. WL rad R.C.M. (London), Resumes Teachnt> MONDAY, February 7th, at . 225 SELWYN STREET. ADDINGTON. 9 J>l' Pianoiorte on MONDAY, February 4th, at her residence, os 3 9 TABAMEA STREET. _ TUfIsTMARGARET NAT/SMITH, A.T.C.L., Teacher Pianoforte and Theory, reles Teaching. At Home: Springfield, Monday, February Tib; WaddiDgtou, £th; Ke~-i »Ak UiL. Slid