EDXJCATIOKAXk ST. ANDREWS , COLLEGE, CHiUSTCHttRCH. BOYS' (BOARDING AND DAY COLLEC-E. HEADMASTER: Mr A. K., Anderson, M.A., F.R. Sist. S. THE SECONDARY SCHOOL T>REPARES bovs for all public examinaA tions Tip to Matriculation and University Entrance Scholarship Standard. There ara courses in Commercial "Work nnd Agriculture. THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL Prepares boys for the State Proficiency Certificate. The 1924 Session begins on THURSDAY, February 7th. Boarders return on. Wednesday. THE HEADMASTER WILL ENROL NEW BOYS AT THE COLLEGE on TUESDAY, February Sth, and WEDNESDAY, Feb'rnnry Gth. ' Illustrated prospectus obtainable from tho Secretary. W. F. HILSON, 3 Royal Exchange Building®. Telephone 1178. 9269 BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL, CHRISTCHURCK. Headmaster: G. Lancaster, M.A. npHE NEST TERM will commencis on -A. Thursday, January 31st. New Boys must attend for Examination at 9 a.m. punctually on Monday, January 28th. Tho Headmaster will be at tho School to flee Parents with New Pupils as under:— Names "A" to "F"—MONDAY, January 28th, 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Names "G". to "M"—MONDAY, January 2Sth, 2 to 4 p.m. Names "N" to "S"—TUESDAY, January 29th, 9.50 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Names "T" to "Z"—TUESDAY, January ... 23th, 2 to 4 p.m. Applicants "for admission to FrrsePlaceS muot bring the necessary- - .Record of Birth, and Testimonials from their previous School s.s to character. Conditions and particulars M to Free Places will be found in the School Prospectus (pagw 6). The School BoardinghOTSo, Harokeke street. Riccarton, is controlled by Mr' G. Lancaster. M.A., Headmaster Full particulars at the office of the underaiened. L. A. STRINGER, Registrar. Canterbury College, Christohnrch, January 22nd, IM4. 9739 PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Preparatory for Christ's College. , Boarding and Day School for Boy® 7 to 14 years of age.' 528 ARMAGH STREET WEST, CHRISTCHURCH. (Near Hagley Park Gates.) Headmarter: MR C. E. FERRIS, F.R. Hist,. Soc., London. NEXT TERiI BEGINS TUESDAY, ' 6th FEBRUARY. BOARDERS . MONDAY, 4th. , PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION. Telephone 3313. 1 9730
CHBISTCHURCH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. Director: I?. E. rTXEE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL vill JL ie-oocn * <jn WEDNESDAY, January 30th, and" New. PUpiia ■will bo enrolled on January- 25th, 28th and 29th, during tli® hours 10-12 and 3-3. - The holders of Junior JTatiottal Scholarships and Std. VI. Proficiency Ccrtificatca. and Endorosd . Compctency .Ccrtifieates, • if •under tho age of 17 yeara, axe-entitled-to free places., ' . . . . Fet for : holders of Sfcd. Vl.' Competency Certificates—£l, per term, 1 ■ Qualifying certificates : apustj'be produced it the time' of enrolment. ' i " ' , All pupils receive a aeiooEdsry; education ■with a preliminary training for ft Tocation, including Commercial, Domestic Arts, Agricultural, Engineering, or Wood-Working, and are prepared for Matriculation and other publio examinations if requixtsd. Prospectus on application at the Collego. 9558 ' ■ NORMAL DISTRICT HISH SCHOOL. KILMORE STREET W. EE-OPENS TUESDAY, JANUARY 29th. FREE PLACES. to holders of Proficiency and Endorsed Competency Certificates. Pupils may take either The Matriculation Course or , The Commercial Course. Special facilities offered for the training of pupil teachers. The Headmaster will be in attendance on SATURDAY, January Ssih, and MONDAY. January 28th, from 10.EO a-m. to 12.30 p.m., to interview parents and enrol pupils. 9558 DIGByS CO MjKE RCIAL SCHOOL. HaJleastein'e Building, Opposite D.1.0. „ DAY ANj3 EVENING fjOMMERCIAL CLASSES haws now ■ reframed. Term commences at any time. Miss Digby may bo interviewed daily between the hours of 10-1 and 2-5. Classes for Matriculation, Publio Service, Pharmacjy 6 S.P., resume MONDAY, JANUARY <Mh. Fnll particulara on application. triangle, christchtxrch. D 3481-9537-3 Tel. 1.537. • EANGIOIU HIGH SCHOOL, Principal: Mr' J. E. Strachan, M.A. (Honours), B.Sc. , Ho-opena MONDAY, ■ February Early application - eihould -to mada for places in hostels. For further particulars and prospectus apply to VT. B. PIKE, Secretary Board of Governors, 9856 x Bos 4, Rangiora. " EDUCATIONAL. MISS NAN LYNCH, (Late of Timaru), A.T.C.L., L.A.JI. : ■ (Esiibitioner>!of -Trinity College, London.) ■ rpEACHEB - OP PIANOFORTE AND THEORY, .» commemsing Practice in ■ 1 ~ will; bo pleased to interview intending pupils daily,- between two and four p.m. Temporary address: C-o. Postmistress, Poet Office, St. Albana. L 4120 ■R/TES ERNEST FIRTH (Singing), Mr ErnXTA est Firth, (Piano, Organ, Harmony), resume teaching, Febtuary 11th. At home, 303 MANCHESTER STREET, lifter February 7th. 1188 MATRICULATION. INDIVIDUAL TUITION. M R n - m - BELL, M.A., 8.D., XJ - 134 FitigeraJd street, St. Albans. ■ . Prospectus on Application. .82650 HELEN GATES resumes TeachJSX ing PIANOFORTE ond SINGING at her Residence, "Cooropg,'' Nayland fltroet, Sumner, JANUARY 29th. ■ • - 1155 DON'T BE HANDICAPPED. T EARN PITMAN'S Shorthand—the World" -*-* wide, High-speed eyotem—and avoid disappointment later. Universally taught. 1203 VIOLIN AND CELLO. MISS FREDA MARSDEN has resumed' • teaching. 416 Montreal street (nOTJ Victoria street). 'Phone A 4214. I<3S
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