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£>t Hargaret'b (Mlrgr Christchurch Diocesan School. (Registered by. the Education Department.) Head Mrs C. L. ST. MABGABET'S COLLEGE, Oramner Square. Fully qualified staff, thorough Religions Training, preparation for University Entrance and Scholarship Examinations. Commercial coarse. Arts and Crafts. Well-equipped class-rooms. laboratory, gymnasium. Physical training and games. Department for training Games Mistresses to be opened shortly. J ST. TI House Mistress": < fiittle &t. ®argaret'a * * derg^^£"<S£T£%?£r, 99 F«pait»l Road Boys are admitted to botk Mlm T. C. Butler (Froebei Certificate), ILLUSTRATED PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION TO THE HBi CHRISTCHURCH A DAY AN!) BOARDING SCHOOL F< Staff: Headmaster (REV. S. PARR, M.A., 8.D., Jff.C.) and seven qua teachers. SECONDARY DEPARTMENT preparing "boys for Higher Leaving Certificate, Matriculation, etc. PR IM ARY DEPARTMENT working largely on the Syllabus of the State School, but starting Latin, French, etc., early. A re cogn is ed Preparatory for ChrisVs College. Modern met Exhibitic Healthy situationair Cls Secondary.: Primary: DIOCESAN DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR Registered under Government Regulations as a Primary and " ' * Under the Management of the Christchurch Diocesan Boardof-Mi Head Mist res s: MRS D, B. MACPHERSON, M.A., Honours, Edinburgh; Cambridge Teaohers' Diploma, assisted by a fully qualified staff. The School is situated in v the best, locality in Tjmaru, in nearly 4 acres of beautiful grounds. It provides efficient education, up to and after Matriculation, and a General Course for those not wishing to matriculate. m '- : ,u Rdigioas,.an<l< , given on sound> Great care is gi?® l w' and Tennis, -Hostel * Swimming, etc., are-an. for." M '■■->»' A Preparatory from five to seven, attention vriUbe; formed under tfce * _ ANNAN, late' of Invercargill. Prospectus on application to the ; HEAD MISTRESS, or to C. G_ Secretary, Box 125, Timaru. - if A h "h-iyij»|. rPRINCJPAL: MR. J.> SfIUCMIf, MJL, ■ Rangiora High School is a Government; Secondary School for hoys and girls. It is a well-equipped school,in a rural setting with spacious grounds, playing fields, swimming bath, workshops, laboratories, library, and fully equipped and stocked farm. It is free Competency, It offers a very eluding: A GENERAL C< give students an tionof life, and' SUPPLEMENTARY VOCATIONAL COURSES »as feUowsPROFESSIONAL, (c) COMMERCIAL, (d) HOME SCIENCE, (e) W The aim here is to make the school a model ox the New inAtictrul The various vocational courses aye, therefore, relatedto agriculture as the Students taldng the. Agricultural Course may get free railway passes Hostels for girls and boys. 1 * PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION— J* A. IVORY,