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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 21034, 9 December 1933, Page 20

fflfyrißtrfyttrrlj sfcri|niral (ttfllbg? «8K s^- 4 . >s^#' v,i£ c; The Technical College has provided instruction this year for 2930 students, of whom 1121 were m the Technical High School, and the others in the Evening or Special Day Classes. The staff includes 42 full-time and 69 part-time teachers, most of the latter being specialists m trade or professional subjects. The work is carried on in the following departments: TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL. This provides full-time courses of secondary instruction with a bias towards a vocation as follows: — For Girls Commercial, Home Science. . For Boys:—Agricultural, Engineering, Woodworking, Commercial. School re-opens February 6th. Enrolments should be made before January 22nd. Applications should be made this month for board in the Hostels. Fees—Girls £ll/11/-, Boys £l4. EVENING CLASSES AND DAY DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASSES. Trades Motor, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Plumbing, Carpentry, Cabinetmaking, Motor Body Building, Woolclassing, Printing and Linotyping, Painting and Decorating, Sheet Metalwork, Horticulture. Commercial and Accountancy Full courses. Home Science Cookery; Dressmaking, Millinery. Examinations: —Standards V. and VI., University Entrance, Training College Entrance. Classes start February 21st. Enrolments on and after February 14th. mm GIRLS' HOSIBSfc HOSTfiLt