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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 103, 25 January 1930, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL. REOPENING ' ,! 4 ~ o ; ‘ \ , " BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Oh?e s A Established Commercial College in Wellfagtan. i| BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE HAS REOPENED AND THE DIRECTORS .MAY NOW BE CONSULTED. DAT, EVENING, and CORRESPONDENCE TUITION far all the Public Exams., including; Accountancy, Bookkeeping, Banking, ’ Law Professional Shipping, Insurance, Secretarial, Chamber of Commerce, Shorthand, Typewriting’ Public Service, Matriculation, etc. ’ The exanunatiori results of tfie Gollfgc are always excellent. The Fees are moderate and' may be paid by instalment. The Managing Director has had years in all branches of education. Office: US THE. THRACE (Two, Minutes from The Midland). ’PHONE;: 43—080. , ’PHONE: 43—080. t ; ft A-MOS, F.R.Eeon.S., E. L.DNTINQ, 8.C0m., A.1.A.N.Z.. V i \ ftbriaging Director. - INSTRUCT OR 'EDUCATE? - WHICH? ‘ ! INSTRUCTION means MASS TEACHING IN LARGE rriswc EDUCATION means Educational Science condemns mass instruction • U- is ncit *- STAGES^ 1 SCIeDCe PUtS iU EMPHASIS UPON THE EARLY PREPARATORY EDUCATION^(ag^?S—if) S?VeS Such great P r 9Pfaence to SMALL CLASSES; ( W CRI-iASING H pWwEß^h^a ha X W fal’ FA ? T P IN HIS INCOLLEGE PUPIL." < th c baracter } stics pf a WERLpSLEY WELLESLEY COLLEGE We Midland), and discuss our me'Xods in the fullest detML ° E (I "’° from RR-OPENS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. H. AMOS, t xv dt’cctitt Managing THrector. ’ * RVSSELL, B.Se. ‘ ' Headmaster.

. WAIBARAPA HIGH SCHOOL. iX, FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. T HE s c chool °®e ra fa all pupils P rofi 9, ene Y and Competency Certificates a wide range of subjects, its curriculum embracing all the necessary Secondary features. Tine Agricultural Class of the School is conducted oh modern lines, pupijs visiting the leqdfag stud and other farms of the district for instructional purposes. ' ’Lt is confidently Biat the Penrose- Training Farm of <63 acres will shortly be availqbfa far the training of all Agricultural pupils. Bfipspectus with fpll information as to Currnculum, pees etc., arid application forms; are available from,: THE SECRETARY, Wairairapa Secondary Edueatfan Board, P.O Box 23, Masterton. Early enrolment for the Boys’ Hostel is essential. NAPIER BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLS. Day find Boarding Schools. ' Situated fa the Sunniest Centre fa the Dominion, ft'HE BOYS’ HOSTEL is the finest mpd- -*■ ern Hostel Buildfag' fa the Dominipn. Splendidly equipped. Healthy living conditions; twenty ‘acres of playing fields. Full boarding fee, £6O per annum. Schools reopen February 4, 1930. Send fqr prospectus. W, D, DUNN. „ , Secretary. Box 49, Napier. TECHNICAL COLLEGE. HIGH SCHOOL. ?JEXT TERM begins TUESDAY, FRBruary 4. Pupils will be enrolled at the New College, Mount Cook, The Director may be consulted at the New Technical College, Mount Cook, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, between the hours of 10 and 12. 3 and 5,-7 and 8. Entrance from Wallace Street, Rugby Street, or Buckle Street. ART SCHOOL. Day Classes begin TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. EVENING SCHOOL. Classes begin on MONDAY, FEBRU-. ARY 24. Prospectuses giving full particulars of, each school may be had on application at the College Office, Mount Cook.

QAMUEL MARSDEN COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Karori, Wellington. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal, Miss Baber, M.A. ’ Upper School, Karori. Head, Miss Mayhew. Lower' School, Karori. Head, Miss Borrie. Lower School, 20 Fitzherbert Terrace. Head, Miss Bridges. Boys are taken to the age of seven fa both Preparatories. The new Term will begin Wednesday, February New scholars should attend fit their respective schools 10 a.m. —1 p.fa. bp Tuesday, February 4,

HUNTLEY SCHOOL, MARTON. PREPARATORY FOR EOYS FROM 7 TO 14. rpHE School, though only a little more - 1 - than half a mile from the town, is wholly in the country. It is charmingly situated on 72 acres of land. Extensive, well-drained, and sheltered playing fields. Cricket, Football, Tennis, Swimming Bath. For Prospectus, apply to SECRETARY. VIOLONCELLO. pLAUDE TANNER, L.R.A.M., (London), Late Sub-Professor, Royal Academy of Music (London), RESUMES LESSONS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3. Private Ad<hw: 79 Monro Street, Seatouu. “STAR OF THE SEA.” BOYS’ PREPARATORY COLLEGE, SEATOUN. r pilE new term will begin Monday, Febx ruary 3. Boys are taken from the ages of five to fourteen. Violin, piano, school orchestra are special features. Boxing, swimming, drill. Captain Duffy, Instructor, Telephone 16—898,