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EDUCATIONAL—(Continued). yVELLINGTt. >N COLLEGEBOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL 1 OR BOYS. Headmaster: M’. A. ARAIOLR, AI.A., M.Sc. The First Term for 1941 besms on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. The enrolment of new aud transferred pupils will take place on : — MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3. as follows;— A—DAY PUPILS: 9.30 a.m. to 12 Noon ’ for Pupils whose surnames begin wnh one of the letters A to M. I rom 1.00 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. for Pupis whose surnames begin with one of the let tors N to Z. Noon, ‘and from 2 I™ to 4 on SATURDAY MORNING, FEB RTIARY 1, from 10 a.m. to Noon, on MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3 during enrolment time; or at another time by appointment. On Enrolment, pupils Jjje required to produce the PRIMARY CER'pttpteatE the PRIAIARY SCHOOL PUPILS’ LEAVING CARD, and a CERTIFICATE OF BIRTH. Pupils transferrin"- from another post-primary school Should praduce the Record Card of their previous school. A Comprehensive Fee of £l, with discount of 2/6 for immediate payment, covers all games and School activities. Pupils are urged to join the School Accident Insurance Scheme for which the annual fee is 2/6, payable at the beginnin" of the First Term. There is also the° Parents’ Voluntary Subscription Scheme for College Improvements. List of Text Books will not be given till the classification of pupils has been made. There are two Alain Courses of Instruction the GENERAL COURSE, in which both Latin and French are taken, and the MODERN COURSE, in which such subjects as Bookkeeping Woodwork and Aletalwork are substituted for Latin.. A comprehensive curriculum provided on approved lines. Special attention given to Physica Training and Games. Pupils prepared for all public examinations. the boarding department, comprising modern and commodious buildings is situated in extensive grounds. Careful attention is given health. study and pastimes. Fees model ate. A remote allowance of i/6 weekly may be claimed. Reduction of 5 per cent, for' brothers. For PROSPECTUS, enrolment forms, SEATER’ s t B I1ili)IIs ' GS ’ t l i 9e C heFaD-' HOUSE QUAY, or to THE HLAD MASTER. RONGOTAI BOYS’ COLLEGE. THE School will resume for EAST J- YEAR’S PUPILS on TUESDAY, 'Fpbruarv 4, at 5.40 a. id. The Headmaster will be in attendance to interview New Pupils and their parents on Monday, February 3 at 9.30 a.m. 1 Parents whose surnames are A.-L., 9.30 a.m. to 12 Noon. *> Parents whose surnames are 1.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m Intending pupils . Rho ’ lld . u them (a) Last school report, (b) Birth Certificate or copy, (c) T r^ res ®.. o1 ’ cord Cards from other schools (if avail following are the conditions of Free f d ßovs°who have passed through either Std. IV or Std. V at any school m AVellington or elsewhere ; 2 Bovs who have passed throu ß n Stu. VI and whose parents are residing or intend to reside m any ot tne districts on the Eastern, side of Alt. ATctoria, viz. Hataitai, Kilbirme, Lyall Bay, Aliramar, Seatoun, etc. 3. Bovs who have transferred from other schools outside Wellington and whose eligibility for admission falls under either 1 or 2 above. WELLINGTON GIRLS’ COLLEGE. (Pipitea Street). PRINCIPAL: AIISS E. Al. NORTH, B.A. CCHOOL Classes will resume on Y'uesS dav. February 4. Former .pupils 9 a.m.; New Pupils 10 a -“-„ 1 P " 1 ’ 1 .K?//. Jr a es d ented'bi B a r il h ne C w pupils on e°ntry. P Entrv forms with Prospectus may be n mt f^Qn e ay SeC or ta wiU be posted from the school. available The following courses- are aTall ? bl * Professional, Commercial, Home Cour., , A pSls r may specialize, in advanced Bookkeeping and Economic Acting-Secretary.

GIRLS’ AUSTIN STREET, E.l. Headmistress: AIISS N. G. ISAAC, AI.A. The School will reopen on Tuesday, February 4. Present Pupils, 9 a.m.; New Pupils, 10 a.m. The Headmistress and Alembers of Staff will be at the College to enroll new pupils and interview their Parents or guardians on Thursday, January 30, and Friday, January 31, from and 1.30-3.30, or at time by arrangement. Telephone 55-589. • , Education is free for holder, of Primary School Certificates or higher qualification, residing in the postal districts C. 3, E.l, E.2, E. 3, E. 4, E.o, S.l, 5.2. (Girls living in Eastbourne or the Vogeltown or Alornington areas of have the option of attending.) Any living outside these districts may attend by paying tuition fees. Acting-Secretary. DRAMATIC ART and SINGING. Doris symes, a.r.c.m. (Lond.) and of Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London, resumes tuition FEBRUARY 4. Students prepared for Grade and Diploma Examinations. Interviews bv Appointment. PHONE 40-641. STUDY MUSlC—(Continued). Wailace, Airs?E., Upper Hutt; Watkins, ’Mr. Laurence F., Karori; Watts, Aliss Eileen AL, Hataitai; IVclls, Aliss Dorothy P., Croydon ■School; Whittle, Air. Harold L. A., Aitken Street; Whyte, Mrs. H-, Palmerston North; AVildmg, Aliss Vid.a, Nelson; Willoughby. -Miss Thelma F.. Aurora Terrace; Wilson, Mrs. Constance E., Nelson; Winifred. Sister Alary, Palmerston North; Winterburn, Miss Dorothy L Nelson: Davies, Mrs. M. ”■ (nee Wood), Bunnythorpe; Wood, Air. Thomas C., Willis Street.