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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 101, 27 October 1881, Page 4

WANGANUI COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. \ THIHE Tra&tees of the above School are JL about to erect a spacious house for the accommodation of Boarders, -which is expected to be ready for occupation at the beginning of the New Year. The Classrooms, built abont three yeara ago, are large and lofty. The situation of the School is very good. It stands in a reserve of i abont six acres, forming an excellent cricket field and play-ground. TheEev. B. W. Harvey, M. A., Incumbent of St. Paul's, Wellington, has been appointed to the office of Head Master, and will enter on hia duties in January next. Mr. Harvey was a scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, and has had large and varied experience as a teacher. The course of instruction will embrace Religions Knowledge, the English, French, j German, Latin, and Greek languages, History, Geography, and Mathematics, with special preparation, where desired, for the Civil Servica and other examinations. Facilities will also be given for tho Btudy of Natural Science. The School Year will be divided into Three Terms of 13 week* each. Tuition Fe6B, for pnpils under 12 years of age, 3 guineas ; and for Ipupils over 12 years, 4 guineas a term. Board, including washing, .£l4 a term. SCHOLARSHIPS. The Trustees propose to elect six scholars, who will receive free tuition, two of whom, if resident at a distance, the Head Master will be prepared to receive as boarders at the rate ot .£7 a term. The first election will take piaco in December next. Examinalion will be held, if necessary, in Wellington, Greytown, and Putea, aa well a3 Wanganui. Candidates must be under 12 years of aga at the time of examination. For subjects of examination, and further particulars, apply to THE KEY. B. W. HARVEY, St. Paul's Parsonage, Wellington. TV BW SERIALS, NEW BOOKS -L>l AND NEW EDITIONS On Sale at JOHN WATT'S BOOK STORE, Wl LLIS-STREET. 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