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Evening Post, Volume LVII, Issue 32, 8 February 1899, Page 7

Education Board, Wellington. rjIECHNICAL SCHOOL. THE FIRST QUARTER, 1899, Will commence ,ON THURSDAY, 9th FEBRUARY. r SUBJECTS OF INSTRUCTION : Drawing and Painting — Elementary and Advanced and from the Living Model PnoLioal, Piano und Solid Geometry and Perspective Mechanical Drawing and Maohine Construction Architectural Drawing and Building Construction Theory of Plumbing Mathematios Shorthand Design CLASSES FOR piIACTIOAL WORK: Carpentry aud Joinery Wood or Stone Carving Modelling and Casting Plumbing Brickwork and Masonry ") Will ootnmence in Iron and Brass Moulding ) the 2nd quarter DAY AND EVKNING CLASSES. FEES — From 5s per Quarter. The Direotor will be at the School Daily, and each evening from 7to 9 o'clock. The Registrar will also attend for the receipt of fees. South Kensington and City and Guilds of London examinations are open to all students. ARTHUR D. RILEY. Direotor. HILTON HOUSE SCHOOL, WELLINQTON-TKRItACB. Principal— Miss A. C. Freeman, < Assisted by Trained and Certificated Teachers, residont and visiting. The FIR9T TERM of 1899 began on THURSDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. Vaoanoies for Day and Resident Pupils. IJIPITEA PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, Thorndon. Principal — Miss R. Richmond. The term began on THURSDAY, 2nd February. Boys are taken only under ten years of age. Prospectuses may be had on application. PIPITEA PRIVATE SCHOOL, Thorndon (Late in Fitzherbert-terrace). BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Miss Babhr, M.A. , Miss B.Richmond, M.A. (Honours in Languages), Lady Principals. The new term began on THURSDAY, 2nd February, 1899. The boarding at Pipitea Sohoolhouse is under the management of Miss Baber. DEHRA DHOON, ELLICE - AVENUE. MRS. EVANS'S GIRLS' CLASS. THE First Term of 1899 will beefa on Thursday 16th February (not Wednesday as previously advertised), at 9.30 a.m. Mrs. lOvans will be away from home until the afternoon of Wednesday, 15th February. BROUGHAM HILL SCHOOL, Ellice-strbbt. Principals, Mrs. and Miss Sheppard, assisted by a large staff of efficient Teachers, resident and visiting. ri^HE next term began on WEDNESJL DAY, Ist February. Extensive additions are being made to the present house— viz.. schoolroom, bedrooms, lavatories, &o. Tnese improvements will make it complete in every respeot as an educational establishment. PREPARATORY SCHOOL. IT is proposed to open next May a School in Marton for Boys between 8 and 12. The School will be preparatory for the Collegiate School, Wanganui, and will follow in the main the methods adopted at that institution. A limited number of Boarders will be taken. Any further particulars may be obtained from Mr. O. P. Mather, or Mr. B. H. Wilson, Marton. Reference is permitted to Mr. W. Empson, of the Collegiate School, Wanganui.

The MISSES CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, National Mutual Buildings, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. Instruction given in Shorthand (Pitman's ami Lightline), Typewriting, Bookkeeping (single and double entry), Writing, and Mimeography. Pupils prepared for highspeed examinations. The Misses Carr Re-opened on MONDAY, 9th January. Hours— 9.3o a.m. to 12, 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m., and 7 to 9.15 p.m. Classes from 30 to 200 words per minute. Best results in New Zealand. Misses Carr's pupils hold first high-speed certificates and Australasian record (220 words per minute— highest outside British Isles). Every description of Typing done. * TUITION. MATRICULATION, CIVIL SERVICE TEACHERS' D AND E. PUPILS are now being enrolled for the 1899-1900 examinations. S. J. BINNING. No. 2, Exchange Buildings. Honrs— s to 6, 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. Saturdays— 2.3o to 6, 7.30 to 9.30. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING OFFICE, No. 7, Panama-street. MISSES TABART AND MUBRAYAYNSLEY (Late of Auckland). Every description of typing executed with accuracy and despatch. All business strictly confidential. VIOLIN. HERR MAX HOPPE resumed. Teaching at his New Rooms, at the Dresden Piano Co., on Wednesday, Ist February, where arrangements oan be made for both beginners and advanced pupils. Note New Address — Dbesdhn Piano Co. Private Address — 15, Charlotte-street. VIOLIN TUITION. "m/jTR. JOHN M'GLASHAN begs to intimate to his pupils and others that he has resumed teaching. Address— 6, Wellington-terrace. Ti/TADAME COPE. MISS COPE. VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, BAND PIAHO. Resumed lessons MONDAY, 23rd January, 1899. Pupils prepared for Trinity College Exams. ____ Addreis— 3o, Murphy-street, Thorndon. MUSICAL. (Established 1884.) FB E D K. L. DEAN, Tbachhr op the Pianoforte, &0., hat resumed teaching. A few vaoanoies. Pianos Tuned and Repaired. Addreis— John«ttreet. off Adelaide-road.