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EDUCATIONAL. PIANOFORTE. pHYLLIS SEALY, L'A.B., resumes -*- Teaching 7th FEBRUARY, Goldie's Brae and Bristol Piano Co. Tel. 43-872. JMELDA FAMA (late of Vienna) will resume Teaching the Pianoforte on 6th FEBRUARY at her Studio, 10, Davis street, Thorndon. WELLINGTON. GIRLS' COLLEGE.. A Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: Miss V. M. Greig, M.A., B.Sc. T^tIfFEBRUARY^ 5 Oa TUESDAY > The following Courses are available:— (a) Professional Course: (b) Home, and General Course (includes • Cookery, Dressmaking, Hygiene, First Aid, Home Nursing, Drawing, and Crafts). . ' . . (c) Art Course (includes Drawing, Design, Illustration, Commercial Art, Art Crafts). (d) Commercial Course. (includes Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Business Methods),' etc. In. addition there ie available an all-day Commercial Course, fee. £3 10s per term. .- . Great importance is attached in all courses to Physical Training, which is in the hands of a specialist. COLLEGE HOUSE.' The Boardingestablishment is under the personal supervision of the Principal, ■ 'ho is resident. Junior Boarders by arrangement. There are vacancies for Boarders. Early application is advisable. Prospectus obtainable from the Secretary, P.O. Box 19, Wellington. ENROLMENTS.—Monday, 6th February, 9.30 a.m.-noon; 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Boarders, Tuesday, 7th February, 9.30 a.m. New Pupils must bring Birth Certificates, Proficiency, or Competency Certificates, also Primary School Progress Cards. ASSEMBLY. • In connection with the School Jubilee Old Pupils and New Pupils are requested to assemble at the College on Thursday 2nd February, 1933, at 10 a.m. Intending Pupils who have not y«t enrolled may do so by filling in application forms, which may be obtained at the Board's Office, Skater's Building, 105, Customhouse quay. : WELLINGTON EAST GIRLS' COLLEGE, ■: AUSTIN STREET. qiHE First Term 1933 begins on TUESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY. Former Pupils, 9 a.m. New Pupils, 10 a.m. COURSES (a) Professional. (b) Home and General. (c) Commercial. The Principal will be at "the College: . Thursday, 2nd February, 9.30 a.m.-12.30 p.m. Monday, 6th February, 9.30 a.m.-4 p.m. New Pupils must bring Proficiency and Birth Certificates and Progress Cards on Tuesday, 7th. ' . .' , WELLINGTON COLLEGE ■ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR r BOYS. Headmaster: W. A. ARMOUR, MA • ■■:-' . m.sc: ■ . T?^B' Term for 1933 begins on ■*-"■ TUESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY. The l?™™en^r o£ new puPfls 11 be made on MONDAY, ;: 6th FEBRUARY, •„ fo° lows:—: 9.30^a.0i. to noon: Pupils whose surnames begin with one of the letters A-M. 2 p.m. to 4 pirn.: Pupils whose surnames begin with one. of the letters N-Z. Enrolment of Boarders, Friday, 3rd February, Saturday Morning, 4th February, Monday, 6th February. Special interviews with the Headmaster may be made by arrangement on 3rd February: 10 a.m. to 3 pm 4th February: 10 a.m. to 12 noon. 6th February-: 10 a.m; to i pm Pupils enrolling are expected to brin° Certificates of Birth, Character, Proficiency or Competency, and Primary Cards. , ; r Courses of Instruction are: (i) General or Professional, (ii) Commercial; (iii) Industrial. The Boarding Department; comprising Firth House, and the Dining Block ie splendidly situated in the extensive College Grounds.. The. buildings are modern and- commodious, providing ample-accom-modation for Boarders who are under the personal supervision of the Headmaster. The preparation of lessons is carefully supervised, and. full opportunity is given to Boarders to participate in organised games. For Prospectus and further" particulars apply to the Headmaster at the College, or to: the Secretary, Seater's Building, 105, Customhouse quay, HONGOTAI BOYS' COLLEGE. rpHE First Term of 1933 will begin on *- TUESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, on which day all New and Old Pupils are required ;to attend. All New Pupils with at least one parent or guardian are required to attend as under on Monday, 6th February:— ■ , A-M: 9.30 a.m.-12.30 p.m. Mc-Z: 2 p.m.-5 p.m. New Pupils are requested to bring with them their last term's report. The following pupils are eligible for free admission:— 1. All boys who have passed the IV. or V. Standards in any of the following schools (a)' Hataitai; (b) KJlbirnie; - (c) Lyall Bay; (d) Houghton Bay; (c) Miramar South; (f) Miramar Central; (g) Seatoun; (h) Worser'Bay. 2. All boys who hare passed the XV. or ' "V. Standards from other schools-and whose parents are now residing or intend to reside within the school district. 3. Holders of Proficiency Certificates gained at any of the schools mentioned in (a). 4. Holders of Proficiency Certificates gained at other schools and where .. parents are_,now residing or intend to reside within the school district. 5. Holders of junior or Senior Free Places whose parents have been transferred and who have come to reside within the school district. .■ .. : The admission of any other boys not provided for in (a) to (c) above is a matter of discussion between the parents and the Headmaster, who will be in attendance at the school on Monday, 6th February. . Boys who do not hold either, a Junior or Senior Free Place and desire admission to the Upper Sohool (Forms ITI-VI) are required to pay fees, particulars as to which may be obtained from the office o! the Secretary, 105, Customhouse quay.