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Educational.’ CANTERBURY COLLEGE. FIRST TEEM, 1894. LECTURES BEGIN ON .SATURDAY, 10th MARCH. QTUDENTS ar® requested to ENTER their NAMES at the REGISTRAR'S OFFICE and PAY their FEES hefors attending the Lectures. Students whose fees are not paid within twenty-, one days from the beginning. of the Lectures of each term will be fined the sum of one shilling for each Lecture for which the fees remain unpaid after that date. Students who begin to attend Lectures at a period subsequent to the date abovementioned, must pay the full fees when they begin to attend, otherwise they will be fined one shilling for each Lecture, in addition to the full fee. Tho “College Calendar’’ for 189-1, price Is 6d, containing every information respecting the course of study, time of attendance at the different Lectures, Ac,, can he obtained at the College. ■ ' • A.'CEACeOFT WILSON,' ' ..4138 , - . ... Registrar, “ ; CANTERBURY COLLEGE. .■ : ’ CJCHOOI OP ENGINEERING p TECHNICAL-SCIENCE. TABLE OF LECTURES—FIRST TERM, 1594, . Commencing Lecturer ih charge: Roet. J. Scott, M.1.M.E., A.M.I.C.E, ENGINEERING EDUCATION. The school prorides a complete course of instruction in Mechanical, Electrical" and Civil Engineering, as prescribed by the University of New Zealand' for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering. For full particulars see special pamphlet. THE TECHNICAL SCHOOL. Evening lectures and instruction in drawing and setting work are given to those engaged in the trades of—pattern making, millwrighting, enginefitting, boilermakiug, blacksmithiug, copper and tinsmithing, plumbing and gasiitting, cyclemaking, carpentry, car and coachhuilding, watch and clockmaking, stonemasonry, &c. TABLE OF LECTURES, 1894. Subject. Freehand Mechanical Drawing Elementary Geometry Descriptive Geometry ahd the setting out of work V... ... ;1 ... Descriptive Geometry, advanced . Mechanical Drawing vanced The Steam-engine The Steam-engine, advanced ... ... Applied Mechanics Mechanics of Machinery... Strength of Materials in construction and iron roof & bridge design Engineering laboratory Tue. ■ Any extra Student attending more than one class will he allowed a remission of 2s 6d on each fee after the first. Certificates will he granted to Students who attend a course of Lectures and pass a satisfactory examination in any of the above subjects. A. CRACROPT WILSON, 5364 Registrar. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. LECTURES IN MUSIC. Lecturer : G. F. TENDALL, Mus. Bac. THE following Classes will he held during the year 1894; 1. Rudiments of Music and Harmony (for Junior Examination). —There will he both a Day and Evening Class for these subjects. 2. Harmony (for Intermediate Examination). 3. Harmony, Counterpoint and History of Music (for Senior Examination). 4. Advanced Class for Students in Harmony and Counterpoint. TIME-TABLE may he. seen at the College or information obtained from the Lecturer. The Annual Examination will take place in October. A. CRACROPT WILSON, 4951 Registrar. LECTURES IN MUSIC, B G. F. TENDALL, Mus. Bac,, Has Two or Three VACANCIES FOB PUPILS in the Theory of Music by Correspondence. Pupils thus receiving lessons have passed the Canterbury College Examinations in Music and the Second N.Z. University Exam, for Mus. Bac. 5495 THE~EDCCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. THE Board invites Separate Applications, accompanied by testimonials, for the following APPOINTMENTS, to he sent in, addressed to the Secretary of the Board, not later than 4 p.m. on MONDAY, the 19th Current:— ' Feruside—Master ; present salary, £153. ■ Woolston—Assistant Master; .present salary, £l3O. ' ■ : ' ' J. V. COLBOBNB-VEEL, - • • Secretary. Christchurch, 9th March, 1834. , 5051 TIMARU HIGH SCHOOL. ASSISTANT MASTER Wanted; Graduate, with some experience, to teach a high class in Latin, and middle or lower classes in other ordinary High School subjects. One who can take an active part in school games preferred. Duties begin 2Sih May, 1894. Salary, £IBO psr annum. Applications, -with testimonials enclosed, should reach the Secretary of the Board of' Governors on or before WEDNESDAY, 21st March. J. H. BAMPIELD. 5277 Secretary to the Board. CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL , OF'IjHOBTHAND TYPEWRITING, BOOK-KEEPING, &c„ 150, Worcester Street west. PRINCIPAL— O. H. G I L > x. The Only Teacher of Shorthand practising in Christchurch possessing Mr Isaac Pitman’s Teacher’s Certificate. X97S SCHOOL OP SHORTHAND, TYPE-WRITING BOOK-KEEPING, &c„ No. 23, LICHFIELD STREET E., CHRISTCHURCH. MISS A. M. CAKE. M.P.S., M.N.P.S., assisted by her Sisters, will BE-COM-MENCB LESSONS on TUESDAY, 23rd Jan., 1894. . Shorthand, Typewriting (Remington and Hammond), Book-keeping, Business-Letter Writing, Composition, Arithmetic, &c., taught. . SPEED CLASSES at all hours. Special speed practice every evening from 7 to 10 p.m! at rates from 30 to -120- words per minute, or higher ifdesired. Ih connection with this School ordinary evening classes will be held. Arithmetic, Spelling, Writing, Reading, &c. Pupils prepared for pupil teachers’ and Civil Service examinations. SHORTHAND.—PupiIs desirous of entering the early examinations this year for “ Theory” and “ Speed’’ certificates armly at once. Vacancies for a few* hoarders, who will receive special instruction. Awaiting Engagements.—Miss Carr can recommend a number of pupils who, in addition to a good general education, can write shorthand, and who have a knowledge of typewriting and bookkeeping. 2776 MISS TAYLOE’FcLAsiis FOE DANCING RESUME WEDNESDAY, 14tu FEB. Wednesday Afternoons at 4, Evening at 7, Other classes to he formed as required. Fee, 15s; course of 12 from date of joining. Advanced pupils 10s 6d the course. Private classes formed. Private lessons given. The modern and the original dances artistically taught. 236, Armagh Street West. Xl6l E. ANGLO-PAEISIAN DRESS-CUTTING. No Fitting Required. 'ES NAPIF-E (recently from England) has . OPENED CLASSES for INSTRUCTION in this NEW and SUCCESSFUL METHOD. . - The .AugloTParisian System has been adopted by ALL leading houses in Invercargill, most in Timaru and iiunedin with Great Success. Pupils may easily learn to Draft and Fit in less than a-month. • Ladies are invited to call and see working of system at No. 6 (First Floor), Morten’s Buildings, Cathedral Square. Thursday Afternoon and Evening Classes Arranged. X 1053 PUPILS PREPARED FOE AGENCIES. ACADEMY OF ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING AND MILLINER Y. ■ ' CONDUCTED BY ■ MADAME ALICE _ ■ (Late of London and Paris). TVEESSMAKING and MILLINERY Thoroughly JU' TAUGHT to Ladies wishing to do their own Dressmaking or successfully engage in business. Ladies learning under M#dame Alice are Taught as in the hesc* London and Paris Houses (not scientific system). Ladies wishing to make inquiries kindly call on Madame at HOBBS’ BUILDINGS, Cathedral Square (first floor), between the hours of 10 ands. Classes Commence Tuesday, 30th January. ISS KEATING, Teacher of Dross-Cutting, Girls’ High School, &c., Sole Agent for THE SCIENTIFIC DBBSS- ■ CUTTING ASSOCIATION, GIVES LESSONS DAILY IN ABOVE. Hundreds of Christchurch ladies will testify to excellence of the system. 113‘IP Apply 55, Worcester Street E.