Educaional. UNIVERSITY OF ITEW::'ZEALAND.) EXAMINATIONS "WILL COMMENCE 03| i TUESDAY, 10th. DECEMBER, 1901,Fox tho following:— MATRICULATION, JUNIOR SCHOLAR SHIPS, MEDICAL ' PRELIMINARY, SOLICITORS' GENERAL KNOW* . JjEDGE, and BARRISTERS' GEXERAIJ KNOWLEDGE. PLACES OF EXAMINATION:; Auckland, Gisbcrne, Napier, New Plymwrifc", AV'anganui, Pa'kncrston North, WeUine* ton, Nelson, Westport,' GrEymcualh, * Chrisichureh, Tinra.ru, Oaniaru, Dune« din, Invercargiil. Candidates must ssmd to the Registrar o! the ■ University, Wellington, signed -wiSh all their names in full, a list of the subjects in, must be -sen* on or before WEON'SS'DAY, :.: 23rd October, accompanied by the Examination Fee,, or up to 30tlh- OCTOBER, with a iFin* -': of :'T woGuineas extra to the Fee.',!:/ '.'Cheques must have exchange; addedj: l .:*hc| < !,g; Public 'Account Receipts vr Stamps will :?■;»}j' ■}€: ba accepted. •'■,{] ~\%f\ -..:;' . FEES: . ; . ■;■.::■■;;;.■■ y^: For Matriculation, Medical, .Pre- -f liininary, or General Know- :' , v -■' : .'/ ledge, EjcaniirJations - '.; -TwoUuin*!^' For Junior Scholarship Ex- ' : ::'.: |:" ,' ■amination. , . . • .'. ..GneGnin«a (In this case a second guinea, is payable if .;. '■ the Candidate Matriculates.)',..' Candidates are required tft use Forms: of" Application, which may lbs had from :■: thai. Registrar. [ , - ."■■ Candidate s must state distinctly for -whicK, examination they propose to enter. '-.'■ Candidates for Junior •Scholarship must lb# : not less tlian; J 6, and not more than 19 years of age on lst'December. Fifteen Junior Scholarships, -each of /. the ; annual value of £3O, and tenable-, for: three years, are offered at this Examination. There will be an additional allowance of £2O made to Scholars who require to live away; from home to attend a University College.' i: ' ■ : '-''. :: -, ■'■: '.j.'w.. joynt ( 'j:l; : ,'' Registrar."''; Weiluiffiou, 14th September, 190li' 37781 \
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. PARENTS OF PUPILS who attended al the commencement of the Term are reminded that THURSDAY, October 3rd, i« the LAST DAY on which. 'Fees will be received at the reduced rate. Fees are parable -within 14 days from, ih* first day of attendance. A. CRA'CROFT .WILSON, Registrar. Canterbury College, 301 h "September, 1901. 4535 SCHOOL OF ART. PAYMENT OF FEES. HOSE STUDENTS who commenced t* J- attend the Classes at the 'beginning of the Term are reminded that TiaURSDAY, the 3rd October, is the LAST DAY on which." Fees will be received at the Teduced rate. All Fees .are payable within. 14 days iron* the first day. of ' attendance. A. CRACROFT "WILSON, .Registrar. Canterbury CoUegj, 30th September, 1901. 4536 ■ ± N T:E; : : E,:?, :: ;^.T.CIi i Teacher, of''the '.; "■:•::'■''"<: , -s.', VIOLIN, MANDOLINE and GUITijC 69, GLOUCESTER STREET; S.; (Opposite the School), s "A r.oduciion. Made for Two in. Terms on Apolication. ! X 2604 SHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL SCHOOL Grain ; Agency Buildings, Triangle, 1 1, .. Christchurch.; V : \:'.-v. ■ MR H. W. LOCKYKK DIGBY, ! F.N.P.S. (Honours), N.S.S.T., NIU.T;, • Doubl* Pitman Medallist, Holder of .Record Speed Certificates for 200 and 220 words perrninut* MISS E. E. DIGB£', M.1.P.5., -N.U.T.,. , Certificated Teacher of. Pitman's ! ".■■ Shorthand.. '.' SHORTHAiYD. V HIGHEST RESULTS, 1899.: Out of the TWENTY-EIGHT, High' Spee4 Certificates granted this- year through: th« Shorthand Writers' Association,-; TEEN have been gained; by pupils from this Schooi. ' ~' iV ;' '.,' : '--J TYPEWRITING—Every '.i Certificate 7 granted in N.Z. by the-N.U.T.I has been; gained toy pupils from this, School. ;.;'. .■■.■ Shorthand, Typewriting, : Book-keeping: »aa .. Full Commercial Training. ' ?3very Description of Typewriting don*. Insurance Companies THE NEW ZEALAND FIRE ANQ iiARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.Established 1859. ■ Capital . . - - • £1,000,000 Paid-up Capital and Reserves - r: :.,; : : including undivided profits: ;■: ,:. Net Annual Revenues- •.-.,.-.■ £360,009..-.. THE ■ PREMIER AND WEALTHIEST,-. :; COLONIAL COMPANY. ,; Noted for Promptness and," ■■ , Branches and Agencies 'thxoughou^Uie^Worl^ . Xlßls : ' : * :' : vManager.:;,
Funerals- • G. w. J. PARSONS,':..:■- '•■.,'' MONUMENTAL MASON; : '"'..■' 'Manchester Street S. ''■.',:">/:;; MONUMENTS / HEADSTONES j !■) i\l Marble, Granite and other .stones. All; "Work Guaranteed;. Lowest: possible'.prices, v,' Concrete Kerbings' and Iron; Bailings in., all the fewest Designs. ' ■■' _:■ I .;■: ; /',; '_l..„i X-Inspection-SpewaLy Invited., ■; ■ : , LAMB AND SCST, J • •UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, No. 33, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 361. 16-3 EOEttE EABfIB'LIj UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. Telegrams and Telephone Orders by Night <X Day Receive Immediate Attention. 53: DURHAM STREET SOUIlfl. , Telephone 721. X 1963 . > M$E Friends of Mr Robert Donaldson aro - invito io attend the Funeral of his lata ■a. Svdnev, to leave his residence, 01, Durham S "reef," Sydenham, on Thursday, 3rd uist., s.i 2 v.m.. fcr the Sydenham Cc-mcery. J* LAMB AND SOX. 46S[) -Friends of the -late Mary Knox ate rej- spe-ctful'lv invited to attend her iuneial, leaving her late, residence, Oxford Hotel, Colombo Street, for St Mary's Church, Manchester Svreet, at, 0.3!) a.m., Thursday, 3rd. Requiem Mass- at. 10, and! thence to Linwod Cemetery. W. LANGFORD, Funeral Directoj jhid rpHFTFriends o fthe late Mr Henry Wether*!? J- ore respectfully invited 'to attend', his Funeral which will' leave his late residence No. 10, Gladstone Street, Sydenham, on Thursday, Oct. 3, at 3.30 p.m., for tho Sydenham Public Cemetery. C. SAMUEL'S, Gloucestei Strecb we'it, op'pesite Rink Stables; and 26, Gladstone Street, Sydenham. 453-t invited to ait end 'lie Fu-mmlv-o! t&"ei!rE;lata ;: member, Mr Henry W-cUherall, leaving i .: h» la'is residence, Gladstone Street, Sydenham,:, on Thursday, Wis 3rd insta.nt, at 3.30 l-p-M*-: ,T. A. SEATTIE, Secretary. .; / ;'-',4663,.. ,::: rrXITED Ancient Order of Druids;/proneer 1 Lodg-e No. I.—Mem-beis ; of, thV/a'boY«/ arc' requested' to 'attend 'the- : FttneraJJ:/ofi;:p3r'o/'i; H. :-TVether*'H,' ''to' leave' .-his /'too''"' residence;.':: Gladstone Street, ■•Sydenham;/:fbr./'thi:: l Syd«n-.i hamlCcmetery,':'at; :: 3.30 8.m../on Th-maday.tiQcfejE 3rd. 1901..: Sister'Lodges invited. /;W:/Iterlo#i;/ Arch Druid. J. •Swinncrtonv''Secretary.'.'.'.AMO.V} THE Friend's-of Mr Seatoa M'Laugiriin,,: of? Dunisajidel, -are invited 'to.;-''srfrternd';.';' : i Funeral of his late wife, Elisabeth;;/ Tyhick' ; will leave the Addingtte-n 'Railway SittMoii -on Thursday, .on tho ;arrival of tha'sou'Qi/'triaiß;: ■el] 2,15 p.im,, for the Addmgtori -C&mefceryJ GEORGE; BARRBLL, Und^ker.;;-^^/j;i!in- if .; bailm'ir... :'/,'/ ■ /■:%' !.£j';,46siL''/:/:!
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12621, 2 October 1901, Page 8
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