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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9307, 16 September 1893, Page 8

Educational. AUCKLAND* COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL, FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. ! [Founded 1809.] j HEAD MASTER : „ , , J. W. TIBBS, M.A., Keble College, Oxford ; sometime Tasraanian Scholar. ASSISTANT MASTERS : , O. ILBERT. M.A., .sometime Scholar of C.C.C., Oxford, Chief Classical and English Master. A. T. HARRISON, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge. E. K. WATKINS, French Master. J. G. TREVITUICK, Naval Architect, Drawing and Writing Master, Instructor in the Workshop. „ , . J. F. SLOMAN, B.A. (Sydney), late Head master Girls' High School. „ ~ , G. I.IPIUATT, M.A. (New Zealand), Science Master. REV. J. K. DAVIS. M.A. (New Zealand), sometime Senior Scholar University of Now Zealand. . _ , , J. H. TURNER, M.A.. sometime Senior Scholar University of New Zealand. ASSISTANT MISTRESSES: Miss E. G. Wallace. Miss B. Blades. Miss F. a. llaultain. Miss a. C. Mokiuso.n, M.A. VISITING master : K. WATKINS. Drawing Master (Girls' Side). INSTRUCTOR IN GYMNASTICS, ETC.: W. M. CARROIXO. BOYS' AND GIRLS' SIDES.— two sides of the School jo-e quite separate, while each is under the immediate supervision of the Head Master. The Chief Masters in each department undertake the work of the highest forms on both sides of the ; School. The Girls' School is on the South side of the building, and they enjoy the use of the two lawn tenuis courts. FEES.—These are: For Pupil in the Lower School, it under the age of thirteen years, £2 Ids per term ; for all others, £3 ltls per term, exceptthat for two members of one family, both chargeable with tho bifiher fee, it is reduced to £.i 3s each. All fees are payable in advance to tho Treasurer, who attends at the school to collect them on the first Tuesday and the following Monday in each term. COURSE OK INSTRUCTION. — The ordinary course comprises the usual English subjects — Mathematics (including Arithmetic). Writing. Drawing, LUin, French, German and Natural Science. Greek will be introduced should a sufficient demand arise. The study of Latin is optional. Hook-keeping and Mensuration are amongst the alternative subjects for boys. Pupils : who have commenced with the ordinary course niav, at the beginning of any term, substitute the alternative subjects for Latin. Drill and Gymnastic Exercises are compulsory for all not specially exempted. Class-singing is taught to those of the girls whose parents desire it. Arrangements can be made for lessons in Music outside the school hours. WORKSHOP.—lnstruction and practice is given in Carpentering, Joinery, and Turning, by Mr. Trevithick |in the School Workshop. The classes meet in the luncheon hour, and after afternoon school. Subscription, 7s Cd for each term, not including cost of timber used. BOARDThe Headmaster is prepared to make such arrangements, as will enable boys from thK country' to hoatd either -it. his own house, or with one of the Assistant Masters. THIRD TERM, ISO 3. The school will re-open on Tuesday, September 86, at a quarter-past nine. The Dead Master "ill attend to receive names of applicants for admission on FRIDAY, September 22, from thiee to a quarter-past four p.m., and on MONDAY, September 25. from a quarter-past nine to half-past ten a.m. The Entrance Examination, for the purpose of classifying new pupils, will be held on MONDAY, September 25, commencing at tena - W - W WALLACE KIDD. Secretary. ST. ANDREW'S COL LEG E f LOWER SYMONDS-STUEKT. Principals : MESSRS. T. HARMS GILES and C. F. BAXTER, * M.A., Trim. Coll., Camb. Shorthand and Drawing : Mr. K. J. Owen. Music : Mr. R. Leslie Hunt, Organist of St. Mary's, Parnell. ' HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Preparation for all Examinations and I kok Commercial Pursuits. GIRLS' SIDE. i A Class for Girls over Fourteen Years of Age has been formed, both for the higher branches of education and to prepare for the various examinations. There is a separate playground for girls. NEXT TERM BEGINS MONDAY, SEPT. 18. Prospectuses may be obtained from Upton and Co., or Wildman and Lyell. The Principals will'he in attendance at the College to interview Parents and Guardians on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Kith and 15th iustant, from 10 till 1 p.m.,and may also he seen during the Vacation at St. Andrew's Lodge, Alfred-street. New Scholars enrolled and classified on MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 8.30 a.m. A few boys can be received as boarders. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, S. JOHN'S COLLEGE, TAMAKI, Principals : Rev. P. S. SMALLFIBLD, and Mr. GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with Honors, London Pupils prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Service, and other Examinations. Spring Term will began on Tuesday, Sept. 10th. A 'Bus for Day Boys loaves Newmarket daily. Prospectuses may be obtained at the Diocesan Office, Victoria Arcade. MR. W. MALCOLM, F.E.1.5., formerly Headmaster of the High School, Milton, Otago, and Principal of the Training College, Chriatchurch, will shortly commence Classes for the preparation of Students for the Civil Service, Matriculation, and Law Examinations. A Class will also be opened for the preparation of Candidates for Teachers' Certificates. Auckland, September 12, 1893. ARNOLD HOUSE SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES, UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. Next term will commence on Tuesday, Sept. 26. PRINCIPAL-MISS NEWCOMBE. MR. R. LESLIE HUNT (Organist and Choirmaster. St. Mary's Cathedral Church, Parnell), Teacher of the Organ, Pianoforte, Singing, etc.—Teaching Rooms at Residence, "Alder Hey," Manukau Road: and at Mess.s. Richardson and Co> Musical Budget, ISO, Queen-street. Mr. Hunt holds a Class for Ladies and Gentlemen for Instruction in Sight Singing, Voice Training, etc., with Practice of Part Music at St John's College Hall, Gladstone Road, on Friday Evenings, at half-past seven o'clock. OIANOFORT E LESSONS. MR. JOHN HARTWELL, ORGANIST OF .ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL Teaching Room at Messrs. Hoffmann'* Queen street. Terms on application. LOWER GLENSIDE, UPPER SYMONDS-STREHT.-BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.—PRINCIPAL, Mrs. Young; assisted by an efficient Staff.— Third term begins on Monday, September 25. French Class, Tuesday and Friday Afternoons : Prof, de Montalk. Music and Singing, Wednesday Morning : Prof. C. S hmitt. Music Lessons, other days : Mr. H. Connell and Lady Teachers. Painting, Monday and Thursday ; Mr. T. Ball. Gymnastics, Wednesday Afternoon : Prof. Carrollo. Pupils received for special subjects. Prospectuses on application. MISS CLARICE BRABAZON (Late Italian Conceit Company) has VACANCIES FOR PIANOFORTE PUPILS. 2§ guineas per term of 12 lessons. Open for Concert Engagements. Address : Grafton Road. SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL, PITT-STREET, AUCKLAND. Conducted by the MARIST BROTHERS. Education thoroughly English, includes Short, hand (by J. 11. Colwill, Principal Auckland School of Shorthand), Mathematics, French and Drawing'. Classics by W. G. Macpherson, M.A. ilate Assistant Master St. James's Collegiate School, Jersey), v. ho also takes private pupils. Candidates prepared for the various Public Examinations. ; Prospectus on application to the Br. Director. I MRS. CLAYTON'S BOARDING AND JltX DAY SCHOOL, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell. Principals— Mrs. Clayton and Miss Hull. I Third term, 18th September, 1893.