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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10048, 7 February 1896, Page 8

aaucawonai. ; • ' * [RING'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. "THE TOWER," REMUERA. Hi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Visitor : REV. W. BEATTY, M.A. Principal : MR. GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with Honors of London University, lately one of the Principals of St, John's College, Tamaki, formerly Vlco-Prineipal of Wellington CollegtASalop), England, Resident Masters : MR. C. T. MAJOR, M.A., B.Sc., sometime Senior Scholar of the University of New Zealand. MR. R. A. MCCULLOUGII, 8.A., sometime Scholar of the University of New Zealand. MR. J. B. ELKIN, 8.A., with Honors of Sydney University, Visiting Masters : Drawing and Painting: Mr. E. W. Payton. Music: Piano, Mr. U. Leslie Hunt ; Violin, Mr. F. It. TitKvmnciy Gymnastics: Mr W. It. Carrollo, Carpentry: Mr. F. R. TliEVlTlliCK. Pupils may bo prepared for the University, Scholarship and Mat'iculition, for the Civil Service, and for tho Professional Preliminary Examinations, THE SCHOOL COURSE includes instruction in Holy Scripture, tho ordinary English Subjects, Latin, French, Mathematics, Science, Drawing, and in those subjects which aro adaptod to tho requirements of boys intended for a commercial career. i In addition to the orili ary School Course, Instruction will bo given in Military Drill, Gymnastics, Shorthand, and Carpentry. I BOARDERS: Tho dormitories and bath-rooms have been fittod-up with every modern convenience with a viow to the health and comfort of the Boys. The domestic arrangements will bo superintended by Mrs. Asliton Bruce. Boardors may entor at any time during Monday. * i A WORKSHOP has been specially fitted up for , Carpentry, and a largo and lofty building has beon ercctod 00 feet by 30 foot for uso as a Gymnasium. Special 'Buses from town, via Kybor Pass or Parnell at reduced rates for the convenience of Day-boys. The Collego is six minutes' walk from Remueta Railway Station. Prospectuses may bo had on application to tho Principal. The Collego will bo opened on February 11th. All Day Boys are required to attend on Monday, tin* Ith of February, at 10 a.m., for tho purposo . of being enrollod and classified. I 1. Mr. Bruce will beat homo on Wednesday Afternoon, February 6th, and on Monday, February 10th, 1 for tho purpose of interviewing Parents. i JpRINCE £JOLLEGE, 1 UPPER QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. A I DEPARTMENT FOR GIRLS, ' BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS, Will be opened ON MONDAY, lcrrn FEBRUARY, 1890, 1 Headmaster (Itesidtntl: MR. T. JACKSON, M.A. (London Univorslty). First Assistant (lle'ideiit): . Miss R. W. .McKcrrow. li. A I'Otagn University), j Second Assistant (Resident): Mi-s E. M. Rainforth, M.A. (Ota?o University). Visiting Teachers for Music, French, and Drawing. The Headmaster will ho in attendance at tho ' College on FRIDAY, 7th February, from 10 a.in to 12 noon for tho enrolment and classification of Pupils. JgOARDING AND DA SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, TAMAKI. I •Headmaster.,.. Rev. P. S. SmaI.LFIELD , Assistant Masters (Resident): Mr. E. H. Harder (New Zealand University) and Mr. M. IIERING, 8.A., with Honours, Queen's Collego, Oxford University. Visiting Matters; ( Pianoforte, Singing, and Drawing-Mr. R. Leslie ] Hunt. Violin, Mechanical Drawing, and Carpentry—Mr. F. R. Trevitiuck. Gymnastics—Mr. W. M. Carrollo. I Pupils prepared for tho Matriculation, Civil Service, | and other Examinations. 1 Prospectuses may be had at tho Diocesan Office, | Victoria Arcade. f Special 'Bus for Day Pupils. ' Telephone 729. ' Term begins MONDAY, February 10. QUEEN'S COLLEGE, PONSONBY. j BOYS' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. < Telephone, No. 800, I Principal : ALEXANDER McARTHUR, M.A,, LI.D. Pupils prepared for tho Matriculation, Civil Service, and other Examinations, First term begins on TUESDAY, 11th February. | Prospectus's may he had on application at the College, or by writing to tho Principal. i Dr. McArthur will bo at the College on MONDAY, the loth February, to enrol and classify , now Scholars, before which date appointments hiay I bo niado by lottor. ■' AUCKLAND COLLEGE & GRAMMAR school (Founded i860) FOR BOYS AND GIRLS* 1 Head Master, J. W. Turns, M.A., Keble College, Oxford, sometime Tasmanian Scholar, assisted by a large staff of Univorsity Graduates. SUCCESSES OP THE SCHOOL FOR THE YEAR 1895-6, 1. SENIOR DISTRICT SCHOLARSHIPS. The School gained ten out of eleven Scholar* ships offered by the Board of Education, 2. JUNIOR UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS. The School gained five out of fifteen Scholarships offered by the University for competition among the schools of the colony. All the other candidates from this School passed " with credit." 3. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. Thirteen passed, and one the Medical Preliminary. 4. The School gained the GILLIES SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP at University College, 6, JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE, Tho School won five Cadetships in 1895. The 1 results for 1896 are not yet published. A DIES' COLLEGE, REMUERA. Principal, Mrs. S. A. MOORE-JONES, M.C.P. M.M.; C.M.1,; S.K.D. Stall consisting of three resident Governesses (certificated), and Piano and violin, HERR SCHMITT. Singing, HERR SCHMITT. French, MONS. BRIFFAULT. Painting, MR. PAYTON. Dancing, MRS. SOWKRBY. German and Riding, Shorthand, and Typewrit by Protestors. his school provides high-class modern education based on religious but nnsectarlan principles. Pure English spoken, and maternal care exercised. Healthy and refined two*.", References to Parents. laclujiretonaft _ ■ i