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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11347, 16 April 1900, Page 8

S ■ ... Educational ■■ GIRLS' COLLEGE. • The College will be open for Boarders and New Pupils on WEDNESDAY, the 1811} inst., and for Old Pupils on THURSDAY, the 19th mSt ' *A. A. BROWNE, A. A. BROWNE, Secretary. Wanganui, April 10, 1900. MISS MAGGIE WOOLLAMS, Grand Vue, Princes-street, Is open to receive Pupils for Piano Instruction. Terms on application. Certificated Pupil of Mr. Arthur Towsey. \ SIM, Teacher of Voice Culture, Singing, and Piano.—Queen's College, Ponsonby. Road. • pRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. " GLENIVEAGH," BECKHAM PLACE, UPPER GRAFTON ROAD. Principal: MRS. YOUNG. < Duties will begin on MONDAY, 26th MARCH, v--1 Prospectus on application. Training COLLEGE, EDEN-STREET ;JL. (Opposite University). MR. MALCOLM'S Classes will Resume on MONDAY, 12TU FEBRUARY. Pupils will be Prepared for Matriculation, Junior and Senior Civil Service. «3tc. . Teachers' Classes as usual. «m H B WILLOW 8." I . • WYNYARD-STREET. ' YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGE. PRINCIPAL: MRS. WILLIAMS. Assisted by a Staff of Competent Teachers, Pupils are Propared for Civil Service, and Matriculation Examinations. Vacancies for Two Boarders. First Term begins Tuesday. February 13, 1900. JJISS jyo R A JUDSON (From Frankfurt) - TEACHER OF PIANO, MRS. JUDSON will receive a few Pupils for Singing. For terms apply to Messrs. Eady and Co. IA. R T CLASSES. OIL AND WATKRCOLOUR PAINTING. BLACK AND WHITE, In line and wash work for Book Illustrating. Studio Classes Re-assemble February 19. MISS DORA E. MOOR, A.C.T., South Ken. and Exhibition Royal Society of British Artists, London. • Apply at Studio, Canning's, Queen-street, On Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays. ; Students' Club Reopens February 26. COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Visitor, Rev. W. Beattr, M.A.: Principal. Mr. Graham Bruce, 8.A., with Honours, of the University of London; assisted by a large Staff of Resident and Visiting Masters. List of Successes. 1896-1900;—6 boys passed the Senior Civil Service, one of whom passed with distinction, 1900; 28 boys passed the Junior Civil Service; 12 boys passed the Matriculation; 1 boy passed the University Junior Scholarship Examination with credit, 1899; 2 boys passed the Senior District Scholarship Examinations of the Auckland Board of Education. 1898. obtaining 4th and sth places respective!v; 1 boy passed the same Examination in 1899, obtaining 10th place, and is entitled to 3 years' Free Tuition. Prospectuses may be obtained from Messru. .Upton and Co., Queen-street,, or from the Principal. THE L ADIES' QOLLEGE AND gCHOOL OF MUSIC, REMUERA. FOP. BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. This Private College provides high-class education, with moral training, based upon Christian but unsectarian principles, and a Home, with select companionship, and maternal supervision The position, grounds, and hygienic arrangements of the College are unrivalled. . ' The Staff includes six resident qualified English and Foreign Governesses, and the best Visiting Professors for the several departments.

' Pupils prepared for Musical, Matriculation and Civil Service Examinations as desired, Prospectus of Messrs. Upton and Co., or Principal: MRS. R. A. MOORE-JONES, M.M.;. M.R.C.P.; C.M.; S.K. London. . ■ By 'Bus and Bail. . ~ TJne ' garde dame' travels to and fro in bus. i- . Telephone 808. JJBINOE £tOLLEGE. '' ■ AUCKLAND. '■ BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS. DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS AND GIRLS IN ' SEPARATE BUILDINGS. • HEADMASTER (Resident): THOMAS JACKSON, M.A. (London University), j Assisted by a Large Staff of • ' Eight Resident Masters and Mistresses, With Four Visiting Masters. ■ Course of ' instruction includes preparation for CIVIL SERVICE and MATRICULATION EXAMINATIONS. Special attention given to COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. First Term began on TUESDAY, February 13. 1900. Applications for admission of pupils, or for copies of the Prospectus, should be made to the Headmaster, Prince Albert College, Auckland. . "HOARDING ' AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 8. JOHN'S COLLEGE. TAMAKI. J Headmaster: REV. P. 8. SMAILFIELD. Assistant Masters (Resident): G. J. LANCASTER, M.A., with Honours, N.Z. University. H. O. CRADDOOK. M.A., with Honours, N.Z. University. Junior Master: R. M. V. ABBOTT. Visiting Masters for Music, Drawing, Carpentry, and Gymnastics. Prospectuses may be had at the Diocesan Office, Victoria Arcade, Boys on the Commercial Side taught BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, and TYPEWRITING. . ' • ' Telephone 729. M* | SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, AND WRITING. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES NOW FORMING,. QUARTER BEGINS FROM DATE OF ENTRY. 48 PRACTICAL RESULTS. . During 1899 Forty-eight Positions were obtained for Pupils. LAST THREE MONTHS. The following are the names of Pupils who wore successful in Obtaining Positions in Commercial and Professional Offices Union S.S. Co-Shorthand Writer and Typistc, Miss Cullon. Northern S.S. Co.-Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss Garrett. Electric Tramway Co.-Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss Gladys Rees. Campbell and Ehrenfried Co. (Ltd.)— hand Writer and Typisto, Miss Gillett. Herbert Thompson and Co.—Shorthand Writer and Typisto, Miss Walker. I Tonson Garlick Co.-Shorthand Writer and Typißte, Mißs McKee.

Wiseman and Sons-Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss Ponsford. Burton and Hammond—Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss Green. J. «T. Craig, Esq.—Shorthand Writer and Typist. Mr. Mm. G. Kronfeld, Esq.—Shorthand Writer and Typist. Mr. Frost. Messrs. Busc/k and Bews-6horthand Writer and Typiste, Miss Walker. B. J. M. Kemp, Book-keeping, Miss Newell. •• HIGHEST CERTIFICATE Ever Obtained in Auckland held by Pupil of this School. Prospectus on application and at Messrs. Upton and Co. J, H. COLWILL •V PRINCIPAL. ' THE AUCKLAND SHORTHAND, TYPE- . WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING, i AND WRITING SCHOOL, : - QUEEN-STREET. 1 Opposite Herat, Office.) ■ ; ,