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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11372, 15 May 1900, Page 8

Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, &c j ~-;:,>■ YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOI CIATION. : Under the Distinguished Patronage of HIS/ EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR and d LADYRANFURLY. . CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS-STREET, FRIDAY, MAY 18, at 8 o'Clock, THE REV. W. GRAY DIXON, M.A. (Formerly Professor .of English Imperial Collego of Engineering, Tokyo), Will Lecture on ('JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE," Illustrated by Limelight. Mr. Gray Dixon will Lecture in the Japanese Costumo of a Feudal Gentleman of tho Old Regime. Tickets: Two Shillings and Ono Shilling: to bo had at Wiidman and Lyell's or Members of Y.W. and Y.M.C.A. Tram will run from the Ponsonby Stables. EducationalI\TISS M SPOONER has vacancies for Two IVI Pupils-Addresses: School of Music, Berlin House. Grafton Road; the London and Bcrjin Piano Company, Shortland-streot; Brown-street, Epsom. TITRS. SIM, Teacher of Voico Culture, Singing, and Piano.—Queen's College, Ponsonby Road. p LEWIVEAGII. BECKHAM PLACE, UPPER GRAFTON ROAD. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: MRS. YOUNG. Prospectus on Application. T\ A N O I N G. MRS. SOWERBY will Reopen her Classes for Ballroom and Fancy Dancing on SATURDAY', April 21, at her Hall, Lower Symonds-street, Juveniles: Elementary, SATURDAY, 10.30 a.m.; Advanced, 2 p.m.; Skirt and Fancy Dances, 3.45 p.m. Deportment a specialty. Adults: TUESDAY and THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m. Private Lessons and Classes per arrangement. -For terms, etc., apply " Woodville," Parlia-ment-street. JJISS J~Z7. (L.R.A.M., Lond.), And Certificated Pupil of Mr. PHILIP HALSTEAD, Diplome of Leipsig Conservatoire), Is open to receivo Pupils for Pianoforte, Violin, and Theory of Music. Miss Law will be at her Studio. No. 12 (second floor), Mutual Life Buildings, Queenstreet, to receive Pupils, on and after May 21, from 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. At other hours at her residence, Victoria Road, Dovonport. "TIT E L M E E L Y," ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, PARNELL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principals: MISS HULL. MRS. GORDON (Cam H.L., First-class with honours), Assisted by Efficient Visiting Staff. Pupils prepared for Matriculation and Junior Civil Service Examinations. Vacancies for Two Boarders. MRS. GORDON, who was for several years resident on the Continent, is prepared to form German Classes, or to coach pupils in that subject for Matriculation. MISS HULL and MRS. GORDON will bo at homo to parents Every Fourth Saturday. "[TING'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Visitor, Rev. W. Beatty. M.A. Principal. Mr. Graham Bruce, 8.A., with Honours, of tho University of London; assisted by a largo 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 bov 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 respectively; 1 boy passed the same Examination in 1899, obtaining 10th place, and is entitled to 3 years' Free Tuition. Prospectuses may bo obtained from Messrs. Upton and Co., Queen-street, or from the Principal. "DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 8. JOHN'S COLLEGE. TAMAKI. Headmaster; REV. P. 8. SMALLFJJLLD. 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 ha/1 at the Diocesan Office, Victoria Arcade. Boys on tho Commercial Side taught BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, and TYPEWRITING. Telephone 729. pRINCE 'ALBERT COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. Exceptional advantages for Boarders. Delightful and healthy situation. Charming viow and splendid climate. DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS AND GIRLS IN SEPARATE BUILDINGS. HEADMASTER (Resident): THOMAS JACKSON. M.A. (London University), Agisted by a Largo 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 tho Prospectus, should bo made to tho Headmaster, Princo Albert College, Auckland. npHE -kADIES' (COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC, REMUERA. FOR BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. This Private College provides high-class education, with moral training, based upon Christian but nnsectarian principles, and a Home, with select companionship, and maternal supervision. The position, grounds, and hygienic arrangements of the College are unrivalled. Tho Staff includes six resident qualified English and Foreign Governesses, and the best Visiting Professors for tho several departments. Pupils prepared for Musical, Matriculation and Civil Service Examinations as desired. Prospectus of Messrs. Upton and Co., or ~„„ „ . Principal: MRS. S. A. MOORE-JONES, M.M.; M.R.C.P.; CM.; S.K. London. By 'Bus and Rail. Une ' garde damn' travels to and fro in 'bus. Telephone 808. AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Ik Established A.D. 1869. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Headmaster: J. W. TIBB9, M.A., Oxford, assisted by a full Staff of University Graduates THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION Includes ENGLISH. LATIN. FRENCH. GERMAN MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC SCIENCE. BOOK-KEEPING, SHORTHAND MECHANICAL AND FREEHAND DRAWING' GYMNASTICS. THE FEES are, for each of the three terms, under thirteen, £2 16s; over thirteen, £3 10s, reduced to £3 3s when more than one of the same family attend. Thoso fees are inclusive, no extras of any kind whatever being charged. BOARDERS aro received Into the kousoß of tho Masters and 'Mistresses. Application for admission should bo made to the Headmaster, or to tho treasurer, Mr Oliver Mays. 15. Palmerston Buildings. First Term, 1900, begins on' Fobruarr 13, .W. WALLACE KIDD. ■ fiwretary,