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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11563, 29 January 1901, Page 8

Vii Y&Z* i :--ASi Sfclisi &&» [ Educational (Educationalf\ ; h 3.1 A UOKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ■ I IX Established A.D. 1869. I' * A UOKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL, -ex Established A.D. 1869. FOE BOYS AND GIRLS. I Headmaster: I J. W. TTBBS. M.A., Oxford, assisted by a full l *| Staff of University Graduates. i", THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION f, f Includes " I ENGLISH. :LATIN. FRENCH. GERMAN ;' § MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCIAL ARITHb i ■■■■•■ METIC „ i SCIENCE. BOOK-KEEPING, SHORTHAND, s ! MECHANICAL AND FREEHAND DRAWING, j GYMNASTICS. THE FEES are, for each of the three terms, Sunder thirteen, £2 16s; over thirteen, £3 10s; I reduced to £3 3s when more than one of the | same family attend. Those fees are incluj sive, no extras of any kind whatever being i charged. . i The Headmaster is prepared to advise i Parents in the matter of Boarders attending 1 the School. 1 Application for admission should be made | to the Headmaster, or to the Treasurer, Mr. I Oliver Mays, 15, Palmerston Buildings. jj FIRST TERM, 1901, begins on February 11. ! FIRST TERM, 1901, begins on February 11. W. WALLACE KIDD. I '■-. ■ Secretary. j _ —: : ~~~ _____ | TTTNG'S pOLLEGE. AUCKLAND, j I BOARDING AND LAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. !| Visitor: REV. W. BEATTY, M.A., j 1 Principal: | 1 ME. GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with honours of 5 the University of London. 1 Resident Assistant Masters: I MR. G. BIGG-WITHER. 8.A., of the UniI versity of New Zealand. jj MR. ARTHUR PLUGGE. B.Sc, of the Vici toria University. England, late as--1 sistent master in Archb:;shop Holgate's li School, York. ' j MB. E. H. STRONG, M.A., with honours I of the University of New Zealand. !— To be appointed. Junior Masters:' I I ' MR. A. W. SHORT and M.A., with honours | of the University of New Zealand. — To be appointed. Junior Masters: : MR. A. W. SHORT and MR. f. WOELEY. Visiting Masters: j Holy Scripture: REV. F. SMITH. Music: MR. R. L. HUNT.' I MR. H. CONNELL. [■ 1 Shorthand: ME. J. H COLWTLL. I S Gymnastics: MR. W. M. CAEROLLO | I German: HERE L. KREUTZEE, I I Carpentry: MR, JAS. McCOLL. I i r .-. — ■■■.... I * The Course of Instruction embraces all sub-1 J .iecta required for the preparation of boys for E | the University Junior Scholarship and Matri- 11 1 culation, the Senior and Junior Civil Service. £ ( and other public examinations. A Sivecial | J Course of Instruction is given also in the 6 'various branches of | | TECHNICAL EDUCATION. \] i For this purpose now laboratories (fitted up | ' with all the most modern improvements) are | | being erected for practical work in Chemistry, | I Electricity, etc., and capable of accommodat- | i ing a large number of pupils. g ii I BOARDERS.—There is ample accommoda- 1 i tion for a largo number of Boarders. The E j College is situated in Remuera, overlooking fi « the harbour. It is three hundred feet above | 1 sea level, and has one of the most beautiful j, i and healthv situations in New Zealand. The g ] Grounds are 10 acre=s in extent, and afford K 1 ample nrovision for the carrying on success- B I fully of school games. Weekly Boarciers are a I received at reduced fees. s I 1 J LIST OF SUCCESSES, 1895-1900. ■ | I Six Boys passed Senior Civil Service (one | i with distinction, and 2nd place in New » 4 Zealand, 1900) fl ! Twenty-eight passed Junior Civil Service. | I Twenty-eight passed Junior Civil Service. | One gained University Junior Scholarship, 1 I 1900. fi I Seventeen passed Matriculation. j I On« passed Medical Preliminary, 1900. a I Two passed Junior University Scholarship | | Examination " with credit." i i Two passed Board of Education Senior Dis- [j ! trict Scholarship Examination, 1898, ob- 3 Staining 4th and sth places respectively, i l and were awarded Scholarships. J 1 Two passed the same Examination, 1899 and j § 1900 respectively, and were awarded Free J 1 Tuition. ' f. I NEXT TERM Commences TUESDAY, Feb. | B NEXT TEEM Commences TUESDAY, Feb. | 1 12th. Boarders are expected on MONDAY. B 11th, when the Principal will be at the Col- $ I lose to receive parents, and to Enrol New g 3 Boys. I I Prospectuses may be obtained at Messrs. f| | Upton and Co., Queen-street, or oh. appli- u J cation to the Principal. a | , . — j i 1 J I- i ' — ■ "=jj j i • -^- w \,\ J,- I ! 8 1 i ____= =- iqHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, ] BOOK-KEEPING, AND WRITING. i I DAY AND EVENING CLASSES j j NOW FORMING. j | j 50 PRACTICAL RESULTS. \ I During 1900 Fifty Positions were obtained for ! i , Pupils. | 1 LAST THREE MONTHS. \ : ! i ! The following are a few of the names of I i Pupils who were successful in Obtaining Po- i ! sitions in Commercial and Professional i ! Offices:— ; Messrs. Mitchelson and Shorthand ; • Writer and Typiste, Bfiss Ethel Whiting. : Messrs. J. Chambers and Son—Shorthand : Writer and Typiste, Miss Gould. Bank of New Zealand, Auckland—Two Cadets, knowing shorthand, Messrs. Wallace , and Baker. ; „-,_,. Messrs. Furness and Co.—Shorthand Writer i and Typiste, Miss L. Taylor. _ } . Messrs. A. Yates and Shorthand Writer I : and Typiste, Miss N. Gannon. . V Messrs. Mackechnie and Nicholson, Solici- \ tors-Shorthand Writer and , Typiste, Miss g J Baird. „ , ,1' The Mitchelson Timber Shorthand | ' Writer and Typist, Mr. Baragwanath. |. Messrs. Thos. Cook and Son—Two Cadets, I - knowing shorthand, and typewriting, Messrs. M Sellers and Goodwin. 8 '. Messrs. W. Souter and Co.—Shorthand SM Writer and Typiste, Miss Walker. | - T. Cotter, Esq., Solicitor—Shorthand Writer t and Typist, Mr. Stanton.. . 1 ' Messrs. E. Porter and Shorthand Writer S and Typist, Mr. Brady. f Messrs. Sargood, Son, and Ewen—Shorthand, | , Mr. Claude Smith. | • HIGHEST SHORTHAND CERTIFICATE i i Ever Obtained in Auckland held by Pupil of "this School. I ( 1 CERTIFICATES.—PupiIs are prepared for ! Sir Isaac Pitman and Son's Certificates, which I are universally acknowledged. v ' ! " Prospectus on application and at Messrs. ! - Upton and Co. J. H. COLWILL - PRINCIPAL. 1 QUEEN-STREET (opposite HERALD Office). , , - • - i , Telephone 1147. ■ ! . _ __ ; i npHE T ADIES* /COLLEGE AND QCHOOL • OF MUSIC. REMUERA. j - FOE BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. This Private College provides high-class education, with moral training, based upon Christian hut unsectarian principles, and a Home, with select companionship, and maternal supervisionThe position, grounds, and hygienic arrangements of the College aie unrivalled. i The Staff includes six resident qualified | . English and Foreign Governesses, and the ! best Visiting Professors for the several do- ! • pp.rtmeats. *•<■ ! Pupils prepared for Musical, Matriculation > and Civil Service Examinations as desired. j Principal at home after September 21. Term began September 25. Prospectus of Messrs. Upton and Co., or \ '■ Principal: I „ MRS. 8. A. MOORE-JONES, M.M.: M.E.C.P.; ? CM.; S.K. London. I 1 By 'Bus and Rail. I - Une garde da™."' travels to and fro in 'bus. Z . Telephone 808. •■"..] Principal at home to receiye New Pupils and i Boarders on the 11th. | College Term Opens on the 12th. Q. L E N IV E A G H. | BECKHAM PLACE. UPPER GRAFTON . 1 ROAD. , j I BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. j Principal: ■ . ; MRS. YOUNG. Prospectus on Application. j P First Term begins on WEDNESDAY, Feb- § ruary 6th. Mrs. Young at homo MONDAY, | 4th. and TUESDAY. sth.' 1 SCHOOL OF MUSIC. *- GRAFTON ROAD I , IT , ,„ , (Near Khyber Pass Road). in ME. W. H. WEBBE,,or the Assistant Teacher," I f< „„__ will bain attendance on § *i THURSDAY, January 31 ; FRIDAY, February I 1 ; SATURDAY,. February 2, 1 _ From 11.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m., i To arrange with pupils for the New Term, 1 S. commencing |Brst week in February. * F ■ ■'.":■■ f ' ■-. "■ / -'-'.' - . :