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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11565, 31 January 1901, Page 8

Ii Educational. 1 ' j AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 3 j ii. Established A.D. 1869. * ■' : | l| FOE BOYS AND GIRLS. 1 —— # ,'I Headmaster: | IJ. W. TTBBS.M. Oxford, assisted by a full 3 Staff of University Graduates. . I THE COURSE OP INSTRUCTION i ! Includes ' | ' ; ENGLISH. LATTN, FRENCH, GERMAN __ MATHEJL\TICS AND COMMERCIAL ARITH- ■ \ri< ,|r PTn ■■-"'■■■■--'■-''■'■''■'■■ | I SCIENCE. BOOK-KEEPING, SHORTHAND. | ENGLISH. LATIN, FRENCH. GERMAN __ MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCIAL ARITHSCIENCE. BOOK-KEEPING, SHORTHAND. MECHANICAL AND FREEHAND DRAWING. I GYMNASTICS. ,-.. ;. a THE FEES are, for each of the three terms, I 0 under thirteen, £2 16s: over thirteen, £3 10s; I I reduced to £3 33 when more than, one of the e same family attend. These fees are inclu- i sive. no extras of any kind whatever being I charged. ■■'■■. , . I The Headmaster is prepared to advise l Parents in the matter of Boarders attending j the School. j Application for admission should be mace I to the Headmaster, or to the Treasurer, Mr. ;l Oliver Mays, 15, Palmeraton Buildings. I FIRST TERM, 1901, begins on February 11. | W.WALLACE KIDD. j l . Secretary. | TTING'S riOLLECE, AUCKLAND. | I BOARDING AND BAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, j I Visitor: REV. W. BEATTY, MA. j I Principal: ; I MR. GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with honours of j I ' the University of London. t ___—— I I Resident Assistant Masters: i 3 MR. G. BIGG-WITHER. 8.A., of the Uni- j; 5 versity of Now Zealand. | I ' MR. ARTHUR PLUGGE. B.Sc, of the Vic- Ii ■ toria University, England, late as- 1 ] sistant master in Archbishop Holgate s j : ] School, York. . i . ' MR. E. H. STRONG, A., with honours 1 : i of the University of Now Zealand. I )'■ —To be appointed. g ] ! ' "■ i'i ; Junior Masters: i MR. A. W. SHORT and MR. F. WORLEY. f — i ; Visiting Masters: \ Holy Scripture: REV. F. SMITH. [ j Music: MR. R. L. HUNT. I MR. H. CONNELL. 1Shorthand: MR. J. II COLWILL. I | Gymnastics: MR, W. M. CARROLLO. ; i German: HERE L. KREUTZER. i | Carpentry: MR. JAS. MCCOLL. ; The Course of Instruction embraces all sub- f .iects required for the preparation of boys for i i the University Junior Scholarship and Matri- i ' cula,tion, the Senior and Junior Civil Service, | 1 and other public examinations. A Special i i Course of Instruction is given also m the s i various branches of ;> ] TECHNICAL EDUCATION. | ; For this rvurpose new laboratories (fitted up | I with all the most modern improvements) are | 1 being erected for practical work in Chemistry, W Electricity, etc., and capable of accommodat- i j ing a large number of pupils. i i — ', I i BOARDERS—There is ample accommoda-1 i tion for a large number of Boarders. The n j College is situated in Remuera, overlooking g i the harbour. It is three hundred feet above 1 ! sea level, and has one of the most beautiful | ( and healthv situations in New Zealand. The I j Grounds are 10 acres in extent, and afford [i ' ample provision for the carrying on success- E I fully of school games. Weekly Boarders are i | received at reduced fees. ' [ received at reduced fees. 1896-1900. 1 LIST OP SUCCESSES. 1896-1900. ;j Six Boys passed Senior Civil Service (one A ] with distinction, and 2nd place m New t , \ Zealand, 1900) ;j 1 Twenty-eight passed Junior Civil Service. \ I One gained University Junior Scholarship, § | 1900. I l Seventeen passed Matriculation. U I . One passed Medical Preliminary, 1900. |'j I Two passed Junior University Scholarship | I Examination " with credit." | I Two passed Board of Education Senior Dis- 1 I trict Scholarship Examination, 1898, ob- B f taining 4th and sth places respectively, R I and were awarded . Scholarships. y I Two passed the same Examination, 1899 and j I 1900 rsspectively, and were awarded Free |J i Tuition. 1] i |i ! NEXT TEEM Commences TUESDAY,, Fob. | 1 12th. Boarders are expected on MONDAY, H [ 11th, when the Principal will, be at the Col- H I lege to receive parents, and to Enrol New » | Boys. "' H I Prospectuses may be obtained at Messrs. | I Upton raid Co., Queen-street, or ok appli- | I cation to the Principal. g i ■ ■ ---I ; | || i 1 J *- w v.. k*' i \ :L.• ■- , I j SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, i BOOK-KEEPING, AND WRITING. jj ! DAY AND EVENING CLASSES i NOW FORMING. 1 I 50 PRACTICAL RESULTS. [■ I During 1900 Fifty Positions were obtained for j j Pupils. 1 ■ 1 LAST THREE MONTHS. i ! The following are a few of the names of i Pupils who were successful in Obtaining Po- 1 i sitions in Commercial and Professional P | Offices:— --'■.':.; 8 ' 1 I Messrs. Mitchelson and Shorthand f Writer and Tvpiste, Miss Ethel Whiting. f : Messrs. J. Chambers and Son—Shorthand f ; Writer and Typiste, Miss Gould. i : ! Bank of New Zealand, Auckland— | ; Cadets, knowing shorthand, Messrs. Wallace ; and Baker. . ' , ■.__ #i '| Messrs. Furness and Co.—Shorthand Writer f i and Typiste, Mies L. Taylor. ,'„,./'{ ; Messrs. A. Yates and Shorthand Writer S and Typiste, Miss N Gannon. , | ! Messrs. Mackechnie and Nicholson, Solici- 5 ! ShortlPand Writer and Typiste, Miss | I Baird. „. , A I The Mitchelson Timber Shorthand 5 i Writer and Typist, Mr. Baragwanath. ; 1 . 1 Messrs. Thos. Cook and Son—Two Cadets, \ | knowing shorthand, and typewriting, Messrs. i i Sellers and Goodwin. , ,• ■■ s ! Messrs. W. Souter and Co.—Shorthand } Writer and Typiste, Miss Walker. ' I T. Cotter, Esq., Shorthand Writer I and Typist, Mr. Stanton. ! • Messrs. E. Porter and Shorthand Writer I j and Typist, Mr. Brady. • ; Messrs. Sargood. Son, and Ewen—Shorthand, { i Mr. Claude Smith. \ HIGHEST SHORTHAND CERTIFICATE Ever Obtained in Auckland held by Pupil of j l this School. :":_■'■". • CERTIFICATES.— are prepared for Sir Isaac Pitman and Son's Certificates, which are universally acknowledged. ....... : _ Prospectus on application and at Messrs. I Upton and Co. ~ .— ; J. H. COLWILL - PRINCIPAL. | - . ; QUEEN-STREET (opposite HERALD Office). Telephone 1147. | ; ; '"M". ..E L M E R L Y," \ , f -" A ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, ! PARNELL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOE GIRLS. Principals: MISS HULL. I MRS. GORDON (G.H.L., First-class, with Honours). !MRS. GORDON (0.H.L., First-class, with Honours). French Resident Governess: MDLLE. BOUILLON. AND EFFICIENT VISITING STAFF. Pupils Prepared for Matriculation and Junior Civil Service Examinations. , ! ' •■ ■ ■ I I ' ■ 1, j Vacancies for Boarders. 3 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. . FIRST TERM: FEB. 12, 1901. Mrs. Gordon and Miss Hull will he '"At Home" on SATURDAY, February 9, and MON- ■ DAY, February 11. . ; Wleniveagh. ' BECKHAM PLACE. UPPER GRAFTON j'. ROAD. ! BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ; Principal: ! MRS. UN ©. ! ' Prospectus on Application. ! First Term begins on WEDNESDAY. Feb- ! ruary 6th. Mrs. Young at home MONDAY, , ; 4th, and TUESDAY, sth. ' : i ■■ _____ i "m he TfcT iIL O w s," j . WYNYARD-STREET. I YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGE, FOR BOARDERS : AND DAY PUPILS. ■ ! Principal. ... MRS. WILLIAMS. Assisted by a Staff of Competent Teachers. -Special Classes for Preparing Pupils for Civil Service and Matriculation Examina[Special Prospectus on application. for Civil Service and Matriculation Examinations. Prospectus ou application. First Term begins February, 12th, 1901.