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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11787, 17 October 1901, Page 8

Educational. A UCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL A Established A.D. 1369. FOE BOYS AND GIRLS. Headmaster : J. W. TIBBS, M.A., Oxford, assisted by a full Staff of University Graduates. THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION Includes 1 ENGLISH. LATIN, FRENCH. GERMAN. MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, i SCIENCE. BOOK-KEEPING, SHORTHAND. ! MECHANICAL AND FREEHAND DRAWING, j GYMNASTICS. • THE FEES are. for each of the three terms, ! under thirteen, £2 16s; over thirteen, £3 103 ; 1 reduced to £3 3s when more than one of the taiae family attend. These fees are inclusive, no extras of any kind whatever being j charged. , , . j The Headmaster is prepared to advise i Parents in the matter of Boarders attending the School. Applications for admission should be made to the Headmaster, or to the Treasurer, Mr. Oliver Ma vs. 15. Paimerston Buildings. 'iIiIRD TERM, 1901. began on September 23. W. WALLACE KIDD, Secretary. EDEN COLLEGE. j HOARDING AND day school foe GIRLS. PRINCIPALS--THE MISSES BEWS, Assisted by an Efficient Resident and Visiting Staff. Third Term began TUESDAY, September 24th, 1901. Prospectus on application to Messrs Upton and Co., or at t.he College '• 'jpHE 'WILLOWS," YARD-STREET. YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGE FOR BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. Principal: MRS. WILLIAMS. Assisted by a Staff of Competent Teachers. Pupils prepared for Civil Service and Matriculation Examinations. Special Classes for Wood-carving. Third Term began September 24. 19J1. THE LADIES' COLLEGE AND SCHOOL X MUSIC, CLEVELAND HOUSE, REMUERA. PRINCIPAL: MRS. S. A. MOORK-JONLS. M.M., M.R.C.P., C.M.. S.K., London. BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS (All Ages). The Third Term commenced on TUESDAY, September 24. Telephone. 803. QUEEN'S COLLEGE, SHELLY BEACH ROAD. CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. PREPARATORY CLASSES (Boys and Girls). PAINTING CLASS-MONDAY AND THURSDAY. DRAWING CLASS—TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. EVENING CLASSES - TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. Vacancy for Two Girl Boarders. REV. G. I. SIM, A., Principal. Q. L E N I V E A G H. BECKHAM PLACE. UPPER GRAFTON ROAD. HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: MRS. YOUNG. Prospectus on Application. Third Term begins TUESDAY, September 24th, 1901. "gTANLEY," MANUKAU ROAD. PARNELL. MORNING SCHOOL. PRIVATE TUITION. PUPILS PREPARED FOR EXAMINATION. PRINCIPAL—MISS HASELDEN. MUSIC— lIALLETT. MIS to ALICE LAW. L.R.A.M., LONDON. Certificated Pupil of Mr. Philip Halstead, Diplome of Leipzig Conservatoire. TEACHER OF f'IANOFOR'iE AND VIOLIN. Studio: MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, TUESDAY AFTERNOONS, Residence, Craigholin, Victoria Road, Devonport. RING'S QOLLEGE. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOE BOYS. - Visitor: REV. W. BEATTY, M.A. Principal: MR. GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., v • Honors of London University. Prospectus may be obtained at Messrs. Upton and Co , Queen-street, or on application to the Principal. Third Term commenced TUESDAY, September 24. pRINCE QOLLEGE.. AUCKLAND. Exceptional advantages for Boarders Delightful and healthy situation. Charming view and splendid climate. DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS AND GIRLS IN SEPARATE BUILDINGS. HEADMASTER (Resident) : THOMAS JACKSON. M.A. (London University). 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. Applications for admission of pupils, or for copies of the Prospectus, should be made to the Headmaster, Prince Albert College, Auckland. MELMERLY GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL (Boarding and Day School), PARNELL. Principals: MISS HULL and MRS. GORDON, C.H.L., First Class with Honours. Resident English Certificated Governess to —MISS PLOCK (Graduate of London University, and Member of College of Precentors). French Governess—Mademoiselle Bouillon. i Pupils prepared for Matriculation, Civil Service, and Musical Examinations. The Scholarship, giving free tuition for one year, will be competed for in December, and any Candidate, whether attending the school or not, is eligible for examination, which is equal to the standard of the Junior Civil Service. I Third TUESDAY, September 24. [ Prospectuses at Messrs. Champtaloup and I Cooper's and Upton and Co.'s. Telephone No. «94. QHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. BOOKD KEEPING AND WRITING.— AND EVENING CLASSES NOW FORML\G.-60 PRACTICAL RESULTS: During 1900, Fifty Po- ; sitions were obtained for Pupils. Last Three Months the following are a few of the names of Pupils who were successful in Obtaining Positions in Commercial and Professional Offices: Messrs. Mitchelson and Co.—Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss 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 Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss L. Taylor. Messrs. A. Yates and Co.—Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss N. Gannon. Messrs. Mackechnie and Nicholson, Solicitors—Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss Baird. The Mitchelson Timber Co.-Shorthand Writer and Typist, Mr. Baragwanath. Messrs. Thos. Cook and Son— Cadets knowing shorthand and typewriting, Messrs' Sellers and Goodwin. Messrs. W. Souter and Co.—Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss Walker. T. Cotter, Esq., Solicitor—Shorthand Writer and Typist, Mr. Stanton. Messrs. E. Porter and Co.—Shorthand Writer and Typist, Mr. Brady. Messrs. Sargood. Son, and Shorthand Mr. Claude Smith. ' Highest Shorthand Certificate ever obtained in Auckland held by Pupil of this School Certificates—Pupils are prepared for Sir Isaac Pitman and Son's Certificates, whioh are universally acknowledged. Prospectus on application. and at Messrs. Upton and Co. J. H. COLWILL - PRINCIPAL. QUEEN-STREET (opposite HERALD Office). WOODOARVING —Relief or Chip. Lessons, it 12s 6d per quarter; Is 6d per hoar. Articles dnawojed.— E. Ayling, care of Miss Bacon, .etoria Arcade. |