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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12000, 24 June 1902, Page 8

Educational. AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL Established. A.D. 1869. f ■ FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Headmaster : ' J W. TIBBS, M.A., Oxford, assisted by a full Staff of University Graduates. THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION Includes FNGLISH LATIN, FRENCH, GERMAN. MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCIAL AKITH-crTT-srGBETBO'OK-KEEPING, SHORTHAND, MECHANIOAL, AND FREEHAND DRAWING, GYMNASTICS. THE FEES are. for each of the three terms, under thirteen, £2 16s; over thirteen. £3 10s ; reduced to £5 3s when more than one of the same family attend. These fees are inclusive, no extras of any kind, whatever being charged. The Headmaster is prepared to advise Parents in the matter of Boarders attending the School. Applications for admission should be made to the Headmaster, or to the Treasurer, Mr. Oliver Mays, 15. Palmerston Buildings. The Second Term, 1902, began on WEDNESDAY, June 4. ' W. WALLACE KIDD, Secretary. pRINCE ALBERT COLLEGE. EVENING CLASSES For MATRICULATION, CIVIL SERVICE, AND OTHER EXAMSTUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. 7 to 9. I -r w W J,-. " I «-■■■' aaaacßflaaMfibm PRACTICAL RESULTS FOR 1901. 55 POSITIONS WERE OBTAINED FOR PUPILS, AT SALARIES From £35 to £150 a year. RECORD CERTIFICATES — Highest Speed Certificate ever granted to any lady in New Zealand, held by Miss-Ponsford. CERTIFICATES—6O Speed Certificates were obtained by my Pupils during 1901. CERTIFICATES—The following Speed Certificates were received for my Pupils from Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, London, on December 24 last: — 170 words per. minute, Miss Dora Ponsford. 130 words per minute. Miss Alice Gillett. 130 words per minute. Mr. narold Bleakly. 130 words per minute, Mr. Arnold E. H. Harrison. 120 words per minute. Miss Entrican. 120 words' per minute, Mr. Joseph Stanton. 80 words per minute. Miss Dorothy B. Colbeck. 80 words per minute. Miss Adeline M. John-: ston. 80 words per minute, Miss Agnes O Meara. | 80 words per minute, Miss Bessie Ross. i 80 words per minute, Miss Jennie Fraser. i 80 words per minute, Miss Frances Cooke. 80 words per minute, Air. Edward J. Pat- i terson. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, AND WRITING SCHOOL, Queen-street (opposite HERALD Office). MR. COLWILL will Enrol Intending Pupils on MONDAY, the 3rd of February. PROSPECTUS to be had at School, and from Messrs. Upton and Co., Stationers. TELEPHONE, 1147. J. H. COLWILL. CT. JOHN'S /COLLEGIATE QCHOOL. "THE PAH.** BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Headmaster THE REV. P. S. SMALLFIELD. Resident Masters: R. L. MCILROY. M.A., with Honours, N.Z. University. R. E. HALL, 8.A., N.Z. University. H. H. BEDFORD, Undergraduate N.Z. University. Visiting Masters: For Piano, Singing, and Drawing—R. LESLIE HUNT. For Violin-HERR KREUTZER. For Drawing and Landscape Painting— HERR DITTMER. For Gymnastics: W. M. CARROLLO. Special 'Bus for Day Pupils. Telephone 729. , Term began MONDAY, June 2.'. Prospectuses may be had at the Diocesan - Office, Shortland-street. THE LADIES' COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC, CLEVELAND HOUSE, REMUERA. PRINCIPAL: MRS. S. A. MOORE-JONES, M.M., M.R.C.P.. CM., S.K., London. BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS (All Ages). Term began June 5. Work resumed on the 4th. Telephone, 808. . PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY. MR. F. E. GIBBINS, Late Principal Hamilton High School. MR. N. C. EDWARDS. Engineer and Electrician. A PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY HAS COMMENCED IN CHANCERY LANE (behind Bycroft's Flour Mill), with the Largest and Most Complete Electric Plant in the North Island, for teaching and thoroughly illustrating all systems of Electric Light, Wiring, Dynamo Construction, etc. All intending motor men, who must have some knowledge of electrical work, can be thoroughly assured of obtaining the PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE necessary to their work. , . For particulars and prospectus, apply at 'ini. fc« .tOOL, or Messrs. Upton and Co., Booksellers, Queen-street. __._ Practical Lessons TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, 7 to 9. MR. WHARTON THOMPSON, ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER, Pitt-street Wesleyan Church. ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, AND SINGING. Address— , _ 10, Franklin Road, Ponsonby. Or, RICHARDSON AND CO., Queen-street. Terms on Application. TUT I ALICE L AW ' L.R.A.M., LONDON, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND VIOLIN, Studio: MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, 'QUEEN-STREET.. ; TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. Residence: Clarence-street, Devonport. , "TPHE WILLOWS," WYNYARD-STREET. • 1 YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGE FOR ' BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. Principal: MRS. WILLIAMS. ) Assisted by Resident and Visiting Teachers. Mathematics: MISS PATTERSON, 8.A., N.Z. University. French and German: MADAME BARBER (nee Fasnacht). Pupils, prepared for Civil Service and Matriculation Examinations. Second Term began WEDNESDAY. June 4th, 1902. /CLENIVEAGH. BECKHAM PLACE, UPPER GRAFTON ROAD. BOARDING -.ND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: MRS. YOUNG. Assisted by MISS IRWIN, 8.A.. R.U.1., and J Efficient Staff. Second Term began TUESDAY, June 3rd. Prospectus on application. Tl/rOUNT TTCDEN COLLEGE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPALS--THE MISSES BEWS. Assisted by an Efficient Resident and Visitim Staff. Second Term, 1902, began WEDNESDAY, 4th June. Prospectus on application to Messrs. Upton , and Co., or at the College. GIRLS' COLLEGE. NORTH HEAD, DEVONPORT. FIRST-CLASS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: MISS MATTHEWS, L.L.A., St. Andrew's (Late Head Mistress of the Girls' High School, Napier, and formerly of the Mount Eden Collegiate), Assisted by MISS MCHARG. Special Terms for Weekly Boarders. Second Term, TUESDAY, May 27. MISS ETHEL L. BOULTON, A.M., Auckland University, Ranfurly Medallist, 1898, Teacher of Pianoforte and Singing. Terms, in advance, One Guinea per quarter. —Armadale, Queen-street, opposite Prince Albert College.