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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12524, 17 March 1904, Page 7

Educational. . v.y v ''v".- ; y:"; : :.":->■:% .';;. ■•■ - 1-yyb:'.:--:' : AUCKLAND GEAMMAE 6C2.00:i* °- Established A.D. 1869. r FOE BOYS AND GISLS. Headmasters r. W. TIBBS, M.A., Oxford, assisted by a full • - Staff of University Graduates. - " THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION « •; '0: '1 Inciudesi , „,,.„ ■ SNGLISH, LATIN. FRENCH, GERMAN, MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCIAL AIEITH* . - METIO. _ SCIENCE, BOOK-KEEPING. SHORTHAND. . MECHANICAL AND FEEIHAND DRAWING. JYMNASTICS. THE FEES are, for each of the three terms, inder thirteen, £2 16s; over thirteen, 43 10s; •educed to £3 3s; when more than one of the iarne family attend. These do extras of any kind whatever Being Ji Thr d Headmaster la prepared to.v' 1 " Parents in the matter of Boarders attending SmSSmS'om for admission should.be made to the Headmaster, or Mr. W. A. Coaimmg, 515, Victoria Arcade. iui,iiiiw : a : The First Term, 1904, began on February S.. W. WALLACE KTDD, ■■ ; Secretary. :,■::■: pLERKS' JgUREAIT. MR. COLWILL Furnishes COMPETENT OFFICE HELP re* of charge. Wheu you are in need OX snob take advantage of his services. dHOETHAND, rpYPEWRiTING, • , -J3OOK-KEEPING, and ■™teiting QCHOOL. REOPENS on monday, FEBRUARY J. When MR. COLWILL will be in attendance to enrol intending day and evening pupils. . RECORDS: Pupils hold Three; Shorthand , Speed Records for New Zealand. POSITIONS OBTAINED LAST.MONTEI--Migsßoache: Shorthand Writer and Typis«» . Messrs. T. H. Hall and Co. .', . Miss Ballantyne: Shorthand Writer ana Typist, Vernon Read, Esq,.. Solicitor. . Miss Robertas Shorthand Writer and, Typist* Northern Steamboat Company; : Miss Goodwin, Shorthand writer and Typ- ■■~ Ist, Messrs. Brace, : ndlo, Blytb, and Mr. Williamson: Cadefi, Bank New Zealand Mr. Frost: Shorthand Writer and Typist, Loan and Mercantile Co. PROSPECTUS to ho had on application, : 1 'Phone. 1147. / HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE (First E[oor% J. H " COLWILL. . N m'■ rM |._ u.j,, r j.i.iii j1 in 1111 n;iiin.!" L.in"rxiTt ■. ■', TTING'S pOLLEGE, ' AUCKLAND, '-.'-;'.'..■ . Headmaster: ME. GEORGE BIGG-WITHER, 8.A., N.Z. Assisted by MR. AETHUE PLUGGE, B.So, (Viot. Coll., Eng-l ME. F. STUCKEY, M.A. Hona..(N,Z. Uhiv.) MB. F. WORLEY (N.Z. Uuiv.), And a Large Staff of Visiting Masters. , , COURSE OF INSTRUCTION: Pupils may enter for the COMMERCIAL SIDE. CLASSICAL SIDE, ,or SCIENCE SIDE / , (see prospectus), and are prepared for the University and Civil Service Examinations. ■ The Fine SUITE OF LABORATORIES, sue, cially built for the teaching of SCIENCE, and second to none in the Secondary Schools of the colony, allow of a thorough and. practical I study of this important subject. ATHLETICS AND GYMNASTICS, %vhich are a distinct feature of the College, are carefully supervised with the object of promoting the Physical Development of the Boys. Prospectus to be obtained at Upton and Co. Queen-street. ," . > ". . , \ rriHE TAD IBS' . riOLLEGI:,;...; AND' .. • •' : Q<JETOOL ,OF Tl/rUSIO, EEMIJEEA.. Principal: Mrs. S. A. Moore-Jones, M.M, - M.E.C.P., CM., bJK., London. ." Certificated Staff, English and Foreign. Prospectus of Principal and of Messrs. Up. ton and Co., City. Telephone, 808. ' _ GI Elt S' OOLL B<S IB* NORTH HEAD. DEVONPOB.T. - FIRST-CLASS BOARDING AND DAY 801008 FOE GIRLS Principal v MISS MATTHEWS, Xt.L.A, St. Andrew's ~„ t „ ■ _ > (Late Head Mistress of the Girls' High School, '.- Napier, and formerly of the Mount Eden ; "' ■■:. Collegiate), Assisted by MISS. McHAEGf. Special Terms for Weekly. Boaxdars. ■- Owing to the enlargomeno of tho School Building, there is increased acconuiao&atifa'a for ■- Boarders. A private Conveyance aeata the Takapuna omnibus. ■ ; • • First Term. TUESDAY. February 9. - ~F\ L E N~~T V B ; A (J a, BECKHAM PLACE. XTPPEB GEiUPTON y ■. ••'■'• ■■, ■ " : ' : : :' : : ■■','■ EOAD. ;[ r- :: y : '^^^ r ''W: : X BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB Glßlift' Principal: MRS. YOUNG, Assisted by an. 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