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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13398, 29 January 1907, Page 8

, Educational AUCKLAND TECHNICAL COLLEGE. i\ -OPENING OF DAY CLASSES. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 25TH, 1907. On MONDAY. February 25th, the Lay Classes which proved so successful during the past year, will Re-open at the College. Rut.andstreet These Classes have been inaugurated in order to provide a thoroughly sound practical education tor boys and girls who have passed through the Primary Schools, and who intend to become Accountants, Artiste, Hook-keepers, Bootmakers, Builders. Cabinetmakers, Carpenters. Chemists, Clerks. Decorators, Electrical. Mechanical, or Civil Engineers, Engravers, Painters, Plasterers, Plumbers, Process Workers. Surveyors, Tailors, etc. The Teaching is on the most modern lines; the importance of "THE KNOW WHY" as well as "THE KNOW HOW" is insisted U! A "'SPECIAL COMMERCIAL COURSE has been arranged for students (male or female) over 16 years of age, to qualify them for positions as Typists. Shorthand Writers, Book-keepers, Secretaries, etc. This course is quite FREE, under conditions given below. The Typewriting Department of the College is the most up-to-date in Australasia, and embraces FORTY' Visible-writing Typewriters. Classes are FREE to any boy or girl over thirteen years of age, who has obtained: — Either (1) a Standard VI. CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY at a Public School; or (2) has qualified for a FREE place in the Examination for JUNIOR NATIONAL Scholarships; or (3) has qualified in any special examination lor Junior Free Places held by the Education Department: or (4) has qualified for an EDUCATION BOARD Scholarship; or (5) is the holder of on EDUCATION BOARD Scholarship or a NATIONAL Scholarship, or a QUEEN'S Scholarship, or any other Scholarship that the Minister may approve for the purpose: Provided that the value of any such Scholarship is not greater than £<W per annum in the case of any pupil who is obliged to live away from home in order to attend the Technical College, or than £10 per annum in any other case. As the number of students that can bo accommodated is limited, those who wish to join these Classes should apply at once. Prospectus giving full particulars and forms of application can be obtained from the undersigned, who will be pleased to advise parents as to the best course for their sons or daughters to take up. „__.„,-._ GEORGE GEORGE, Director of Technical Education. Rutland-street, January 25th. 1907. m AM E TTIGH QOHOOL. Principal: MR. N. A. WINTER, T.C.D.. B.A. (Lond.). Assistant Master: MR. R. J. THOMPSON. B.A. (N.Z.). Lady Assistant: MISS M. R. FOY. The First Term of 1907 commences on MONDAY', February 4, prox. A limited number of Free Places are available. The Course of Study leads from the 6th Standard of the Primary Schools to the Junior University Scholarship, and comprises (a) a Classical side, in which languages and science will be important feature.-.; and (h) a Commercial side, from which Latin will be omitted, and in which practical mathematics, book-keeping, etc., will be taught. Section 17 of the Regulations provides: "The programme of each Pupil under these regulations shall be determined by the Principal of the School after consultation with the parent or guardian of the pupil; provided that no such pupil shall he compelled to take Latin or to take more than one language besides English." A revised list of school books has been drawn up. These will be found efficient, and comparatively inexpensive. JAMES KERNICK, Secretary. THING'S pOLLEGE, A UCKLAND. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. VISITOR: Rev Wm- Beatty. M.A. PRINCIPAL: Mr C. T. Major, M.A., B.Sc ASSISTANTS: Mr. A. Plugge, B.Sc. Mr. F. Stuckey, M.A. Mr. P. S. M. Podmore, M.A., F.R.G.S. Mr. .1. E. Pagan, B.A. Mr. W. F. Balhara. Principal at home every Afternoon, from Wednesday. 6th February. PROSPECTUS AT MESSRS. UPTON AND CO. Next Term Commences MONDAY', 11th February. Telephone, 906. rpHE "VyEBBE CCHOOL OF [jl/TUSIC, GRAFTON ROAD, AUCKLAND. PRIVATE LESSONS. MR. W. H. WEBBE, MISS M. SPOONER, And MISS M. WEHBE Will be in attendance on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. February Ist and 2nd. from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. to arrange Lesson Hours. First Term Commences MONDAY. Feb. 4th. CLASSES (Piano Quartet. Duo. Theory and Teachers' Classes). Those desirous of joining any of these Classes are requested to attend on THURSDAY EVENING, February 7th. at 7 p.m., for the purpose of classification and arranging time. Classes Commence Second Week in February. OT. JOHN'S /COLLEGIATE QOHOOL. " rpHE DAH." BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Headmaster- REV. P. S. SMALLFiELD, Resident Masters : First Assistant Master— H. LEVIEN, B.A. Second Assistant Vacancy. Third Assistant Master— B. LASERON. Visiting Masters: For Piano, Singing, and Drawing. R. LESLIE HUNT. For German and Violia—L. KREUTZER. For Gymnastics—F. POTTER. Term begins MONDAY, February 11. Copies of prospectus may be had from Messrs. Upton and Co. and Messrs. Ohamptaloup and Cooper. Telephone, 729. Telegraphic Address: "To Tatua." COACHING FOR ACCOUNTANCY EXAMI- ■> NATIONS (SEVENTH YEAR). MESSRS. HEMINGWAY. ROBERTSON, AND PALETHORPE Resume their Classes for Accountancy Degree Candidates, Fellows, Associates, and Students, all subject-,, on MONDAY EVENING, February 4. TO DATE. 87 PASSES IN BOTH SOCIETIES OF ACCOUNTANTS. Mr. W. 11. Hemingway will bo pleased to interview intending Candidates at the Office of HEMINGWAY, ROBERTSON, AND PALETHORPE. BNDEAN'S BUILDINGS. QUEEN-STREET. Telephone, 1462. MADAM CHAMBERS. TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND SINGING, Resu'nes Duties on MONDAi' FEBRUARY 4, At j.ji' Studio, MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET (Top Floor). Will be at Studio, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, February 1, from 2.30, to arrange Lesson Hours. rn RAINING COLLEGE, 1 JERMYN-STREET, AUCKLAND. MR. MALCOLM Will Resume his Classes for SENIOR AND JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE AND MATRICULATION, Etc. Evening Classes as usual, also thorough Tuition by correspondence. There are Vacancies for Two Resident Pupils. V'yoOL-CARVING (Relief. Chip, or Incised) » V and Pyrography. Lessons, 12s 6d per quarter: evening class.—The Misses Ayling, : 13, Victoria Arcade. Telephone, 748. ; —- . — = Dental. A. W. H A TFIELD. DENTAL SURGEON, LOWER SYMONDS-STREET (Fourth House below Grammar School). TV/JK. SINCLAIR fp (JHIRRIFFsT DENTIST, NEXT AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. . A. EL H ° 5 5 s: SURGEON DENTIST, Opposite Strand Arcade, next Savings Bank. QUEEN-STREET. Phone, 446. A. ¥. Hp °° p E *• DENTIST, TEMPORARY PREMISES. - CORNER OF QUEEN-STREET AND DURHAMI STREET EAST. PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS. > Artificial Teeth, £2 10s and £5. Guaranteed. i Gold Crowns and Pivot Teeth. Telephone, 1163. I ■ ' — f, rpO MACHINERY USERS AND OTHERS, i J- DICK'S GENUINE BALATA BELTING. BEST ENGLISH LEATHER BELTING. LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES. WATERPROOF TARPAULINS. - WATERPROOF CANVAS. 36in. 48in. and 60in. , VENTILATING FANS. ENGINEERS' VICES, ETC. A "yOUNG AND pO.. 39, FORT-STREET. Telephone No. 557. ' DlCr BARGAIN SAL E— , JJ.n.V/-. Tins DAY. Furniture Seduced from 2s to 4s in the £. X ' D.S.C.