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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17696, 3 February 1921, Page 10

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'Phone 981AHE STURROCK SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Will Teach You Any Branch of Electrical, Mechanical, or Marine. Engineering In Your Spare Time by Correspondence. Fees Hold Good Until Ticket is Obtained, Provided the Student Studies Consistently. Send To-day for Free Prospectus. HELLABY'S BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND (Opposite G.P.0.). Educational. CHELTENHAM COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, DEVONPORT. (Incorporating Cheltenham College.) VISITOR: The Right Rev. the Bishop of Auckland. BOARD OF GOVERNORS: I Mr. R. P. Greville, Mr. E. P. Earle. i 'chairman). Dr. L. K. Hagen Mrs. C. G. Ccokc. Mr. E. H. Little. Mrs. R. Muller. Mr. C. Paterson. Ven Archdeacon Mr. F. Snoad H. A. Hawkins. Mr. W. B. Williams Mr. W. L. D. ChapinanMr. C. W. Oram. HEADMISTRESS: Miss E. H. Dannatt, Oxford Final Schools Mathematics. STAFF: Miss Cozens. MLsa Humble;-. M:ss Dean. And Visiting Mistresses. FIRST TERM COMMENCES ON FEBRUARY 21. 1921. Prospectus obtainable from Messrs. Champtaloup and Edmiston, Queen St., Miss Sinclair. 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