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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18629, 9 February 1924, Page 5

■' " EDUOATIOHAL. ■•■">• •''/' AUCKLAND • GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOARD. ■ ANNUAL SESSION OP 1921. BOYS' SCHOOLS.—AUCKLi.ND (Moan- , s tain Road), and MOUNT ALBERT. GIRLS' SCHOOLS.-A AND (Howe , St.). and EPSOM. The schools will assemble 'life- 9 a.m. on MONDAY. >February 11. :& t - t : The Principals will ■ be present at the respective School* on FRIDAY, February 8. and SATURDAY, February 9, Ho enrol. New Pupils. .-Every . candidate for admission must produce' a Registrar's Certificate of date of birth, which may \ be obtained through the Principals for the sum of Is, or . a ; Baptismal' Certificate showing; : - date of birth. Every Candidate for admission to tho GIRLS' SCHOOLS must attend the entrance Examinations which will be held at the Schoolß on MONDAY. February 11. . at y a.m. -~-.'•- ........ ■ . , All correspondence relating to admission must be addressed to the Husdmaster or Headmistress of the School. ! ' "*■'"■ . N.B.—Parents of those Pupils who attended in 1923. and are returning, are reminded that the " Notice of Upturn " must be forwarded by February 1. Pupils who. have passed standard VI. • but are not eligible for Free Places, may be admitted as paying pupils. X' >; MOUNT ALBERT. Boys from (1) All places on the North Railway Bine; (2) Mount Albwt. Morningaide, Kingsland; (3). West Boskill. South \.»t _.p_oui, (4), Mount Eden Road (South-west of View Road). Dominion Road, Glenmore. West End Terrace: (s),Newton (West of Reservoir), Grey Lynn (South of Richmond Avenue), Archkiil: (6), Point Chevalier, and new boys from Northern suburbs whose homes are within walking distance of ferry, will be required to attend the Mount Albert School. The arrangements- for pupils attending Mount Albert School will be as for last year, but-if the number of nupils applying for admission at the Auckland Boys' School is in excess of the accommodation available it may be necessary to require the overflow to attend at Mount llbert. ■• . V';.' EPSOM GIRLS' SCHOOL. Pupils from, the Eastern aide of Auckland, , including the districts of Pernell, Remuera. Epsom, Epsom side of Mount Eden, Ellerslie, and Onehunga, pupils coming by Southern Railway Line to Newmarket, and New Pupils from all places on the Northern Railway Line will be required to attend the Epsom School. In cases of doubt the Board will decide which school a pupil should attend. _____ A SHLEIGH COACHING COLLEGE. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE BUILDING. DAY. AND EVENING TUITION. ; '■'. Students' prepared for Matriculation, Book-keeping, Junior and ■ Senior, ■■ Sixth Standard Examination. Backward Education. E. ASHBY, Principal. Phone 3277 (3 rings). ' - ■ ■ ■ EPSOM PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN. ' ' '■> EPSOM LIBRARY HALL, -t ' • MANUKAU ROAD. SCHOOL RE-OPENS FEBRUARY 12, 1924. Parents interviewed' MONDAY, 11th, 2.80 to 4 p.m. . „ Children, from 3 to 7 years. Moderate fees. MISS E. E. PATTON, ,''■.•. ■■'■■■ Principal.' HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL. * 1924. . , . '.the First Term opens on MONDAY. : February 11. Free places are offered to holders of proficiency certificates under 15 years of age , on December. 1. 1923. , •'-' Courses of Instruction: *' 1. Classical. ■2. Commercial. •',. . ' 3. Domestic .:, : ■'.'.., 4. ' Agricultural.; _ The Headmaster will be in - attendance at the School, on FRIDAY.. February 8. and MONDAY, February 11, from 9 a.m., till 12 a.m., noon, for enrolment of pupils. ENGLISH, ••• ■- ' -■ : Secretary. , HOME , SCHOOL FOB BOYS AND rV .. ... ,-.-• GIRLS ~ " From 7to 17 years of age. ;■,. '■. •' Healthy and beautiful estate of 84 acres. Sound Modern Educationtraining ;in self- ..'.-._- government,- etc. .r • • Prospectus' from"... Principal of - Friends' , School, Wanganui. • > ; . ~, F. E. MORETON. 8J... ;, Certificated and .Registered Teacher, Late of Loughborough Grammar School, ' ■' _ > ...: ■••':■ ;■,;,. ■■ England. ; ':*•;'■•,* ';-.-?%'. THING'S /COLLEGE, ( AUCKLAND. Middlemore. Otahuhu. : " /■; ' 7 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ■....'..:' . FOR BOYS. A . •» > • Headmaster: ? C. T. MAJOR, M.A., 8.50.„ ;. ] The Headmaster and Housemasters will be at the.' School, every afternoon from' Monday. February 4. XT I G'S CCIOOL. 100, Rbmuera Road, Auckland. i ;■; ; PREPARATORY TO THE ; ABOVE. ; .' ■ Headmaster:,-• * ! * .S. CLIFTON ; SMITH. M.A. : ;'' A>A - ■ These are Public Schools administered by representative-Boards- of, Governors, on the lines of the Great Public Schools and Preparatory Schools of England. They are in no sense .proprietary,- and' any . balance I over administrative .< expenses > is . devoted , entirely to the further.development of the Institutions..l ''* ,: 'v '■'■' '.''■-,■ '■'■■":. ':.£■'■• :? 4 •"■'''-*!'■ '*.•'•■' '■>; ■ Next Teim begins TUESDAY. February 12.-..-- Boarders and "New. Boy* ; attend ■>. on Monday. '■.<■. . ■ ••,,._,,, V« ' Prospectuses : may *be had from Messrs, Champtaloup and Edmiston. Whitoombe £*.*"**. V'; HE SECRETARY. \ TITILFORD CHURCH ! ' HALL. KINDERGARTEN Ak\ PREPARATORY .•'•■ SCHOvW. -': : ?:%. ; :;.>\',-: ■:'" Principal: Miss Olive Henson. : . (Diploma with Distinction under Auckland Kindergarten Association). ""■ ; v; School re-opens Tuesday, Feb.. 12, 1924, Miss. Henson will be Lat the Behoof on Monday,- Feb. 11, from 2 to 4 p.m.. to interview ■ parents. v \ - PUKEKOHE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL RE-OPENS TUESDAY.-FEB. 12, 1924. ( Four i Courses of. Instruction;— V / ' - AGRICULTURAL * v / 'COMMERCIAL DOMESTIC SCIENCE „" > ; GENERAL (PROFESSIONAL). I Prospectus obtainable on j application. The ' Headmaster will - interview parents and Scholars. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), and MONDAY, -February .'II. , Suitable residence arranged for pupils. -.-;';/ .^ ■' ; ; :, '' , -JW .F. J. MUNBO. : ■■' ■ ''c ■■ '■'■• : ■ ~^''^''v'i :' i'' Headmaster. ■ Q ONU IN G. •CLAUDELANDS, -HAMILTON. ". BOARDING AND' DAY SCHOOL FOR .GIRLS. MRS. A. G. WHPnKHORN - . Principal. y-i The .School will-Re-open on TUESDAY, ■; February 12, at 9.80.a.m.■.-?'■' Boarders assemble* on MONDAY. lift. .."■< during -. the afternoon, Interviews ' with the Headmistress at. the School. may . be arranged after the *tn ; inst. TelephoiM. No. 1371. , " s For - Prospectus and all • Information, '■ apply ■ ~.- ~-;>■ •''.■',■• v. i ■ :'to.o.ji'..-:".', : , : ,■■•'■":v,;^ ; .■■:..;; - ' ' -R. ENGLISH. _ ,V >~;;, -;, ■-,:•, •.;■;..•,' -.vj*■■>.."•; Secretary,■>':■"■; P.O. Box 63. Hamilton. ST. MARK'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL -* AND KINDERGARTEN., ; ST. MARK'S HALL. BEMUEBAi; - School Re-opens < , ■ ' > TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1924. :\ r - Parents Interviewed, , ' MONDAY. 11th, 2,30 to 4 p.m. ->' ■;■■' !}■■"'. ■'■' v . Principals: : . ','•.'", .-, ' : MISS-EILEEN ABBOTT. : .I; • ■,•"' MISS AGNES; SEYMOUR.; \ ,i, OEDDON TECHNICAL - COLLEGE. > The Technical High School: re-opens ; on MONDAY, February 11th. ;S: Enrolments ; may now bo made at the College, Office- between 10 ; a.m. and 4' p.m. The Director may be consulted daily from 10 ajn.. to ,13 noon from February 4. Prospectuses tor both day and 'evening classes may be obtained at the College Office. - Evening school % enrolments may ;be made from February 20,v.v.;--y,::,. , G. J. PARK. » ♦■•,.' Director. 1