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Professor yon Haast will make two excursions during the vacations with his students to Banks Peninsula and Malvern Hills, to introduce them to practical field work, and to explain to them on the spot the geological structure of these districts. A type collection of minerals, rocks, and fossils can be consulted by the students in the lectureroom during museum hours. Botany — Structural and Physiological. General Morphology. —Morphology of the cell—Morphology of the tissues—General conformation of plants. Special Morphology. —Cryptogamia or flowerless plants—Phanerogamia or flowering plants. Physiology. —Molecular forces in the plant—Chemical processes in the plant—General conditions of plant life —The laws of growth—Movements of plants —Phenomena of reproduction —Outlines of classification—Origin of species—Geographical distribution—Palaeobotany, or distribution of plants in time. Zoology. General MorpiJiology.SivactviYe and composition of animal tissues —Morphology of motor system —Organs of alimentation and digestion —Circulatory organs—Respiratory organs—Glandular system —Nervous system and organs of special sense —Reproductive organs —Development. Special Morphology. —Protozoa—-Metazoa—Porifera—Coelenterata —Echinodermata —Annuloida —Annulosa — (a) Anarthropoda— (b) Arthropoda —Mollusca—Vertebrata. Distribution of animals in time and space. Jurisprudence. First Course. —General jurisprudence and constitutional law. Second Course. —Conveyancing and bankruptcy. French. Grammar, exercises, composition, translations, reading, criticism, &c, of the books prescribed for the University examination ; also the periods of history of literature prescribed for the above examination. German. Grammar, exercises, composition, translations, reading, criticism, &c, of the books prescribed for the University examination ; also the periods of history of literature prescribed for the above examination.

No. 3. CANTERBURY COLLEGE.—RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE for the Year ending 31st December, 1877.

College Maintenance. 1877. Eeceipts. £ s. d. 1877. Expenditure. £ s. d. Jan. 1. To Balance at last audit ... ... 620 7 7 Jan. 1. By Transfer to College text-books ... 200 0 0 Government grants ... ... 1,527 10 0 „ Deposit Account ... 60 0 0 Interest Account ... ... 28 19 1 Salaries and all maintenance exClassical School reserves ... 1,205 14 4 penses ... ... ... 3,314 5 1 Superior education reserves ... 1,016 8 0 Working expenses of Laboratory 268 10 6 Grant from Library maintenance 25 0 0 Grants to Laboratory buildings ... 294 3 4 „ Museum „ 8 6 8 „ College buildings ... 170 0 0 „ Girls' II. S. „ 33 6 8 „ Museum maintenance... 7 15 11 „ School of Agriculture Balance ... ... ... 830 14 6 reserves rents ... 525 0 0 „ Laboratory buildings 147 10 0 Incidental receipts ... ... 770 £4,885 9 4 £4,885 9 4 Jan. 1. To Balance ... ... ... £830 14 6 College Buildings. 1877. Receipts. £ s. d. I 1877. Expejtditttbe. £ s. d. Jan. 1. To Balance at last audit ... ... 4,918 0 4 Jan. 1. By Building, fitting, furniture, &c. ... 4,979 16 6 Grant from Interest Account ... 93 10 0 Balance ... ... ... 204 3 10 ,, College maintenance... 170 0 0 Girls' H. S. „ ... 2 10 0 £5,184 0 4 £5,184 0 4 Jan. 1. To Balance ... ... ... £204 3 10 College Text-books. 1877. Eeoeipts. £ s. d. 1877. Expenditube. £ s . d. Jan. 1. To Transfer from College maintenance 200 0 0 Jan. 1. By Books ... ... ... 228 12 0 Beceipts from sale of ... ... 8113 11 Balance ... ... .,, 53 111 £281 13 11 £281 13 11 Jan. 1. To Balance ... ... ... £53 1 11