LADIES’ COLLEGE AT CLEVELAND HOUSE, AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXIV, Issue VII, 17 February 1900, Page 324

LADIES’ COLLEGE AT CLEVELAND HOUSE, AUCKLAND.

The long summer vacation is over at last, and schools are opening in every direction. We note that the Ladies’ College, Remuera, has removed to Cleveland House, and Airs AfooreJones, the principal, is to be warmly congratulated on having secured this truly palatial residence for her young charges. Situated in the most healthy part of Remuera, Cleveland House with its spacious grounds and magnificent. outlook, is quite an ideal place for a college, and the house itself is admirably fitted for the purposes to which it will now be put. Cleveland House was, it will be remembered, the residence of Air Withy when he lived in Remuera, and at a later date was occupied by Airs Dargaville and her family. The Ladies’ College and School of Alusic offers the highest class education on Christian but unsectarian principles. Pupils are prepared for matriculation and competitive examinations when required, but the college is not a mere cramming institution, and the desire of the principal is to impart a sound and thorough education, and to make the pupils good and useful women, able to take a worthy part in whatever station of life they may be called upon to occupy. A bus under proper chaperonage leaves town daily for the benefit

of day boarders. Resident pupils are under the personal supervision and care of the principal.