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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXIV, Issue 21, 27 May 1905, Page 9

__KING’S COLLEGE, Auckland. VN order to meet Modern Requirements in regard to the teaching of Visitor: «T' Science, Spacious and Well-ventilated Buildings have been lately Assistant Mastkrs: I erected. These comprise a Physical Laboratory, a Chemical LaboRev. W. BEATTY, M.A. ratory, a Specially Darkened Room for use as an Optical Laboratory, ARTHUR PLUGGE, B.Sc. and Galvanometer Room, and a room fitted with a Furnace Bench for . • >- \ (St. Mark’s, Remuera.) assay work. Each of the first two mentioned is fitted with benches to (Viet. Univ., Eng.) accommodate 20 boys, and has gas, water, etc., laid on. The buildings are o well furnished with the necessary apparatus, and in the opinion of experts F. STUCKEY, fl. A. Hons. , are thoroughly suited for the purpose for which they were built. (N Z ) Headmaster : The work done is similar in character to that of the English Organised Science Schools, and the full course occupies three years. F. WORLEY. C. T. MAJOR, M.A., B.Sc. THp TEACHING IS ESSENTIALLY PRACTICAL. wn. W , w r "" Visiting Masters for Music, wttn first uiass Honours ot The #re taught chiefly BY THE OF EXPERIMENTS, Gymnastic, Shorthand, University of New Zealand. WORKED OUT BY THEMSELVES, and they thus acquire the faculty and Carpentry. of making observations, and putting down the inferences they draw from them. PROSPECTUS CAN BE OBTAINED AT MESSRS. UPTON «E CO.’S, QUEEN STREET.