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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Issue 27, 4 October 1901, Page 4

I BUSINESS and TRAINING J COLLEGK, | Lower Sysuoncls St. Auckland. ! -""neipal M X . T. H, U ius Gm^._ i; • y scF^^gttMrf^^^^^^B S IT 13 .T E (^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^| A Giles' H EngK^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J H Prac^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H and Comnu^l^H^^^^^^^^^^^H ■ writing : | ] le bestamßos^ff^^^ ■ oiTi machines are used. 'I Jip above ■ subjects are taught by Mr. Giles. ■ ."horthand (Pitman's System "i ■ Teaclier, A! G. Jarrett, Esq. . ■LVSSICAL ASU MaTHKMATTCAL SlliK • - M English, Latin. Krencli, ArithX luetic, Alg-ebrn, Euclid, Trio- Olly metry, Science, History and Geog-. i-a[>]iy. Studenfs prepared for all publio examinations, ' The above subjects are taught | by .A. McArrhur, Esq., M.A., L.L.1)., who atlends the Colleg, day school twice weekly during the daj'. Prill and Gymnastic Instructor: Sergeant Major Law*enoe. '1 he Certificates issued by this College, up to and including ihe Sixth Standard, are accepted in ail departments of the Government Service. Special attention given to individual instruction, SPECIAL CLASSES FOE LAMES. No special terms are kept in Uiis College. Quarter begins from Date of Entry. EVENING CLASSES. J'OU ADULTS A_VD YOUTHS. / Mondays and Thursdays, 7 to 9 p.m. ComuiercialSubjects: Mr T. Harlo Gles; Examination Subjects : A. McAnhur, M.A.. LL D., TUUION by COERESPONDENCE. 6@"*Mr Giles may be seen by Pamn», 'Guardians,-or Intending Pupils, either at the> College or at his private residence, St. Andrew's Lodge, Haveloek-street" (oppo-ite Government House Grounds' Arrangemeuts have been made for boarding Pupils in the vicinity of tho College. Prospectuses may be had on appH* cut ion, personally or by letter, to the Principal. © ° ma \oi -J 0 H H IW |> |j^ ■ c' vi .* — *\ ■ ■ kj n