Notices RING’S (JOLLEGE, AUCKLAND, (Abbibofd T'uosi’KCTrs Poe 1902). VISiToK : THE REV. W. BEATTY, M.A., Vicar of St Mark's Par sli, Remucra. Board of Refkfence: THE REV. H. 1). A. MAJOR, M.A., Hamilton LIEUTENANT-COLONEL GORING, WhangarM CAPTAIN RICHARD TODD, Napier K. B. COX, Esq., Taupiri p JOHN GORDON. Fsa., Taupiri S. L. ABBOTT, Esq , Auckland J. H. VI. CARPENTER, Esq., Auckland ARCH CLARK, Esq , Auckland M, A. CLARK, Esq., Auckland 1). E. CLERK, Esq Auckland, T. COTTER, Efq., Auckland FRED EARL, Tsq, Auckland T. FINLAYSON, Esq., Auckland A. HEATHER, Esq., Auckland H. B, MORTON. Esq., Auckland JOHN MOWBRAY, Esq., Auckland C. RAN S'(a N, Esq., Auckland H. C. TEWS LEY, Esq,, Auckland Hkadmaster : MR GEO. BIGO-WITHER, B.A. (New Zealand University) Resident Chaplain : THE REV. CHARLES USD ALL, M.A Assistant Masters : MR ARTHUR PLUGO, 8.50., of the Victoria University, England ; late Science Master of Archbishop Colgate's School, York, England MR E. H. STRONG, M.A., with Honours, of University of N.Z. MR F. STUCKEY, 8.A., University of New Zealand MR C. MEREDITH MR WORLEY Visiting Masters : MUSIC (Pianoforte, Violin and Sinning', MR S. ARAMS, MR H. CONNELL, MR R. L HUNT SHORTHAND—MR J. H. COLWILL GYMNASTICS - PROFESSOR CAKROLI.O CARPENTRY-MR JAMES McCOLL The Domestic Arrangements are under the personal supervision of MRS ASHTON BRUCE The COLLEGE is situated on high ground in the Healthiest Suburb of Auckland, The Buildings are replete, with all the conveniences that are essential to a First-class School. The SYSTEM OF DRAINAGE is most complete. The Water Supply is obtained from a well on the premises. The GROUNDS arc extensive, and include several lawns and a large paddock, which has recently been levelled and sown with grass, so that there is every convenience tor FootbaP, Cricket, Tennis etc. The * CLASSROOM'S are large and well ventilated. NEW CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL LABORATORIES have lately been built, and are fitted up in an elaborate manner for instructing boys in practical science. Mr Arthur Plugg, B.Sc., is in charge of the Science Work of the School.
There is a large WORKSHOP, where iastruction is given by a Practical Carpenter. Regular Claeses iu Gymnastics are held by Professor Carrollo. The GYMNASIUM was specially built, and the apparatus is of the most complete description. The CADET CORPS, under Captain Bigg-Wither, is drilled twice a week. All boys are required to learn military drill unless their parents object. For the convenience of the Day Boys Special Otnnibusses run to and from town and Parnell.?) Further information is contained in the Prospectus, which may be obtained by application to King’s College or Messrs Upton and Co., Queen-street, Auckland. Telephone 90G. THE B FOR BOYS, NOW AT ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE, TAMAKI, AUCKLAND, Will be Kc-opened On FEBRUARY 10th At THE PAH, NEAR ONE HUNG A, Under the Management of the KEY. P. S. SMALLFIELI), Who will be assisted by a COMP ETE N T STAFF of Resident and Visiting Masters. The School will iu future be known as OARDING & AY CJCHOOL D AY S ‘St John’s Collegiate School.’ Prospectuses may be had at the office of this paper. 5/11 iky 0 PIG BREEDERS & FARMERS We are BUYERS of FIPSI’-CLAS BACON- PIGS, in any quantity, a H Hill IST MAIt K KT RAT KS A BONUS of £3 ,‘ss will be given each month to the owner sending in the best lot of five pigs or over Wo take delivery any day of the week. J. ADAMS & (JO., 22/11 Bacon Curers, Auckland. THE WjTAIKATO JgAGON QOMPANY (Laic Cambridge Dairy Association ) B*g to notify that their new Factory at P'-anitton Junction will he opened for the purchase of Pigs and the sale of Bacon, Hams and Lard on Tuesday, 22nd Oetoter, 1901. Well finished dairy and grain fed bacon pigs weighing dressed 120 to 150 ib, bought for cash at best current prices, in any number. Weil-finished bacon pigs over 1501b may be bought, but at reduced price. Pigs received at Factory, Frankton Junction, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. A prize of one halfpenny per lb will be paid totlie owner of the best lot of five pigs supplied each week. GEORGE WATT, Manager, JAMES HALLY, Secretary. Please note address Fiiuiktou Junction.
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Waikato Argus, Volume XI, Issue 1126, 17 December 1901, Page 4
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