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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 36, 11 February 1918, Page 3

ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE. ri^HE College will Re-open for Boarders •*- on MONDAY EVENING, 11th FEBRUARY, 1918, and for Day Boys TUESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, at 9 a.m. PALMERSTON' N. HIGH SCHOOL. Rector: J. E. Vercon, M.A., B.Sc. THE School Reopens on MONDAY, 11th FEBRUARY. Professional, Commercial, Agricultural, and Genera) Courses. A few Vacancies for Boarders (Boys) at College Ho'ise. _ Prospsotus on application to the Rector, or the undersigned. W. HUNTER, Secretary. FITZHERBERT-TERRACE SCHOOL, Wellington. , Boarding and Day School for Girls and Kindergarten Class for Boys and Girls, under seven. •■ Principal: MISS BABER/M!A. ' THE New Term will begin on THURSDAY, 7th February. Miss Baber at horne — -To parents of present pupils, Tuesday, sth Fobruaiy, 3-5 p.m. To parents of new pupils, Wednesday, 6th February. MISS E. CARR'S ~ SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Stewart. Dawson's Buildings. Principal (late Miss L. Macdonald), Miss Whitbread-Edwards, F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Lond.) Term commences' from date of entry of Pupil. ' Classes resume 4th, sth FEB., 1918. Particulars of fees, etc, may be had on -application to the Principal, who will attend at the school from the 4th February, j 7. BANKS COLLEGE, WOODWARD-STREET. nHHE BOYS' Primary and •*• Seeouda-iy Departments hat* Teßumed. The EVENING MATRICULAi TION and PUBLIC SERVICE '. Claseeß resume on Monday, the 11th, at 5.15 p.m. ' ALL FIFTEEN DEPARTMENTS will have resumed by , next week. ' . Instruction is given by twenty experienced teachers with, the highest University and Commercial Degrees. ■■• . [ Those who wish to GET a good training ia any COMMERCIAL subject, or to pass any PUBLIC EXAMINATION, are cordially invited to interview the Director, who has had oVer twenty years' experience in Primary, Secondary, Technical, and Commercial ' Schools. Telephone 2098.

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