PROSPECTUS ■ Of Education in connexion with the Church of England. mHE TRUSTEES of St. John's College, Tamaki, 1 and of the Church of England Grammar School, Parnell, appointed by act of the General Synod held last March, in Wellington, hereby noti- fy to the public that these two Institutions will be opened for the Education of Youth in the month of January, 1860. The Course of Instruction and Terms will be as , follows : I. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PARNELL. Head Master, Rev. John Kinder, M. A., Trinity College, Cambridge. COTJRSTJ OF INSTETJCTIOS. 1. Religious Instruction. 2. Classics— Latin and Greek. 3. Mathematics— Arithmetic, Euclid, & Algebra 4. Miscellaneous-Writing, Drawing, Geography, History, and English Literature. 5. Modern Languages- French & German (extra). Terms. Tuition— Day Scholars or Boarders, £12$* annum. Board— With the Head Master, £45 per annum. Boy» may also be boarded at a" Licensed Board- ing-house in Parnell. Terms, £35 per annum. 11. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, TAMAKI. Principal, Rev. Samuel Blackburn, M. A, Age of entrance, 15 years or upwards. The Course of Instruction nnd Terms will be spe. cified on the arrival of the Principal, who is ex pected dailj from England. There are 'several 'Scholarships attached to this College, of considerable annual value, of which it is proposed to reserve some for Boys educated in the Grammar School, Parnell, the others will be open to general competition. In a tew years hence there will be many more Scholarships available, as the College rental will then be considerably increased. Fuller particulars of the Scholarships which are at present available will be given at an early period. J« )HN FREDERICK LLOYD, Hon. Sec, to Board of Trustees. To the Electors for the Province of Auckland. f^i ENTLEMEN,— Having been elected by you a \J member of the Auckland Provincial Council, I now return my thanks for your suffrages. Brought forward by electors of various political opinions (some of those differing from my own), and solely because, during Qic many years of my public life, they had acquired faith in my integrity of purpose and con- sistency, my chief endeavour will be to maintain the estimation in which I appear to be held by you. I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, HUGH CARLETON. Nov. 17th. '



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