Educational. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. [Founded 1869.] HEAD MASTER: C. F. Bourne, M.A., sometime Exhibitioner and Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford. ASSISTANT MASTERS: J. W. Tibbs. M.A. (Oxford), sometime Tas manian Scholar, Chief Mathematical Mas ter. J. P. E. Francis. M.A.. sometime Exhibitioner in Mathematics and in Glassies, Melbourne. E. R. Watkins, French Master. J. H. Trevithick.N.A., Drawing. Writing Mas ter, Instructor in the Workshop, and Book keeping. H. J. Carson (Univ. Coll., London), Natural Science Master. J. F. Sr.OMAN, B. A. (Sydney), late Head Master Girls' High School. J. K. Davis, M.A. (New Zealand). Ji H. Turner, M.A. (New Zealand). ASSISTANT MISTRESSES: Miss E. G. Wallace | Miss B. Blades Miss F. A. Haultain. VISITING "MASTER: K. Watkins, Drawing Master (Girls' Side). DRILL INSTRUCTOR: J. P. BiRLEif (formerly Sergeant Grenadier Guards). GIRLS'SIDE.—A Girls' Side was opened in September, 18S8. It is under the supervision of the Head-ma -ter, who, with some of the Assis tant Masteis. takes part in the instruction of the more advanced girls. But it is distinct from the Boys' Side, though for Hie present, of necessity, carried on in the same building. The class-rooms on the southern side, to which there is a se:a:at3 entrance, and the adjacent por tion of tho grounds, havj been cut oil'by suit able partitions from tho rest of the premises, for the exclusive use of the g rls. FEES.—These are : For .1 upils in the Lower School, if under the ago of thirteen years, £2 16s per term ; for all others, £3 10s per Term, except that, for two members of ono family both chargeable with the higher fee, it is re duced to £3 3 i each. All fees are payable in ad vance to the Treasurer, who attends at the school to collect them, on the first Tuesday and the following Monday in Term. COURSE UFINSTRUCTION—The ordinary course comprises the usual English subjects, Mathematics (including Aritbniet:.), Writing, Drawing. Latin. French, and Na.u.ul Science. Greek and German will be introduced should a sufficient demand arise. Tho study of Latin is optional. Bookkeeping and Mcnsurition are amongst the alternative subjects for the boys. Pupils who lave commenced with the ordinary course may, at the beninniny of any term, sub stitute the alternative subjects for Latin. Drill and Gymnastic Exercises are compulsory for all not spi dally exempted. 