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EVENING CLASSES 315 See page 26 Comparative Ana- Ώ Ύ tomy and Zoology 346 Profess Jeffrey Bell 27 Logic 346 Rev Ball 28 Political Economy 347 Μ 29 Public Reading and Speaking 30 Law 347 Plumptre 348 Professor Cutler 31 Law Society's Exam 349 Ε Γ Griffin 32 33 armony ocal Music 50 351 Professor Monk 34 Practical Fine Art 351 Professor Delamotte Metallurgy 352 Metallurgy353 Professor Huntington 37 Shorthand 353 Theological Classes 370 School of Practical Art Workshop Classes 373 370 IV courses of technical instruction With view to systematize the teaching of the Evenin Classes and so at once to make it more valuable in itself and to bring it into connection with the present movement for Technical Education the following schemes for definite courses of instruction have been drawn up by the Principal and the Board of Professors and Lecturers and are hereby strongly recommended to the attention of Students These schemes are intended to prepare Students as far as possible for the following professions and trades The Law Civil Service Mercantile Chemical Manufacture Engineering or Mining Architecture Special Diplomas will be granted to such Students as shall pass satisfactorily through each Course and every effort will