Calendar: 1880-1881 Page 403

CIVIL SERVICE CLASSES 403 attend Class for individual instruction to supplement their class lessons Books -Students cannot avail themselves of the Class lectures without the Books required They are strongly advised to get those recommended also as much time may be wasted in studying unsuitable text books The former are kept in stock and may be obtained from the Hall Porter of the College at any time when the College is open The latter if not in stock may be ordered For the dates of admission to the different Classes see the slip issued with this Prospectus III HIGHER EXAMINATIONS MR WOOD MR WALKE AND ASSISTANTS This Class in which all the Students receive individual instruction is intended for Candidates preparing for Higher Civil Service Exa- minations Clerkships Class India Office Superior Clerkships Foreign Office Student In- terpreters Factory Inspectors British Museum Indian Forest Department &c Candidates preparing for Clerkships in Prisons Bank of England and other Lower Examinations for which there are no special classes at King's College Students of other classes in the Civil Service De- partment who require individual instruction Hours of attendance -Mondays and Thursdays from 45 to Fees for two lessons per week £2 125 6d for six weeks or £4 14s 6d for twelve weeks Students whose time and ץ fw scheme of work are limited can take one lesson per week for £1 155 for six weeks or £3 3s for twelve weeks Students For regulations limits of age and subjects of examination salaries &a see Civil Service Year Book is 6d which may be obtained from the Publisher of the Civil Service Year Book Salisbury Court Fleet Street