Calendar: 1880-1881 Page 405

civil service classes 405 these Rules are recommended to attend Class or Class IV in the meantime Students or intending Students can attend Class during the vacation of this class for four lessons on Thursdays fee 18s or for eight lessons on Mondays and Thursdays fee £1 165 Each course of lessons is made as complete as possible but as the competitions are very severe it is found impracticable to do full justice to the entire scheme of examination in less than two courses each of nine weeks Students often pass with one course only but the great majority require two courses Students who have the whole of their time at their disposal especially if they wish to compete soon are advised to attend Class also for individual instruction The class is divided into sections On joining all students are placed in the Second Section but they are moved to the First immediately they are found sufficiently advanced There is also an Upper First Section for old students well acquainted with the First Section and advanced Book-keeping courses and for Men Clerks preparing for Outport Clerkships Students can prepare for the next competition in each Section The First and Second Sections meet on Wednesday evenings from 45 to and on Saturday evenings from 30 to The Upper First Section meets with the First Section during the first three weeks of the course but after that on Mondays only from 45 to 15 Books required -Brook Smith's Arithmetic Macmillan As 6d Hunter's Self Instruction in Book-Keeping re- quired by beginners Longmans 2s Hamilton and Ball7s Book-Keeping required by advanced students Macmillan 2s King's College Indexing Is to be had at the College by Students only Books recommended -Spelling Vocabulary Chambers 6d Abbott's How to Write Clearly" Seeley Is 6d Curtis's "Outlines of Geography יי Simpkin 6d Anderson's