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civil service classes 437 VI NAVAL ENGINEER STUDENTSHIPS MESSRS WALKE AND COMYN The class meets on Wednesday and Saturday Evenings from 45 to 45 Fee for the course of three periods until the Examination in April £3 15 for two periods 55s for one period 30s Each period consists of weeks When the Class is not in Session Students are recommended to attend Classes and IV Subjects of examination -Arithmetic including Tots highest marks attainable 300 Writing from Dictation 100 English Composition 100 Grammar 150 French 150 Geography 100 Algebra 300 Euclid first six books 800 Books required -Barnard Smith's Arithmetic Macmillan 4s Qd Richardson's Smaller Modern Geography Murray 2s Qd Hamblin Smith's Algebra fRivington 3s Histoire de Charles XII Surenne's edition Simpkin Is Gd Books recommended -Spelling Vocabulary Chambers Qd Davidson and Alcock's Grammar Allman 2s Todhunter's Euclid Macmillan 35 Qd Philips' First School Atlas 18 Curtis's Outlines of Geography Simpkin Qd King's College Tots Qd to be had at the College by Students only Henri Bue's First French Book Hachette 10d Inquiries respecting this Class should be addressed to the Secretary King's College or to Mr Walke 23 Heaton Road Peckham Rye Examinations for about 50 Studentships are held annually in April applications to attend must be forwarded to the Secretary Civil Service Commission before March 15th Limits of age 14 and 16 Successful candidates are required to pay the Admiralty £25 per year for the first three years of their training but this money is returned in small weekly payments Board and lodging are provided by the Admiralty and the Students are educated free of expense After six