Calendar: 1883-1884 Page 435

CIVIL SERVICE CLASSES 43I VIII INTENDING STUDENTS FROM THE COUNTRY Intending students from the country being often desirous of testing their qualilications before incurring the expense of removing to London for preparation the Lecturers of this Department undertake to examine them through the post with ו lie view of expressing an opinion on their work and chances of passing and of advising them generally as to the course they should pursue It must however be understood that the Lecturers can do nothing by correspondence that will in any degree anticipate or fcerve as substitute for the actual class teaching The following fees are charged for the above examination for intending students of Mr Wood's Class Clas £ 10s if candidates for Clerkships Class and £1 if candidates for other appointments for intending students of Mr Braginton's Class Class II £1 for in- tending students of Mr Walke's Classes Classes III IV and VI 15s Applications for examination must be ad- dressed to the Secretary King's College must state the class of appointment for which the applicant is candidate and must be accompanied by Post Office Order payable to John William Cunningham at Charing Cross London Lodgings -The Lecturers can recommend respectable houses where the cost of board lodging and the usual extras except washing will not exceed 21s per week-payments to be made in advance IX GENERAL INFORMATION All Fees are payable in advance in the ge £ day between ten and four except on Satuiday