Calendar: 1893-1894 Page 569

CIVIL SERVICE CLASSES 567 placed in the Section which will give them the help they need If placed in the Second they will be moved to the First immediately they are found qualified Those who join for one evening week will attend on Mondays The instruction given on this evening con- stitutes complete course of preparation Unless their time for preparation is very limited Candidates are however re- commended to atteud on Wednesdays as well as Mondays at least until they have reached an advanced stage of prepa- ration 0j ar rJ Subjects of Examination for Excise -Obligatory Hand- writing highest marks attainable 400 Orthography 400 Arithmetic to Vulgar and Decimal Fractions including Tots 400 English Composition 400 Optional Higher Arith- metic and Mensuration 400 Geography 400 Subjects of Examination for Customs -All Obligatory Handwriting Orthography Arithmetic to Vulgar and Decimal Fractions and Mensuration Composition Precis Geography Books required -Brook-Smith's Arithmetic Macmillan 4s 6c7 Todhunter's Mensuration Macmillan 2s 667 for Customs only King's College Indexing 9d to be had at the College by Students only King's College Writiug Ex- ercises 267 required by those who do not get King's College Obligatory Arithmetic Papers which include the Writing Exercises Recommended -High School Manual of Geography All- man 3s 6c Spelling Vocabulary Chambers 6c Collins's Progressive Atlas Is 6c King's College Obligatory Arithmetic Papers 667 to be had at the College by Students only King's College Arithmetic Papers 6c7 to be had at the College by Students only King's College Tots 6c to be had at the College by Students only for English Composi- tion Abbott's How to Write Clearly Seeley Is 6c Skertchley's Physical Geography Murby Is Excise -The limits of age for the Excise Examination are 19 and 22 years Assistants when first appointed must be