Calendar: 1893-1894 Page 572

570 CIVIL SERVICE CLASSES Progressive Atlas 15 6d King's College Tots 6tf to be had at the College by Students only Boy Copyists -Subjects of Examination Handwriting Orthography Tots Elementary Arithmetic Limits of age 14 and 18 Rate of pay per hour with small annua increase Hours of employment generally or per day Holidays with pay fortnight per year in addition to the Bank Holidays &c Boy Copyists are not retained as such after the age of 20 They are allowed for the purpose of Civil Service Examinations to deduct from their actual age whatever service they may have had up to five years provided it be not less than two years Male Telegraph Learners Subjects of Examination Arithmetic including Vulgar and Decimal Fractions and Percentages Orthography Handwriting Geography general of the United Kingdom Limits of age 14 to 18 Male Telegraph Learners receive no salary during the first three months they then receive 125 per week After about three years1 service they are appointed 2nd Class Telegraph Clerks with salary rising by £5 per year from £4 to £110 1st Class Clerks rise from £110 to £160 and Senior Clerks from £160 to £190 per year with chance of further promotion DIVISION CORRESPONDENCE TUITION FOR PROVINCIAL CANDIDATES Mr Braginton Cantab and Mr Hinks Assisted by Miss Braginton Scholar of Newnham College Cambridge Honours in Mathematical Tripos Cambridge True Value of Correspondence Correspondence is recommended to those only who are be- yond reach of good oral instruction Correspondence pupils are put through exactly the same course of stucfy and have exactly the same papers as the students attending the Even-