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evening classes 215 Practical Work from to in the Wheatstone Laboratory the object of the instruction being to enable students to obtain an'intimate knowledge of the methods employed in physical measurements and familiarity with the use of apparatus The Class will be limited to twenty students י GENERAL REGULATIONS The Evening Courses are designed for students who have by attendance at other classes already reached an advanced stage in their technical work Intending students should communicate by letter with tne various professors stating the work and Classes they propose to take up and giving particulars of their previous training Fees For each of the above Courses £1 Is but reduction or remission of fees will be made to limited number of students on the recommendation of the Technical Education Board -The Courses of Instruction will afford an opportunity to students who can study only in the evenings to obtain instruction in well equipped University laboratories and will make available to evening students the same advantages as are enjoyed by University day students but they are only intended for those who are practically engaged during the day in some trade business or occupation Saturday Morning Classes For Teachers Mathematics by Professor Hudson Course of about Ten Lectures on the Teaching of Elementary Mathema tics on alternate Saturdays 10 beginning Saturday October The Lectured in the Michaelmas Term will be on Teach-