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engineering architecture and applied sciences 169 XIII Woodcarving Mon and Wed 11-1 30 Mon Wed Fri 30-5 Teacher-W Howard Mornmg or Morning and Afternoon Afternoon Fees For attendance per week £1 Is £1 lis 66 days £2s £3 3s 12 £2s 6d Students nominated by the Carpenters' Company are admitted at half fees Scholarships prizes and certificates are awarded annually Students have the advantage of the use of the Building Construction and Architectural Reference Museum and Library and the opportunity of borrowing practical models and books therefrom under conditions which will be posted up in the Lecture Room Each Student whose diligence may have entitled him to the privilege may be selected by the Professor to visit works he may have in progress or buildings of special interest in the Metropolis Examinations will be held at the end of each term when the quality of notes taken by the students will be taken into account The Courses are arranged so that by following them the Student may excepting office experience and work fully prepare for the Intermediate and Final Examinations of the Royal Institute of British Architects as set forth in their Calendar and for the Building Section of the Surveyors5 Institution the Statutory Examination for the for the Office of District Surveyor and for appointments in the Admiralty War Office Civil Service &c The Society of Architects recognise the passing of the Examinations in this Course as the professional qualification for membership Mr Arthur Cates Vice-President of the Royal Institute of British Architects late Chairman of the Board of Examiners for gives Bronze Medal on the following condi- tions The Medallist must stand first in the Third Year of the College Course and also have passed the Intermediate Examination in Architecture of the