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42 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY.
The Girls' Academy, Little Belmont Street.
Head Master Mr. John McBain, M. A.
Mistress Miss Jane L. F. Stewart.
Pianoforte Miss Margaret Rosa.
Drawing Mr. John Mitchell.
With special visiting Masters for Modern Languages, Singing, and Elocution.
The Fees for English range from 6s. per quarter in the Preparatory Section,
to 12s. per quarter in the Advanced Section, inclusive of Singing and Elocution.
Prospectuses may be obtained from the Head Master, or at the Ofl&ce of the
School Board.
Public Elementary Schools.
TEACHERS.
Little Belmont Street PubUc School Mr. John M'Bain, M.A.
(The Girls' Academy) Miss J. L. F. Stewart
St. Paul Street Public School. i^^' '^^'^^^rt' f ^^^^P^
( Miss I. L. Chalmers
Albion Street PubUc School j ^^- '^t™^!/^']^^^
( Miss S. M Leod
Princes Street Public School Mr. George S. Forrest
Mary weU Street Public School { ML^fillen^ ohnston
Virginia Street Public School Mr. Wm. Dunlop
Gerrard Street Public School Miss Margaret M'Robbie
James Street Public School . Miss Margaret Johnston
Northfield Public School . . Miss Jane Shand
St. Andrew Street Public School Mr. James Stevenson
Greyfriars Public School -[ ^f- Thomas C. Hynd
•' . ( Miss Margaret Marshall
Porthm PubUc School \^T- I^obert C Watson
( Miss Lizzie M. Gumming
St. Clement Street PubUc School | ^{f- Jpj^^ M'Lachlan
( Miss Margaret Knowles
Schools binder the Patronage of the Toimi Council.
Dr. Andrew Bell's Schools, Frederick Street.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Master — Mr. James Milne.
Branches Taught— English Reading, Grammar, Geography, History, Writing,
Dictation, Arithmetic, Mathematics, Geometry, Music, and Drawing.
Fees — Three half -pence and twopence per week.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Teacher — Miss M'Kay.
Branches Taught— Same as in Boys' School, with the addition of plain
Needlework and Knitting. Fees— Three half-pence and twopence per
week.
Aberdeen Church of Scotland Training College
and Practising School, George Street.
Under the charge of the General Assembly's Education Committee.
Sub- Committee in Aberdeen.
Professor Black, Chairman I Rev. W. R. Pirie, D.D.
Rev. William Milligan, D.D. Rev. Henry Cowan, B.D.
Rev. A. Irvine Robertson, B.D. I WilUam Yeats, Esq.
Alexander Simpson, advocate, Sea-etari/ and Treasurei\