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 THE RIGHT R K V K R K X 1) THE hi) R 1) BIS U V OF HURON. 
 
 g r r s I d ui t : 
 
 T H K V K X E R A B L E ARCHDEACON H E L L M U T H . D . D . , 
 
 Princii^ol and lHvinitii Profeiior of Huron College. 
 
 it;ib giastcr : s^^tJi^ V-'^fc***-.*^*- 
 
 THE REV. ARTHUR SWEATMAN, M.A., *%*^afrf >*;-»-*«-*r 
 
 Lntf. Scholar of Chrut't Colleje, Cnmhridje, Se-\. Opt. ^ ^ '^. 
 
 %ss\t\ii\\\. Pasitrs : : 
 
 THE REV. PROFESSOR HALPIN, A.M., \ 
 
 Ex-Scholar ani Ctaiaieal Moderator, T.C.D. { 
 
 R. HILL, ESQ., B.A. I 
 
 J. C. MORRIS, ESQ. | 
 
 H. HURD, ESQ. 
 
 f rafaing i^asttt: 
 
 
 SERGEANT MAJOR GRAY. 
 
 Late of the Royal Canadian Riflet. 
 
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The COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE— with accommodation for 160 Boarders-will be ready for the reception of 
 Pupils by the Ist September next [1866]. 
 
 The OBJECT contcmplatod ia to provide a Classical, Soientipio. and Commercial Education, for the bohb 
 of gentlemen, commcnsurute with the wants and progre la of thia rising country. 
 
 The DISCIPLINE of the Institute will bo based, as nearly as possible, upon the model of the great Public SchooU 
 of England and Germany. 
 
 The utmost care and attention will be bestowed on the Moral and Religious training of the Pupils, under the direct 
 charge of the Reverend the Head Master. The fact that the MastorE will bo resident, secures supervision at all 
 timea; the preparation of the lessons in the evening will also be under their superintendence. 
 
 To ensure every home comfort for the Boarders, a Lady of high character and ezporienoo has been secured, to take 
 the management of the Domestic Department. 
 
 COUItSJE OF INSTRUCTION, 
 
 LANGUAGES : Ancient— Latin, Greek, Hebrew. . 
 
 Modern — French, German. 
 
 MATHEMATICS : Pure and Mixed. 
 
 NATURAL SCIENCE : Physical Science, Chemistry, Natural History, Geology, Mineralogy, Experimental Philosophy, 
 and the Use of instruments. 
 
 ENGLISH & COMMERCIAL : Composition, History, Geography, Book-keeping, Music, Drawing, Gymnastics, Drill. 
 
 . The above Courses will be divided into Thvee Departments : — 
 
 I.-THE CLASSICAL DBPABTMENT. 
 
 II.-THE MODERN AND SCIENTIFIC DEPABTL^ENT. 
 III.--THE JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. 
 
 (1.) In the Classical DeparTwIENT, all those branchesof knowledge will be. taught which are necessary to prspare 
 Pupils for the Universities and the Learned Professions. 
 
 (2.) In the Modern and Scientific Department, the Course efStndy will embrace less Latin and Greek, and more 
 Mathematics, Modern Languages. English Literature, History, Geography (including Phj'sicul and 
 and Political), Composition and Bojk-keeping. 
 
 There will be a Special Class to prepare lapils for the Competitive Examinations for admission 
 at Woolwich, and Sandhurst, for direct Commissions in the ARMY and NAVY; for the CIVIL 
 SERVICE, and for Marcantile Pursuits. 
 
 (3.) In the Junior Departjient, younger boys will go through a course of study, which will equally prepare them for 
 either of the two other Departments. Special attention will be paid to a thorough grounding in the 
 Grammars, and the essentials of an English education. Boys will be admitted to this Dapartmeat at 
 SEVEN years of age. 
 
 The Collegiate Institute being furnished with a complete set of SCIENTIFIC INST RUMENTS, peculiar facilities 
 will be afforded to the Pupils for acquiring the practical use of them ; for ENGINEERING, MINING, TELEGRAPH- 
 ING, and also for the study of the Natural and Experimental Sciences. 
 
 BOARD AND TUITION FEES, 
 
 For Board and Washing -.. $140 per annum. 
 
 Tuition Fees (/br Boarder and Day Pupils equally), including Modem 
 
 lauguageSf and all the other Branches (except Music, 
 
 Drawing, Gymnastics and Drill) $tiO ** 
 
 A reduction will be made in the case of the sons cf Clergymen. 
 
 The payments for Board !.nd Tuition, whicli are apportioned between the three Collegiate Terms, must be made 
 strictly in advance. All other School accounts will be sent in, in the usual way. A Term's notice must be given in 
 writing to the Head Master before removing a Pupil. 
 
 Books and Stationery supplied in the School at the Regular Prices. 
 
 
COLLEGIATE TERMS. 
 
 The Scl-ool year is divided into THREE terms, wliioh comnionce and termirmte as follows :— 
 
 IstTehm: — 20th Janunry to tlie Tliursday before Easter. 
 
 2nd Teum :— The second Tuesday after Easter to the 30lh of June. 
 
 3rd Term :— 1st of September to tlie 22nd of December. 
 
 Every Pu| il will be required to return without fuil on the day appointed for the re-opening of the School after a 
 vacation, as unpunctuality not only sets a bad example but deranges the entire work of the classes. Fines, after the 
 system of the public schools in Europe, will be inflicted on every boy who fails to appear at the appointed time, unless he 
 produces a ho7ia fide certificate of ill health, or other unavoidable accident. 
 
 PMIZES. 
 
 A libornl number of Prizes will be awarded at the Annual Examination before the Midsummer Vacation, in the 
 disposal of which regard will be had to the general conduct, as well as to the work of the various competitors during the 
 preceding year Special encouragement will be held out for the cultivation of truthfulness and liij;h honor; of manly 
 and generous qualities among the boys in their intercourse, whether is or out of school. 
 
 SCHOIiARSHIPS for the Universities will be founded ns the Collegiate Institute progresses. 
 
 THE BUILDINGS, GROUNDS, ETC, 
 
 The OOLLEOIATE INSTITUTE is situated near the City, on a beautiful Site, in the most healthy locality. .i^J 
 stands in ten acres o\ ground. 
 
 The NEW and EXTENSIVE BUILDINGS contain several spacious Class Rooms; a l.iri,'e Dinino Hall; 
 Library; Museum ; Dormitories; and Baths supplied with hot and cold water, for the use of the Boarders. The 
 whole Premises have been planned and arranged with a special view to secure the convenience, comfort and health 
 of the occupants, in accordance with the most modern improvements, as respects warmth and ventilation. 
 
 A SANATOllIUM has been arranged, isolated from the rest of the Buildings, where Pupils, in case of sickness, 
 will receive the best medical attendance. 
 
 The GROUNDS (fenced in) comprise Caic.ET Field, Gymnasium, Five's Court, Covered Shed for wet 
 wenther, etc, and every encouragement will be given to the pursuit of manly and healthy games, under careful 
 superintendence. 
 
 REMARKS, ETC. 
 
 1. To insure EARLY ADMISSION to the Collegiate Institute, it is necessary tha*^ timely application be made to 
 the Head Master; as from the number of Scholarships already taken up, it is expected that the vacancies at his disposal 
 will be limited ; and a considerable interval may elapse before a pupil, entered on the books, can actually be admitted. 
 
 2. The CLOTHES brought by each pupil must be according to the regulation list appended. 
 
 3. A REPORT by the Head Master, of ihe pupils severally, with regard to proficiency in their studies and 
 their general conduct, will be transmitted to their Parents or Guardians at the end of each term. 
 
 4. Parents are requested not to send with their boys, or to allow them to- bring. Novels or works of Fiction, 
 Independently of the pernicious effects upon a boy's mind produced by such indiscriminate reading, the invariable result is 
 that School Lessons are necjltctcd. A School Library, to which the pupils are required to subscribe 82 per annum, will 
 be provided for their use ; and it will be furnished with such interesting works as will be suitable and profitable for a boy's 
 reading. 
 
 5. Boys will be allowed unrestricted liberty in corresponding with their Parents and Friends. If Ipttf^rs are sent 
 home badly written, or carelessly spelled, the evil might be checked if any glaring examples were forwarded the Head 
 Master. 
 
 (J. Parents are earnestly requested not to furnish their sons with a large supply of POCKET MONEY, as this 
 practice tends to foster extravagance. Parents would do well to authorize the Head Master to give a fixed sum for pocket 
 money every week, on a scale graduated to a boy's position in the school, with power to increase it in cases of industry 
 and good conduct. 
 
 Application for admission, and for all further particulars, to be made to 
 
 " THE REV. THE HEAD MASTER, 
 
 " Collegiate Institute, 
 
 " London C.W." 
 
INVENTORY OF CLOTHES TO BE BROUGHT BY EACH PUPIL. 
 
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 ARTICLES. 
 
 Jackets or Coats. . . • • 
 
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 Rrttirnml. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Pnirs of Trowscrs 
 
 
 
 
 Wai8tcoat8 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Pairs of Boots or Shoos 
 
 Pair of Leather Slippers 
 
 
 
 
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 White Day Shirts (or 4 flannel) . . . 
 Night ditto 
 
 
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 1 
 
 Pairs of Stockings 
 
 
 
 
 Pocket Handkerchiefs 
 
 
 
 
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 Caps 
 
 
 
 
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 Loose Shirt Collars ^ j: 
 
 Under Waistcoats > | 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Pairs of Drawers I*^ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Neckties or Scarfs 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Neck Shawl 
 
 
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 Great Coat 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Nail and Tooth Brushes 
 
 
 
 Combs "1 ^ 
 
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 Brushes |- ^ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS SHOULD BE CAREFULLY OBSERVED : 
 
 Each Article of Clothing must he marked with the NAME IN FULL and the SCHOOL 
 NUMBEP of the Pupil,* without which mark the Clothes cannot be identified. 
 
 It is desirable that all articles of clothing be brought to the Collegiate Institute clean, and in a good state of repair, and 
 that a wn«en permission be addressed to the Head 3Iastcr when pupils aie to be supplied, either generally or on particular 
 occasions, with the larger articles of cloth or linen clothing. 
 
 It is particularly requested that all coats and jackets may be of a dark colour, t COLLEGIATE CAPS, of a certain pre- 
 scribed make and material, arc required to be worn, and will be supplied at the Institute. 
 
 In lieu of the Bed, Bedding, Towels, and other articles usually brought by jupils to school, the Institute will supply all 
 these/or the iphole period of a Pupil's residence, for an entrance fee of $12. 
 
 • The School Number will bo communicated to a boy'g Parent or Guardian on bis being accepted for admission.