THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Hughes's Class Book of Physical Geography; also
Foster's Manual of Geographical Pronunciation (2s.).
History. Nelson's Brief History of England (7d.);
Laurie's Compendium of English History; Edith
Thomson's History of England (Macmillan); Nelson's
History of Great Britain; Collier's History of the
British Empire; Epochs of English History (Long-
mans); Epochs of Ancient History; Epochs of
Modern History; Dr. Smith's Smaller History of
England.
Elementary Science. Berners's First Lessons on
Health (1s.); Buckton's Health in the House (Long-
mans); the Scholar's Handbook of Household
Management (Macmillan); Collins's Domestic
Economy; Laurie's Home and its Duties; Chambers's
Girls' Reading Book (Home-work and Duties); the
Science Primers; Irish Agricultural Class Book;
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry; Johnston's
Catechism of Agricultural Chemistry and Geology.
Mrs. Fawcett's Lessons in Political Economy; Les-
sons in Political Economy (S.P.C.K.); J. S. Laurie's
Sketches of Political Economy; Chambers's Political
Economy.
Music. Tonic Sol-fa Standard Course, and other
Tonic Sol-fa publications; Stimpson's Exercises from
Singing Class Book (Collins); Nelson's School Songs;
Currie's School Songs; Crampton's 24 School Songs;
Training School Song Book; 60 Kindergarten Songs
and Games (Novello); Child's Garland of Action
Songs with Music (Central School Depôt).
Drawing. Tate's Practical Geometry (1s.); J. C.
Dicksee's Perspective (4s.).
2. Any Board which may desire to continue
temporarily the use of any book not contained in the
foregoing list, or to introduce any new book, may, if
the Minister for Education see fit, receive special
authority for the use of such book.
3. These regulations shall come into force upon
the date hereof.

FORSTER GORING,
Clerk of the Executive Council.

Regulations for the Management of Training Colleges.

NORMANBY, Governor.
ORDER IN COUNCIL.

At the Government House at Wellington, this
twenty-fourth day of September, 1878.
Present:

HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL.
BY virtue of the powers and authorities vested in
me by "The Education Act, 1877," I, George
Augustus Constantine, Marquis of Normanby, the
Governor of the Colony of New Zealand, by and
with the advice and consent of the Executive Council
of the said colony, do hereby make the following
regulations for the management of normal or train-
ing colleges or schools, that is to say, -

1. The Education Board of any district in which
   any normal school or training college is situated shall
   have the entire control and management of such
   school or college, subject to the provisions herein-
   after made.
2. Every normal school or training college shall be
   so organized as to afford to persons of both sexes in-
   tending to become teachers in public schools the
   means of acquiring sufficient knowledge of the sub-
   jects which they will afterwards be required to teach,
   and of theories of education and methods of teach-
   ing, and also to afford to such persons sufficient
   opportunity of practising the art of teaching.
3. The terms of admission to any normal school or
   training college shall be such as to make no distinc-
   tion between applicants residing within the bounds
   of the education district in which such institution is 1313
   situate, and applicants residing in an education dis-
   trict in which there is no such institution.
4. In the arrangement of the plan of study in any
   normal school or training college regard shall be had
   to the opportunities of instruction offered to the
   students in such school or college by means of lec-
   tures in any neighbouring institution affiliated to the
   University of New Zealand.
5. Any Education Board having the control of a
   normal school or training college may establish or
   maintain, in connection with such school or college,
   a public school to be used as a practising school; or
   may agree with the Committee of any school district
   for the use of any public school within such district as a
   practising school, subject to such conditions as may
   be agreed upon with regard to the relations which
   shall in that case subsist between the principal officer
   of the training college and the head master of the
   public school.
6. Every Education Board having the control of a
   normal school or training college shall frame regula-
   tions for the organization and conduct of the insti-
   tution, and shall submit such regulations to the
   Minister of Education; and upon receiving his
   approval such regulations shall come into force, and
   shall not be altered or amended without his autho-
   rity. Such regulations shall relate to the matters
   following:—

• The number, status, salaries, and duties of the
  officers of the training college;
• The terms of admission to the college;
• The time during which each student will be re-
  quired or allowed to continue at the college;
• The subjects of study, and the time allotted to
  each (approximately);
• The arrangements for employing students in the
  actual work of teaching, and the proportion
  of time spent in such work;
• The relations of the training college and of its
  officer or officers to the practising school;
• The organization of the practising school.

7. These regulations shall come into force upon
   the date hereof.

FORSTER GORING,
Clerk of the Executive Council.

Regulations prescribing Fees for Higher Education,
Marlborough and Otago.

NORMANBY, Governor.
ORDER IN COUNCIL.

At the Government House, at Wellington, this
twenty-fourth day of September, 1878.
Present:

HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL.
BY virtue of the powers and authorities vested in
me by "The Education Act, 1877," I, George
Augustus Constantine, Marquis of Normanby,
Governor of the Colony of New Zealand, by and
with the advice and consent of the Executive Council
of the said colony, do hereby make the following
regulations prescribing the fees to be paid by pupils
for receiving instruction in higher education at the
district high schools hereinafter mentioned, that is
to say, -

1. In the district high school at Blenheim, the
   fees for higher education within the meaning of
   section 56 of "The Education Act, 1877," shall be
   ten shillings a quarter for not more than two sub-
   jects, and five shillings a quarter for each subject in
   excess of two.
2. In the district high schools established or to
   be established under the Education Board of Otago,
   the fee shall be ten shillings a quarter for one sub-
   ject or for any number of subjects.