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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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DIVISION IV.

Mathematics and science as applied to specific industries—Machine-construction, building-construction, metallurgy, mineralogy, chemistry of commerce, engineering (civil, mechanical, electrical, mining, sanitary), architecture, building and allied industries, printing and process industries, electrical industries, wood- and metal-working industries, agricultural and horticultural industries, &c.

DIVISION V.

Handicrafts and domestic science :—
Manual instruction in wood and metal. Home-making and home-keeping ; personal, domestic, and school hygiene ; home nursing ; cookery ; laundry-work ; plain needlework ; dressmaking ; millinery ; &c.

DIVISION VI.

Art and art-crafts :—
Drawing with instruments. Free drawing in outline or in light and shade, or painting in monochrome, casts or photographs of ornament, objects, plant-forms, drapery, landscape details, details or whole of animal forms or human figure. Free-arm and blackboard drawing. Design. Painting ornament. Principles of ornament. Modelling from casts or photographs of simple ornamental devices. Architectural drawing and design. Drawing from actual measurements of structures. &c. Painting still life, flowers, landscapes, in colours. Drawing, painting, or modelling anatomical studies of animal forms or of the human figure. Modelling in relief or in the round, drapery, plant and animal forms, or the human figure from casts or from nature. Painting animal forms or the human figure in colour. Various subjects of applied art.

44. In addition to the practical work necessary for the demonstration of subjects in Divisions III, IV, and V of clause 43 hereof, at least half the total time for which payment is claimed must be devoted to individual practice by the students working with their own hands. Such practical work should not be less than a continuous hour and a half in any one lesson, and must in the case of subjects relating to specific trades be so arranged as to be illustrative of the principles taught, and should not be directed merely to developing dexterity in the practice of trade processes.

45. Where the student takes one subject only, or two or more unrelated subjects, the payment on account of such instruction shall for subjects of Division I of clause 43 hereof be at the rate specified for continuation classes and for subjects in Divisions II to VI, inclusive, of the said clause, at the rate of 3d. for each hour-attendance.

46. (a.) Wood-carving, art needlework, and other art crafts will be paid for at the rate for technical classes only when the instruction is based upon studies and designs by the students themselves, adapted to the work by the students themselves. Similarly, dressmaking will be paid for at the rate for technical classes only when the method of instruction does not involve reference to or the use of charts or of curved or specially graduated rulers. Otherwise, attendances at classes for the subjects named will be paid for at the rate specified for continuation classes.

47. Where appropriate courses, approved by the Minister, of related subjects selected from Divisions I to VI of clause 43 hereof are arranged with the view of fitting students for the intelligent practice of particular crafts, industries, or occupations, payment on account of the attendances of students at such approved courses may be made at the following rates, provided that the conditions are complied with :—