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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15871, 10 April 1917, Page 9

J-— individual Style & Distinction Characterises the Costumes \d&sk Tailored by Eugene Spitz. u makin S °* a High-grade Ladies' Costume calls M forth the most artistic efforts of an expert tailor, yf/jlsk and it is for this reason that flv \\\ OUR TAILORING GIVES SATISFACTION! fll Vy\ Superior-work is our speciality, J lv- \rrf and we have a reputation for it. IL 11 MAY WE SHOW YOU OUR LATEST I / || AUTUMN MATERIALS ? dW Eugene Spitz & Go. Lto. S-Jz. LADIES' TAILOR 77 CASHEL STREET A CHRISTCHURCH V 1065—8138

educational. VAI7UABLE HELP FOE ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS. TTTP. status of the certified Accountant is bound to rieo year by year, making this one of the most prominent and zoanrnorativo of tho Professions. Splendid opportunities lis before the trained man iu tVija age of specialisation. Tbo preparation at Gilby's College for Accountancy Profeesional Examinations is under the experienced direction of Mr H. R. BEST, F.PA.N.Z., F.I.A.N.Z. Mr Beet is also Instructor for the iiookkeepers' Diploma Course. This Course ia specially recommended for those who do not desire to sit for tho Professional Examination. ADVANTAGES ENJOYED BY GILBY'S COLLEGE STUDENTS. 2. Specially prepared lessons ara available to meet their needs, and designed to suit the requirements of tho syllabus. 2. There are no expensive text books to purchase. S. Individual instruction is given by a | professional Accountant, holding high j diplomas, and with many years' experi- | ence as an Accountancy Coach. 4. Lessons may be obtained either by personal attendance at Collego, or by correspondence. 5. The i'ees are payable, if desired, in eaay instalments, and aro within reach o£ all. 6. Each student's -work is carefully "corrected, and knotty points explained by the Instructor* EITHER SEX CAN QUALIFY. Claasee have now resumed; therefore, write. or call at. onoe for full particulars if you -wish to pass the next Examination. GILBY'S COLLEG-E, LTD., Next Chief Post Office, Cathedral square, CHRISTCHURCH. G4235-2 A2JOTHEB POSITION OBTAINED. T AST Week we had the pleasure in anJJ nouncing that Mr R. P. Mill™ g fnn, ■who received his Ist class Wireless Operator's Certificate, WAS PLACED IN A POSITION IN 3 DAYS. THIS WEEK WE HAVE ALSO PLACED ANOTHER STUDENT, MR D. BUCHANAN, Ist class Cer. tificaie, IN A GOOD POSITION. WILL YOU BE THE NEXT? JTOW IS YOUR CHANCE. WE HAVE SEVERAL VACANCIES. Genuine Marconi Apparatus is shortly being installed in all our New Zealand Colleges. Under agreement now being completed, STUDENTS OF THE DOMINION COLLEGE WILL HAVE ABSOLUTE PRIORITY FOR APPOINTMENT to the Amalgamated Wireless Company's (Australasia) Operating Staff over the students or pupils of any other School or College in New ZealancL_ ! Write or call for Prospectus. j DOMINION COLLEGE OP RADIO TELEGRAPHY, 63 Cathedral square, ' Christchurch. A. T. BLOMFIELD, Manager. P.O. Box 729. 7413 COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. - Hollenstein's Buildings (opp. D.1.0.). Principal: Miss M. D. Digby, P.C.T,, LP.S., (Typists' Section). / . Assisted by a fall Staff oi Highly) Qualified Instructors. Term Commences at Any Aime. t COMMERCIAL EDUCATION Includes SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE, Etc.. Etc. Office Appointments for all Qualified Students. DAY CLASSES. EVENING CLASSES. SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES. Prospectus, giving full particulars, on application at' the School. Railway Concession Tickets for Country Students. "NOTE—Our Students last year obtained highest examination results, and over 350 office appointments. D 2192-7361-1 ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE. Lincoln road Christchurch. TJRESBYTERIAN BOYS' COLLEGE, 1 DAY and BOARDING. Headmaster: S. R. Dickinson, M.A. (Melbourne), Diploma of Education. Chaplain: Rev. A. T. Thompson, M.A., B.D. 1 Senior Master: W. H. Johnston, B.A Resident Master: A. S. Holloway. Science: E. C. Rowe, B.Sc. Mistress of Junior Department: Miss R. Michel], f SCHOOL OPENED FEBRUARY 6th, 1917. Boys of all ages are admitted. Prospectus from Headmaster and all Presbyterian Ministers. Telephone 1372. . ' 3397 ! TRANCING, DEPORTMENT, PHYSICAL !JJ CULTURE. Under Royal and ViceRegal Patronage. MISS LOWE resumes her Classes for Plain and Fancy Dancing from March 19th. Ladies' Evening Classes forming. Waltzing taught in. three private lessons At home Tuesday Afternoons, 307 MONTREAL STREET. 4441 DANCING, DEPORTMENT, and PHYSICAL EXERCISE.—Miss COX (Pupil of Mrs Wordsworth, London) resumes Afternoon Classes from FRIDAY. March 16th. Evening Classes forming. 53 HEREFORD STREET WEST. Tel. 354. C 2379 D A N C I N G. "iV/riSS BUCHANAN (Pupil of Ed. Scott, jVI London and Brighton) has Resumed Teaching. Evening Classes Forming. Privnto instruction given. Waltz in three lessons. AORANGI. HEREFORD STREET, CITY. 'Phono 4343 The imperial conservatory of MUSIC. —Anyone can Learn by our Methods. No scales; no Drudgery. We Teach from Melodies. ROOMS 1 and 2, 83 i Hereford street. ROYAL MAIL MOTOR COACHES. 1 ■ AKAROA and little river. PILKINGTON'S MOTOR COACHES leave Little River for Akaroa 11.10 a.m., and ! Akaroa to Little River 9 a.m. daily; and also run from Christchurch to Akaroa, MonI days, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, leaving I Broadway's, ; Cathedral - square, 3 pjn., ■ until further notice. Seats can be booked at Tourist Office, or Filkington's, Akaroa. Fares: 15s single, 25s return. Telegrams—Pilkington, Akaroa. Telephone—No. 5, Akaroa. ! .. T HE Greatest of All Wars." mor» f-i"" i J- dealt with in the "Evening than iu uny other newspaper iu Dominion.