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toa-g^t-a^vaiiie-'iqxjixisoEnntJwisHmj^; Perhaps- that coiitmnal- headachdfe^dae'-to eyestrain. Consult ns, andwewiH, prescribe glasses-only *if absolutely necessary. ERNEST M. SANDSTON Consulting Opticians and Eyeglass Specialists I Sight RoaaOy CmM Street (■wwrfßalkntywsa) ; 1 E. M. SANDSTON B * FALCK 9 1 MMfrW —IHT~T~^

EDUCATIOmiPARENTS, DON'T LET YOUB BOY 9 AND GIRLS ENTER LIFE HEAVILY HANDICAPPED 1 rpHE handicap of insufficient education 1 is a bar K> progress, and until yonr Boys and Girls have their MATRICULATION EXAMINATION the doors of practically all Profession* aro closed to them. See to it, than, that their future •welfare is assured, by sending them to GILBY'S SECONDABY CLASSES, where they will qualify for a professional careor by passing their Matriculation under the Principalship of Mr G. H. Scaxse, B.A. (holder of Teachers First Class Certificate for Victoria), assisted by a full staff of thoroughly qualified teachers. By the us© of Special. Mfethods, and tho "giving" of individual attention, to each student, we curtail the usual period of preparation by half, thus enabling your boys and girls to get an early start iu their chosen vocation. Wo also prepare for Public Service Entrance and Public Service Senior, as well as for Junior and Senior National Scholarships, Teachers' Certificates, Pharmacy, aud other important Examinations. TYPICAL RESULTS.—Out of 14 Matriculation Entrants in the last Examination, 8 passes. In Public Servico Senior, otri of I' 2 Entrants 10 passes. In Senior Freo Place and Intermediate Examinations, out of 7 Entrants 6 passes, including 1 pass with . credit. DAY CLASSES in Session for Five Hours Daily. EVENING CLASSES from 7 to 9, Monday to Thursday, inclusive. SUCCESSFUL CORRESPONDENCE LESSONS for Students ivho cannot attend College. TERM MAY BE COMMENCED AT ANY TIME! RAILWAY CONCESSIONS FOR COUNTRY STUDENTS ATTENDING GILBY'S COLLEGE. Writo or Call for Free Pjrospeotus. TO-DAY. NOWI GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD.. Next Chief Post Office, Cathedral square, CHRISTCHUHCH. G4235-5

ANOTHER POSITION OBTAINED. LAST Week we had tho pleasure in announcing that Mr R. P. Millington, 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, let class Certificate, IN A GOOD POSITION WILL YOU BE THE NEXT? NOW IS YOUR CHANCE WE HAVE SEVERAL VACANCIES. Genuine Marconi Apparatus m shortly being installed jn all our New Zealand Colleges. Under agreement now being completed, STUDENTS OF THE DOMINION COLLEGE WILL HAVE ABSOLUTE PRIORITY FOR APPOINTMENT to tho Amalgamated _ Wireless Company's (Australasia) Operating Staff over tho students or pupils of any other School or College in New Zealand. Writo or call for Prcepectus. ■ DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO TELEGRAPHY, 63 Cathedral sqilare, Christchurch. A. T. BLOMFIELD, Manager, P.O. Box 729. 7413

COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. _ Hallenstein's Buildings (opp. D.1.C.). Principal: Miss M. D. Digby, P.C.T., 1.P.5., (Typists' Section). , Assisted by a Full Staff of Highly Qualified Instructors. Term Commences at Any Aime. - COMMERCIAL EDUCATION Includes SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE, Etc.. Etc. Office Appointments lor all Qualified Students DAY CLASSES. EVENING CLASSES. SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES. . Proepcctus, giving full particulars, on opplication at tho 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. ANDREWS COLLEGE. Lincoln road Christchurch. PRESBYTERIAN BOYS' • COLLEGE, A DAY and BOARDING. Headmaster: S. R. Dickinson, M.A. (Melbourne), Diploma of Education. Chaplain: Eev. A. T. Thompson, M.A., B.D. Senior Master: W. H. Johnston, B A. Resident Master: A, S. Holloway. Science: E. C. Row©, B.Sc. ♦ Mistress of Junior Department: Miss R. Michel].SCHOOL OPENED FEBRUARY 6th, 1917. Boys of all ages are admitted. Prospectus from Headmaster and all Presbyterian Ministers. Telcphono 1372. 3337 DANCING, DEPORTMENT, PHYSICAL CULTURE. Under Royal and V;jeRegal Patronage. MISS LOWE resumes her Classes for Plain and Fancy Dancing from March 19th. Ladies' Evening Classes forming. Waltzing taught in three, private leeeons.- At homo Tuesday Aftornoone, 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 DANCING. MISS BUCHANAN (Pupil of Ed. Scott, London and Brighton) has Resumed Teaching. Evening Classes Forming. Private instruction given. Waltz in three lessons. AORANGI, HEREFORD STREET, CITY. 'Phone 4313 B2SBD BALCAIRN TO LEITHFIELD. A MOTOR will meet Morning Trains at Balcairn, arriving from North and South, and can meet Evening Trains as required by wire or letter to FRANK ASHBY, Leithfield. MOCKETTS MOTORS—CULVERDEN-ROTHERHAM-WAL^JU —Daily, on arrival of Train. Returning from Waiau to conncct with the outgoing train at Culverden. Cars also meet Eariy and Late Trains. FARES: Single ss, Return Be. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, Connect through to Kaikoura in conjunction with the Kaikoura Motor Co. W. HOCKETT. Proprietor. Waiau and Cinvcrden. 'Phones: 10 Waiau, 14 Culverdfcn.