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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16422, 16 January 1919, Page 8

PROGRESS AND EFFICIENCY. The "EFFICIENCY" which is on everyone's 'tongue, can not be extemporised by rushing hastily into action, however energetic one may be. It is the fruit of patient and exact determination of, and reflection upon, the facts to be -dealt with. But. while there is no royal road to learning, it is possible to avoid circuitous and wcaruome approaches to it. The success of gANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Consists in the fact that it is able, quickly and surely, without unnecessary detail, yet without or.v sacrifico of lucid explanation, to guide the students to his desired goal by the surest and most direct route. A Branch of Banks Commercial College has been opened in WHITCOMBE and TOiIBS'S BUILDING, Cashel street, for Practical Bookkeeping, all Business Practice, all subjects for Commercial and Professional Accountants' Diplomas, Matriculation, and all Entrance University Exams. • A Prospectus on any of our Courses will be supplied on application. P. HARLE, Director. Head Office: Wellington. H-1623-3

A family reunion at Nottingham recently to celebrate the leave of Private Charles Horsley, Sherwood Foresters— one of the 45th Division who swam the Somme Canal -under heavy fire—ended in tragedy. A German officer's revolver was being exhibited, when it accidentally went off, killing a discharged soldier named George Wilson, of Newark, the sweetheart of Horsley'a sister.