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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17111, 5 April 1921, Page 8

TRAINED ACCOUNTANTS ARE ALWAYS IN DEMAND I SHOULD Bever* depression ensue, the man who docs just ordinary clerical work will find his field of endeavour gr«*tly limited. There will bo a surplus oi candidates for his particular work. But the trained Accountant ia always required, the greater the business depression, the more demand for his cervices. For the past fifteen years BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE has gained considerable prestige for the thorough way in which it trains men for Accountancy. The studeit who carefully studies must win a "worth-while" position in this highly remunerative profession. The exacting requirements of Accountancy arc never lost sight of, problems that aro constantly occurring in business are dealt with. This comprehensive course places the Btudent among practical Accountants. Your first step i» to write or call 'for Prospectus—do eo TO-DAY. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Whitcombe and Tombs's Buildings, Cashel street. P. HARLE, A.P.A. (N.Z.), A.I.A. (N.Z.\, H 5290-3191 Director.

MACHINERY TJEQUIRES to he periodically overhauled. XV Juet a little defect at first, but if not quickly noticed it may cause damage running into hundreds of pounds. Employ our experts .to ovei&aul your machinery. We have an up-to-date plant. GEN-AC The General Accessory Manufacturing Co., G5691 451 Colombo street, Sydenham'.