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EDUCATIONAL. ARE YOU PLANNING FOR TO-MORROW? ■JERHAPS rou are in quite a Rood posiJL tion—for the present. But wha future? In (to ot three years' ti you (till l'» satisfied -with the s» Surely not! A* tou prof oW»r your standards will alter. 'What is a comfortable salary te-day will be totally inadequate in a few years. START NOW preparing for the future. Its no use waiting for opportunities. You must, make them by equipping yonrself with higher qualifications. Studv for a better position, for higher status," under the skilled guidance of Hemingway's Correspondence Schools, and you need have ro fears for the future. Courses include: Bookkeeping, Accountancy Professional, Law Professional, Bankers' Diploma, Teachers' Certificates, Matriculation, Advertising, Public Service Entrance, Pitmans Shorthand, Business Letter Writing. Start the ball rolling by getting full particulars of one of these courses. Write to-day to HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, - P.O. Bos 516. Auckland, N.Z^ EARN' A WEEK'S PAY EVERY DAY! THAT'S the splendid salary-increase several young fellows like yourself have experienced since completing their homo study of Bower's Postal Engineering Course. These specialised Postal Courses give you a quick vet thorough mastery of Stationary, Marine, Traction, and Electrical Engineering. , . For each Course you are supplied with interesting Text Books and simplified Diagrams, while your work comes under the personal supervision of our Engineering " oialists. on't delay in getting after highly-paid engineers' positions. Write at once for our Free Prospectus to BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL (Registered under Marine and Education Departments • since 1915), 141 Marino Engineers' Institute, Corner Aitken and • Mulgrave streets, Wellington. (And at Auckland.) H 4692-6 ARE DAILY REQUIRED BY THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY IN CHRISTCHURCH. STUDENTS of fair average ability can 1 become thoroughly qualified in a comparatively short time at our Day Classes and have.then no difficulty .in obtaining remunerative office positions, as we daily receive enquiries from business Firms. Those who have attended Secondary Schools for Commercial instruction require only from three to six months' special tuition and are then placed on a good footing for all time. ■ , A Term may be commenced at any time, and full particulars are available at the BCh DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Hallenstoiri's Buildings (Opp. D.1.C.). 1926 Day and Evening Classes have le81 J^: TOE BESSIE MAODONALD SCHOOL X OK DANCING. MISS MACDONALD, from the WorldFamous Ruth St. Denis School of Dancing, WILL RESUME her Classes, MONDAi, MARCH Sth, in Classical, Toe, Oriental, and Russian Dances. , Miss Macdonald, who has just returned from Australia, has had wide experience in America and the Colonies, and Specialises in Eurythmie Dancing, as taught by the wellknown Bjelcke Peterson School, Sydney. _■ Classes Now Forming for-the Latest Ballroom Dances, including tho New Tango and Charleston. „ . Intending Pupils can be interviewed March 4th, 2.30 to 5.30, at Studio: P. S. Nicholls a Buildings, Manchester st. Private Address: 269 Hereford street. Thone 2790. M 7114 ..LOCUTION SCHOOL Ji ■ (Registered). ■ , MISS LUCY COWAN Teachea Engliah Reading in Prose, Poetry, and Drama. Class MONDAYS, 8 p.m., for Trinity College Diploma Instruction. 13 EOYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, Cathedral square. Railway Concession to Country Student*. C3M3 IHE STUDIO' SCHOOL OF 'DANCING. • ■ MADELINE* VYNBR, Late of the Russian Ballet, pupil of PnneeM Seraphine. Astafieva, and. IRIS MONTGOMERY, Member of tho Association of Operatic Dane. ing of Great Britain, pupil of Espinosa and Josephine Bradley (ballroom dancing).. OPERATIC. CHARACTER, AND BALLROOM DANCING. T Pupils trained for stage and competitions. CLASSES BEGIN TUESDAY. FEB. 23rd. STUDIO: BOWRON'B BUILDINGS, 162 Manchester street. 58934 MRS J. HULME (Eva Moore), Late J. C. Williamson's Leading Lady, Producer. Ballet Mistress DANCING in EVERY BRANCH. Advanced pupils recommended for Metropolitan Theatres (if desired) by arrangement with various managements. Two Floors, Ballet with "la Barre," and Ballroom. Studio, 115 Worcester Btrcet. Ballet Shoes essential. . H 4713 TRANCING AND DEPORTMENT MISS MARGERY MYERS, Pupil of Espinosa, London, RESUMES TEACHING from MABCH Blh. Operatic, Character and Modern Ballroom Dancing, including Charleston. 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