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WILFRED H. HEMINGWAY, F.P.A. (N.Z.), a Solicitor of the Supreme Court, and CHARLES- V. ROBERTSON, A.P.A. (N.Z.), Public Accountant and Auditor. STUDYING with Hemingway and Robertson you not only have practical instruction by practical men, admittedly at the head of their profession, but you have tho assistance of a Solicitor as well. The Eaw pr.pors at the 1911 Examination demonstrate the incalculable advantage to students of this unique combination. Up to 1910 we passed 461 Accountancy Candidates for tho Degree, 73 of our Btadents are in practice i>s Public Accountants and Auditors in various parts of the Colonies, and hundreds throughout New Zealand have been helped to better their positions. We can pass YOU. Write for our Free Illustrated Booklet, "Opportunity." (firing details of our great Free Scholarship Offer to candiiates in 1912. HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON, Public Accountants and Auditors, Accountancy Coaches bv Correspondence (4GI Passes), BOX 516. AUCKLAND. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. II Grey Street. ' Telephone 2098. P.O. Box 162. iPfLASSES conducted for Accountancy, \J Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Matriculation, and all Entrance University Examinations. Junior and Senior Civil "Service. Eight experienced teachers with the highest credentials employed. MADAME COPE-DOWSING.—Voice ' Production and Enunciation, Singing aad Piano, Dramatic Elocution. Madamfi's system is identical with that of Patti, Melba, Albani, Dolores, Clara Butt, Ada Crossley, Santloy, Caruso, l)i Reske, and all noted singers are trained under. Pupils prepared for competitions- Term begins with first lesson. Studio Over Orr's, Chemist, Lambton Quay. Madame also attends Monday and Thursday Evening. HOUSE SCHOOL, 255 THE TERRACE, WELLINGTON. Boarding and Day School for Girls. MISS LILY PRICE. L.A.B. Teacher of Piano—Matthay System of Touch and Tone Production. MISS M. CAREY-WALLACE, Teacher of Ekcution cjid Singing. Roferenco permitted to Mr. Baeyertz, Editor of "Triad." Studio: Lambton Chambers, opposite "Kirk's." rfiHE Sisters of Noh-e, Dame des Missions, Sacred Heart School, Petone, and St. Joseph's School, Lower Hntt, have resumed teaching the following subjects: —Music, Painting, Fancy Work, Shorthand, and Elocution. CD. MACKINTOSH, • 3G KENT TERRACE (Music Teacher, Wellington College), TEACHER of the PIANOFORTE and SINGING, Also, VIOLIN, FLUTK. CLARINET, And Other Instruments THEORY: A Puccini Teacher. C"~i[oY»O.N PREPARATORY SCHOOL, First Term, ]»12, begins on TOKSDAV, Gtli February. Boarders and New Bovs must bo at School on Monday, sth February. Miss Somprville. SI Hill Street. HER It KARL MOLLER. 20 Vivian Street, Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory. Pupils prepared for practical &n.d theoretical examinations.