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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 271, 5 August 1918, Page 7

EDUCATIONAL, i SCOPE Km ADVANCEMENT. I SCOPE FOR ADVANCEMENT. SCOPE FOR ADVANCEMENT. j A CCOUNTANCY is a highly import- ■£*• mit profession (but offers wonderful | scope for high-class ability. ! Tho Accountant is one of the main fac- I tore in any business, and usually holds j an important and highly-paid position. j .1 ACCOUNTANCY DEPARTMENT OF ' 13 A N K S .■ CO I, L E GE, HANKS COLLEGE, „ HAN KS COLLEGE, ' 13 A N KS -.COLLEGE, B A N KS-"CO LLE'U E; . 13 AN K S •■• C-,0 LLEG E, "•■ BANKS COLLEGE, BAN KS COLLEGE,' Woodward Street, Wellington,:. . 1 Has been preparing candidates' for Ac-' oountancy'Examinations for over *14 years. Examination Results provo conclusively the success that attends bur method of instruction. Tale up Accountancy as your profe&t sion. You cannot do belter'than attend. Banks College, which is known throughout Noff Zealand for the thoroughness of its teaching. Complete Courses are available for the Amended Examination* of tno N.Z. Society of Accountants.' Call aud talk this matter over. n. AMOS, Telephone 20'JB. Director. | '■■■■■ ■! GILHY'S SECONDARY CLASSES. I GILtiY'S SECONDARY CUSSES. I GILBY'S SECONDARY CLASSES. ■ The particular ndvantngn of Gilby's j Secondary Classes is. thai; by olimfnaU I . ing non-essential subjects and con. eentratiug only on what is essential— j . a saving in both lime aud fees re- j suits. Greater all-round efficiency of j the student also ensues. • MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. I attention is given to Shu ' (louts uosirous of matriculating witl* i a view' to entering tho profossionsv j Candidates. aro coached individually, and personal instruction is gwott in, ' every detail of tho work. This ex- i plains the uniform success of Gilby 1 ■' students. -! PROFESSIONAL CAREER. , . '•! PROFESSIONAL CAREER,. ' . . i PROFESSIONAL CAREER. ; Whichever profession our student* desiro to enter, we help than right* ; through. Wo give personal ■coaching j for all examinations, e.g., Publio Service, Entrance, Solicitor's General Knowledge, Medical, Dental, and Em giueering Prelim., Accountancy audi Law Professional, etc. We don't) ' usually lose, sight of a student until we placo him on the topmost point— j until he joins the army of successful > men who have graduated from" i GILBY'S COLLEGE, j All particulars re Classes and Special I Correspondence Lessons free for tho asking- J rtILBY'S COLLEGE, LIMITED. Vr Winder's Buildings, ' I Lower Cuba Street, Wellington.' j (And at Christchurch.) WHY LEADING BUSINESS MEN ! SUPPORT TJS- . I Because they know by established facta \ —by our work and results—that wo have proved ourselves to be at tho top of our j profession. Teachers of those desirous of < succeeding in business. A Course with . j us is tho soundest of investments—pay- ] ing handsome, dividends so long as you I live. May we not send YOU particulars ! of our Homo Study Course in " . i PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, or in ACCOUNTANCY, or in SHOUT- ■ HAND, or in ADVERTISEMENT . ; WRITING, or in BUSINESS ARITH- ' MIOTIC, or in COMMERCIAL ENG-' I LISH, or in MODERN BUSINESS j METHODS, or of PREPARATION ! for tho MATRICULATION, .tho ! TEACHERS', the PUBLIC SERVICE j the LAW EXAMINATIONS? .'■••■ j Say just which interests you and 'write j us confidentially to-day. ... ... j Address: • j TTEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S j ■°- CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, ' LTD., ■'■••' I P.O. Box 510. Auckland. " ; (The School which, founded in 1897, has • j 23,078 Successful Students behind it.)... i .-.. ..-. j OCEAN:BAY SCHOOL, " , ! Marlborough. ' ' THE IDEAL EDUCATIONAL AND ! HEALTH ESTABLISHMENT FOR ; BOYS. • | IT'IFTEEN Hundred Acres of Play- I ground. Boating, Swimming, and i Fishing iu the safest Boy in Sounds coun- I try. Swedish Drill and Sports. Special ! attention to Doportmeat and Develop- j meut of character. Generous diet. Mild ! winters. j Curriculum comprises all Public School ' subjects. Students prepared- for' University aud Civil Service. Instruction given I in Practical Agriculture. Cadets may j remain after schooling is completed to | gain experienco in Farm management. ! E. FITZGERALD EAGAR, M.A., . \ Headmaster. | Full particulars, from ■' ■ i REV. JOHN A.' CRUMP, F.Z.S.. I Schoul Correspondent, j At the School. i OVER 2000 BRITISH SHIPS EQUIPPED I WITH " WIRELESS." . ! CALL FOR OPERATORS. I MORE boats are being built, andShoro ' Stations erected yearly. Tho call I tor Proficient Wireless Operators will j become urgent, i Take advantage of the offer of Tho Dominion Collego of Radio-Telegraphy, \ Ltd., and qualify for a better position j and a bigger salary. ' Tho curriculum of this Collego has j been designed to cover completely the ) subjects required for tho Postmaster- i General's Certificate. . . ( ; Two points (o remember: j Students are trained until profi-. cient by highly-qualified Experts.' (A I man with ordinary intelligence can. j completo tho courso in six months.) And ; Tho Dominion Collego is the only I Institute in New Zealand equipped i with COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS , : OF MARCONI APPARATUS. ' Call, Write, or 'Phono for Prospectus.' I THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF > RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., ■ 123 Willis Street, Wellington. i P.O. Box 922. 'Phone .168. ; HUTT GIRLS" SCHOOLt Cliiiton Snlm j James, Wntorloo Road, Lower Hutt. \ Boarding and Day School'•' for Girls. I Principal: Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald, as- | sisted by Miss A. C. freonmn (lata | Head of Chilton' Honso School). Pros- j pectus may be obtained from the Sccre- j tary, Clarke ami Menzies, 107 lambtoa ■ Quay, Wellington, or from "tee'- P'rin-"- j cipa'l. . j ONT~woi'n—get a North British Hot I Water Bottlfl and sloop the sleep of j the just. Its well vulcanised soams M*R i satisfaction. Chemists cvcrywh«fc [ .