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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 8, 4 October 1918, Page 7

EDUCATIONAL ■j ■ , i ■, : ! T>ON'T WA.I.T FOR ADVANCEMEj ■ iJ ' -PREPARE FOR IT. i ... ! Tho young men and. women who p paro themselves for more important lions are almost invariably tlio "ones' get ahead. TJiore iirc'-maiiy openii to-day if you will only, prepare'now,! grasp an opportunity when it coii along. I BAXIvS COLLEGE, .. j BANKS COLLEGE,.- ■ ! ' ' BANKS COLLEGE, I BANKS COLLEGE, BANKS COLLEGE, >• I . BANIvS COLLEGE, J Woodward — Street; •. .'i;j WELLINGTON, ~ '"'j •■ . J j Is noted'' throughout' 'New Zealand ' the efficient manner in which its Tusk is carried out. ■ j Complete Courses arc available in Bo' keeping, Business Practice, Accountanj Commercial Law, Law vertising, Journalism, Chairmansh Shorthand, Typewriting, all branches! Economics, General Knowledge, a University Subjects.. . | Morning, Afternoon, and Even! Classes. ' j Call or write for Prospectus, stati Course you wish to'take up.. J H. AIIOS, j Dircptgi Telephono 2098. ■■•••• j " ...•> . ■! W. IL HEMINGWAY, . A Fellow of tho N.Z. Accountant a Auditors' Association, and a Solicitoi With J C. V. ROBERTSON, : /'/.1 A Fellow of tho N.Z. Acoonutant a Auditors' Association,. .. ' i :-i WITH a highly-efficient, -.practij stall of enthusiastic Tegchcrs, sta, ready to assist you on your, -way to bettor-paid position in - tho busin' world. May we, obligation.,.] yoiiir send you particulars -of <; splendid Courses in PRACTICAL 800 KEEPING; or in MODERN ACCOTJS ANCY; or in ADVERTISEMENT WRI JNG: or in SHORTHAND; or in CO; PLETE BUSINESS EDUCATION.: PREPARATION FOR THE MATRIC LATION: tho ' TEACHERS. TUBE SERVICE, or LAW -UNIVERSE BOOKKEEPERS' EXAMINATIONS ?S just which and write for our confidl tial advica to-day. HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'! CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, I.T; ' auckland. n NELLO PORTER, A.P.A. (N.Z.), ; Secretary; P.O. Box 516. • ; ' " '') GOLDEN ■ ' 1 PROSPECTS ■! FOR - -' -j WORKERS. ".'j npHERE never was so keen a i ■&- mand for Brainy Workers. 1 us help you to qualify for' one\ these well-paid positions daily; offi ing to -i "GILBY GRADUATES." j You can study in your spare _ toil) All kinds tif courses- for all kinds': students. Individual tuition by ski ed specialists. Commercial Subjco General Knowledge, -.Preparation i nil Examinations. • .. .. - v

Term may be commenced at any tin Day and Evening: Classes and Corr; poi'idence Lessons. ■. ■.> GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., J WINDER'S. BUILDINGS Lower Cuba Street, Wellington. • i 'Phone 2502. : P.O."'Box 2| (And at Christchurch.) •• IN SIX MONTHS .-j WHERE WILL YOU BE? j STILL in.the same old rut,,ot | -j the high road to Success? j Jjet us help'you to become a proficid Wireless Operator. . ' rl It's a pleasant life; with' a : good salar Tho Dominion College has a' ] Staff of Experts and Complete.] Installations of Marconi Appa-' 1 ratue.' " I Call, Write, or'"Ph6ne'for Advice] ! DOMINION COLLEGE: OF '' RADIj TELEGRAPHY, LTD., . | '123 WILLIS STREET, P.0.80x 922.. 'PJione 365.-*; PLACE YOUR BOY AT .j /\CEAN BAY SCHOOL, j V MARLBOROUGH. •• •;*! High moral tone; a' playground of fi teen hundred acres; airy dormitoriej generous diet; and surroundings cond civo to healthy boyhood... ~ ..- Public School, Entrance Univcrsity,,ai Civil Servicc Subjects thoroughly t.uugh Physical .Culture and Manly Spot, embraced in curriculum. J E. FITZGERALD EAGAR, M.A., j Headmaster. ( Particulars on application to Rev. Joli A. Crump, F.Z.S., at the School. ' TTUIT GIRLS' SCHOOL, CHILTO; Jtl SAINT JAMES, Waterloo Boat Lower Ilutt. Boarding and Dar.Schoi for Girls. .Principal: Miss Geraldir Fitzgerald. Prospectus may bo obtain*from tho Secretary, Clarke and Menzio 1(17 Lainbton Quay, Wellington, or fro) tho Principal. . j TAMMEIUNG can be cured—rarely"' it due to organic defect. Restoi the speech centres in ihe brain to no! tnal adjustment, and deliverance froi Ihe bondage and handicap of stamme; ing is yours. .Thousands have been 6U< cessfully cured by Profossor Foote's Met! ods. Send for free Prospectus 0, col taining full information, .Tan.' Rodge] 159 P., Manchester St., Christchurch. 1 1 SECOND-HAND CLOTHING WANTEt RING Up 'Phono 1628. N. Symoni Buyor Second-hand Clothing Boots, etc. Highest prices given; countr customers can rely on good prices. C Courtenay Place, Wellington. ] NOTICE -Lcft-oft' Clothing, 'l'hori ■ 2GIS7a. B. Morris, Second-liatf Dealer, buys Suits, Boots, Undonveai Costumes, etc.; all kinds old Jeweller! bought, fia Courtenay Piacc. Welling tm HAS it ever occurred to you that yoj have Clothing, Boots, or JewelleYj lying about that you can turn int cash? We buy and give HIGHES' .PRICES. Drop us a postcard, or rittj Tel. 1107, aud wc shall call and gir vou Our price for whatever vou havo t! sell. M. NAUSBAUM, Tho Allies' Second hand Dealer, 127 'Manners Street. Wol hngton. ' ] LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. . j MRS. PIHGOTT, 121 Vivian Street BRITISH . DEALER, ,>yishf ß A Purchase for Cnsli Ladies', Gcntlcmenls and Children's Left-olt Clothing, Booi<! ctc. Mr. or Mrs. Piggolt wiil wait udoi any Lady or Gentleman at their Rcsi denco ou reccipt of letter;'« 'PfeMi 2051 a, •