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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 41, 12 November 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. - j — '- —"3 WELLINGTON COMPETITIOI SOCIETY : (lncorp.) v I '• ■ ■ ■■ i i NOTICE TO COMPETITORS a SUBSCRIBERS,.;;.; 1 ON Account' of all places of -A] inent being CLOSED" by '1; 'Authorities, the opening of.th"b 0 ; titions has been postponed to a di , 1m notified. I ! G. W.JENNAR,! j ' Secret^ I .'. i I ■' DANCE RECITAL. . '>{ AT the request of the Mayor,] j Dorothy Saunders's Dance',H , has been POSTPONED to aj^to'i! •on account of.tlio-Tnflu.episa.'jßß.idl 'Ticket-holders may obtain '.refill money or use tickets at later recit | '/.' CONCERT POSTPONED! .j THE Concert by Pupils of.Mr! '.Mrs. Culford Hell, -in -Ma I Church Hall advertised for .Til i Night, has been INDEFINITELY..] TONED on account of tlie,lunuenij , deinic. j ! ■"■'■'■ " ■ ■. ! , ' (SAILORS' FRIEND SOCI ° CHURCH'AND INSTITUTE, CONCERT TO-NIGHT (TUESD^ Messrs. Knowles and Jnlnos, at S'O] . WHEN! YOU BUY A PIANC] BUY FOR A LIFE TIME.)] Put your trust in . ■■' BE G G* S. -■•• ': E G G'S. i It is' impossible to either hast : cheapen the manufacture of'.«.:; I without sacrificing something of its ■■■ bility,. and that, is why we ask y r ! select an instrument above suspici , these, respects. , j ' " The Pianos in. which we specialil made of 'carefully chosen and testej , i terial, by highly skilled'labour, | them a wonderful tone quality. wM i I permanent;,' . j I You cannot do better than oily' i ABRINSMEAD 'i A CHALLEN.- I } ABORDor -I I ■ '. A ROGERS . ..■ --j ) Ally Fei ' Instrume Our time-payment system make purchase of a piano easy. Ask us: it! ■ •■'■■• ■■•■■•! CHAS7BEGG AND CO., LTD Manners Street, Wellington, i ' ' '' ' ~ " H PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES, . | WELLINGTON' RED CROSS S ; FRIDAY NEXT: .FRIDAY d ".. Bed Cross Sale organised by'Meai s - H. Hall, Pavitt, Triggs, and Miss B 3 . jof Children's Charming Clothingj ' Summer Wear suitable for Town, " try, and Seaside, and for Holiday Kl " ■ Home-made Cakes arid Flowers.. ) ] -■■■■'■ - Hon - Sec-, JANET FIRj ] ' EDUCATIONAL. 1 . ... ; ■'....■ ;;; ~- -'■.... : ', f ' ."'.'" : ;; s "„'i t " " " • " ;'l t ' . ' :^ '■■ ■ ; ■ ! " \ -WANTED. ; ': -1 WANTED-Competent Shorths Typist for Commercial Ofi Permanent position and good p pecta for reliable young lady; ■ | Advertisements similar to tl '' above appear in tho newspapaj day after day; : The demand for trained sten; s graphers.is such,that many>ai earning £i, per weei. .■.'.'.■■! . BANES COLLEGE, . .j Woodward Strost,' ' j WELLINGTON,.; i I has prepared hundreds of ambi( ous young women for high-sala ied positions. • - • =-;' Write or call t<Hlay for prospe tus on, the Shorthand and Typ .■ writing courses—it will give, yd an idea of the very practical valt t , of. our instruction. .. . . '.'.j 1'• ■ Business men know the value.j I Banks College Instruction—it'l : proof of ability to serve effloientlj j Only individual instruction!' Tori I '■' oommenceswith Student. .Mori ■ ing, Afternoon,' and.;"'E'v'enid Classes. Get a prospectus at oiks . WW .'^"h.-AMOS,'-;] ■;--•. - : DiMotor* " Telephone 2095,' r :] 6 9 ■ ~ -, . -■' ___l A DYING OCCUPATION,,': YES, dying,' if not dead-thaf o; "office" boy. The telephone,| run-about car, and cycle, with j rapid moans of communication and j ern businoss convenience, has killed ', the "office" boy of the past. Ho-1 9 : his life-work with no '' and by dint of steady application: j ; - hard.work, gradually advanced; Pa'rj 1 i Remember, to-day the Office Junij : ; expected to enter ' the business ! ' 6 : with a knowledge of business princ ? ; He or she does not start, as of ol ss. a 'week, but iiioro often at il all depends upon the training. We.{ Juniors for businoss life. May tvo! vou .particulars of our Specialised 1 tical Course in (a) BOOICKEEPINC in (b) MODERN 'ACCOUNTANCY; (e) in MODERN BUSINESS.METH and ORGANISATION; or (d) in SH HAND; or (e) in BUSINESS AI?J METIC; or (f) in COMMERCIAL, 1- . LISH; or (g) in COMPLETE BUSIJj ' TRAINING. Say 'just whiidi into - you and write to-day. Address .-.. HEMINGWAY AND ' ROBERTS} CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, 1) • Auckland. -"' '"j P.O. Box 516. j , • • .i '• . -J GILBY'S COLLEGE / j For ' • i MATRICULATION, i PUBLIC SERVICE ENTRANCE ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINAIJ PHARMACY A, and i KINDRED EXAMINATIONS.".) FOLLOWERS of any profession'.| pass ono of the above exuniin.it Gilby's training is the .most, thorl " and satisfactory, All instruction is! '■ dividual, Evening Classes are coudi by Mr. A. S. Farquhar, M.A. Honj | assisted by a full staff of competent' . | cialiste. Term commences at any t i Call, telephone, or write for prospej a I Make your, motto "Gilby's and.,Succ" GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD. Horace Gilby, F.C.'l'. '(Etig.), Direct Winder's Buildings, " .''Lower Cuba Street, Wellington ' 'Phono 2502. Box' 203., e (And at Christchurch.) j e' ' j Y Adverlisinff aud effect direct s saving travelling expenses and I > mission. "The Dominion" columns I . find tho purchasers cheaply for you. I 4 minion" rates on application, i ■ 3