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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 42, 14 November 1918, Page 7

EDUCATIONAL. ! j J . 'i matriculation : ' :;: i THE OPEN GATE j ' TO TJU! PROFESSIONS. . : i^ Ouco. you Matriculate it is not a" - j vert difficult umlter to cuter any of .] the Professions. ' .( In fact, Matriculation lays such: a": solid groundwork for! .study on any j subject that you should not hesitate- I in taking it up. ;i BANKS COLLEGE, ■ i ANKS COLLEGE,, •■ ;'-| WOODWARD -STREET,.. ■■ ' • 'v-1 WE L L i-NvG:f isrr.*V^ has been wonderfully, euccesshil in.,:coaching students for this examine* ■] tion. - - ...:...'.:.;• Tim following gentlemen are the I instructors for the Matriculation ' Course:—•'•. -J - .W. T. FOSTER. M.A., B.Litt.', '\ First-class Honours. .5 J. E. TIT.WAITES,. M.A. . , ; ' j . T. A. ATKINSON, "B" Certificate.,.^] There is a Prospectus > that tells l •yow'i much about Banks College Method Teach- ' ing—a copy is yours for the asking. •. . J ■' ■■ ■ ■H, AMOS, ; : | Director. "/: Telephone 2095. - '•■•-.' .• ■. ■ : . - --. ... . ; '■'■•';■. j ■ ■! ■•; ~: .-■■■.,■■ -..;] A DYING. OCCUPATION..■'. ,| YES, dying, if not dead—that of. tke ; J "office" boy. The!telephone, the':;] runabout car, arid cycle, .with other .''j rapid means of communication and moderu business convenience;,has killed out:.) tho ."office" boy of the past. Hβ, began;-i his life-work with no knowledge thprebf,' j and by dint of steady application, and,;.'.' hard work, gradually advanced. Parents!,.-! Remember', to-day the Office, Junior, is \ expected to enter tho business, world..; with a knowledge.of business principles....» He ; or she does not start, as. of old, at '! sb. a week, but more often at. £1. '. ltV:!i all depends upon the training. Wβ train ;| Juniors for.business life. May we send .j you particulars' of our Specialised Prac- j tical Course.'in (a) BOOK-KEEPING; or. i in (b) MODERN ACCOUNTANCY; or'". (c) in MODERN BUSINESS METHODS ! and ORGANISATION; or'(d) in SHORT-.-;! HAND; .or' (e) in BUSINESS ARITIIV -i METIC.j br. ; (f). in COMMERCIAL ENOi-":j •LTSII; or (g).in COMPLETE BUSINESS ■ J .TR-AININGV:.:.Say .just which, you arid write to-day: Address, "•; / ■'"-} Hemingway and ■ Robertson's, :j CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., • ; ] A,ucklaad. . '/ . P.O. Box 516. ■'-' ;■"■;■ ; :: ' : .' ..':.';' ..j ' : : ' s : ' ■■ , ." 'i TOTANTED. Me?, with the gift of elo- '!] » » quence—who.can s\yay decisions, be j it in.business, in politics, or in social j life. Grenville Kleiser's great corres- '. pondence course in Public, Speakinj | trains you at home to become an attrac- ' , tive, convincing speaker. Send' for free ■: Prospectus S., containing full informa- -i tion. Jas. Rodger. 159 D Manchester I Street, Christclmrcli. '■■■■■. ' -h.l J ELECTION NOTICES.; • ':■ .-.! EDUCATION, ACT, .3014. ■■ ■ : U GENERAL COUNCIL OP E])UOA- .• -| TION. .-.-■- - ■ r ; ! _, . ~. -, . J ELECTION OP MEMBER. TO. FILL V) ;•. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. ■ - ' [ i • ■ Uducntioti Department, •■'■.■• :- _! ;. W.ellinglon..jN T ov.emb9i';,3, 1918?r> , ':'->' JN Pursuance of the Regulations, nindo •• j . in tonus of Seclion 0.!(S).of tlte."' v j above-menlioiied Act, it is Jiea'eby notified that the. niiniber of votes recorded . at'the election held to. fill Ihe- vacancy.-", on the General Council of. Education'"l ■«W6ed.'by the death of- Thomas | -Sshofield Foste.L',--leprfiseU(dtiv'e o£'tlie"''i cerTaficTrted~Tiiale teachers. of t,ue puhlio ■ schools in the South lsland,,,'was.jis, fo)--,.v! lows:— ' ." ■ • ""■ . . , ' ;'| ' ' M'^' '" GiWw, ■IVederick.'.Giles:.::,..'.. ,53 V^''| .{eunic, James .......7. "'75 "'", ;j .' '•"-• -:•■'.,■ ■■•'-■ : ■:'■:- '■': 262 Informal : ..;. ....„...;„. Jl;.'?":] •' '• v: :.' ;':':•'.273^^:l MR. WALTER EUDET is.' tlierefwe,"' , .'-! declared to be duly elected a member of ; ] the Council. •'•'.'■ I ' > F. L. SEVERNE. j Returning OfScer. vi