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EOUCATIONAt. ';- • , mtr | ..... .. .'j i BUSINESS AND THE MAN. ■! ........... i .-Every man must have,real ambition, j high ideals, and a definite goal in mind < before even correct knowledge of business • principles will help him to more than a | half-way success. The . greatest benefits | como to those who play tho busin.ess!'gamo j for the game's sake, and incidentally the material rewards are limitless. ■'' J BANKS COLLEGE, / "."" •' ANKS COLLEGE,". ,' j Woodward Street, .:•-.' .■-,- • ' W E LL I N G T"p : ';N''" K ' ,J -| (And at Cashel Street, Christciiurchj,-- j offers the tuition you- ncedr: to'beconis j fully qunlified in any of the -following j occupations:— ,'.,'.. | ACCOUNTANCY ' j BOOK-KEEPING j \ - COMMERCIAL LAW '■ • ; I : LAW PROFESSIONAL ' I ■ ADVERTISING I JOURNALISM ■.". ■ ] SHORTHAND-TYPEWRITING' ' i ■ ' i A Prospectus on any of' the abOTO I - Courses Free on application. j i: -■ '■■. I " All Departments excepting Boys' School ' have now resumed. [ I 11. AMOS,: • ■! Managing Director. ' DAY, EVENING, AND CORRESPOND- J ENCE TUITION, j J :| - HAVE YOU A TACK IN 'YOUR i CHAIR? • j NO man has ever achieved real or j great success without making the j „ start and then sticking to the finish. i !j Be ambitious. Ambition is the tack in • , the chair—the motive force which i ' inspires to action. The practical end to .- ' i ,] aim for is greater efficiency—that is what '■! leads surely and soon to a bigger ■ salary. i Now, our lifework is to make people ; Efficient. Let us send you particulars | of our Efficiency Course in j ;' PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING; or' '{ f in ACCOUNTANCY; or in SHORT- .' i, HAND; or in ADVERTISEMENT; .'j ;,, WRITING; or of Preparation for '. I i the MATRICULATION, tho | TEACHERS', the PUBLIC .SEE-. • ! VICE, • the LAW, or . the UNI- , j VERSITY BOOK-KEEPERS' .EX- \ AMINATIONS. ...j B — .-• v ! Say just which and write us to-day. ■ i Our advice is gratis. j Address: ■! I. 'HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON COR. RESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD.,' i AUCKLAND. I ' (Established October, 1897.) ■■' d ' SUCCESS FOR YOUR - ■.' j s BOYS AND GIRLS! ! ONE of the factors (hat will ensure : the fill lire success of your children j lies in letting' them choose their own j - vocations. ; Another factor is proper • training 1 - Gilby's Collego undertakes to so train your boys and girls that they will be i. able to enter business: with the ;best i H cliance of success.'- ■■ ■..'■'.- ■ ■ We teach. Pitman's Shorthand,. Steno- ! typy (machine shorthand), Typewriting, j Book-keeping,. Handwriting, arid other ! Commercial Subjects. We coach candidates for. Matriculation, Service, -i Accountancy, and Law Professional, - Pharmacy '"&." and other' eiamihations. j Pupils a'l6o prepared for tho Primary i Standards. ' - CALL! WRITEI ! ■ • . PROSPECTUS FREEI ._-.-• 1 GILBY'S COLLEGE,. LTD., ;- \ Horace Gilby; F.C.I. (Eng.),- Director, ; Winder's-Buildings, i Lower Cuba Street, Wellington'.. ■•! 'Phono 2502. . ' P.O. Box. 203.- ! • (And at.Clrristohnrch.) ...... ■( QUEEN MAEGARErS COLLEGE, j '. Hobson Street. ■ Wellington, "--r: . | 'A Day and Boaixling School-for .Girls, i Ana- „ r. ■-... ' I Kindergarten Day School, for Boys under J .' 8 years. j . (Under control of tho Presbyterian ■ . Church.) ~'•■ i Principal: ."" :: j MTSS NANCY JOBSON, M.A. (Melb.). j ts Final Honors in Classics and Philology; | i Ormond College Exhibitioner in Classics; i 1 formerly a Senior. Resident. Mistress^-at ■ the Presbyterian Ladies' Collego, Mel- '{ bourne, and Principal of tho Southland i Girls' High School, Irivorcargill.': '/. , J Tho College Building is-'the'one 6con- | * pied by the Boys of- Scots College. -/This , building is being completely -renovated ; 1 ' and refurnished to'suit: the require- j ments of a Girls' College.' The first, term ■'.' . begins in / February; 1919. j ' and Application Form may bo obtained ■ | from the Hon. ,T. G. W. Aitken.Bethune's , ' Buildings, Featlierston Street, Wolling- \ ton, or from tho Secretary, - j . . G. W. GUTHRIE, ' ' Box 433, Wellington. j WIR-ELESS SUCCESSES. ~i AMBITIOUS Young Men who take up j Wireless' Telegraphy "as a profes- -■. sion have n lifetinio of' congenial work . ' before them. •• ": ■ '■' _/ • •''■'"'■' • ! The following Dominion College etu- ; ' dents havo recently secured appointments j as.Wireless Operators in the Mercantile | ' Marine:— ' ■! 11. E. YOUNG. j T. L. HOLMES. ! F. A. HUNTER. ' -■■ . i T. G. HENDERSON. ] Why don't you tako up a course in ; , this interesting subject, and qualify tooP • It's a chance to see tho World, and earn j good pay as you go. 1 Get Full Particulars Now!' I THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF • ] i RADIO-TELEGRAPHY. LTD., '. 123 Willis Street, Wellington. •. j P.O. Box 922. Telephone 368. i EDUCATION AND HEALTH FOR MANLY BOYS. ' i THIS is the School to train your boy j for a Successful Career. Ciirricu- ! lum comprises all Public School subjects. Fifteen hundred acres playground; I boating and fishing; physical culture and ! sports; "atmosphere of School, conducivo : to high moral character; genorous diet; and mild winters—the Ideal School for ' a delicato boy. i OCEAN BAY SCHOOL, *; MARLBOROUGH. I E. FITZGERALD EAGAR, M.A'., ' ' Headmaster. . | Full particulars from Rev. John A! ' Crump, F.Z.S., at tho School. | PIANOFORTE PLAYING. j MR. BAXTER BUCKLEY commences ! 'teaching 10th, .;.,;'., : j Terms, etc., apply - - 1 - , PINNY, LTD. | : ' ■-■! WANTED, Pr.\::tical Motor-car. Ex- j ports. No Branch of Industry^ioffers siich possibilities—tho inmost: do- • ! tails of motor-car operation and repaif learnt by mail by our Practical Course, with its wonderful working models. Recommended by Lord Montague, England's greatest motor authority. Send for free Prospectus M, containing full informa- j tion, Jas. Rodger, 159 D., Manchester j Street, ChristchuroU. Q