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EDUCATIONAL . \ , : —. j "* ' I 1 CAMOUFLAGE. • j CAMOUFLAGE is [heart of make-be- ! Here. It tonsils of misleading, i mystifying, and misrepresenting. It is i useful in war and ;iot unknown in j peace. But in civil" Fie, success-•'" by 1 means of camouflage is not worth hav- '.) ing. Only merit makes advance acceptable—and assured. To deserve- success ;; is the main'thing. • ■■ •'■-• -J i] If you wish-to deserve euccessand to |] be successful you must study-for it.By ') jiirolling with Banks College, Welling- .)> tun, you cun secure exactly the kind of :l tuition you need in:— ' j ACCOUNTANCY, ' . ' }l BOOK-KEEPING, ' - J: COMAtERCIAL LAW, . "V"'; " ''.j LAW PROFESSIONALr ,; ■;-- '] SHORTHAND, ' : , | TYPEWRITING, ! ; ADVERTISING, . . | JOURNALISM, J ECONOMICS, AND ALL ENTRANCE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS. . | •, ■.'■.-. j Call or write for Prospectus on any I of tho above subjects. ■ J All Departments excepting Boys' School have now resumed. ' BANKS COLLEGE, . Woodward Street, Wellington, and ttt Cashel Street,- Christchnxch. 1 H. AMOS,' ' ] Managing Director. j HAVE YOU A TACK IN YOUR j CHAIR-? . NO man has ever achieved Teal or j grent success without making the J start and' then sticking to the finish. J Bo ambitious. . Ambition is the tack in. j the chair—the motive force W'hich, ! inspires to action. The practical ciid to ' aim for is greater efficiency—that is what j leads surely and sooii to a bigger salary, i Now, our lifcwork- is to make' people j Efficient. Let us send you particulars j of our Efficiency Course in . .1 PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING; or 1 in ACCOUNTANCY; or in SHORT- '] HAND; or in ADVERTISEMENT , ' WRITING; or of Preparation for the MATRICULATION, ' the TEACHERS', the PUBLIC SERVICE, tho-LAW, or-the UNI- • ] VERSITY BOOK-KEEPERS' EXAMINATIONS. , ' ■ ./. j Say just which, and write ue Our advice is gratis. ...'_ _ " Address: ■ •■-. . . | HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON COR. : j RESPONDENCB SCHOOLS, LTD., ; AUCKLAND. ■ ■. . | (Established October, 1897;) ' ■ -! SHORTHAND-TYPISTES' EXAMS I i SHORTHAND-TYPISTES' EXAMS! j SHORTHAND-TYPISTES' EXAMS! ■ SHORTHAND-TYPISTES' -EXAMS 1 IF you wish to get, into the Public Som ;{ vice, or Commercial Lift?,-enrol with ■; GILBY'S .COLLEGE- 'j (Established over 30 years). ..,• j RESULTS' , TELL! ' ; ] At tho last Public- Service Shorthand-,, '; Typistes' Examinations 4 out of 6 sen-" | ioi-B and 7 out of 8 juniors passed. Also '! dt the last Junior Tj-pistes' Examination .j all out of our 24 Candidates 1 of them ''with distinction , ." . :, .* ENROL NOW! - .-. j You may commence term at any time— | the sooner the better for your own eakel j . ' GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., ": - • j Horace Gilby, F.C.I. QZngX Director, ', Winder'e Buildings, ' _ - : I/Ower Cuba Street;: Wellington. i 'Phone 2502. ■■ >■■■■ ~--.• P.O. 80x.203, ■• (And at Christchurch.) • ... -J HUTT GIRLS' SCHOOL, CHILTON \ SAINT JAMES, ■■■■ j Waterloo Road. Lower Hutt.: •" j BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL ion j Girls. Principal, Miss G«ra!dine 1 FitzGerald. ' . :-.. , ' '" : ' '. j Vacancies for" Boarders.-' Next Term' ) commences February' 5, 19191-" School ) Telephone No. 115, Lower Hutt. .':.■■:." .'ji Prospectus may be obtained from - the *j secretary, P.O. Box 456, Wellington, ;oi; ■!] from the Principal. ■ . -- ■ , : .i 'PIANOFORTE PLAYING. ■" j MR, BAXTER. BUCKLEY cpminencef I Teaching 10th. •/ ;,,■ ■ ;.' , j Terms, etc., apply : ■•"■'• • "V-" , i •:-■" PINNY, LTD. 1 fLLUSTRATORS earn big ■ everywhere there's an open market j for Rood art work. Turn that drawing j talent of yours into money. Study the I Press Art School Correspondence Course 1 ut home. Successful artists entirely :j prove of its method. Send for Free Pros* j pectus I, containing full information. > Jas. Rodger, 159 D., Manchester Street, ■'■ Chrietchurch. -nil ..' BUSINESS NOTICES. : I STAFFORD TEA, LUNCHEON, ;isfr '| . SUPPER BOOMS. '.'■;,* .j Pinner 5.80 to 7.80. ■'.;;"■'? |j One of the Best Appointod In the j! Smoking and Writing Room Provided j for Gentlemen. • __ ; : ''-ti •) Open on SATURDAYS until 7.30 p!nu ; MISS READ, Proprietress;' ] Willie Street (over H. D. BennetVs), 1 | t llii, '! npHIS IS THE SUMMER DRINK*', ! —' ■ ■': . ■■! ICED ■ l; '; I CYPHON ,':,■ J SODA _ i And - l ; ;i MILK. '"■ j Id., 4d., M. . -. ! GAMBLE AND CREED'S ) TEA ROOMS, ' . .{ Willie Street and Lambton Quay. ' : ~ -i H SPEAR, ,-DR. OF OPTICS, i • EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, • ] 7 t\'ILLIS STREET, '] Lato Optician for the Wellington Hos« •)' pital and Charitable Aid Board. '; Patients unable to obtain ;.dvico from t the Optical Department may obtain '4d- | vico at tho abovo address between 9 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. PLUMBERS, COPPERSMITHS, AND \ SHEET-METAL WORKERS... 'A MANUFACTURERS of Asga Water i! heaters, and Mahoney'e Pateu' (' Skylights. Motor- work a speciality. / ALDRED AND . ! 23 and 25 Esmout SUajt ' ' i; WEUiINGTON. '■' ;1