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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 97, 18 January 1919, Page 3

BDUCATIONAL . . HAVE YOU A TACK IN YOUR , CHAIR? ■ NO man has ever achieved real. or great .success without making the : etart .and then sticking to the. finish. , ;Bd ambitious. Ambition is the,tack in ithe chair—the motive force which inspires to action. Tho practical end to aim for is greater efficiency—that is what ■•• leads surely and soon to-a bigger salary. Now, our' lifework' is to make people Efficient. Let us send you particulars '■'•■' of our Efficiency Course in ' ■. ■ BOOK-KEEPING; or in ACCOUNTANCY; or in SHORT- ,' ■ HAND; or in ADVERTISEMENT --.;•■ WRITING; or of Preparation for the . MATRICULATION, 'tho ■■•■■-■■, TEACHERS'; the PUBLIC 'SEE-' ■;■':,. .VICE, the LAW,.or the UNIi:. VERSITY BOOK-KEEPERS' EX- ■'•■' aminations. /:,,' ■"...:.■ ..:. s Say just which and write lie to-day. Our advice is gratis. t . Address: ■ • • ' HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., . ; AUCKLAND. ■; '.(Established October, 1897.) '■" TSTANGANUI TECHNICAL' HIGH ."•.'■*»•. ;.•...--■ SCHOOL;' -.-■■■■■ : ; ' ' COURSES OF INSTRUCTION:"" GENERAL HIGH SCHOOL, for Matri-culation-'and all Public Examinations. COMMERCIAL COURSE to the" Stage v of the Professional Accountants' Examinations'. "' .ENGINEERING,for-Public SorvicerEngineering Preliminary and City and Guilds Examinations, Mechanical, Electrical, and .'practical courses are provided for in ,'fully- -,-. equipped workshops: ".. :, .. :: .' A .7 .. ..- AGRICULTURAL, includes "general' suV jects, Agricultural Sciences, Practical Mechanical; and' Electrical Engincer- ■ ing V';■ _'7 ■;;.. ■'"/ '; ;. •■ •■■ DOMESTIC, Dressmaking,.. Cookery, 'Ija'--' .. linery, Laundrywork, Art, Applied Art, Music and general.eubjects. ■ HOSTELS for Tjoth. boys nn'd-girls' are ■ ' conducted" by-senior members of the etaff. War orphans, are: entitled, to. ' free tuition -and■:a boarding allowance. Full prospectus; on application; College reopens on February 11. 7 •'•"'■': _ ""'"■',".:" ,'.G.;'J. PARK, '-■ ■ ■"','' ■ ■;■■■" "'■'"■ " " Director. ; SHORTHAND-TYPISTES' EXAMS! SHORTHAND-TYPISTES' EXAMS! i . 3HOKTHAND-TTFISTES' EXAMS! SHORTHAND-TYPISTES' EXAMS! IF you wish to get into tho Public Service, or . Commercial Life, enrol with 7 . '/'■' GILBY'S COLLEGE ': 7." (Established over 30 years). ■ : RESULTS:TELL!-' '. • At the last Public Service Shorthand- ■ Typistes' ■ Examinations 4 out of 6 sen- ;: iors and 7 out of 8 juniors, passed. Also at the last-Junior Typist.es' Examination ; all out of our 24. Candidates ; 'passed—ll of them "with-.,distinction.". .-.,-. ■ ' . .-.ENROLsNOW.! ' . 7 You may commence, term at any time— the sooner the better for.your own eake! GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., . ./"' Horace Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), Director, . . Winder's Buildings, ■ Loner Cuba Street, Wellington. 'Phone 2502. . . P.O. Box 203. (And at Christchurch.) UEEN MARGARET'S COLLEGE, " Hobson Street. "Wellington. .': • A'Day and Boarding School for Girls, ■ ■ ■■ .- ■ ...'■'■•■ Ana"' ■-'- -..■ - -.-.: . . Kindergarten-'Day School for Boys -under ■•-■'■'•■■'■'■■ ■;■ B'years."-"■'':'■';'■'■ ''■"::■. ' (Under control of the Presbyterian ' Church.) . . ' .... Principal: MISS NANCY JOBSON, M.A. (Melb.). Final Honors in Classics and Philology; Ormond College Exhibitioner in Classics; formerly a Senior Resident Mistress at the Presbyterian, Ladies' College, Melbourne,' and Principal of the Southland Girls' High School, Invercargill.' The College Building is the one occupied by tho Boye of Scote .College., This building is being completely -renovated and refurnished to . suit the requirements of. a Girls' College.. '.The first term begins in February, 1919: ■■• Prospectus and Application Form may be obtained from the Hon. J; G. W. Aitken, Bethune's Buildings, Featherston Street, .Welling- . . ton, or from the Secretary,. '.' ■ ■ ■• ■ . G. W. GUTHIUTE. . 7 'Box 433. Wellington. SCOTS COLLEGE. WELLINGTON. (Under the Control ''■ of the- Presbyterian .-■■■.- Church.) CLASSES will resume at'the alwve ColV 'lege on TUESDAY; FEBRUARY ■18.- . ■ - - The. building of an additional dormitory . has just been arid accommodation is available for; ■ a few ' mors boarders. . . , : . ■ Prospectus and application form' may be obtained from . THE PRINCIPAL.' Or from . ' / .'- ' ''-"G.'-W. GUTHRIE, ' -. . -.-..,. 106,' Victoria. Street,.'-.'. ' '■ . - ■'•• Wellington. ''; •■■'■■-■ \ : 7 ' ••■•'.. ■"■ ■■'. ■ • " "-""SON-NING.: . ',' . ' 7•: HXM'ILTON GIRLS' SCHOOL - : : WAIKATO. , NEXT TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY 11. BOARDERS assemble a day earlier; The now buildings, now; completed" include a thoroughly equipped opfen-air sleeping.-annexe. - ■ ; ■.; ■ ,- Prospectus and all particulars on opplication to the Headmistress, ..:. MRS. A. G. -WHITFJIOmJ. HUTT GIRLS' SCHOOL; ' CHILTON , SAINT JAMES, ,/ . Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt. BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Girls.' Principal, -Miss Geraldine FitzGerald. ''' ' " ■ ' . . Vacancies for Boarders. Next Term commences 5, "1919..'. School - Telephone No. 115, Lower. Hutt. •■ Prospectus may be: obtained from the secretary, P.O. Box 486, Wellington, or from the Principal. ' '■■■■ PIANOFORTE PLAYING. MR. BAXTER BUCKLEY commences . Teaching 10th. ■' Terms, etc., apply ' : .. . . ..;.-. PINNY, LTD. CROYDON 'PREPARATORY SCHOOL, DAY'S BAY. ' BOAHDIiV} SCHOOL FOR HOYS. : BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ■Vi Under ,14 yeaw. . '■' UIIRST TERM, 1919, commences on T '-'-J; WEDNESDAY, ■FJimilU'RY'S. . J. ■>- ■ miss sommeeville; ■■> '7 Principal. \KT ANTED, Me? with the gift of eioT.T quence—who can sway decisions, be it in business, in politics, or in social . life. Grenville Kleiser's great corres- . pondence course in Public Speakinff trains you at home to become an attrac- '.. tive, convincing speaker. Send for free Prospectus S., containing full information. Ja9. Rodcer, 159 D Manchester Street, Christchuroh. 1 LET the "Dominion" General Printing Department handle your next order, whatevir your requirements. Prompt attention. BoasoV4ble charges. 'PSone 4060.