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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 106, 29 January 1919, Page 7

EDUCATIONAL . . ji«iiTli TWENTY-TEN-EVEN FIVE YEAH 9 AGO SOME people regarded Correspondence Instruction as a "new-fangled American method" of iicqnii-ing knowledge. The consistent success of those vho have studied under, us..by. -MAIL, lwtli in the Examinations. aniLin obtaining AND RETAINING well-paid positions, has, however, proved there is no lwlter way of as-similating yithin;reasonable time practically and privately rinonoyeariiing knowledge. May we not send von particulars of our Cotirce in PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, MODERN ACCOUNTANCY, SHORTHAND, of Preparation for the MATRICULATION, TEACHERS. PHARMACY. PUBLIC SERVICE, LAW, ACCOUNTANCY,. <r UNIVERSITY BOOKKEEPING" :EX\MS.F Pay ju=t which and WRITE-TO-DAY. ' ■■'(•'■ " :"; " Address— -........-.■ HEMINGWAY .'.AND,' ROBERTSON'S \ CORRESPONDENCE SCIKIOLS,' . LTD;, ■■•:.- Union Buildings," ■-"• -. AUCKLAND. ■' P.O. Box 510. WELLINGTON.' TECHNICAL COL- ■ LEQE.FIRST QUARTER : 1919 WILL BEGIN DAY CLASSES-TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 9 a.m. ■ .- ; EVENING CLAS3ES.-THURSDAY, • FEBRUARY 0, 7 p.m. All Free Place .Students aro requested to enrol before, the opening day- Offico hours: 10 a.ir.. to 4 p.m. .-. ; ;-. Day Courses are :available in Art and Art Crafts, ■ Commerce, Domestic Econ- ! onvy (Dressmaking, Cooking, etc.),,. : MeI chanical and Electrical Engineering, Car- ' pentry and Joinery;'Cabinelninking,vand Designing. • :■• ■ : - :■■■■■ ■ Evening Classes are available- in,'the above, and also in . Building ■ Construction, Plumbing, Plastering,- Sign-paint-ing and Decorating, English, Latin, French, Mathematics, - Chemistry,- Botany, Physiology, Hygiene, Commercial Geography, Shorthand, Typing,-and Accountancy. . •;■'•. Special Matriculation Course, Mr. Renner, Friday Evenings. Fees pnvable strictly in advance. FRANCIS SHAW, . Registrar. QUEEN MARGARET'S COLLEGE, ** ' Holison -Street. Wellington. ■"■"■;■ A Day and Boarding School for Girls, , Ana . ' ' Kindorgarten Day School for Boys under 8 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 tho Southland Girls' High School, Invercargill. The College Building is the orio oc'cu- , pied by tho Boys of Scots College. 'Thie bnildinß is being completely 'renovated and refurnished to suit the require- ■ mehts of :i Girls' College." The first'term ! begins in Fobruary, 1919. 'Prospectus and Application"Form may be- obtained from' the Hon. J. G. W. Aitken, Bethuno'e Buildings, Feathereton- Street,' Welling- ; ton, or from the Secretary, .'•■ "t; G.W. GTJTHRIE. Box 433, Wellington. ; OCEAN BAY SCHOOL, CEAN BAY SCHOOL, MARLBOROUGH, Is a. School where boys may receive a ; First-class Education as well as Instruction in the Management of a Farm. Fifteen hundred acres of playground; healthy surroundings and accommodation; generous and nourishing .'■■' diet. Manly sports and games conducive to health. •• --•■•• ■ v ■■'• References: Dr. Donald M'Gavin,; Major A. A. Corrigan, F. S. Pope, and others. " ' ■ E. FITZGERALD EAGAR, M.A;, Headmaster. - . Particulars from Rev. John A. Crump, F.Z.R., at the School. " : ■ WELLINGTON COLLEGE.' ' ; THE FIRST TERM, 1919, will begin i on WEDNESDAY", FEBRUARY 5. New Boys will bo enrolled on TUESDAY, February 4, 'between, 9 a.m. , and , 12.30 p.m.,-and between 3.30" and "5i30 p.m., .when (he Headmaster will bo'in ; nttendanco to interview parents '$,ni ■ guardians. ■'-' ' ' ;'.' ,' ■ c. P. POWLES,;;•■■ ■;• ; Secretary. ■ j ' I CROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL, : DAY'S BAY. I BOARDI.VJ SCHOOL FOR UQV3.- '; HOARUING SCPOOI, FOR .BOYS,- j Under 14 years.. - : : FIRST TKIIM, 1919, commences.-.on ■ ■ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5: . i MISS SOMAffiRVILLE, I Principal. i VICTORIA, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, SESSION 1913.' .- . ; j TnE COLLEGE, will ■ REOPEN ; MONDAY, ..VAHCH 24, [ , Further particulars, will bo. advertised , later. ■ ■..'.,:.. ... .'. , , . g. :g:. b; ROBisoN,.. ; .B.egißtrai;, i PIANOFORTJ3,' HARMONY, EAR '' TRAINING. '. •",:..';■'■' i MISS CLF.BE, L.R.A.M., L.A..8. (ou- ! thorised teacher of Dr. Yorke i Trotter's Rhythmic Method, London), i will interview intending Pupils at tho -j Bristol Pinno Company's Rooms, from j 10-12 and 3-5 daily. : , PIAN0 _ AND SINGING. . ;, : .; Voice Piodiiction, lireathiiig and Placing. ! Elocution and Draniatic "Art..".'. - ' MAD AME COPE : DOWSING' lias.." Re- \ ■ fiumed Lessons, and again offers '■ both Ladies and Gentlemen tho latest ' Tuition in tho abovo Arts. I long experience and successful methods ! arc well known. 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