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EDUCATIONAL. - ' . 1 i ACCOUNTANCY & BOOK-KEEPERS' (J EXAMINATIONS.' " j J The Personal.Tuition Classes of , • j , - -.BANKS..COLLEGE' ;I will commence on THURSBAY. ( E?}3N* j ING NEXT, FEBRUARY 20, at 7 o'clock. ] INSTRUCTORS:.:-. '| BOOK-KEEPING ■& AUDITING• • Mr. J. L.-'Grilfiiii'.'D.Coin,,'iV.l.A;, ; N.Z., il partner in' 1 the: i Clarke a'nd- : Menzfe,-IHiblic'''; Ac- ; . counhints. V. ' COMMERCIAL LAW: '[ ] Mr. H. H. .Coriiish,Ul.jC- M'.M. ■! (Double First-Class Honours),- Bur- j rislcr-al-Law. . , • •; ■ I EXAMINATION RESULTS: . .V. .. | • The, College lias nil average:, of . ; nearly 70 per cent, of-successes.-: j Last year US candidates were-: presented; -17 of whom passed.l Banks -college, ' ' 1 ANKS COLLEGE,- ; Woodward Street, Wellington, j .... j And j " Cashel Street, . Cliristchurch, ..... 1 H. AMOS, ; i (Managing DirectorTelephone 2098,. : '-. PERSONAL COACHING • '- - FOR- PROFESSIONAL .. ' . . -EXAMINATIONS. IN response to -repeated requests from pupils, - parents,, and gunrdioM ,- GILBY'S COLLEGE Vhas arranged to conduct Afternoon Sessions in addition to the-present Evening Classes, for the personal coacliinj? ot Secondary Pupils. - Students will bo coached by a well-known aid experienced Secondary-Teacher, holding the M.A, Le« gree with.honours. . . n; Our system of personal instruction will, ensure rapid progress, in studies,. TO BE AN ACCOUNTANT . / You must pass either tho Matriculw tion or the Accountancy Preliminttry< TO BE A LAWYER ■ You must pass tho Solicitors . Gen< oral Knowledge. . . , . TO BE-A CIVIL SERVANT",. - You must paiis.'.'the .Public. .Sernoa ■TO BE A DOCTOR! 6'li DENTIST X ' .You must pass the Medical Prelim-' ■ inary. ' - /. TO BE A CHEMIST . .v : t - ■ You must pass. tho. Pharmacy A. - TO BE A TEACHER „ , . • • Y'ou must gain yonr Teachers Certificates. ■ ■' • i NO W - is tho limo to get to work ,ai.(l make tho most of-your opportunities.^ • Full information re fees, etc., caii.be obtained from the Director, Mr. Hol'aco . Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.). • : GILBY'S COLLEGE; LTD:,; . 3 ' Winder's Buildings,' -.... " > i Lower Cuba' Street, .Wellington... '■ 1 'Phono 2502. ■ P.O. Box 203. 0 . -. ■ -.. -'- -. f ', — — : : —— '" • . WHY THEY SUCCEED . ' ; * UNDER HEMINGM'AY AND ROBEETn ' sON ? S CORRESPONDENCE SYSTEM-. . BECAUSE those-.1 ho study by Correspondence .-uinler us do' 'so: because they _want to gotrfctoietliin'; out ot n. Thov specialise. They study in 1 oi>er to earn more ihoney. Gur-instruction is individual, thorough; private, anil practirtil- OUR STUDENTS SUCCEED. 23 758 have, siheo October, 1597, been successfully put through otir hands, and - have improved short, liave sneceedcd. V 111 NO.I IOUr Send to-day for particulars of '.;6ilr / Courses in PRACTICAL' 'BOOK-KEEP-I, ING; or in ACCOUNTANCY; or in SHORTHAND: or IiV';ADVERTISEMENT WRITINGS Or-" in COMPLETE BUSINESS. EDUCATION. Soy . just which, arid write us confidentially 1 to-day. .-.-v nii, I i " "" i, 1 Address: HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORS 1 RESPONDJ)N<iB SCHOOLS, LTD., AucklandP.O. Box'slo. ' Director, W. 11, HEMINGWAY, : F.N.Z^.i'. .- < .s- : ■' Solicitor." ' - '* • ' v ' YOU CAN BE .' . .. A wireless MAN! • l. . *; , THERE arc Operators Oil big t.tc,nuera • to-day earning good salaries, and seeing-the World, 'who a year ago wero as ignorant- of Wireless iis.you are. - Inquire NOW-start to learn without delay. AVireless' points to fresh prospects 50 ambitious carew'! . Expert Instructors and Complete Mar> colli Installation,at TilE DOMINION COLLEGE OS 1 RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., 123 Willis Street, Wellington., P.O. 922. Telephone 368.= :: /TfcCEAN BAY SCHOOL, • — Ocean 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 ; 98 healthy surroundings and 'accommoda- ' tion; generous and nourishing diet. w Manly sports «nd games conducive to t' health. References: Dr. Donald ,M Gavin,. Major A. A . Corrigan,. F. S.. Pope,. and O "'E!'FITZGERALD E.VGAR,' M.A., • Headmaster. •.... Particular? from Rev. John A. Crunip, F7i.S„ at the School. PHYSICAL CULTURE AND MASSAGE. MISS N.- HEATH CUip. Dumfenuline 'College of Hygiene and Physical _ Training), who has been on active-scr-vico for the last 1S months, is resuming the practice of her profession at lief • , rooms, 81 • Hill Street. Telephone 1770. . ' -PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, EAR- , • TRAINING., ■ "' 14/iriSS CLERE, L.R.A.M., L.A.B. ]a«ItL tiiorised teacher of Dr. Yorke Trot,o" ter's Rhythmic Method, London), has rei sunied teaching. ht 3 Address: 51 Hill Street. ■ ■V ; —— — WANTED, -many a mnn has been ball, dicapped in life by-a limited ivdc'all- bulary and inadequate'power of CxpWs6ioti, Greriville Kleiser's Corresiioiidence ' Course in Practical English (mablds roll to become a .master of' English and t6 ■ f ; (it votirself for greater opportlinitiis. Send for free Prospectus E, containing ; full information,' Jas. RodgeiY 159 ; D., Manchester Street, Christchtirch. I