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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 231, 24 June 1919, Page 7

EDUCATIONAL 1 SHORTHAND SYSTEMS. i ~ ; There are over three hundred, Shorthand Systems, but 90 per cent.' of th>»" world's stenographers use the , PITMANIC SYSTEM," ' : . vvli it'll holds t In; world's record for speeil) , legibility, and ease oi' learning. Those.desirous of fitting themselves for . correspondent or ..reporting positions nre strongly recommended to learn PITMAN'S SYSTEM, bemuse there.is no oilier system (p compare with it. Moreover, tlie greatest Shorthand writers in the. world are continually engaged in luk proving it. . Before being induced to take uy' any oilier system of "taking dictation," verify.. ' the abuvo statements by consulting some ' of the leading Newspaper and Hansardreporters. Day and Evening Classes are conducted . at Banks College. The term begins with the students—individual instruction only. For further information, apply to Banks commercial college, ' ANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 3 . Woodward Street, * WELLINGTON. H. AMOS, Managing Director. , Telephone 2098. ' i STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY. STENOTYPYa 'STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY* , STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY* STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY. t ]' EARN MACHINE SHORTHAND-, become a Stenotypiete instead of nn ordinary typiste. Stenotypy permits - of tho highest possible Bpeed, and it - means NO CONFUSED NOTES, becauso tho * characters are \alphabet letters made by. told type. Stenotypy, is quickly learned. Two of our ptudenti who are occupied during the day, took . up Stenotypy in their spare time. " '• AFTER 2 TERMS ■ ' . they were able to operate at 100 and 125 J words per minute respectively I Four of our girl students who give only part of . their time to Stenotypy, now operate at. 60 to 70 words per minute after 7 to 19 weeks' tuition! ' \ STENOTYPY IS SIMPLE. ; 5 The Stenotype machino makes the notes ' in alphabet characters, sileiltly, and at any speed you wish. j Call or .write for details. All instruction is individual, and is given by a thoroughly qualified tcaoher holding' the Teacher's Diploma of tlie Stenotype Company. INQUIRE TODAY OF THE MACHINE WAY! ' GILBY'S- COLLEGE, LTD. ■ Horace Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), Director, Winder's Buildings, Lower Culm Street, Wellington. 'Plipne 2502. P.O. Box 203.' (And at Christchurch.) ' " 1 WHEN YOU SEE THE WORDS ',; ; "HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON" " YOU find your mind running on "Cor- *- respondcnce Instruction and better pay"—Exactly. Why is this?. Simply,: • because W. 11. Hemingway, F.N.Z.A.A,,' Solioitor, with C. V. Roberl6on, F.N./i.A.A.," has, for over 21 jears next 1 October been continuously teaching by t Mail, and so enabling their students to a earn more money. In this tray, )WYe they. - ussistcd more 'than 25,000 to . qualify. I What has been done for others can.be . 'done for You. Our Home Study courses j are easy to master; they are practical • and thorough. Let us tell you all about them. 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SOIL IMPROVEMENT COURSE ineludes a thorough consideration of the principles of Soil Improvement and their application to •practical farming. FARM CROPS COURSE.—A combination of the Soil Improvement Course wit'.i additional papers giving tho most approved methods of growing different crops. Valuable instruction on 6ilos and silage. Also New Courses on Poultry Farming.. Poultry Breeding, Fruit Growing, Market Gardening, Greenhouse, Vegetable Grow, ing. Full particulars regarding any of thft above Courses will be promptly sent,: TNTERNATTONAL CORRESPOND--1 ENCE SCHOOLS,' G3 Dixon Street, Wellington. A Special Discount is being allowed thin month. HURWORTII PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. MR. 11. E. STURCIE, M.A., Oxon., and . lately Classical Master and House Tutor at tho Wangiuiui Collegiate School, has entered into partnership with MR. W. E. ATKINSON, and will take up his duties at'llurworth at the beginning of 1920. ,• From that date the School will be under Ihe ioint management of MR., ATKINSON and MR. STURGE, nnd tlje' boarders will be, as heretofore, under the direct care of MRS. ATKINSON. WANTED, many a man has been handicapped in life by a limited vocabulary find inadequate power of expression. Grenville Kleiser's Corrospopaenea Courso in Practical English enables you to become a master of Euglish and to fit yourself for greater opportunities. Sond for froo Prospectus E, containing 1 full information, Jns. Rodger, 159 D., Manchester Street. Christchnrcli. 3 H SPEAR, < DR. OF : OPTICS, • EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, 7.WILLIS STREET, Late Optician for the Wellington Hos- • pita! and Charitable Aid Board. Patients unable to obtain advico from the Optical Department may obtain advice at the above address between 9 <L 9. Bud 5.80 p.m.