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EDUCATIONAL PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPINI And BUSINESS PRACTICE, MORNING, AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES are conducted at BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE by Practical Accountants. , \. MR. E. L. ENTING, A.1.A., N.Z., A.Member of the Permanent Staff, who has just returned after .three years' active service, has resumed his duties. , Tim College uses its own system, introduced over fifteen years ago- by ".Mr. John S. Barton, F.1.A., N.Z., now. Stipendiary Magistrate at Gisborne. ■ After •learning- the theory of Double Entry in six simple lessons, students keep a complete set of books _os used in li merchant's office. l Entries. are recorded, and the books balanced in a similar manner to those in actual business. Students can attend from one to six hours daily—individual tuition only. TERM BEGINS WITH THE STUDENT, For further information, call and consult H. Amos, Managing Director, Banks commercial college, ANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Woodward Street, ' WELLINGTON. . Telephone 2093. SECONDARY. DAVE TIME NOW in SECONDARY. your Secondary SECONDARY. Studies. Attend Gilby's KEMONDAHY. College and get indiSECONDARY. vidual tuition by exSECONDARY, perienccd University SECONDARY, coaches, enabling you SECONDARY, to achieve much in little SECONDARY, time. SECONDARY. SECONDARY. DAY AND EVENING SECONDARY. SESSIONS are held for' SECONDARY, the convenience of etudSECONDAR.Y., ents, and as all tuition SECONDARY, is personal, term may SECONDARY', commence at any time. SECONDARY. SECONDARY.. YOUTHS AND GIRLS SECONDARY, desiring to enter ProfesSECONDARY. sions may study rrith urf SECONDARY, during evening hours SECONDARY", while still working durSKC'ONDARY. ing the day. SECONDARY. SECONDARY. TO ENTER MOST PROSECONDARY. FESSIONS you must SECONDARY, first matriculate. To beSECONIjARY. come an Accountant, you SECONDARY, must pass the AccountSECONDARY. anoy Preliminary. To SECONDARY, become a Civil Servant SECONDARY, you must pass tbe PubSECONDARY, lie Service Entrance. SECONDARY. SECONDARY. WE HAVE ON OUR SECONDARY. STAFF Six Experienced SECONDARY. Teachers for Secondary SECONDARY. Subjects alone. SECONDARY. SECONDARY. CALL TO-DAT and inSECONDARY, lerview the Director, SECONDARY. Mr. Horace Gilby, SECONDARY. F.C.I. (Eng.). All inSECONDARY. formation re fees and SECONDARY, tuition is Free for'the SECONDARY, aslcing. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., Winder's Buildings, WELLINGTON. 'Phono 2502.' P.O. Box 503. ADVERTISEMENT WRITERS ARE IN' DEMAND. THERE is keen competition amontf Business Firms for the < service' oi Ad. Writers who can make good. . ~ A properly trained and efficient- Advertisement Writer increases the turn* over, and is obviously invaluable to the business; consequently he can always command a big salnry.Leading experts are convinced that our printed and specially prepared Correspondence Course of Instruction, in ADVERTISING is pre-eminent. The following is the unsolicited opinion of the Manager of the Largest Advertising Agency in Australasia:— "I am inducing as many men us possible to take up your advertising, course, as from perusal of same I am satisfied tliat.it is the very thing that is required, especially by those who are,'..pr..wish. to become, connected with an. Advertising Business." MEN AND WOMEN desirous of earning more money, and all who:have anything to do with the Sales part of ft, business, should write 'for particulars of our ADVERTISING COURSE without" de< lay. HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, \ LTD., P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. -' ' riIHERE is a great demand in the Eleo. X trical Engineering field to-day for Men possessing the kind of technical know, ledge that is acquired by students who have faithfully followed out our 60heme of study. With the completion of the several Hydro-Electric Stations which are at present under construction, there will b« greater opportunities than ever for trained men. In the near future Hydro-Elec-tric power, will be available throughout the whole of New Zealand.Students can have the option of' enrolling ia any on® of the : following Courses:— , Complelo Electrical Engineering. • Generator and Motor Design. Electrio Lighting and Traotion. Electric Lighting. Electric Traction. Dynamo Running;. . Advanced Electric Lighting. Advanced Electric Traction, Electrical. Armature Winding and Repair. Lift Operation and Maintenance. Electric Wircmcn's. Our Illustrated Electrical Booklet will be sent free on application. We have over 2011 different Courses of Instruction, and if you are interested in another subject, write same here:— Name 'Address INTER NATION A L (.'Ottß ESPONDEN CE SCHOOLS, 63 Dixon Street, Wellington. ~WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE. THIRD QUARTER 1919, WILL BEGIN, TUESDAY, JULY 22. DAY COURSES are available in Art and Art Crafts, Commerce, Domestic Economy (Dressmaking, Cooking, etc.), Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Carpentry and Joinery, Cabinetmaking, and Designing. EVENING CLASSES are available ii; the above, and also in Building Construction, Plumbing, Plastering, Signpainting, and Decorating, English, Latin, French. Mathematics, Chemistry, Botany, Physiology, Commercial Geography, Shorthand, Tvping, and Bookkeeping. SPECIAL SOLDIER CLASSES iu Engineering (Motor Mechanics, etc.), and Commerce. „ SPECIAL MATRICULATION COURSE (Mr. Renner), Friday evenings. Fees payable strictly in ndvancc. 11. BOLTON, F.1.A., Acting-Director. F. SHAW, Registrar. .' : TAMMIiRING can'be cured—rarely is it due to organic defect. Restore the speech centres in the brain to normal adjustment, and deliverance from the bondago and handicap of stammering is yours. Thousands havo been successfully curcd by Professor Foote's Methods. Send for free Prospectus O, containing full information, Jas. Rodger 159 D., s Manchester St., Christchurci, H