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EDUCATIONAL BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WOODWARD ST., WELLINGTON, Conducts DAY AND EVENING Classes in SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. ADDING MACHINES. -.< ' •••■.•' PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, ; : " ADVANCED ACCOUNTS.. . COMMERCIAL LAW. • ■ ECONOMICS. ARCHITECTURE. TT has successfully prepared Students for many years in these subjecta... and for ACCOUNTANCY, 8.C0M.. aid,, all. ENTRANCE, PROFESSIONAL nnd " PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.■•' It also has CORRESPONDENCE Courses in all the above subjects and for SOLICITORS' and BARRISTERS' EXAMINATIONS, ADVERTISING, JOURNALISM, CHAIRMANSHIP etc. ttc. .. . Tho College- has a gratifying' record in the -Public -Examinations; duo to the fact that every one of its thirty tutors is a trained and experienced teacherThe Director, Mr. H. Amos, who nas had over .twenty-five- years' experience in primary, secondary, technical and commercial schools, can be consulted, day or evening, by appointment. Telephone'2o9B. • ' FARMERS • KEEP YOUR, OWN FARMERS BOOKS-and do so as acFARMERS curately us any AccountFARMERS unt can do it lor you I FARMERS FARMERS Don't be amongst those FARMERS who THINK they're makFARMERS ing money,. yet all the FARMERS' - time aro losing. FARMERS •••..■ FARMERS Don't be one of the many FARMERS' ,who pay out more taxaFARMERS ■■ tion than is necessary FARMERS through not keeping proFARMERS per books. FARMERSFARMERS ' In .12 simple Correspond-; FARMERS erice Lessons you can inasFARMERS ter the art'of Book-keep-FARMERS ing-or if you don't cure FARMERS ■to study these yourself you - FARMERS can nominate your ' boy FARMERS or girl to master them' for FARMERS - you. FARMERS FARMERS The lessons are in- easy FARMERS stages, and lead the stuFARMERS dent on to a complete masFARMERS tery 'of this art. They FARMERS are retained by students FARMERS and are always ready for FARMERS reference when difficulties FARMERS - arise in actual practice. FARMERS FARMERS . The "N.Z. Dairyman" FARMERS says of this course: "Any FARMERS boy or girl of average inFARMERS ■ telligeuce could master it FARMERS -in a month." FARMERS FARMERS SEND TO-DAY for ProsFARMERS .;. pectus of this course, givFARMERS ing particulars also of our FARMERS Correspondence Lessons on FARMERS "Practical Agriculture." GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD..:". Winder's Buildings, WELLINGTON.,.. ,:.-• 'Phone 2502. P.O. Box 203.;-. I . MOMENTS AS IMPORTANT AS YEARS. QJUCH is the one when you consider. O whether you will qualify. You think of it. You know of its advantages. But how often do you put it off; You think that you are too busy just now— you will qualify later on. Be careful. You may drift, get into a ruck. Then some day you will receive a jolt. You will lose the chance of .'a. good position solely because you were not prepared forit. Prepare lor.a better position and bigger pay. Let us send you particulars of our Course in PRACTICAL BOOK-. KEGPING; or in ACCOUNTANCY; or in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING; or iti SHORTHAND; or in PREPARATION FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE; the the LAW; or tho UNIVERSITY BOOKKEEPER'S' EXAMINATIONS. Say just which interests you, and write t<Mln*r«■Class or Correspondence instruction.: ,: -. ■ .'Address: ■•■■. .-- ■■ - HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD.,' P.O. Box 516. . Auckland.. .£65. FREE SCHOLARSHIPS- ' •;-;.; FOR "WIRELESS" STUDENTS.. A SPECIAL inducement is being offerA odby The Dominion College of Eadio-Telegraphy, Ltd., to encourage ambitious' young men to become studeite, and prepare for future positions in the Mercantile Marino. , , Ten Scholarships, of a total cash valuo of JWS, are to be competed for by all who enrol during June, July, and Vrina. entrance payment is required to compete; only the usual i°"-Jffi* try applicants k»ve an equal opportuuih- with those from Cities. Write or call TO-DAY for Scholarships Circular .and College Prostatas-* fl ' e °' THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TJJLEGIUPHY, LTD., Brittain's Building, Manners Street, Wellington. PO Box 922. ± hcm6 m - Branches: Auckland. Christchurch, and Duncdin. - A PLAYGROUND OF 1500 ACRES! ''/•\CEAN BAY" is ono of the Finest 0 Schools for Boys in the Dominion. Students are prepared for University and Civ 1 Service" Instruction in Practical Acriculturo; Cadets cau remain after Xling to. gain experience in Farm M Sus n diet ; mild winters, sports and games of every description. OCEAN BAY SCHOOL, ■ MARLBOROUGH. E. FITZGERALD EAGAR, M.A., Headmaster. Particulars from Rev. John A. Crump, F./i.S., at tho School. HUNTLEY SCHOOL, MARTON. PREPARATORY FOR BOYS TO 14 YEARS. MR. C. P. MATHER has sold the School to MR, F. D. STROMBOM nnd MR. R. V. SHERRIFF. It will bo taken over on SEPTEMBER 1, when a New Prospectus will be issued. Parents wishing (o enter their sons for 1920 should apply ns early ns possible. \\\ communications addressed to MR, STROMBOM, at the School. Boardera only. ANTED, Practical Motor-car Experts. No Branch of Industry offers such possibilities—the inmost details of motor-car operation and repair learnt by mail by our Practical Course, with its uondcrful working models. Recommended by Lord Montague, Enslnnd's greatest motor authority.' Sond' for free Prospectue' XI, containing full inforaa- | tion, Jas. Rodgor, 159 D., Manchestej Street, Christchuroh,