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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 265, 5 August 1919, Page 11

EDUCATIONAL, PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING And BUSINESS PRACTICE. MORNING, AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES are conducted at HANKS 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. The College uses its own system, introduced over fifteen years ago by Mr. John S. Barton, F.1.A., N.Z., now Stipendiary Magistrate at Gisborno. After learning the theory of Double Entry in six simple lessons, students keep a complete set of books as used in a merchant's office. Entries aro recorded, and the books balanced in a similar manner to those in actual business. Students can attend from one to 6ix 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 2098. SECONDARY. CjAVE TIME NOW in SECONDARY. your Secondary SECONDARY. Studies. Attend Gilby's SIJMONDARY. College and get indiSECONDARY. vidu,al tuition by exSECONDARY. perienced University SECONDARY, coaches, onabling you SECONDARY, to achieve much in little ■SECONDARY, time. SECONDARY. SECONDARY. DAY AND EVENING SECONDARY. SESSIONS are held for SECONDARY, the convenience'of 6tudSECONDARY. ents, and as all tuition SOCONDARY. is personal, term may SECONDARY, commence at any time. SECONDARY. SECONDARY. YOUTHS AND GIRLS SECONDARY, desiring lo enter ProfesSECONDARY. sions may study with us SECONDARY, during evening hours SECONDARY, while still working durSECONDARY. ing the day. SECONDARY. SECONDARY. TO ENTER MOST PROSECONDARY. FESSIONS you must SECONDARY, first matriculate. To beSECONDARY. come an Accountant you SECONDARY, must pass the AccountSECONDARY. ancy Preliminary. To SECONDARY, become a Civil Servant SECONDARY, you must pass the PubSECONDARY. lie Service- Entrance. SECONDARY. SECONDARY. WE HAVE ON OUR SECONDARY. STAFF Six. Experienced SECONDARY. Tcachers for Secondary SECONDARY. Subjects alone. SECONDARY. SECONDARY. CALL TO-DAY and inSfICONDAR.Y. terview the Director, SECONDARY. Mr. Horace Gilby, SECONDARY. F.C.I. (Eng.). All inSECONDARY. formation re ■ fees and SECONDARY, tuition, is Free for the SECONDARY, asking. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., Winder's Buildings, WELLINGTON. 'Phone' g")02. P.O. Box 503. j MOMENTS AS IMPORTANT AS YEARS. '

QjUCH is tlio ono when you consider £} 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 arc too busy just now— you will qualify later on. Be careful. You may drift, got into a ruck. Then some day you will receive a jolt. You. will lose the chance of a good position Eolely becauss you were not prepared for it. Preparo for a better position and bigger pay. Let us send you particulars of our Courso in PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING; or in ACCOUNTANCY; 01 in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING; or in SHORTHAND; or in 1-REi- ABATION FOR THE MATRICULATION; the PUBLIC SERVICE; the TEACHEBS', the LAW; or the UNIVERSITY BOOKKEEPERS' EXAMINATIONS. Say just which interests you. and write to-day > Cla6s or Correspondence instruction. . Address: HEMINGWA Y AND BOBEBTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., P.O. Bos 516. Auckland. GAS POWEB AND MOTOR ENGI- ■ neering. nnjlE OPPORTUNITIES of obtaining A well-paid positions in connection with Gas or Oil-Power Engineering are within the reach of trained men only. The reliability of tho Gas Engine being already a recognised fact, there is an increasing demand for competent men to take charge of gas plants. The International Correspondence Schools have prepared eleven specialised Courses of Instruction as follow:--Gas-I'owcr and Motor Engineering. Gas-Power and Motor Design. Garago Superintendents. Motor-car Running. Motor Navigation.. Motor-Body Building. Motor Mechanics. Chauffeurs'. Gas-Electric. Gas-Power Operating. Gas and Oil Engines. Wo will bo pleased to send a free booklet giving full particulars of all the above Courses. ' INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, G3 Dixon Street, Wellington. Or F. CARPENTER, Bos 233, Wanganui. HUNTLEY SCHOOL, MABTON. PREPARATORY FOR BOYS TO 14 YEARS. MR. C. P. MATHER has sold the School to MB. F. D. STROMBOM and MR. R. P. SIIEBIiIFF. It will bo taken over on SEPIEMBEIv 1, when a New Prospectus will he issued. Parents wishing to enter their sons for 1920 should apply as early as possible. All communications addressed to MB. STROMBOM, at tho School. Boarders only. ["LLIJ STB ATOM earn big inoneyeverywhere there's an open market for good art work. Turn that drawing talent of yours into money. Study tho Press Art School Correspondence Courso lit home. Successful nrtists entirely ap. prove of its method. Send for Free Prospectus I, containing full information, Jns. Rodger, 159' D„ Manchester Street, Chris tchureh. 4 PAPER HANGINGS AND PAINTS. WE have For Sale the Latest Design in Wall Papers Inspection invited. \lso, a Largo Slock ot Runway's Besf Canadian Paint, fvom 14s, to 20s. per Imperial Gallon. T. A. WELLS, 'Phone 883. 145 a Manners Street.