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educational? I PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING And BUSINESS PRACTICE. MORNING, AFTERNOON and EVEN. ING 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 throe yenra'-ao five (service, has resumed his duties. The' College uses its own .system, introduced over fifteen years' ago by Mr- •, John S. Barton, F.1.A., NX, now Stipendiary Magistrate at Gisborne. After warning (he theory of Double Entry in six simple lessons,'students keep a com-, plele set of books up used ill a merchant's oflice. Kntrien are recorded, and the books a;:e balanced in n similar mftuner to those in actual business. Students can .3 Itend1tend from one to six hours daily—individual tuition only,;;; TERM BEGINS WITH TflE STUDENT, For further.-information, call and consult H. Amos, Managing Director, : Banks commercial college, ANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Woodward Street, WELLINGTON. Telephone |098. THE ONLY PASS! ' T'll li ONLY PASS! A YOUTH OF 18 WITH A " STKNOTYPE! NEWS just reoeived from Sydney toll? of yet another Stenotype triumph. , A- youth of 18, operating u Stenotype Machine, was the only candidate to pass the New South Wales Court Reporters' Exam. There wore over 20 entrantsone Stenotypist—tho others all haiid-, shorthand writers. The boy with tho silent, simple machine was successful— 1 all the others failed! . The examination, is regarded as ft great stunibling-blgelc to shorthand writeju. Firstly, 8 minutes of continuous dicta- 1 tion is given—the first three at 100 words per iiiinule and tho last five at 120 words per minute. This must be -transcribed on the typewriter at a rapid rate, Then follows a ten-minute "take" of Questions ' fliul answers as given in Court—the speed now increased to 150 words per minute. Typewriting-and other tests complete 0119 of the sternest exams, known. The 18-year-old candidate with the Stenotype Machine carried all before him. Though in his teens, ho is now qualified'as a Court Reporter, at a lucrative salary. • In New Zealand. our Stenotype students are successful at all exams. Learn Stenotypy—it is simple—it enables you to make rapid progress and commence work sooner, thus saving fees' for long study. Call and inspect, or write for. details. GIIjBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., , Horace Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), Directdr, . Winder's Buildings Lower Cuba Street, Wellington. 'Phone 2502. P.O. Box 203. (And at Christchurch.) LAST MONTH Of FREE SCHOLARSHIP OFFER! ' JMS FOB "WIRELESS" STUDENTS. WRITE at onco for full particulars of this splendid ■ Scholarships. 1 Scheme for Studente who enrol with The Dominion College before August 31. 1 Ten Free Scholarships offered. No extra entrance fee; only the usual fees required to compete. Couutiy applicants, have equal opportunity with those from 1 citios. r, TO-DAY—Write for Scholarships Cir- ■ cular. > THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY. LTD.. Britain's Building, Manners Street. Wellington. P.O. Box 922. 'Phone 365. ; Branches; Auckland, Christchurch,.. and 1 Dunedin. CEAN BAY SCHOOL, CEAN BAY SCHOOL,. | MARLBOROUGH, Is a School where boys may receive «j First-claea Education as well as Instruct tion in the Management of & Farm. . Fifteen hunted acres of playground 1 healthy surroundings and accommoda*' tion; generous and nourishing diet* Manly sports and-games conducive to References: Dr. Donald M'Gavin, Ma* jor A. A. Cprrigan, F. S. Pope, and others. E. FITZGERALD EAGAB, M.A., Headmaster. ' Particulars from Rev. John A. Crump, • j F.Z.S., at the Sohool. ' ANTED, Practical Motor-car E? perts, No Branch of Industry of- ' fers such possibilities—the inmost details of motor-car operation and r epair learnt by mail by our Practical 1 Course, with its wonderful working models. Recommended by Lord Montague, England's greatest motor authority. Send for free Prospectus M, containing full informa-* , tion, Jas. Rodger. 159 D., Manchester I Street. Christchurch. 9 1 ' BUSINESS NOTICES. "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERSI" I "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERSI" COMPREE THIS 1 COJIPREE THIS! WE SPECIALISE IN MEN'S OUT. FITS, from Hat to Sox, Our Motto: RELIABLE GOODS AT LOW PRICES; You will get a Fair Deal «t HORNIG'S, HORNIG'S, HORNIG'S, THE POPULAR MEN'S OUTFITTERS, 160 Cuba Street (Opposite Queen's Pictures). PAPERHANGINGS AND PAINTS. "" WE havo For Sale the Latest Desigjs in Wnil Papers Inspection invited. Also, a Laroo Stock ot Best Canadian Paint, from 14s. to 20s. per Imperial Gallon. T. A. WELLS, .'Phone.Bß3. 145 a .Manners Street, A RTHUR. jT WYCHERLEY! I.ofk and Key Specialist. Keys cut to any pattern. Safe and P.O. Box - Keys promptly duplicated. Every description of T.ucksmiths Work thoroughly catered for. Address: "KING.-, CHAMBERS," Wellington. 'Phone 568. Private 'phone' 2234 (2 rings). WHY BUY.WATERr IF you want Ink, make your Ink with CHRISTY'S INK TABLETS. Packed in boxes of 32 tabs, Is. per box, ot all stows and stationers. One tub makes loz. of Ink. Used by U.S.A. Government, Schools, etc. Made exclusively by Christy and Co., New York. N.Z. Wholesale Distributors, Caselberg and Co., Ltd,, Wellington BOILERS slcam moro freely and on less fuel if they arc treated with "STOPSKAL" Boiler Compound, which removes and prevents every trace ,of scale. Manning and Co., 188 Cashel St, Christchurch. 1 f ;