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Dominion, 14 August 1919, Page 7

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. ■JT lias successfully prepared Students for many years in these eubjecta and for ACCOUNTANCY, B.COM/, and all ENTRANCE, PROFESSIONAL and ' PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. It also has CORRESPONDENCE Courses in all ihe above subjects and for SOLICITORS' and BARRISTERS' EX. AMINATIONS, ADVERTISING, JOURNALISM, CHAIRMANSHIP, etc. etc. The College has a gratifying record in, tho Public Examinations, due to the fact that every one, of its thirty tutors is a trained and experienced'teacher. Tho Director, Mr. H.'Amos, who /iae had over twenty-five years' experience iu primary, secondary, technical and commercial schools, can bo consulted, daj or evening, by appointment. Telephone 2098. 1 THE ONLY PASS! . THE ONLY PASS! A. YOUTH OF 18 WITH A! STEKOTYPE! NEWS just received from Sydney tells ■ of yet another Stenotyj>e triumph, i A youth of 18, operating a Stenotypo Machine, was the only candidate to pass the New South Wales Court Reporters'. Exam. There were over 20 entrants— '6ne Slenotypist—the others all hand* ' shorthand writers. The boy with tho silent, simple, machine was successful— all the' others failed!i Tho examination is regarded as a great ' stumbling-block to shorthand writers, Firstly, 8 ' minutes of continuous dictation is given—the first three at 100 worda per minute and the 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 and answers as given in Court—the epeed now increased t6 150 words per minute. Typewriting and other tests complete one; • of the sternest exams, known. Tho 18-year-old candidate with the Stenotype' Machine carried all before him. Though iu his teens, he Jβ now qualified as a Court Reporter, at ft lucrative salary. In New Zealand our Stenotype etod-< ents aro successful at all exams. Leera Stenotypy— it is simple—it enables you-to make rapid progress and commence work sooner, thus saving fees for long etudyi. Call and inspect, or write for details. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD.,. Horace Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), Director, Winder's Buildings, ■ Lower Cuba Street, Wellington, 'Phone 2502. P.O. Box 203, ' (And at Christchureh.) , GAS POWER AND MOTOR ENGINEERING. THE OPPORTUNITIES of obtaining well-paid positions in connection with Gas or Oil-Power Engineering are within the reach of trained men only. The reliability of the Gas Engine being already a recognised fact, there is an increasing demand for competent men to take charge of gas plants. ■• ' '' Tho International Correspondence, Schools have prepared eleven specialised • Courses of Instruction as follow :-< Gas-Power and Motor Engineering. Gas-Power and Motor Design,' Garage Superintendents, Motor-car Running. Motor, Navigation. Motor-Body Building. Motor Mechanics. - ''"....'. Chauffeurs'. , "■'• - Gas-Electric. Gas-Power Operating. Gas and Oil Engines. • We will be pleased to send ai'<Jre(ibooklet giving full particulars of all-jthe above Courses. ■. -.\ INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE * SCHOOLS, „ '.'..'- 03 Dixon Street, Wellington. ;". r Or F. CARPENTER, Box 233, Wanganui. WANTED, many a man has been ban. dicapped in life by a limited voca« •bnlary and inadequate power of exprc* eion. Grenville Kleißer'e Correspondence Course in Practical English enables yon to become a master of English and;ta fit yourself for greater opportunities. . Send for free Prospectus E, containing , full information, Jaa. Rodger, 159. D., Manchester Street. .Chrißtchnroh". 3 BUSINESS NOTICES. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS.' t ipHE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT ' .■■*• COMPANY, LTD., Is Prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS By Weight or at Per Head. Tim Company also offers clients every facility for freezing on their own -'ac count. Prices can be obtained on application at tho Company's OBices, or from any of the Buyers in the country. W. G. FOSTER, Managing Director. • i "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" "diggers!" "diggers!" "diggers!"/ "diggers!" compree this! compeee this! We specialise in Men's out. FITS, from Hat to Sox. . Our Motto: RELIABLE GO.ODS AT LOW PRICES, You will get a Fair Deal «t HOKNIG'S, HOUNIG'S, HORNIG'S, ■ THE POPULAR MEN'S OUTFITTERS ICO Cuba Street (Opposite Queen's Pictures). DUNLOP RUBBER G'JODS FOB THE HOUSEHOLD. -' Ask your HARDWARE FIRM for DUN- ■ - LOP Oceahio or Federal Garden Hose, Ask your STOREKEEPER for DUNLOP Teapot Spouts. Ask your DRUGGIST for DUNLOP Hot-water Brigs. Ask your DRAPER for DUNLOP, Blouse Holdfast;. Ask your BOOTMAKER to fit DUXLOP Rubber Heels. Get vour WRINGER ROLLERS RECO VBRED with DUNLOP Rubbor. DUNLOP RUBBER CO. OF AUSTRALASIA, I I'D., 95 Courtenay Place, Wellington, and t£ Auckland arid Chrietcburob.