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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 279, 21 August 1919, Page 7

EDUCATIONAL nnHE GREATEST GAME IN A THE WORLD. BUSINESS is the greatest game in the world. The wisdom of Solomon is equally the wisdom of 10-day. "Seest thou a man diligent ill business? He shall stand before Kings." Wealth, Honour, and Power are far* ours within tiic reach of everyone endowed with common sense and energy. Those who wish to play this gamo sucj cessfully must have a sound knowledgeof BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL LAW, and ECONOMICS. BANKS COMMERCIAL; COLLEGE, Woodward Street, AVellington, has been teaching these subjecto with success for many years. It prepares students for all the examinations of the N.Z. SOCIE'IT OF ACCOUNTANTS AND THE IJ.COM. DEGREE. TUTORS: J. L. Griffin, 8.C0m., A.1.A., N.Z., a partner in the firm of Clarke and Menzies, Public Accountants.---' P. Harle, A.1.A., N.Z., Public "Ac conntant. E. L. Enting, A.1.A., N.Z. H. H. Cornish, M.A., LL.M, Double First Class Honours. For further information, apply to ,H. AMOS, ' Managing Director. Telephone'2o3B. : TIIE ONLY PASS! THE ONLY PASS! : .- A YOUTH OF 18 WITH A ' •STENOTYPE!. ' ' ATEWS just received from Sydney-tells of yet another Stenotvne triumph. A youth of 18. operating a Stenotype Machine, was the only candidate to pass the Ne\v South Wales Court Reporters' Exam. Thero were over 20 entrantsone Stenotypist—the others all handshorthand writers. The boy with ■ the silent, simple machine was successfulall the others failed! The examination i 9 regarded a 9 a great stumbling-block to shorthand writers.; Firstly, 8 .minutes of continuous dicta--tion is given—the first three at 100 words' per minute and the last five at 120 words' per minute. This must be transcribed on the typewriter at a rapid rate. Tienfollows a ten-minuto "take" of questions-' and answers as given in Court—the speed' now increased to 150 words per minute,.' Typewriting and other tests complete on# of tbo sternest exams, known. The 18-year-old candidate with tho Stenotype Machine carried all before him. Though in his teens, he is now qualified as a Court Reporter, at ft lucrative salary. In New Zealand our Stenotype •.students are successful v at all exams.. Learn' Stenotypy—it is simple—it enables'you to' make rapid progress and commence work sooner, thus saving fees for long 6tudy. 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'Christchurch.) ... GAS POWER AND MOTOR ENGI- . NEERING. fTVHE 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 the Gas Engine being already a recognised fact,-there is an increasing demand for competent men-to take charge of gas plants.'. Tho International Correspondent Schooh have prepared eleven specialised vourses of Instruction as follow:— Gas-Power and Motor Engineering,'Y Gas-Power and Motor Design. • Garage Superintendents, 'Motor-car Running. • Motor Navigation. Motor-Body Building. - y.- -'. Motor Mechanics. Chauffeurs'.' . 1 ■"... Gas-Electric. ... Gas-Power Operating. Gas and Oil Engines. ' We will be pleased to send ra. Fred booklet giving full particulars -of allrtha above Courses. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDESGH schools, , . :v;, 63 Dixon Street, Wellington.Or F. CARPENTER, Box 233, Wanganui. \KTANTED, Men with the gift of eloJ it quence—who can sway decisions, ba it in business, in politics, orin-sooial life. Grenville .Kleiser's great, .'com* pondence course in Public. Speaking) trains you at home to become an attraotive, convincing speaker. Send for free Prospectus S., containing full information. Jas. Rodger, 159 D Manchester Street, Christchurch. ... 1 BUSINESS NOTICES. "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" 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SPECIAL Lines at Radford's Great Stocktaking Sale now on:. Chairs 6s< 6d., Tables 4s. Gd., Quilts 7s. Gd., Plate 3 6s. Od. doz., Enamel Plates 10s. Gd. doz., White Tablccovers 3.*. Gd., Glass and China Sweets 2s. (id. d 0?.., Saucers Is. Gd. doz., Wringers 245. 6:1., Door,-Mats',-,23, 6d., Hearth Rugs .Is. Gd., Matting Is. -lid. yard. Only at RADFORD'S, Mannera and Willis Streets. ; '•■ ,: W BARBER"AND CO;,- Dyers and • Dry-cleaners, 125 Cuba Street City, 'Phono 226.