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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 301, 16 September 1919, Page 7

EDUCATIONAL, -—— iii-rnn PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING * And " ' BUSINESS PRACTICE.'.".:,, MORNING, AFTERNOON and EVSN. ING CLASSES are conducted at BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE by Practical Accountants. . ....:.''"..-., MR, E. L. ENTING, A.I.A V N.Z.; A Member of the Permanent Staff, who has just returned alter three, years' '.active (service, lias resumed his duties. >c 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 Gisborne. After learning the theory of Double Entry in six simple lessons, students keep a complete set of books as used in a mer-, chant's office. Entries are recorded, and the books ape balanced in. a similar manner to those in actual business. Students can attend from one to si* hours daily—individual tuition 0n1y... TERM BEGINS WITH THE STUDENT. \ , ■■ - { ■' For further information, call and con' suit H. Amos, Managing Director, BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Woodward Street, 1 W E L E-I N"G T O'N. Telephone 2098. I'' TYPICAL TYPICAL STENOTTPE STENOTYPE RESULTS. ' RESULTS. - i ,1. A speed of 130 words per minute , in five months 1 2. 100 per 'cent, passes at Public Ser-, vice Examinations after 3 to 4 months' training-speed 80 words per minute. . i ,' 3. A speed of GO words per minute after 7 to 10 weeks! .miIESE actual achievements of Gilby-. 1 trained students in Wellington demonstrate the speed and simplicity of the Stenotype. All of these students,' were learning other commercial subjectas well-H>nly part of the time was devoted to the Stenotype. - . ~ . '■ . Learn Stenotypy! Come and see. tha silent, simple maohine and the work HI doesl GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., Horace Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), Director,Winder's Buildings, Lower Cuba Street, 1 Wellington. ."' •Phone 2502. P.O. Box 203. (Aud at Christcliurch.) WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. rinHE GIRLS' COLLEGE will open' A on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER: 16. Tho Head Mistress will receive parents and new pupils TO-DAY, from 2-4 p.m. The Junior Department is under the direction of Miss Lucy Kershaw, and the Boarding Establishment under Mrs, Urtiuhart, 133 Tinakori Road. CHAS. POWLES,. ' Secretary,

MOTORB AND CYCLES FOR BAIE. TLIBETON MOTOR * ENGINEER- l > IN_ CO., Tnn'Wnor Lift Entrance. 'Phone 1640, CYCLE A MOTOB SUPPOTB BUILD. ING. Feather-ton St., Wellington. . Will Overhaul your Car, re-bore Cylinders, Ito" Make. Et, or mrpply any part, l* eluding oU engines, 2to 6 b.n.p, , .. , Not overcharge. Mastorton. : ."■''. TRADES^ • MEN. - -■•;■■ WARRICK tri-car, prachcaUy new, - fitted with clo»ed-in delivery body. . Simple and inexpensive to operate, Prioa , Take, enj, _30 down, balance easy, . Terms Also several Light Vans, cheap, ApP ' y I G . W. LAWRENCE, ■-.T • : Magnus. Sanderson - and Co., T,td L 'Phone 302.. . n .. •FrnrTTIOAD MOTOR PAINTING ,H AND ENAMELLING WORKS;Witl. iw Painting and Enamelling isi our PRINC PAL DEPARTMENT, and NOT _ _d« line This Department is m R i 6 1 ni V W J CUMINS, lata SanPainL of Crawley, Ridley and CO, , A W. PALMER AND •CO., :L\.' Hutt Road., Kniwarra; ' Telephone 197 C (all hours).- ■'"■•. BUSINESS NOTICES. ■FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON- MEAT EXPORT! COMPANY, LTD., ' Is Prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND LAMB 9 By Weight or at Per Hgad. •The Company also offers clients every facility for freezing on their otrn account Prices can be obtained on application at theTCompany's Offices, or from any of the Buyers in the country. ;, W. G. FOSTER,, Managing Director. PLANTS. TREES. SHRUBS. WE havo the largest collection of the ' \ above in the Dominion-there aro . ( . many millions to, choose from. Hedge and Shelter Trees from 3s. fid. per■ 100; Flowering Shrubs from Cd. each; Flow- . eving Plants, from Is. per dozen, Area catalogues ready June 15. Write for one. B. K. JUST, Botanical Nurseries, Palnieraton" North. . : J - ' "DIGGERS!" '•DIGGERS 1": ; "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERSt" "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" . i COMPREE THIS I COMPUEETHISI WE SPECIALISE IN MEN'S OUT. .FITS, from Hat to Sox, , Oar Motto: RELIABLE GOODS AT LOW PRICES. You will get n Fair Deal at ■ HORNIG'S, ■ HORNIG'S, ■•■■••• ' HORNIG'S, THE POPULAR MEN'S OUTFITTERS, 179 Cuba Street, Wellington. NOTE NEW ADDRESS. WE STOCK COLT'S !.,'',' REVOLVERS nod AUTOMATIC PIS. TOLS, WINCHESTER RIFLES, :■ suitable sizes. -Shot Guns and Amui*' nitl ° n " GREGORY G. KELLY. '■',•' ' Shannon, Foxtos. .