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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 166, 9 April 1920, Page 9

EDUCATIONAL. BOOK-KEEPING. BOOK-KEEPING. i BOOK-KEEPING. Every person,, whether he desires to enter business or professional life, will find a practical . and .theoretical knowledge of i Book-keeping essential. | The Practical Book-keeping and' Business Practice Course of Banks commercial college, ANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, . Woodward Str.eet, '. i WELLINGTON, was prepared by one of the lead- ' ing Accountants and Accountancy. ■ Teachers in Australasia. The C'(m»?e is of so. practical a nature that once a person has •completed it, lie can keep the 'books of any ordinary busines.s. ' Individual Instruction only. Fees Moderate.* Morning, Afternoon, Evening,.! and Correspondence Tuition. Those interested are invited to call and have a chat with H. AMOS, Managing Director. REMARKABLE RESULTS-.. STENOTYPE, SPEED.

THE- Stenotype, - the little machine that writes Short- ' hand, is rapidly growing in fav- ■ our,, and there is undoubtedly a bright future in the commercial . - world for the efficient stenotype operator. Students who commenced to . learn the StSnotype a little over two months ago are able now to' write at a speed of GO words a minute, a wonderful record of progress. . _ ' "•' READ WHAT BUSINESS MEN ; SAY : , v . about the mnohine of • ; taking shorthand notes. ■Mr. Arthur Pctherick, the wellknown Public Accountant, writes: "I will give preference- to the stenotype operator." Mr; Duncan F, Bauchop, Gene--, ral Manager for Leyland Motors;, ! Ltd., in a letter praising-, the, Stenotype, says 1 :- "It has adviuk. , tnges ■which for general ...work are quite decided, in that it-is silent, is-very rapid, and if more than one stenotypist is employed - all work done by one cnn- : be easily.' • read by the othe/." ; . The Stenotype Operator will always be in demand. Call or /. write for-full particulars of the. fastest ; writing machine in the world. • - ' ■ GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., ' A. H. Gilby, F.C.L (Eng.), Director, Winder's Buildings, Lower Cuba Street,' Wellington. P.O. Box 203. Telephone 21—818. \ ) (And at Christchurch.) 1 ! SPARKS! T " 11 K.W. SETS.' THE Students in our Colleges are able to Study- the, . Wonderful Effect pf . .the . Fascinating . Electrical .Discharge which means so much in "Spark" Wireless Telegraphy, because we have MARj CONI STANDARD. SETS similar to the equipment on board ships, such as the i- Niacara. etc. . . ' , ' Wo also sive-tuition 111 the working ot "< that -present-day marvel—the.', Valve— which has revolutionised both transmit- ' ting and receiving-ranges of. ( Wireless Stations. , ■ " , ' Qualify for a Wireless Operator s Certificate. and then apply for a position at ' the excellent, rote of pay just recently ~- awarded the operators. ■ . ' • ; Classes to suit all. . Free Prospectus. Wireless and. Electrical . Books .and ' Mauazines; stocked. . • Term commences with student. '. THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., : Brittain's Building, - MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. ~ P.O. Box 922. ■ Telephone .368, Branches: Auckland, Christchurch, and 1 Dunedin.

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