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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 134, 2 March 1921, Page 4

EDUCATIONAL. i MATRICULATION, and all other ENTRANCE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES are conducted for the above Examinations at BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Note New Address: 98 THE TERRACE (Opposite Woodward Street). Students receive 8 to 10 hours instruction per week in the Evening Classes for the moderate fee of three guineas per term, for the minimum number of subjects. The tuition hours are arranged so that students can have unbroken evenings for study. The College results are consistently good. For the last Examinations 117 candidates were presented, 85 of whem were successful. Join "the College of good re’s suits," follow instructions, attend regularly, work hard, and Matriculate. H. AMOS, Managing Director. GILBY'S COLLEGE. GREAT RESULTS. THE following figures are eloquent of the thorough training received by Students at Gilby’s: — For the year 1920 the percentages of passes were: — Accountancy, 83 per cent. Matriculation: Day Classes, 75 per cent. Evening Classes, 71 per cent. Public Service Entrance, 67 per cent. Evening Primary Class for Sixth Standard Proficiency Certificates, 100 per cent. Shorthand, Typewriting, and Stenotypy Classes—lo 4 Certificates gained by 117 Candidates. Join up to-day. Make' 1921 YOUR year of successful effort. The term commences the day you enrol. Day and Evening Classes. Correspondence Lessons. Write, call or ring up for full details. GILBY’S COLLEGE, LTD., A. H. Gilby, F.C.T. (Eng.), Director, Winder's Buildings, Lower Cuba Street, Wellington. ’Phone 21-818. 'P.O. Box 203. (And at Christchurch.) THE MAKING OF MANLY BOYS! TITHE right admixture of study, work, J- and play amid healthy surroundings—that is the life for making manly boys. The Hostel at OCEAN BAY SCHOOL, MARLBOROUGH, provides an ideal environment. Generous and nourishing diet, good moral training, manly sports, and games, playground of 1500 acres. Particulars from REV. JOHN A. CRUMP, F.Z.6., Ocean Bay. SCHOOL OF DANCING. (Under Vice-Regal Patronage.) MISS ESTELLE BEERE, Certificated Teacher. London, is returning from Australia, and will reopen her classes and private lessons at her Studios. 76 Hill Street first week in MARCH. Also at Masterton. and Featherston. Latest steps in Societv Ballroom Dancing. Children’s Classes comprise Eurythmics. Artistic and Graceful Dancing, Step and Stage Dancing. Young girls trained as Teachers and openings found. TlflSS BORLASE’S Classes reopen IT2. Thursday Afternoon, March 3. A class for Juveniles will be held Saturday morning, starting March 5. Private lessons given. For further nartfcnlars address TRAMWAY AVENUE. Off The Terrace. TJTtHE modern, go-ahead business man a appreciates' the value of a thorough knowledge of English. A leisurel-v study of Grenville Kleieer’s Practical English Course will enable you to write terse, snappy business letters that get roeults. Write to-day for free Booklet "E.” to James Rodger and Co., Ltd., 159 D Manchester Street, Christchurch CONVERSATIONAL holding Honours Diploma Alliance Francaise, Paris, is prepared to take private pupils, Wellington and Ixiwer Hutt districts. "French," "Dominion" Agency, Petone. BUSINESS NOTICES. ONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. FlRE.—Building and on Contents. Loss of Rents. MARINE—AII Classes of Marine Insurance. Passangers’ Baggage, including Theft and Pilferage, covered for any voyage. Wool covered from sheep’s back to London, with option of selling locally. ACCIDENT. —Workers’ Compensation, covering employers’ legal liability under the Workers’ Compensation Act and Common Law. Fidelity Guarantee and Land Agents Bonds. Motbr-car and Motor-cycle Insurance. — Comprehensive Policies issued, covering Damage by Fire and Accident, Damage in Transit. Jjoss or Damage through Theft. Full particulars and rates on application to Johnston and Co.. Ltd., Agents and Attorneys. 166 Featherston Street, Wellington. ’Phone 310. E‘ GORDON ANDERSON. M. 8.8.5.. • F R.C.S.E., Surgeon, has resumed Practice at 166 Willis Srieet, corner Willis and Dixon Streets. ’Phone 22—711.