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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 208, 28 May 1921, Page 9

EDUCATIONAL. N.Z. UNIVERSITY MARCH EXAM. RESULTS. TJANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, The Terrace, Wellington, again secures very gratifying results. BOOKKEEPING and ACCOUNTANCY: 73 Candidates presented, 60 passed. LAW PROFESSIONAL; 55 presented. 43 passed. These results speak for themselves, and are an upchallengable testimony to the excellence of the Courses of Banks College. Enrol to-day for the November Examinations. Correspondence or Personal tuition, by Instructors who hold the highest certificates. H. AMOS, Managing Director. ’Phone 2098.

GILBY’S COLLEGER 'SECONDARY DAY SCHOOL. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Principal: Mr. A. S. Farquhar, M.A, (Hons.). Second Term Commences on ■ MAY 31. CANDIDATES Coached for all Publirt Examinations rapidly- and thorough-, Iv. Individual tuition. Last year’s passes in MATRICULATION and Accountancy Preliminary were 75 PER CENT. AND 90 PER CENT, respectively. Railway concessions for Country Stu-i dents. Write, ’Phone, or call fqr full details. GILBY’S COLLEGE, LTD, A. H. GILBY, F.C.I. (Eng.), Director. JAMES SMITH’S BUILDINGS, Lower Cuba Street, Wellington. 'Phone 21—818. P.O. Box 203. (And at Christchurch.) SOLWAY COLLEGE. MASTERTON. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. (Under the Auspices of the Presbyterian Church of N.Z.) A COMPETENT STAFF and Building with modern equipment provide means for a sound Christian education. Special features: Happy home life, openair sleeping accommodation, spacious grounds containing croquet lawns, asphalt tennis courts, swimming baths and playing grounds. For Prospectus apply to THE PRINCIPAL, Or MR. J. MONCRIEFF, P.O Box 13, Chrterton. PIANOFORTE And Theoretical Subjects (Coaching for Bachelor of Music Degree), MR. HORACE HUNT, R. HORACE HUNT, 151 Lambton Quay. Tel. 2121. Mr. Hunt returns from, his vacation and commences his Second Term o 4 June 10. Vacancies for five student© only. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE. WINTER TERM. ALL CLASSES, Day and Evening start Monday, May 30. giving full particulars on application. JOHN H. HOWELL, Director. WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. • rtLASSES "WILL REASSEMBLE O? 3 V TUESDAY, MAY 31. Miss McLestf will interview parents of now pupilj on MONDAY, from 2 to 5 p-m. The Kindergarten and Junior Departs ment are in charprc of Miss Cocker, with assistants. The College Hostel, at 32 Hobsod Street, is in charge of Mrs. Urquhart, Owing to extensions now completed, adi ditional boarders can ho taken. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. WELLINGTON DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL. CROYDON, DAY’S BAY. mHE NEXT TERM will begin WED» JL NESDAY, JUNE 1. Copies of Prospectus, etc., may be obtained from the Headmaster, Ker. R. H. Hobday, M.A., or from the Secretary Diocesan Office, Mulgravo Street, Mela lington. STANDARDS V AND VI CERTT1 FICATES. A SPECIAL CLASS is held at th« Wellington Technical College* Wakefield Street, on Tuesday and Thur*, day evenings, from 7to 9. Fee, 10s. per term. B 'Brooklyn house school.’ Masterton. PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ages 7 to 14. VACANCIES FOR BOARDERS. Nexi: Term Begins May 28Prospectus on application to MR. J. E. TRI MEN, Headmaster. MILLINERY * DRESSMAKING. A SPECIAL CLASS in the above ij held at the Wellington Technical College on Tuesday and Thursday evew ings, from 7 to 9. Foe-. One Subject, 15s. per term; two subjects. 255. per term. HOW many Motorists can execute their own repairs? Yet a complete working knowledge of motor mechanics is made easy for you by the Dyko Motor Engineering System. Sparc-time study with ingenious working models and simple text-books. Booklet ’M tells all about it. Wrile for it to-dar to James Rodger and Co., Ltd., 159 d Manchester Street, ChristehuicK CYCLES Sold, Bought, Exchanged, ofc Repaired. H. Corrick and Co., ,T. H. Manins, Prop., 47 Courtenay Place, Weilington. ’Phone 22—576.. REDUCE Footwear Repairs—WoodMilne Rubber Soles save leather, reduce shock, give long wear. Neater: tlusn fixe4 jrith eeßsres.'