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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 33, 9 February 1931, Page 16

EDUCATIONAL. PIANOFORTE. MISS P. C. GREENWOOD, L.R.A.M., resumed' Teaching at 6, Fiest's Buildings, Lower Hutt, on Friday; Cth Feb. -. ■ HATAITAI KINDERGARTEN, METHODIST SCHOOLROOM. FIRST TERM begins TUESDAY, 10th FEBRUARY. Miss Buchanau will interview parents on and after that date, between 9-2.30. TURNER STUDIO OF MUSIC, 83, Kent terrace MISS JEAN TURNER (Principal), PIANO (Academic and Shefter Methods), BANJO, MANDOLIN, STEEL GUITAR, AND-UKULELE. Stringed Instruments lent free of charge to pupils for practice at home UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL. G. W yon Zedlitz, M.A., Principal VACATION Classes have ■ commenced. * School Re-opejs 9th February Individual Tuition iv Degree subjects. Entrance Examinations (Matriculation), Preliminary, and Sections A and B Associate Membership Esam. Institution Civil Engineers, other Engineering subjects. Land Surveyor's Exam. (Aust. and N.Z.). All-day Students required to apply' early ~IASONIC CHAMBERS, Wellington terrace Tel 4t651. THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS ■GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees Individual Tuition and the Thorough Grounding which leads to success in business. Classes Resume Tuesday, 27th January. Principal: MISS ROWNTREE. Hallenstein Bros.' Buildings, , 33. Willis street. Wellington. f IARR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Stewart Dawsou's Bldgs., Lambton-qy. Telephone 40-619 Individual 'Tuition in Shorthand (PitmaD and Gregg), Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Office Routine Principal, Miss K. Whitbread-Edwards, F.C.T.S (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Non.), N U.T. (Eng.). assisted by Qualified Staff CANTERBURY COLLEGE. . " SCHOOL OF FORESTRY. SESSION BEGINS 26th FEBRUARY", 1931. FULL Course of Lecture's, Laboratory, and Field Work in all subjects prescribed for:— ', ■ ■'■...'; , ' . Degree of Bachelor of Forestry. Science (University of New Zealand). Diploma of Associateship, Canterbury College School of Forestry. : : Ranger Course Certificates. Detailed Prospectus of Courses, etc., on application to the undersigned. C. c! KEMP, Registrar. Canterbury College, . ' Christchurch, February, ]931. ' < CHAMBER OB COMMERCE Typewriting Examination Results obtained by students attending GILBY'S COLLEGE Broadway Building, , Courtenay place, Wellington. ■100 PER CENT. PASSES . in Senior Grade. . 91 PER CENT PASSES in Junior Grade. FIRST PLACE FOR WELLINGTON IN BOTH GRADES. 35 Candidates—32 Passed, including 5 "Honours" and 0 "Distinction"- Passes. Joiu GILBY'S TO-DAY and be one of their SUCCESSFUL Students for 1B31." Individual Tuition in all Commercial Subjects! Day and Evening Sessions. Correspondence Lessons. Telephone 21-987. OPENING DATES. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, A CCOUNTANCY CLASSES resume on Monday, 2nd February,' asunder:— Bankruptcy, Monday, 5.15. ' Auditing, Tuesday^ 6.15. , Economics,' Wednesday, 6.ML Companies,' Wednesday, 8.15. . Merc. Law 11., Monday, 6-15. Bookg. I. and 11.,' Tuesday, 7.15. Merc. Law 1., Wednesday, 7.15. Trustee, Friday, 5.15. MATRICULATION AND ACCOUNTANCY PRELIM. resume Monday, 9Lh February, at 5.15. ALL THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE COLLEGE (PERSONAL AND CORRESPONDENCE) have now resumed. Join BANKS, Attend regularly, Follow Instructions, and BE SUCCESSFUL. H. AMOS, Managing Director. Office, 98, The Terrace. Telephone 43-080. " --T7-.-V SCOTS COLLEGE, '' MIRAMAR.. . REOPENS , ■.',,.. for first term on ■ TUESDAY, . 10th FEBRUARY. Boarders assemble Monday. The Principal may be interviewed at the College daily, from 10 a.m. Prospectus on Application. QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE, 53, HOBSON STREET. THE College Re-opens for First Term on TUESDAY NEXT, 10th FEBRUARY; boarders assemble on Monday. The Principal; Miss A. I. Wilson, will be at (lie College to interview parents and guardians all day on Monday, 9th. There are still Vacancies for Boarders and Day Girls. C. -E. WEBB, Registrar. TO "EVENING POST"' ADVERTISERS. t /CONTRACT Advertisers are asked to hand in Copy ' at least one clear day . before date of issue. Owing to the large amount of advertising in "The Evening Post," it is necessary to make this request.