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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 71, 24 March 1934, Page 5

DANCING. 1 RAND OPENING NIGHT OF "THE r JOLLY BOYS' " DANCE XEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT, T. HILDA'S HALL, ISLAND BAY. Miss Jean Prangley Tap Dance, le Select, Modern, and Old-time Dance Dances. Mystery Train, Monte Carlos. Dod Music by the Jolly Boys' Popular rcbestra. Good Supper and Floor. Subs.: lrly Doors, 9d; Late Doors, Is. M.C., S. STEPHENS. {TUEDEE HALL ASSEMBLY ' (Late St. Peter's), Ghuznee Street, . "Wellington's Most Select Old-time Assembly. TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT! Everything is Good at Sturdee. Hundreds of Happy Dancers prove its Popularity. Usual Subs. Flannels Optional. HOXIGHT! TONIGHT—The Big Night L at the Jolly Millers' Dance, ddfellows' Hall, Clyde Quay; 16 aod prizes to be won in our big proranime of novelty dances. Old-time x and lodern. Special items by Miss Jean rangley. Admission: Special price before p.m. 16, after 8 p.m., Gents Is 6d, Ladies s 3d. Roll up and have a good time, rchestra: C. Parsons' Old-time Dance rio. Supper provided.—L. LINDSAY,, [.C. ; HERETAUXGA BOATING CLUB. 7TERY SATURDAY, JAZZ DANCE. Music by Monty Howard and his Ssmcopators. Sub. Is. . OXIGHT! TONIGHT! THE NEW ASSEMBLY, . JT, JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, ? 29 "Vivian Street. THE LEADING OLD-TIME DANCE. The Best Old-Time Dancers Assemble Here. Be One o£ Them. Les. Walker's' Old-Time Orchestra. 1 Supply the Best Music. 'HIS IS THE SHOW. Admission, Is (3d. DANCE AND KEEP YOUNG - ■ . ■ ' At '" . " PHE MASONIC HALL, ISLAND BAY. *- Hot Supper. Good Montes. LUCKY SPOT DANCES. Come and have a Night of Fun with I" THE JOYSPREADERS. ; Usual Subs. Modern. V ■.. ■ ' EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.. .933 PUPILS GAINED 100 PER CENT. '••EXAMINATION PASSES. P)AY and Evening Classes for boys and *-* girls. Individual tuition guaranteed. Moderate fees. , MISS A. SUTHERLAND, P.C.T., 16 Turnbull Street, off Murphy Street. ;3 mins. from Govti Bldgs. Telephone. ~yERA MOGINIE, . From Sydney Conservatorium, " has commenced Teaching the Alt of /OICE PRODUCTION AND SINGIXG. All particulars procurable at STUDIO, - Hannah's Buildings, Lambton Quay. EL"" STREET . SCHOOL ~OF PAINTING. ■ C/ A. McCormack and Jenny Campbell, > ■ • D.A., Edin. . Painting arid Drawing from Life, Portrait, 3till Life, and Landscape, in oil and watercolour. For terms apply T. A. McCORMACK, Hie Studio, 83a Hill Street. Tel. 47-405. ~~ ~~ GILBY'S - . EVENING SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING COURSE. DITMAN'S or Gregg Shorthaud, Touch *■ Typewriting, Commercial English, etc. TUITION HOURS: Monday to Thursday, 5.15 t0.6.15 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday; V to ) p.m. Students may attend any Session "or one or more hours weekly and enrol :or one or more subjects'. 1033 EXAM, RESULTS: 379 Candidates Presented, 349 Candidates Passed. 92 PER :ent. passes.- ; : ■ prospectus free! gilby's college, Director: A. H. Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), F.C.S. (N.Z.), Broadway Bldgs. (opp. St. James Theatre), LOS Courtenay PL, Wellington. Tel. 51-987. .TO PARENTS. Have you a boy sitting for Matricula-' tion.? Let him -take extra tuition in his iveak subjects at . . CTUART TUTORIAL COLLEGE. SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES commence April 7. Fees for full year's course:— 3ne Subject '.'...- £2/5/rwo Subjects £4/5/Ehree Subjects £5/5/All fees payable in easy instalments. Harcourt Chambers, Panama Street. H. P. ISAAC, M.A., . Principal. . Telephone 41-U72. ACCOUNTANCY STUDExVTS. CLASSES AT PNTING'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. LTD.. ' . HAVE RESUMED. Enrol NOW and thus obtain the benefit of a full year's tuition. CORRESPONDENCE TUITION is also available. t ■■■•". Write or call for full Prospectus. VICKERS HOUSE, Woodward Street, Wellington, Cl. Telephone 44-406. * Box 826. HARLE'S COLLEGE. SMASHES ALL RECORDS IN EXAMINATION PASSES FOR 1933. UNPRECEDENTED PERCENTAGE DISCLOSED IN AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE. PROOi positive ol the. remarkable results obtained by "H.C.A." Students is contained in the Certificate below. Such astounding success demonstrates in practical fashion that no, student can afford to let 1034 pass without examining the "H.C.A." method. Send for Prospectus. AUDIT OF "H.C.A." EXAMINATION ; . (1933) RESULTS. 1 have examined the records ot Harle's College of Accountancy Ltd., and, of th« i number of candidates presented by the College in November, 1933, examinations: 1 certiiy— 1. That in Wellington 84 per cent, of tht "H.C.A." Candidates for final examina tions passed. 2. In otber_sections 70 per cent, ot thosi presented passed. (Signed) W. F. MORRISON, , ■ , A.R.A.N.Z., Auditor. Reference to the New Zealand Society of Accountants' Year Book will empha sise how immensely superior these figurei are to the general average. (N.B.—ln Wellington during 1934 Classei in Bookkeeping Stage 2, Stage 3, an( Auditing, will again be conducted person ally by Mr. Harle.) Accountancy; B. Com.; Banking; Secre tarial. HARLE'S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY. LTD., 100 The Terrace, Wellington. P.O. Box 859. MISCELLANEOUS. "TJENTAL Repairs, finest materials, s -L/ moderate charges.-Rapid Dental Re pair Service, 15 Manners Street. Tel 47-562. Estd. 1925. ■ rpHE "CHIC," 68 Manners Street, nex ■*■ Princess Theatre, for Quality, Design and Style in Ladies' Autura > and Winte Coats. ; CJEPPELT'S Port stands supreme in Australian tralian Wines. 42 first prizes award cd. Quarts 3s, Pints Is 9d. Obtainabl soley at the Grand Hotel Home Suppl. Store. . : "gHOE-SHAME"'is humiliating. Kee Shoes well Polished with "Nugget.