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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16484, 25 February 1914, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL* IGBY’S . COMMERCIAL ' SCHOOI2 HALLENSTETN’S BUILDINGS, (Opposite D.1.C.). ' , Principal: MISS M. DIG BY, P.C.T., I.PS. (Typist*' Section). Holder of Teacher’s Diploma*. OFFICE POSITIONS. NEARLY-EVERY DAY we receive inquiries from Leading Commercial Firm* foi SHORTHAND-TYPISTS and \ JUNIOR CLERKS, and each year we ‘requir*' DOUBLE THE NUMBER OP PUPILS w« have to fill these positions* •' NOTE.-ALL OUR PUPILS, m rasa u proficient., readily obtain THE BEST POSI- r TIONS- in the BEST OFFICES ftt thr HIGHEST SALARIES PAID, commencing . at,from £4O to £BO per annum. TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME. ' 5 Full particulars regarding School Hour*, Fees, etc., on application. 2X I L B Y * S COLLET E- ; Next to Chief Post Office, Cathedral Square. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. Day Classes, 9.30 to 12.50 and 2 to 4 Evening Classes, 7 to 9. Preparation for this Examination at a® ordinary secondary schqol requires FOUR YEARS. At the recent Matriculation Examination THE WHOLE OF OUR SECOND YEAR STUDENTS WERE SUCCESSFUL. Send your son or daughter to us, and save this two years of additional preparation. Early application is advisable as the number of students that we can take is Btrtctly ’ > limited. K 1 Call or write for Free Prospectus. '' HORACE GILBY. K 8 Principal.

Lord Strathcona’s legacies include. ; 10.000 each to St John's College, 'ambridge, and the Churoli of Scotland ufirm Ministers’ Fund, £SOOO for a ,'hair of Agriculture at the Aberdeen University, and £2OOO for the Qdeea'tt niversitj,' Kingston, Canad*. ' ' v