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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10281, 16 May 1919, Page 3

enucaTioNAL. PLACING THE GAME. BUSINESS is a frame that has more contestants than any other; the biggest, liveliest game in the \\ orltl. 'i ho man hho matters its principles ana tb«:» up.iiies theiu intelligently is the onu u-.iu -etuifes the Leadeiship and tne Recognition. A largu success is always based on a clear ond broad understanding of iindenying principles. If vou insh'to attain'success you study lor it under the tuition of expert teachers. Enrol to-dav as a pupil of Banks Collego, where you can secure exactly trio kind of training you need in ACCOUNTANCY Mi ' JuUiiXALISM LA \V PROFESSION AL LH.UKMANSHU' AiiCiiiTJJCTUHJi, Etc, Etc. Call or Write for a Prospectus on any >f the above suojects Correspondence or Porsonal Tuition. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEUE, Woodward street, WELUNQTON. And at Christchurcb and New Plymouth. H. AMOS, i Managing Director, Telephone 2098. Wellington. WHO WILL GET THE JOB WHEN BROWN LEAVES? WHEN "the old hand" retires, from tun firm,- who will get his job? You -gt "the other fellow" ? Be ready to step up! Don't be content with knowing your present work —know also the work higher up. Study kt Gtlby's College—learn Commercial Accountancy, Professional Accountancy—secure a Book-keeper's Certificate! Uilby's is the pioneer Commercial College in New Zealand. Attend our Evening Classes, or study at home durxg the Autumn and Winter evenings. "Thorough" is our watchword and one of our Correspondence Students has written as follows regarding our thorough tuition:—"l have been successful in influencing two others to enrol, and am quite satisfied with your methou of instruction." Set the wheels of progress in motion! Tour term may commence at any time—make it this week! Ail instruction is individual. Call—or write for the free prospectus- -"Success." GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., Horace Gilby, F.C.I. (EngO. Director, Winder's Buildings, Lower Cuba street Wellington. 'Phone 2302. P.O. Bos 203. (And at Christchurch.) HOW WIRELESS SHOULD BE TAUGHTI 4 STUDENT can't "muddle" through *-*- t 6 a good Wireless position. Ha must be taught correctly and per "line" College he should join is one that Specialises in the latest apparatus—and the services of expert, fully-qualified teachers. And that College is THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD. It can train a man to become a proficient Wireless Operator in about six months. Day and Evening Classes. Correspondence Course if desired.' Write, *all or 'phone for information. BBITTAIN'S BUILDING, , Manners street Wellington. P.U. Box 922, Telephone 368.

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