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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10283, 19 May 1919, Page 3

r ri it f, a r i p w »>, "WHAT AM I DOING WHAT om 1 doina U.it bv week by neck. mouth by month, jeai ijs ve..r, 10 DUtid iu> my poifoua* assess,* juy producing ability ? ** dat mean* siuiil i Use in oroer lo develop as quicKly as possible, whatever natural ami.iy 1 possess to its lull capacity ? Enrol with BANKS COLLEGE ami take up a course in just what iUU think is your calling. Banks college Teachers are thoroughly experienced and qualified. They will heip make the road to advancement easy lor jou. Call or Write for a Prospectus on any of the following subjects. ACCOUNTANCY BOOK-KEEPING ADVERTISING JOURNALISM. COMMERCIAL LAW LAW PROFESSIONAL ALL PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS architecture CHAIRMANSHIP. Etc., Etc. Day, Evening, or Correspondence Tuition. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Woodward street, WELLINGTON, And at Christchurch and New Plymouth H. AMOS, Managing Director, Telephone 2093. ellington. MAKE STUDY YOUR HOBBY POII THE WINTER EVENINGS. CjOME hobbies do little more than O waste time. How much batter ly do a little study, and thus receive ultimate repayment xor the time and money you spend! GILBY’S COLLEGE Will teach you any commercial or educa. tional subject you are interested in. Attend our. evening classes. Wo teach Shorthand, Typewriting, Stenotypy (Machine Shorthand;, Book-keeping, Business Correspondence, OMce Practice, Accountancy, and all subjects for primary standards, Matriculation, Public Service Entrance, and kindred examinations. , Our evening classes are conducted by a complete stall of QUALIFIED TEACHER SPECIALISTS. Ton will receive individual instruction. If you cannot attend in person enrol tor our splendid Correspondence Lessons. Commence immediateiy. Write or call for free Prospectus. Term may commence at any time. Estab. 18S7. "Thorough” is our motto. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., Horace Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.). Director. Winder’s Buildings, Lower Cuba street Wellington. 'Phone 2302 P.O. Box 203. (And at Christchurch.) THE PROFESSION OF THE AGEWIRELESS. riHE wonders of Wireless have made it what many consider “The Prosssion of the Age”— . Every young fellow who has an honest esire to get on, and at the same time e of service to humanity, should imlediately joiu THE DOMINION COLLEGE , OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY. LTD. This College can train a man to he proficient Operator in about six lonths— . , , It specialises in Wireless. It has a amplete installation of latest Marconi .pparatus. ' Day, Evening, or Correspondence lui'on. Inquire to-day. BRITTAIN'S BUILDING, Manners street Wellington. P.O. Box 923. Telephone 368. Iranchea; Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin. 12 YEARS’ SUCCESSFUL I ENGINEERING TEACHING. TTSTHAT is the secret of the great sucVV ccss of Bower s Engineering School? —for surely passing 2000 in 12 years is success ?

Wo keep students - interested—at it all the time. That doesn't mean we give them too much work. No—we reaiiae that cramming is no good. No slacking, however! Just tactful, efficient teach, ing. Call and interview Mr Bower, Certificated Engineer, The Principal, or write for information to-day. Pees Cash or instalments. BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL, BOOTH’S BUILDINGS. Peatherston street, Wellington. P.O. Box 865. Don’t let .your PROFIT run away in BAD DEBTS. Got StaJtus Reports on your debtors from R. G. DUN & C 0„ THE MERCANTILE AGENCY. 1811 Established 1818 1811 Seventy-seven Tears 1918 Nathan’s Buildings : : WELLINGTON. 2/6 IF YOU SUFFER. FROM INDIGESTION. Try McMAHON’B 3/6 INDIGESTION PILLS. They have Cured Countless Sufferers during the last 46 years. Write for .copies of local testimonials. Procurable only from— M c M A H O N. HERBALIST, 10, Myrtle Crescent, Wellington. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON, NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL. RANDY TO POST OFFICE. RAILWAYS. BOATS. EVERY CONVENIENCE! T-aRIFF. 9s oer Diem. IRS A. E. DURE ANT ... Proprietress. srEW PLYMOUTH - OPUNAKE R.M. \ MOTOR SERVICE. ,eave New Plymouth daily. 7.30 a.m. and 4.15 u.m. .... , /cart? Opuoake daily. 7.15 ft.nu lOUNTAIN TRIP? A SPECIALITY. B. WOOLEIDGE. Bougham street. Now Plymouth,