Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1921, Page 6

IMPORTANT POSITION VACANT. I QOME people are satisfied to go through life in the one groove, without : making any effort to better themselves. This applies especially to the commercial world. Dow many young men plod away at the bottom of the ladder, with no thought of aspiring to anything higher. Of course, they regret it in after life when they see their former co-work-er holding a responsible and lucrative position while they are among the rank and file. A few years’ study will enable the ycung man of to-day to qu lify for that responsible position; and let him rest assured that if he proves his qualifications his employer ./ill not—in fact, cannot afford to —overlook him. Thousands of to-day’s successful young business men are ex-students of BANKS’ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Our courses comprise ACCOUNTANCY (Commercial and Professional). LAW. AKHITECTURE, JOURNALISM, ADVERTISING, etc. Wa prepare students for all necessary entrance examinations We also conduct day and evening classes in Shorthand and Typewriting. Full particulars of any course may be had on application. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH AND NEW PLYMOUTH. ~ yAL DUFF, \ Local Director, £O. Ba 211 “ l