PAPERSPAST

PETONE TECHNICAL SCHOOL

In this issue appears an advertisement announcing the opening of Classes

'in .booK-Keeping, ±&ononucs, voiiipuny and -Mercantile .Law ±or^ the ituXcssional Accountants' Examination in the .Petone Technical School. Pupils of the school were particularly successful in the examinations held

at tho end of last year. Two' of the suecesstul pupils passed the nrst section of examination wren one year's tuition in book-keeping, a subject of which they had no knowledge prior to entering fehe scnool last, year. This gives some idea ox the standard (f tuition in the school. The other courses provided in the school -Mid clie date of commencement are also advertised in this issue. Apprcamatck 300 pupils attended the Evening Classes last year and tho school did particularly well in examinations, successes -having to be recorded in Accountants' Professional, Matriculation, Accountants' Preliminary, Cham ber of Conimerce ; Book-keeping, Bhorthand and Typing, Pitman's Shorthand and the Plumbers' Board of v^ew. Zealand Examinations. Many inquiries have been made during the last fortnight regarding -the Evening Classes, the Accountants' Professional examinations and a course of

.Poster and Illustration work being prime favourites. The classes are opei. to both free and paying students. Pupils who left a High School m -December last can transfer to the Even ing Classes of the Technical School and use their free places. ;; ■ Pupils who left a Primary School in - December last and who have not entered either a Technical' High or High . bc-aooi, can obtain free tuition at the Evening Classes of the Scnool. Free place pupils, however, must enrol at ; once. . j Full particulars can be obtained at t tho school office. i

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