, _—CA_OKA_ WAJfIED, by advanced student, Coach Matriculation.—Write " Immediate," 363,, Star Office. 8 TRINITY COLLEGE OP MUSIC, LONDON.—Entries for tbe Examination in ' Practical Maslc will be received oa or before THURSDAY, April 10th.—Forms, etc., at Messrs A. Eudy and Co., Queen .Street. 77 gACKW A R D E D L C A T XO~N. Persons, any age, can receive Private Tuition; no classes; reasonable terms; all subjects.—Hansard. 31. Shortland Street. rj.EORG-B S I N T O N. y~* Teacher of Pianoforte and Cornet, Studio: 10, Mutual Life Buildings. Private Address: Summer St.. Stanley Bay. piASOPOBTE TUITION. •VTISS jVT "R "DIC—IOND, A-E.C_, And ATISS "JX JT VyiL—AMS, I—.A.M., TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY IT. Pnpils received at 04, GRAFTON ROAD (private address) and at STUDIO, No. 13, MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN ST. PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE COURSES IN COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. Bookkeeping for all trades and professions —elementary and advanced. Special Courses for all Accouutancy and Bookkeeping Ex- • aminatlons; Auditing; Company, Bankruptcy, Partnership, Trustee, and all Commercial Law; Geueral Advertising, Mail Order Advertising. Business Correspondence, Business Handwriting, Economics, : Shorthand, etc. : Printed Lessons In all Courses. Expert ! advice and instruction. Assistance iv obL tainlng billets. Employers throughout New Zealand and Australia accept our Diplomas as evideuee of efficiency. Our Successful "Students occupy positions , of honour and trust in Banking, Commercial, Shipping and Insurance Companies, ■ also Government Departments and professions in all parts of the Southern Hemisphere. .Send for further particulars and fees today if you want to succeed. TTEMINGWAY AND "DORERTSON, 25-46, UNION BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. (Established nearly 20 years.) mo gHORTHAND ry- KITBRSHAVE TOU A SrEED CERTIFICATE? HAVE YOU A SPEED CERTIFICATE? HAVE YOU A SPEED CERTIFICATE? i HAVE YOU A SPEED CERTIFICATE? HAVE YOU A SPEED CERTIFICATE? HAVE YOU A SPEED CERTIFICATE? HAVE YOU A SPEED CERTIFICATE? If not, call at the REMINGTON AND RONEO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE on or before the 2Sth Instant. We are about to hold a Speed Examination, and invite you to sit for same. For full particulars apply i to THE PRINCIPAL. REMINGTON COLLEGE, Smeeton's Buildings. i t ■ ■ TCTE'LL MAKE YOU AN ENGINEER! i If you have the AMBITION to become an engineer; if you spend just a few hours of your spare time studying our easy, but thoroughly practical, lessons. "DOWER'S AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR "PNGINEERS JAS. W. BOWER. M.A.1.M.E., Principal (holding Extra First and Mine Manager's Certificates), assisted by a special start of qualified engineers. Send us your address. We will send you our descriptive booklet to read at your leisure. Writ* to-day—lt's sent post free! ■DOWER'S gCHOOL FOR TfINGINEERS TYRONE BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box GO. Phone L 734. . "TjILAM" QCHOOL OF A RT, And A UCKLAND ART gCHOOL. The Next Term of the School will Commence ou MONDAY, March 17. New Students wishing to avail themselves of the FREE STUDENTSHIPS under the "Elam" Bequest, are requested to write to the Registrar for the necessary Forms. Classes are' held in all Branches of Fine nud Applied Arts, by full-qual—led Teachers. ! Further particulars on application to the Registrar, or to E. W. PAYTON, Director. i / Public Art Gallery, Auckland. PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY EXAMINATIONS. 1012 RESULTS. The success again obtained by Heming-! . way and Robertson's Candidates ia the '. above Examinations, proves conclusively the : efficiency and thoroughness of the instruci tion which their students receive. | In the Intermediate Section their etul |fi(»nts obtained tiret and third on the honours list and second in the final. Out ■ of the total of 21 for New Zealand who finally qualified for admission as Members 1 • of the New Zealand Society of Accountants ' 13 were their students. There were 71) pusses altogether for the l Intermediate and Final Sections in the Auckland District; 07 of these were coached uy Heintngway and Robertson. These figures speak for themselves, and afford practical proof of their ability to put students successfully through their examinations. Hemingway and Robertson are already enrolling students tor this year's work and those contemplating studying for' tie above examinations are acting i n their best Interests by starting now. Study with the lirni that gets the results, and ensure your own success. Call or write for full particulars. TTEMINGWAY AND "DOBERTSON, 25-46. UNION BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS STREET EAST. AUCKLAND. APABTBCE—BB WANTED. DEVONPORT. —Wanted by young business lady, Bed-Sit—groom, with use ' of conveniences; or else board-residence.— Write " Typist." P. 0., Devonport 13 IF you have Furn. Rooms to Let, we have tenants. —Ross and Co., 19, Wellesley ; St; 544 MC, with child, 4 years, require Board • and- Lodging with nice private family, In Mt Eden or Mt. Roskill.—Reply to 8.T., 1 Newton P.O. » WANTED, Good Home for baby girl, 3 months old.—(Write, stating terms, etc., to X.Y.Z., 368, Star Office. 1(5 WiANTED, by -working Train, Single Rooin7 with or without board, Id section preferred.—Write terms, J., 365, Star Office. 23 W ANTED, by a M.C., no children. Furnished Bed-sitting Room, near Mannkan Road.—Write "Clean," 232, Star Office ; __ WANTED, a Furn. Room, by young lady in business; Upper Symonds St. or 2d section. Dominion ltd.—Write D., 372, Star Office. 40 WANTED, by 2 gentlemen, Comfortable Home in private family, near city; piano essential.—'Refinement, 353, Star j Office. ys IF you have Unfnrn. Rooms to Let, wo have tenants.—Ross and Co., 10, Wei- > -les'.ry V.i. ri:
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 77, 1 April 1913, Page 12
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