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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 91, 17 April 1913, Page 12

EPTJCATIOMAL PRACTICAL /BOURSES TN TjINGINEERING. Our ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION covers over 200 different course's. A qualified Staff of Experts, cbiet of whanr are MR ROBT. B. MACDUB'F. K.M.;'>B.SC, T.B.P. (Mich.), and MR S. IRWIN CR.OOKES, M.1.E.E., F.C.S. (Lond.), M.Amer.l.E.E., liave been engaged to give personal attention •to the reqnirements of each individuap-studeut. Printed Lessons and bound volumes are supplied free with each course. One lixj*,d minimum fee; no time limit. The most complete courses in existence. Failure almost' impossible under our experts. ' ' ' - Courses in Electrical,- Civit Mining and Mechanical Engineering, all '"Government .Engineers' Certificates, Electric' Wiring, Wireless Operators, Mechanical Drawing, Mapping, Surveying, Draughtsman's-Course, Machine Drawing,- Internal CombustionEngines. Gas Engines,' -Electric Dynamos, Accumulators, Motors, Diesel Oil, Turbines, I Telephony, Telegraphy, aud nearly 200 others too numerous to list here. We will gladly send complete particulars free on application. Mention class of course required. Write to us to-day. - HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON, 25-46, Union Buildings, CUSTOMS STREET E., AUCKLAND. (Established nearly 20 years.) HERR AND MADAME PECHOTSCH will nsump Tuition ou MONDAY, 21st April. Pupils are reminded to attend their lessons at the usual time. Hen- and Madame l'cchotsch can be interviewed every day from !) io 1 aud from 2 to 6 o'clock at their Music Studios, 9 and 11, Mutual Life Bldgs. tU. Queen Street, 'l'hone 3.002. 30n Q.EORGES I N T O N, >* Teacher of Pianoforte and Cornet, Studio: 10, Mutual Life Buildings, rrivute Address: Summer St., Stanley Bay. ■piANOFORTE TUITION. M ISS M B "R 1011110 * 0 ' A.R.C.M., Aud "M ISS jST X w illiams ' l ' b ' a - m " TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY 17. Pupils received at 04, GRAFTON ROAD (private address! nud at STUDiO, No. 13, MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, QUEEN ST. "O A C £ W A P. D .EDUCATION. I'ersons, any age, can receive Private Tuition; no classes; reasonable terms; all subjects.—Hansard, 31. Shortland Street. *- , _ TN /CARBONS. 4 (1) "RED SEAL" 1 Is the best Typewriter Carbon Paper. (2) "RED SEAL" will last Longest and give Best Copies. (3) "RED SEAL" is the product of the Largest Carbon Paper Factory ln the ' World. (4) "RED SEAL" is the Auckland Favourite. to) "RED- SEAL"' is only 10/ per box. , Ring up Tor a Trial Box. 'Phone Nos. 3,130, 2,262, 1,460. "REMINGTON AND TJONEO A GENCY, 15, 16, 20, 25, SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. TTfE'LL MAKE YOU AN ENGINEER! If you have the AMBITION to become aa engineer; it you spend just a tew hours of your spare time studying oar euy, but thoroughly practical, lessons. TJOWER'S AUCKLAND fiCHOOL FOR 1 "pNGINEERS JAS. W., BOWER. M.A.1.M.F., Principal (holding Extra First and Mine Manager's. Certificates), assisted .hy a special staff of qualified engineers. Scud us yaur address. We will send you our descriptive booklet io read at your leisure. Writs to-day—it's sent post free! "DOWER'S FOR 'E'.NGINEERS TYRONE BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 50. Phone 1.734. "Tj*.LAM" QCHOOL OF A RT ' And A UCKLAND A RT gCHOOL. The Next Term of the School will Commence on 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 and Applied Arts, by full-qual—.cd Teachers. Further particulars on application to the Registrar, or to E. W. PAYTON, Director. Public Art Gallery, Auckland. PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY examinations: t. -1912 RESULTS. The auccess again obtained by Hemingway and ltober-sou's Candidates i a the above Examinations proves 'conclusively the eiticieucy a lid thoroughness of the instruction which their stuueuts receive; In the Intermediate Sectiou . their atu§»uts obtdiucd first and I tuird oa the ouours list and second in the final, but o£ the total of 21 for Ne* Zealand who ■inalli' quaiided tor admission as Members of the Ne* aud Society of Accountants ia wore their students. There were 7_> passes altogether for the intermediate and Final Sections lv the VJljjmiud District; 67 of these were coaehud * tieiutngway a>nd Robertson. 'These figures speak for themselyee, and ifford practical pi-oof of their ability to put students successfully through their examluatious. _,—_.. Hemingway and Robertson arc-already enrolling students tor this year's work, and those contemplating studying for the above examinations are acting in their best interests by starting now. Study with the Arm that gets the results, and eusnre your own success. ' , Call or write for full particulars. TTEMINGWAY AND J>OBEBTSON, 25-46. UNION BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET EAST. AUCKLAND. . REMOVAL ' NOTICE. T> E M O V A L NO T I C* E. M R J. B. F ,BTH DENTAL SURGEON. Has Removed to \ : BANK OF NEW ZEALAND'S NEW BUILDINGS, KARANGAHAPE ED. Phone 252 U. Directly opp. his old address. ALEXANDER BELL, Clerk to various ■"■ Road Boards, hereby gives notice that he hus REMOVED from Pilkingt'on and Co.'s; to the Offlce of the MANUKAU' COUNTY : COUNCIL, 34, CITY CHAMBERS. Hours,' every Friday, from 10.30 t0'2.30. 10S - '.-.'' } ■ 1 . S JN „: X,rEMORIAM /^ARDS. 1 NEW DESIGNS AT '- rr\aE t>RETT -pRINTING AiND 1 pUBLISHING riOi. "" . gXAK QFFICE. UHORXUiND es%.