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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 101, 29 April 1913, Page 6

EDUCATIONAL. PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE COURSES IN COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. Bookkeeping for all trades and professions —eleeinentary and advanced. Special Courses for all Accountancy and Bookkeeping Examinations; Auditing-, Company, ruptcy, Partnership, Trustee, and all Commercial Law; General Advertising, Mall Order Adverting. Business Correspondence, Business Handwriting, Economics, Shorthand, etc. * Printed Lessons in all Courses. Expert advice and instruction. Assistance in obtaining billets. Employers throughout New Zealand and Australia accept our Diplomat! as evidence 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. - "ppEMINGWAY AXD TJOBERTSON, 25-46, UNION BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. (Established nearly 20 years.) rjEORGE SIN TON, *-" Teacher of Pianoforte and Cornet, Studio: 10, Mutual Life Buildlnge. Ruivate Address: Summer St.. Stanley Bay. •VrR. "pRANCIS OOBNWALL, VOICE AND SINGING SPECIALIST. Thorough Tuition of Piano, Violin, Mandolin, Guitar, and Banjo. STUDIO: 12, GLADSTONE BUILDINGS (Opposite Ferry Buildings). Interviews from 11 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., S to 5 p.m., and V to 8 p.m. 'Phone 2655.

"DACKWARD EboCAIION. Persons, any age, can receive Private Tuition; no clasßes; reasonable terms; all subjects.—Hansard. 31. Shortland Street. pUSOFOETE '•TUITION. JJ JIICHMOND, A.R.C.M., Aod TITISS *Vr TT YyTILLIAMS, L.R.A.M., TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY 17. Pupils received at 04. GRAFTON ROAD (private address) aud at STUDIO, No. la, .MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS. QUEOiN ST. J£LECTRICAL TANGINEERING. THE PROFESSION THAT PATS Don't stand aside, content lo look on at tile fellows who arc pushing ahead to success. Don't wait for sompone to come along and shove yon there. "Get there" yourself on your own merits—and you'll be" backed up with a confidence that is necessary for the man who desires to "make good" In his profession. The *DOWER'S gCHOOL FOR TPNGIXEERS imparts to the ambitious man the information that points the way to a profession that pays. The fees are reasonably small, but the ■tuition Is practical and perfect. Instruction given till the students are thoroughly proficient in wiring work, dvnaino and motor construction, installihi; and running INVlTATlON—Prospective Students, pay a visit to our Demonstration 1 lass any Tuesday evening. S to 10 p.m. Principal: JAS. "W. BOWER. M.A.I.M E. TYRONE BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS ST. EAST, AUCKLAND. P.O. Bos 50. _ Phone 1734. "TTLAM" SCHOOL OF ART AND AUCKA J LAND ART SCHOOL. TCBLIC ART GALLERY, AUCKLAND. The School is open every morning, afternoon, and evening, and all branches of Fine and Applied Arts are Taught by Fully Qualified Instructors. Under the "Elam" Bequest there are a large number of Free Studentships. Admission can also be obtained by payment of Fees,

The whole of these Classes are recognised by the Education Department of the New Zealand Government. E. W. PATTON. * Director. ■EDUCATION TN QARBONS. (1) "RED SEAL" 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 in the World. (4) "BED SEAL" is tbe Auckland Favourite. (5) "RED SEAL Is only 15/ per box. Ring up for a Trial Box. 'Phone Nos. 3,180, 2,262, 1,460. i TJEMINGTON AND TJONEO A GENCY, 15, 16, 20, 25, SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. PROFESSIONAL JCCOUNTANUX EXAMINATIONS. 1912 RESULTS. The success again obtained by Heminjway aud Robertson's Candidates ia the above Examinations proves conclusively tue efficiency and thoroughness of the iiuttruc-. tlon which tbeir students receive. In tue Intermediate Section their etuitouts obtained lirjsi and third ou tbe honours ilst and second id the final. Out of the total of 21 for New Zealand Who finally -qualified for admission as Member* at the New Zealand Society of Accountant*, 13 were their .students. There were 79 pa£Bes altogether for the I Intermediate and Final Sections in th* Auckland District; 67 of these were coached by Hemingway and Robertson. These fiyurea apeak for themselves, and afford practical pruot of tlieir ability to put students successfully through their examinations. Hemingway .and Robertson are already earolllng students for this year's work and those contemplating studying for' the above examinations ate acting in their best iuteuests by starting now. Study -vlth tbe firm that gets tbe results, and ensure jour own success. Call or write for full particulars. TTBMINGWAY AND "ROBERTSON, 25-40, UNION BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. '■ -■- - - - ■ DIVIDENDS. COAL COMPANY, LTD. INTERIM DIVIDEND. An Interim Dividend for the half-year ended .list March, at the rate of Ten per cent per annum (sixpence per share tor the half-year), has this day been declared by the Directors, and will be payable at the Office of the Company on and after THURSDAY, May Ist, 1813. The Transfer Books of the Company will be Closed from MONDAY, 28th April, to THURSDAY, Ist May, 1913, both days In-1 elusive. By order of the Directors. | REGINALD A. AICKIN. Secretary. ' Auckland. 2Cth April, 1013. 584 FOR EXCHANGE. Ql/ ACRES AT TAKAPUNA, smins. car O/2 line, 280 ft frontage; valued £400; unencumbered: will exchange fdr Second Mortgage or Dwelling. SANDERS AND BOND, j au SiortSma Street |