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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 102, 30 April 1913, Page 12

EPPCATIOMAX. AUCKLAND UNIVKEBITY COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. HALF-YEARLY EXAMINATION IN PRACTICAL AND TIIKOKKTICAL MUSIC AND ELOCUTION. COMMENCING MAY IT, 1313. Names of Intending Candidates will be received by the undersigned Uμ to Mey 7th, 1913. CHAS. SI. NELSON, M.A., Registrar April 19th. 1913. 5,32 QOMPLETE QOUUSES OF TNSTRUCTION. S"OR ALL ENTRANCE AND PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS. Matriculation, Solicitors and BarristersGeneral Knowledge, Junior and Senior Civil Service, Medical, Dental, Engineering, Veterinary Preliminaries, Pharmacy "A" and "B," Teachers' "C" and "D." ALL UNIVERSITY ' DEGREES—B.A., B.Sc 8.C0m., LL.H.. L.L.M., M.A., and Law l'rofeasion-a:, etc. I Onr Connacs cover all subjects. Our Public- ISxum. Coacning Dept. Is tbe most completely equipped ami stalled educational «»tabliKbment iv Australasia. Printed Le.sKous and Text BooU provided in all subjects. Failure la almost an impossibility under our system of Coaching. Nearly 000 successes in these examinations. These Schools arc in reality a Nations; llonu:Study University. Full particulars and fees upon application. Mention exam., etc.. In which you mc interested. All Courses now ready for immediate enrolment. 2J.EMINGWAY AND TVOBBRTSON, 25-46, UNION BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STRBKT E.. AUCKLAND. (Established nearly HO years.) filVlL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS FOR UIP.LS, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. If sufficient Inducement offers, Miss A. Basiten. Reporter, will hold n Special Session for those wishing to sit for the Government Exnmililition this month. Number of classes suggested per week —live. Applications must be made at once. ELECTRICAL BNGINBKKINMi.—Intending Students are Invited to our Demonstration Class ANY TUESDAY KVBNING. S to 10. Particulars course to-morrow's "Star."—BOWER'S APdCLAND SCHOOL ■FOR HNtJIXfHKRS, Cuxtmns g-trept K. ELOCUTION LECTPRES AND CHARACTER BUILDING CLASSES Will be hold for GRAMMAR SCHOOL HOYS and others, after school honrs Pee 10/0 per term. KOll A.DCLTS, one i-veulnj; a week. Send applications curly to F. ALFRED PRICE. Professor of Elocution, 21, Swauson Street. Kindly tell this to your friends. 25 M ISS K EID (Late of Welleslcy and Pitt Streets) HAS RESUMED HER DRESSMAKING BUSINESS AT NO. 1, ANGLKSEA ST.. PONSONBX BASTEN'S COMMERCIAL TRAINING COLL EG B, IMPERIAL BUILDINGS (Opp. Smeetou'sj Phoue -JTH2. SHORTHAND SPEED CLASSES.— Each. Session shows a larger attendance than mc last. The Second Session for 1913 opens as follows:— ELEMENTARY. Tueedrty, 13th May. INT3SRMEDIATE, Monday, lath. May. ADVANCED, Wednesday, 11th May. HIGH RATKS, Friaay, Ifrth May. Impossible to attend without beuetit —all we claim we perform. ALICE H. G. BASTEN, Reporter.

BASTEN*S COMMI3RCIAL TRAIXINIi COLLEGE, MISS a S. V. HASTEN (A.N.Z.A.A., A.P.A.NJS.) is now enrolling new l'upllo for the EVENING BOOKKEEPING COUKSIS, commencing about the Ilrst week lv May. Separate classes for ladies and gentlemen. Early application desired, to thai she may arrange ulgbt and time convenient to tnu majority. A THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL COURSE, AXD SURELY irIiOWING IN POPULARITY. OME INTO TUE OFFICE: Ana wny not? But if you seriously contemplate an Office Career a thorough training In Shorthand, Typewriting and Bookkeeping is an Immense ndvnntage. Tliat training, tuo training that ensures success, is given at STOTT AND lIOAitE-8 Buslneae College. The Underwood Typewriting School, 23, Swaason Street. When efficient, uncertalnf as to employment is at an end. Good poeitlons are at your cuiiunund. Delay no longer In qualifying for tliem. Call, write, or 'phone for full Information regarding Day aud Evening Classes. Term begins from date of entry.—STOTT AND HOAJiE, Underwood Typewriting Scnool. 23. Swanson Street. 'Plionc 1400. T>BOFESSIUKAL ACCOUNTANCY JtT aXAUIXATIOKS. ISI2 RESULTS. The •neceas again obtained dj itemlnjway awl Robertson's Candidate! In the aiiove liianiiuatioiia proves conclusively the efficiency iiu l tliorougiinoas of the invtrucliou wiucli tueir students receive. lv tOe Intermediate Section their etullfcaks obtained fiai and third on lhe list and second In the nasi, out of the total of 21 for New Zealand who finally qualified for admisaion at> Members e ( Ui« N-ew Zealand Society of Accountants 13 were their students. There were 70 named altogether for the Intermediate and Final Sections lv the »n"te'" nd District; 67 of these were coached by Bemtaitwajr ami Robertson. These ttgurea speak lor themselves, and afford practical proof of their ability to put HUidents successfully through their exam--1 nations. Hemingway and Robertson are already enrolling students for this year's work and t£osc contemplating studying for the above examinations are acting in their bust interests by starting now. Study -vith the firm that gets the results, and ensure your own success. Call or write for full particulars. TTEMINGWAY AND TJOBEKTSON. 25-40. UNION BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET BAST. ADTSLASD. UCCENSENG NOTICES. T7IRANKLIN LICENSING DISTRICT.— X? NOTICE OK APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE.—I, ROBERT 'PORTKIi, of Papakura, Hotelkeeper, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and wHI at the next Licensing Meeting to be bolden at the Courthouse, l'ukekohe, on the sth day of June, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house situate at Papakura, and known by the sign of the Globe Hotel, containing 12 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. MR W. GDISE, name of owner. Dated the 28th day of April, 1913.—ROBERT PORTER, Signature of Applicant. 37 "VTOTICK OP APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE.—I, WILLIAM PARKINSON, of Papakura, being the Holder of a Publican's License in respect of the Premises situate at Papakura. and known as the Papakura Hotel, do hereby (rive notice that I desire to obtain, and Will at the next Licensing Meeting to be held at Pukekohe on the .Ith day of June, 1013, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to CLARENCE WATERMAN, my appointee. Dated at Auckland, the Bth day of March, 1913.— W. PARKINSON. Applicant- 523 rnADRANGA LICENSING DISTRICT.— X NOTICE OF APPLICATION KOR AN ACCOMMODATION LICENSE. — 1, THOMAS J. BAKER, of Maketu, Hotelkeepcr, do hereby give notice Ui.it I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holdnn at the Courthouse. Tanninga, on I he sth day of June. ISI3, apply for a Oprtlfleate authorisrnj: the Issue of an Accommodation License for a house situate lit Mnketn, and known by the sign of th» Maketu Hotel, containing 11 rooms, exclusive of those required for Che use of the family. Robertson's Trustees, name of owner. Dated the ZGth day of April. 1913.— X. J> DAKHii, eigßßjcue ox *+i 48