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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 104, 1 May 1920, Page 10

EDPCATIONAIu 'mO QUALIFY IN ACCOUNTANCY, 1 RETURNED SOLDIERS NEED NOT MATRICULATE. This .treat concession makes an excellent opportunity for entering a well-paid, honourable profession, iv which even badly disabled men may engage without disadvan- • tage financially. , , ... As Returned Soldiers ourselves, arid with the assistance of a trained staff of instructors, we are keen to help the "Digger to get ahead and make up the loss of time and prospects entailed by serving his country in the field. Write for prospectus nnd tell us about yonr ambitions. In Accountancy, Civil Engineering, Surveying, Public Exams, Archtecture, Plumbing, you will receive , the promptest tuition by correspondence ' without interfering with what you are now doing. S.O.S. CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE, ■Principal: G. P. O'SIIANNASSY, Ph.D., i Box 1573. Auckland. ; Business Office: 22, -Shortland Street. WS WHAT ARE YOUR BRAINS WORTH PER WEEK? Are they worth £4, £3, £6, £7, £S, f9 or £10. If you belong to the great class of £4 per week men, and you thiuk you are worth more, GET OUT OK BITE RUT! LEARN* ENGINEERING AND COMMAND A HIGHER SALARY! Here's what Bower's School offers you. Clear, concise, simple lessons arranged and conducted by qualified teachers. All you have to do is to study a few hours per week under the tuition of one of these skilled teachers, and In a very short time you will be proficient and able to enter for the Government Examinations. Call or write for rrospectus of DEPARTMENT "A." FEES: CASH OR INSTALMENT. - "pOWER'S -p-NGINEERING OCHOOL, I COLWILL CHAMBERS, , SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 50. (And at Wellington). RD ACCOUN T A N C Y. There Is yet time to qualify THIS YEAH as a COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTANT If you enrol now with Q.C.C. Our instniction is the high-water mark In Correspondence Tuition. ■Special Courses for BUSINESS MEN and ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS. EACH SUBJECT TAUGHT BY SPECIALISTS. LAW.—W. J. GATEN-JY, 8.A., LL.-B. ECONOMICS.-JF. C. .P.RBW, M.A." (honours) ■BOOKKEEPING AND GENERAL BUSINESS TRAINING— GEO. W. HUTCHISON, F.P.A. (N.Z.), F.N.Z.A.A., F.A.1.8., and J. M. ELLIFFE, A.P.A. (N.Z.), A.N.Z.A.A., Public Accountants. Phone BS3. Prospectus on application, or call and talk the matter over with us at Premier Buildings. (Take elevator.) /""JUEEN'S /CORRESPONDENCE /COLLEGE, GATENBY AND BREW, Box 113S, Auckland. S4 MUSICAL TUITION. MADAME "jITAETINENGO, TEACHER OF SINGING, Has Removed to ICS, QUEEN ST. (over Pond's, Chemist). Pupils pleasa attend as usual. 11l TCTBANK "CyILSON (Laureate of the Paris Conservatoire). Late Principnl Baritone 3, C. Williamson Opera Co.'s, Gilbert and Sullivan, Savoy, Loudon, Daly's and Coliseum Theatres, London, etc., etc. SINGING, VOICE PRODUCTION. Studio: 28, SWANSON STREET. Hours: 10 to 1. \Y7 ALTEB SMITH Has Resumed Teaching. MANDOLIN. HAWAIIAN GUITAR, BANJO. UKULELE, At 16, TURNER ST., UPPER QUEEN ST. Studied with World-famous Masters. 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