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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 236, 2 October 1920, Page 10

I ' EDUCATIONAL. (XV INTEB.EST TO ENGETEDUS. Get a Thorough Knowledge of MATHEMATICS AND MiEGHANICAL DBA WING. An intimate knowledge of these two M'« fe absolutely essential to fine Junior Engineer who wishes to attain success In toe engineering world. The subject* are well taught at BOWBR'B fIN'a.LNEEttUXG SCHOOL. Expert teacher* give their valuable personal tuition. A little borne study and evening classes will rcafce yon proficient. Don't delay. Write or call to-day for oar near Prospectus dealing with the abor* subjects and Government Examinations. TERMS: CASH OR INSTALMENT. TVOWER'S TMTOINEERIXe OCHOOL. COLWILL'S CHAMBERS, SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. P.O. Bos. 30. (And at WELLINGTON.) RD OCHOOL OF A HT. "Elam" School of Art, Rutland Street, Auckland Art School, Auckland. F IN,E A BT * APPLIED A BT, /COMMERCIAL \ BX E. W. PATTQN, B ' Director. ■-*•■• ARE YOU WORKING AT TOUR TBUB LEVEL ? If yon seriously think It over for a few moments you will probably see that your present level of efficiency Is far below that which you can attain to—and comparatively easily, too. Success and Bigger Pay Is the result of properly guided study. To teach practical money-making subjects is oar business. Thousands have succeeded under our Courses. Why not you? May we send you particulars of our Course in PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, or In ACCOUNTANCY, or In SHORTHAND, or in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING, or in BUSINESS LETTER WRITING, etc., or of Preparation for the MATRICULATION, the TKACHEBS, the PUBLIC SERVICE, PHARMACY A, or the LAW PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS? TXEMINGWAY AND "OOBERTSON-β /CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, TTD., UNION BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS ST. E. P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. B DiSTES'S /COMMERCIAL mRAINING /COLLEGE OPPOSITE SMEETON'S. Phone 2742. ■pVENING During tlie suspension of the tram service Classes will be as under:— TYPING "AND SHORTHAND THEORY AND SPEED—Between the hours of 4 and 6.30 p.m.. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. BOOKKEEPING—MONDAYS, 5.15. COACHING CLASSES—By Arrangement. a S. V. BASTEN, F.N.Z.A.A., A.P.A. <N.Z.) Principal. C T>OSITIONS Tj AST \VEEK. Miss Archer, Shorthand Writer and Typlste. Messrd. Smith and Caughey, Warehousemen ; Miss Parker, Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Messrs. Thompson and Rnshton, Agents; Miss Fleming, Shorthand Writer and Typlste, Messrs. Brookneld, Prendergast and Schnauer. Solicitors; Miss Itadfield, Typiste, A. Grierson, Esq., Accountant; Miss McDougall, Shorthand Writer and Typiate. N.Z. Farmers - Union ; Miss George, Shorthand Writer and Typtste, Messrs. Mauri Bros, and Thompson, Ltd., Agents; Miss Gough, Shorthand Writer and Typlste, Messrs. Northcroft and Bell, Solicitors; Miss Head, Shorthand Writer and T.vpiste, Messrs. Wilton and Co., Ltd., Importers; Miss Goodlng, Shorthand Writer and Typlste, Messrs. Oliphant and Otipuant, Solicitors. 27 Years Founded. Write, call, or telephone for Prospectus. Day and Evening Classes begin with Student. A UCKLAND QHORTHAND AND rpYPEWRITING QCHOOL, COLWILL CHAMBERS, Swanson Street. MISS MABEL S. CLARKE, Principal. Phone 1147. WS TyEMINGTON AND T> ON X O /COMMERCIAL /COLLEGE, REMINGTON CHAMBERS, 244. QUEEN STREET. gHORTHAND, mYPEWRITING. AND /COMMERCIAL T>OOKKEEFING ARE TAUGHT TO STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES. Instruction Is individual, and the ; greatest care is taken to develop the capacity of each Student for Commercial Work. Parents who wish their children to enter upon business life after the Christmas Holidays, should enrol them now. DAY CLASSES: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Mondays to Fridays. BVENING CLASSES: T to 9 p.m.; Mondays and Thursdays. TEEM BEGINS AT DATE OF ENTRY. Prospectus on Application. Principal MRS. MARTIN. Managing Director.. H. R. HOBDAY. THE LADIES' COLLEGE REMDEBA, AUCKLAND. Principal: MRS. S. A. MOORE-JONES, London and Cheltenham. Vice-Principal: Miss A. F. Moore-Jones N.Z. University. Staff of Experienced Graduates. Certificated Teachers and Professors. Education to suit present-day requirements on Christian but unsectarian principles. Numbers very limited, individual consideration; very small classes. SECOND TERM OPENS ON JUNE 8. MUSICAL TUITION. MR. F. E. FAIRBUKN, Teacher Pianoforte and Theory; 174 examined, 142 passe*; 12 passes last year. -Studio. 178. ■symonda St. s "V O itMAN M A 8 T 1 S, VIOLONCELLIST I (Pupil of C. Warwick Evans, London). Studio : > KENNETH EADY'S PIANO WAREHOUSE) , UPPER QUEEN ST. (opp. Myers Park). ; I G -JTORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE keeps j the garden smiling and the lawns freeh j and green for years and years. Famous I for long lasting. g I /CENTS' Lightweight Underwear foTlhu 1 *~* warm weather. Pants from 6/. Singlets . from 4/6.— McBIUDE. Cash Tailor ana I Outfitter, 11-13, Victoria St. W, HFS,