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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 160, 8 July 1922, Page 10

EDUCATIONAL. | ISG'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL, AUCKLAND. ' Headmaster: S. CLIFTON-SMITH. M.A. This School will be opened as a BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL FOR BOYS (Prom 7 to 12 Years of Age) On TUESDAY, 6th JUNE. Boarders and New Boys attend the day previous. Prospectus from SECRETARY, KING'S COLLEGE, Auckland. S H E L A D I E 5' C O L L. S G E. REMUKBA. AUCKLAND. Principal. .VIRiS. S. A. MOORE-JONES. Ix>ndon and Cheltenham. Vice-Principal: Miss. A. F. Moore-Jones, N.Z. Uriversity. Staff of Experienced Graduates, Certificated Teachers and Professors. Education to suit present-day requirements on Christian and unsectarlan principles. Numbers very limited. Individual consideration: very small classes. S OTUDY WITH THE STDRROCK SCHOOL to OF ENGINEERING (Registered under Marine and Education Departments). All branches Marine, Electricnl, Mechanical, by correspondence or In class. Free prospectus on application. Send to-day. Hellaby's Buildings, (Opp. G.P.0.). Queen Street. Auckland. WS "y W.C.A.' EDUCATIONAL CLASSES. ADVANCED COOKRCG. — WEDNDSDAX, T. 30-9.30 p.m. Fee 10' for 10 lessons. THI'IUSDAY, 7.30-9.30 p.m. Fee 12/6 for 6 lessons. I ELEMENTARY COOKING. — MONDAY. 7.30-9.30 p.m. F«e 10' for 10 lessons. DRESSMAKING.—MONDAY. 7-9 p.m. 10/ for 6 lessons. WEDNESDAY, 7-9 p.m. 10' for 10 lessons. MILLINERY.—TUESDAY, 7.30-fc p.m. 7,' C for 10 lessons. SINGING.—TUESDAY, 7.30-8.30 p.m. 10/ for 10 lessons. FRENCH.—Night to be arranged. 10/ for 10 lessons. PO6TE7R OLAS-S.—WED-XTOSDAY, 7-8 p.m. Fee 4' for 6 lessons. Classes will begin as soon as there ore sufficient enrolments. ENROL AT ONCE. Further Particulars at Y.W.C.A., UPPER QUEiBN. STREET. Phones 1683. 4454 A. MiODTCR'N INTERNATIONAL HISTORY COURSE. —Lecturer. Mr. L. A. Miinder, M.A — THURSDAY AFTERNOONS. 2.30 p.m. 20 Lectures s'. 683 •DRAINS QOMMERCIAL OOLLEGB N.Z. Insurance Bldgs.. AUCKLAND. Dairy Building, HAMILTON. GOOD SALARIES! FOR WHOM? For those who have availed themselves of a Sound, Practical Business Training. | I The motto of the present day is "Be ! Prepared," and this should be the nttltude of every aspirant to Business success. You can achieve this preparedness by joining "DRAIN'S /COMMERCIAL /COLLEGE. And the best time to Join is NOW. Prospectus and full particulars on application. Miss E. B. M. BRAIN, Principal. A. J. HUTCH7NSON. Director. 'Phone 981 A. P.O. Box 87. W.S. T>OWER TO INCREASE YOUR EARNING •t CAPACITY IS HERE. See what others have done by home study under the Bower's Engineering School tuition. Twenty-one students passed the City and Guilds London Examination first and second grade. You can do the same. Here is the list of successful students. Results prove that our system Iβ sound. Second Grade A.C. Electrical.—W. C. Penman, 3. Brown, F. W. Thureby. Second Grade D.C. Electrical.—G. Choules, D. Forbes, E. A. Goulstone, G. H. Owen. First Grade Electrical Engineering.—A. Bishop. C. E. Bowley, N. 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