/-"YPENING- TT 0K rpRAINED TjiNGINEERS. The men who TO-DAY are preparing for TO-MORROW, by studying the TECHNICALITIES OF .ENGINEERING in the various branches are BOUND TO SUCCEED. Whether the training is required in order to successfully prepare for Government Certificates, or acquire extended knowledge to improve your position In the Engineering World, it will be well worth while to CONSULT BOWER. All these branches are catered for by nieans of WEEKLY LECTURES and HOME STUDY. ELECTRICITY, STEAM, OIL, BUILDING AND CONTRACTING. DRAUGHTING, MATHEMATICS. Note the Address: bower's ttingineering qchools, ower's Schools, (Registered under Marine and Education Departments since 1915), 131, COLWILL'S CHAMBERS, SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 50. Rhone 1734. C "VTEW ZEALAND CORRESPONDENCE AA SCHOOLS. The year 1924 will soon be OVER THE BRINK. Why not signalise its last days by becoming a student? Then in 1923 Better Prospects arc possible. What about BOOKKEEPING? Or say BACKWARD EDUCATION? How would MATRICULATION do? Or perhaps PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS? Who asks a Lout BUILDING or CONTRACTING? Again you may want CIVIL ENGINEERING. We can provide a COMPLETE and EFFICIENT Training in any of the above courses—as well as in kindred subjects. Note our address : _ST Z Q ORBESPO * NDENCE schools (Incorporating Metropolitan and Maoriland Colleges), COLWILL'S CHAMBERS, SWANSON STREET. AUCKLAND. 'I-hone 1734. T.O. Box 671 or 50. RA "DRAIN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. GOVERNMENT SHORTHAND-TYPISTS' EXAMINATION.. There were 68 Auckland Candidates for the above Examination, and 81 Passed. Brain's Commercial College entered 27 Students, and secured 23 of the Passes. MISS K. B. M. BKAIN, D Principal. MOTOR SERVICE. y\7 A N G A N U I RIVER. Tourists doing the Waoganni River Trip are advised to get particulars of the Motor Service connecting Ohaknne Junction, Main Trunk Line, with the river boat at I'ipiriki. Book through Government Tourist Farean, Thos. Cook and Sons, or Raetlhl Bns Co. Raetihi. C AARD MOTOR SERVICE. TAUPO —WAIR AKEI—HAMILTON, Via Cambridge, Horahora, Arapuni, Putaruru, Tokoroa and Atiamuri. Time at Horahora and Arapuni to view works. Leave Hamilton, Mon., Wed., Sat., 9 a.m.. Leave Taupo. Tues., Thurs., Sun., 9 a.m. Connects with Napier Aard Service. North and South Expresses met. Inquiries Brjfce Street, Hamilton, and Wildman and Arey, Anckland.—N. D. ROBERTSON, Prop., Hamilton. 'Phone 1255. AUCKJ-AND CTAK MOTOR SERVICE °AAED. FRANKTON-TE AROHA. CAR LEAVES FRANKTON JUNCTION on arrival of the Auckland Express at 10 p.m. eflch evening, excepting Saturdays. Arrives Te Aroha at 1 _.m., and leaven there again at 1.30 a.m. for Frankton Junction, arriving In time for the passengers to catch the Main Xruuk to Auckland at 3.45 a.m. INQUIRIES: "Auckland Star" Publisher, Fort Street, •Phone 1775. "Auckland Star" Representative, Hamilton. 'Phone 1792. "Auckland Star" Agent, Te Aroha. 'Phone 217. D 4
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 308, 29 December 1924, Page 3
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