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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 19, 23 January 1929, Page 5

EDUCATIONAL. QLEVELAND HODSE. LADIES' COLLEGE. GARDEN ROAD, RBMTJERA. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Principal: Mrs. S. A. Moore-Jones. Upper and Lower School. _ Montessori Class for Infants. Small Classes. Individual Attention. First Term Begins TUESDAY, February 12. Boarders, February 11. Prospectus on Application. 'Phone 25-015. S T\;OCESAN HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. U AUCKLAND. MISS E. H. SANDFORD, M.A. (Hons.), (Glrton College, Cambridge). REOPENS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, at 9 a.m. Boarders return February 11th. Entrance Examination, MONDAY, February 11th, at 10 a.m. Mis* Sandford will be at home to parents by appointment on THURSDAY, January 31st, FRIDAY, February Bth, and MONDAY, February 11th, from 2 to 4. at School House. :80 ST. CUTHBERTTS COLLEGE. —Boarding and Day School for Girls. First term commences February 13, 1929. Boarders arrive February 12,1029. Intending entrants should enrol now. Enrolment Forms, Prospectuses and Information obtainable from THE REGISTRAR, St. Cuthbert'e College, Market Rd„ Epsom, Auckland. :23 TXEMINGWAY'S QOMMERCIAL pLASSES RESUME ON MONDAY* JANUARY 21. RESUME ON MONDAY, JANUARY 21. The best positions In offices are secured by those who hnve received the ir.ost thorough and practical training. We are unable to fill the demand for HEMINGWAYTRAINED Students. Hemingway's Day and Evening Classes are the outcome of OVER 30 YEARS' SPECIALISATION INCOMMERCIAL EDUCATION. Individual instruction —sound, thorough and practical—given to each student l>y highly skilled and qualified teachers, who bave had in addition many years of practical office experience. Special attention paid to English. Spelling. Punctuation, and the Correct Setting-out of Business Correspondence. EXAMINATION RESULTS.—Every student we presented at the last GOVERNMENT SHORTHAND. TYPISTES' EXAMINATION passed—loo per cent. Well lighted and airy classrooms, located on FIFTH FLOOR. CHANCERY CHAMBERS. Corner O'Conoell and Chancery Streets. P.O. Box 516, Auckland. 26 RANTED, JUNIORS. GIRLS AND BOYS who are determined to succeed ensure their future career by enrolling now in TJRAIN'S /COLLEGE. Our Students are trained to meet the requirements of Commercial and Professional Men who demand rpRAINED With a Sound Knowledge of Commercial ENGLISH and GOOD HANDWRITING. gPECIAL /^LASSES In English and Handwriting incorporated in our usual course of SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, > BOOKKEEPING. BURROUGHS. ENROL NOW and gain the advantage of the whole year's Lectures. MISS E. B. M. BRAIN .... Principal A. J. HUTCHINSON Director N.Z. Insurance Building, Auckland And at Hamilton. WS AUCKLAND T>UBINESS /COLLEGE UCKLAND -DUSINEB3 (201, Smith's Buildings, Albert Street). We Guarantee Thorough and Individual Instruction in :— SHORTHAND. TOUCH TYPEWRITING. BOOKKEEPING. ENGLISH. OFFICE PROCEDURE. COLLEGE NOW OPEN AND FILLING RAPIDLif. Early Application Advisable. Prospectus may be had from Messrs. Whltcombe and Tombs, Messrs. Chaurpta'loup and Edmlston, or from the College (phone 40-0559). Principals may be interviewed daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Principal T. U. Wells, M.A. Vice-Principal - - Mrs. N. H. E. Shepherd, 8.A., LL.B. WS STURKOCK'S SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING. Registered as a Technical School. ALL BRANCHES OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Are Adequately Covered by Our Courses. Write For Particulars. QUAY BUILDING, QUAY STREET. AUCKLAND. Phone 44-4 U. W8 "TkRULEIGH COLLEGE, ANZAC AVE. BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, TYPING. Personal Tuition. 1929 Specialty—Business Efficiency Course. All our 1928 graduates have been placed in positions. :23 EFFECTIVE Personal Coaching for Matriculation and University Examinations. Herbert Mason, M.A., 88, Grange Rd. :x2B PLUMBERS AND DRAINERS. AUCKLAND'S Leading Drainers. Choked and Broken Drains Repaired at shortest notice. AH Kinds of Concrete Work under taken. Experts only em gloved.—H. VALEN. TINE AND SON. 17, Northcote St.. Grey Lynn. Phone 26-019 C