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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16695, 2 December 1919, Page 11

EDUCATIONAL. WHEN YOUR MOTOR ENGINE "GOES BACK" ON YOU. CAN" You Snd out t'ne caw?, Can 7«i take it to pieces ar.d the parts correctly'.' Can you '-lo your own repairs. Ask youißeli t'r.oev quojf.ons. OUR CORRESPONDENCE COURSE Or , MOTOR MECHANICS DEALS ITH MOTORS FROM A TO ZB«no£i t-T thi** f;jTA of Bp^re-timc fftiidy. The feo is modcral«. and tho knortrinTailuabio to S<»nd for Bry»V; A t CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF MOTOR MECHANICS, P.O. BOX 81G. Go 113 CI IRISTC H U RC'II. TRENCH AND SPANISH. MADAME RUSHA (late of and Spanieh America, Teacher of French it St. Marsaret'o Ir.d:vid'.:al and C!a«« Tuition in above Language?. Cor.vcria'ion and Pronunciation a Speciality. 524 RICCARTON ROAD (opp. Division road Car Stop). Hours: 3to 5 acl 7to 3 p.o. Coraercial Translations Undertaker. Terms on application. 'Phone A 4713. KSS77 TYPEWRITING RESULTS: ALL THE C.ILBY CANDIDATES PASSED! RESULTS for the T.P.S. Tyrist:-' Exan:.. h"ld in Jnne last, nrc to hand fro:r. | Er.sland—and, at, usual, they bear testimony to tho cSiiencr of Gilby training. CI Gilby-lrair.ed students wero prceentpf] for this exam., AND THEY ALL PASSED. But that is not aU: of tho 21 candidates, 12 naasad "with distinction"— clear, convincing proof that it pays to study at Gi'by'a College. I • Become a O.ilby student, ar.d receive I thorough, individual tuition. Your progress ! will rapid, and when competent, we will | undertake to sccuro for you an ofEco apj poinimcnt. i Call or write for full details of our various J courses—ncvr! j GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., I/. J. Berry, F.1.A.N.Z.. Director, ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, NEXT G.P.O, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. 'Phono 1333. P.O. Box SG. G 4356-26 73 DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Principal : MISS M. D. DIG BY. P.C.T., I.P.S. (Typistca' Section). rpHE following are a few of the recent sucJ- cesses achieved by our Students, and which speak for themselves: — 1. One of OUR Students, after ONLY FOUR MONTHS' training in PITMAN'S SHORTHAND and Typewriting, was a successful candidate at the PUBLIC SERVICU Shorthand-Typistcfl' Examination held last February, paeeing the SENIOR DIVISION at the following examination and receiving immediately a Government appointment at a commencing salary of £101 per annum. This wan one of OUR DAY Students, who was NOT an EXPERIENCED ShorthandTypiste. 2. During the pant twelve months no fewer than 151 Shorthand Speed and Theory Certificates have been granted by Sir Isaac Pitman nnd Sons to OUR Students. 3. Tho SIX "GREGG" Shorthand Speed Certificates granted by tho Chrietchurch Shorthand Writere' Association were gained by OUR Gregg Students. 4. The Gold Medal annually awnrded by the above Aeeociation to tho candidate obtaining tho HIGHEST Shorthand Speed Certificate granted by Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons during the year was again won by ono of OUR Students with a certificate for 170 words per minute. Our Teaching is INDIVIDUAL, THOROUGH, and PRACTICAL, and the results continually being achieved by our etudents stand unequalled. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES. Prospectus on Application at the School. Railway Concession Tickets for Country Students. Term commences at any time. Hallenstein's Buildings Triangle, (Op. D.1.C.), Christchurch. D 2685-4 OUR WIRELESS COURSE FEES ARE A PAYING INVESTMENT. ffO rlart with, they are very reasonable. We back them np with a thorough course and Expert Teaohen. If you provide the brains, determination to get on, you cen easily become a qualified Wineloos Operator in six months. Wireless Operators travel the world, under good conditions, at good pay. THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., will give you full information if you call, write, or 'phone to-tlay. Day, Evening, and Correspondence Tuition. ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, Cathedral square, Christelmreh. P.O. Box 729. Telephone C 934. Branches: Dunedin, Wellington, and Auckland. H4879 FUNERAL NOTICEB. rjTHE Friends of the late Peter Flori £*» -L invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave 22S Durham street This Day (Tuesday) at 10 a.m., for Sydenham Cemetery. GEORGE Ba-i>RELL. 03 THE Funeral of tho lato Christian Andrew will leave her lato rceidenoe, 410 Madras street North, on Wednesday, December 3rd, at 3.30 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 6390 rpHhe Funeral of the late George Savage X v. ill leave his late rewidonce, 76 Hawke street, New Brighton, on Wednesday, Deoembor 3rd, at 2 p.m., arriving at Linwood Ceineterv 2.20 p.m. J. LAMB and SON. 6355 A MILITARY FUNERAL will be accordA td to tho late Captain William Thomas Lloyd, which will leave the residence of Mr J Thomas, 51 Domain terrace, Spreydon, cn Wednesday, December 3rd - P-™" f ° r Addingtoa Cemetery. GEORGE UA j*; KELL. J. LAMB AND SON. funeral furnishers. MOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS TO ANY PART OF CANTERBURY. No 334 LICHFIELD STREET. n- -OH Established 1873. Telephone 51 jTAN G FORD AND RHIND, ; UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. 104 Cashel street. Thote 312. P.O Box 523. Herbert LJkorf John lliund, ID London «trcct. 106 Montr«oi ££***- 'Phone 660. Thone 160 G. inono aw LII9I-SSS4 » O E O H G E 15 A It R E L L, VJ FURNISHING I.nDERTAKER. MODERN MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOR-CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. 201. Garage: 235 Durham street. °®Pho« 7*. -N«tt or Dg. n , ATTIRE. Specialised at J ABMSTROn G'S. e HAIR OOMBS—NEW STYLES. il TUgT arrived —» fine Assortment of Ladies' y eJ Hair Combs, in the N-west Styles, aisc FANCY RAR-RINGS, moat effective, tbeii design being based on celebrated antiqw models. GREGORY, CASHEL STREET, jast past Ballaatyns'a 4 G4SB7-9250