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§«&£«» cS^rtj; Plumbing # »«iy BuiWj... and Priiu H tn ";' .:: pS«^2l"^ I* 8 * i cSSS? p ««'».?fe , ;o schools, and Ktnfarf n &nd ,f Msdto edition. fcoa P S'£^ Jfetior, A TRUE STATEMENT OF FAct SERIOUSLY AND° T CO\qn MSQ| S TO THE SPECIALISED TRU\Vvn' S il ! IA "^' YO^lK* E %?g«ri?»#« f/ en ,, lf th«. period covered by should run into several years tl» extr* charge. ' * >«ji f m YOU have the garaa opportuniW u u ands cf ethers had who iave cess under out training. ■* You are cordially invited to writ. m , for particulars of the position or pj't you are seriously desirous of qu»li('^fe HEMINGWAY and ROBERTSOX's " Correspondence Schools, Ltd., Union Building* Customs street E P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. OSBi WHY DON'T YOU QUALIFY As ij ACCOUNTANT? Our Instructors are MR C. T. MOSLEY, A.I.A.N.Z AP A m MR J. WYN IRWIN, iiF EE9 MR R. OLLIVER, Practising Sr., LAST EXAMINATION RESULTS' 60 Presented 89 Passed Being 78 per cent. ' Specially prepared 'essons used for bdi personal and mail tuition, ENROL AT ONCE FOR NEXT " EXAMINATION. Write or call for Prospecta* "i CO om. tancy. _GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD.. : Next G.P.0., Cathedral squirt. C. C. WILSON, Manager. 'Phone 1833. P.O. Bo* ft The most unmistakable of all tributes tt'fji) unique success of *%' DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL system of Individual Training is t.ht-KtV percentage of First and Seooiw Plats ptSS that Btudents have consistently scored'in » cognised public examinations held durinj &i past few years. same Thorough Systematic Triitlu -J- characterises Preparation for Uatrinb tion, Public Service, Teachers', Phiravy, and Higher Examinations. Our Instructors are EXPERIENCED AM) SUCCESSFUL TEACHERS. • Full particulars ; on application.' Dtj Classes,; Evening Classes,* Saturday -Uomiif Classes. Term commences at any time.— DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. .. Hallenstein's Buildings (opp. D.1.C.).^' 1 NOTE.—The demand for our qualified iU dents is as keen as ever, many firms recruit, ing the whole of their correspondence ititi from the School. D3OBO-7UI MISS MILDRED PETERS (LondotJ. . ■ Pupil Ruby Ginner and ' Madame Jeanie Smurthwsits-, • v\ ! Will Open ■ -V CLASSES FOR DANCING " At tie . , WINTER GARDENS On WEDNESDAY, MARCH Bth, . Grecian, Operatic, Ballroom (as da-nced in London Club«). • Times and Fees, etc., on application. ; At home Thursday and Monday AftereM* 'Phone 2758. P6932 81 CRANMER SCHOOL OF DANCING. Ti*'\ WS. WAUC HOX • Pupil of M. Maurice (Pari"), ■ The Vernon Castle School of Danoe (Lo«fcJ CLASSES COMMENCE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20th. MODERN BAtLROOM A S[ Studio: 1« WORCESTER HW ' (Upper Floor). Terms, etc, on application. _ 'Phone 4107. TRANCING, DEPORTMENT, PHXSIW l) ■ EXERCISE. ■ MI 8 S C 0 X (Pupil of Mrs Wordsworth, L°M And MISS MY EB B (Pupil of Eipinoea and Vernon C School, Londofl), . Resume Afternoon Classes from »«« a Evening Classes w T<i J sl TE WHARE, 53 Hereford street W. C 8267 DANCING AND RHYTHMICAI. DANCING. TITISS E. COMYNS J S °^i o a° P cU M Margaret Morris and School, London. ortn ~, Hd* Classes commence at the Onoge » TUESDAY, 14th March. 'PTTONE 1631. __—- latest dances. HJTTSB VIOLET DENNIS, M Teacher ot Ballroom don, is giving Lessons , CARLTON CAFE, Classes Mondays, 8 p.m. , phoneJ3^_

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