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EDUOATIONiIIfc becrhtaeial examinations. TyE strong!? advise. all Accountancy Stu- ' * * dent* to favcumbly consider passing the Eliminations of Tho Auatralaeian Institute of Secretarial, and thus secure tho dual Degrees of "yOALIFJED ACCOCATAA'T" and "QUALIFIED SECRETARY.' Students who lave passed the Accountancy Examinations are iJlowed exemption from the game subjects in tho Secretarial Examination. Wo have & complete course of printeo lessons cohering the folloiring compulsory Eights and Duties of Secretaries, Corr«por.dence Precis Writing, Indexing' and i uinj; Documents, Dra wing np Reports, Preparing Agenda and Minutes,. Legally Conduct of Meetings, Company Functions and FrocMcirs, Liquidations, Liquidators and Receivers. Course is exceptionally complete, the aMe an<l the Fees very reasonFull parikx.Hrs upon application. xiEMINGVfAY AND KOBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., ' Union Buildings, Customs street E. G6798 P.O. Box 616, AUCKLAND. WHY lIOirT YOU QUALIFY AS AN »» ACCOUNTANT? Oar Instructors are MR <J. T. MOSLEY. A.1.A.N.Z., A.PA.N.Z. MR J. WYN IRWIN, M.A., F.R.E.S. ME E. OLLIVER, Practising Solicitor. LAST ELIMINATION RESULTS: JO Prceented 89 Passed Being 78 per oeni. Specially prepared Vssonir used for Both personal and mail tuition. ENROL AT ONOE FOR NEXT EXAMINATION. Wr.He oir call for Prospectus "Accountancy." CHLBTS COLLEGE, LTD.. Next G.P.0., Cathed:ral Bquwe. C. C. WILSO fT. Manager. Tlsom im P.O. Bo* EB. G5768-5895-2 OEOOSEi A OAREEB And Beosiv* * Complatu Commercial Training ■ At COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. If yera aim preparing for an examination UTE CAN ASSIST YOU. Hundreds of our Students are occupying highly-paid positions In Scholastic Inatitutions and Commercial Enterprises. A SPECIAL CLASS for the BOOKKEEPERS' CERTIFICATE is htiM each Tuesday evening from 7to 9 p.m. Early enrolment is advisable. This Class ia in charge of a PRACTICAL ifcnd QUALIFIED Accountant. Full particulars on application. DIGBVS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Halloost«in's Buildings, Triangle' . (Opp. p J.C.), - Christchurch. • DSOBO-T456 j QCHOOL OF DANCING, O HB WORCESTER STREET (Near' Manchester street). Principals: TOED EE4DE WAUCHOP' (L*fo BalM Master and Principal Dancer X 0. Williamson, Ltd., and Tivoli Theatre, Ltd.), and :w. S. WAUCHOP (Pupil of M. M&ttrfce, Ps.ria, and Vernon Cantle School, London). Modern Ballroom, Balle'. and Classical Dancing. Nerr Classes now forming. CHILDREN'S CLASSES commence SATURDAY, March 25th. Parti.cu.lara on application. 'Phone 4107. W9U3-8568 LATEST DANCES. (Aa danced at the Grafton Galleries and Murray's Club, London.) TI/fTSS VIOLET DENNIS, Professional (iX*. Teacher of Ballroom Dancing, of London, is giving lessons in her studio, Room 21, Victoria Chambers (opp. the' Band Rotunda). Private 'Lessons by appointment. Classes Mondays, S p.m., commencing on Monday," the "24 th ihst. "Enrolment by 'Phone 39C2, mornings, before 11. Prospectus sent on application. P.O. Box 635. D 3266-677 , DANCING. MISS LYNNE EDWARDS (Pupil of Miss A'l Minnie Everett, Sydney, and Mr Beg. Glennie, <of the Weutwoxth Cafe, Sydney) has resumed teaching Classical Dancing for Children, spocjaily featured and latest ballroom dancing, as taught and danced at the Wentwdrtli Hotel, Sydney. Appointments made by Telephone-369, between 9 and 10 a.m. Postal address: BOX , 606. E5931

Dancing, deportment, physical EXEBCISE. MISS COX (Pupil of Hra Wordsworth, London) ! And M 1.8,8 ,M Y E B S (Pupil of Espince'a and Vernon Castle's School, London), Bedtime Afternoon Classes from March 18th. Evening Classes Forming. TE WHABE, 63 Hereford street W. Tel. 85i. C 8267 DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. • PROF. FLEMING has Resumed Teaching. All Special Dances taught in Threo Frivato Lessons Any hour Also Private Classes forming to suit Pupils. Proficiency guaranteed Private Academy, 241 Cashel street. 'Phono SM, F5899 DANCING and DEPORTMENT. Und»r Royal and Vice-Regal patronage. MISS LOWE Resumes Clnsses from March 20th. Evening Clue,res forming. Waltzing taught in threo priva.ta lesions. At homo Tuesday afternoons. ol Worcester street. Lo&Dj PARIS SCHOOL OF DRK'SSCUTTING. DRESS and: COSTUME MAKING mado easy by our iw, up-to-date mttJiod. Special private lessons in pattern cuttingmaterials cult and fitted. CALL\ MB'S .UEi\N, Principal,' Room 21$, High street Chambers, G{B6 S 2/2 HIGH STREET. H/fB SYDNEY BUTLER, L.R.A.M., IVi A.8.C.0., Conductor of the Royal Christchureh Musical Society, haa several Vacancies for Private Pupils in Singing. Studio: Robert Francis, and Co., Hi?h street. 'Plume 1530. Res., 'Phone 8345. 2277 TJiARAGON SHORTHAND is the shortest JT~ Shorthand extant. It eclipses all other systems in simplicity, legibility, and speed, and can be learned and used with less cttort, and in much less time than any other Shorthand system.. Full particulars sent without obligation. PaxUVGON SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, 6967 61 Market street, SYDNEY. MODERN DANCING. BS CORA I. HIBBERDINE (Lat«> Uuway's and Embassy Dance Ciiil, London). Classes now forming for instruction in correct Ballroom Dancing and Deportment. Special attention given to Rhythm and Style. Private Leesons by appo.ntment. Add!ess: 389 DURHAM STREET. At Homa, Monday Afternoons, or Appoint ments by Letter. 115940 COBB AND 00. TELEGRAPH LINE COACHES. . T EAVE Arthur's Pass station on arrive Ju of West Coast Express, which Reaves Chmtahurch 8.30 a.m., Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Carryia? Passengers, and thejp only for Jlokitika, Wcetport, Reef ton, and Gieymoulh, arriving Greymouth same ovenrail and coach tickets can be obtained at Railway Station and Cook and Son's Office, Clmaichurch also Cowh ticket* for coach louikiwy obtainable at the fouowtoe hotclo: —Warner's, Coker'a Storey«, riarencion. and, United Service Hotels; from MrC^Uy, S P nu « £eid; XJhrUtchurcn. . , Xhe msnazewent « wwier Mr H. «rlw liad ih>l» management sine* 187 a CASSIOX and CO., 2 Proprietor*. CALL and IwpMt obi value in Lmoleums. For price and quality we lead, others follow. HoimoF and Sons, Ltd., 130^ugh •best