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EDUCATIONAL. THE FOREMOST PRIVATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE IN AUSTRALASIA. ]N 1837 HEMINGWAY and ROBERTSOiN -A- ■ first commenced training young men by corre3pondence for all branches of commercial work. During- the 26 intervening years this firm has devoted all its energies to prefeoting its methods of tuition by mail. _ No expense or troubia has been spared in order to secure the most expert instructors, and to. give all students the best individual atten- .-. Every year thousands of H. and R. students e'it "lor the -various public-examinations —Accountancy, Law, Matriculation, Public Service, etc. The fact that H. and R. Students have registered by far the largest number and the greatest percentage of passes, gives conclusive proof of the all-round supremacy of this great Correspondence School. Enrol .with, the School that Gets Results. HEMINGWAY and ROBERTSON'S Correspondence Schoo.s, Ltd., P.O. Box 516. Auckland. H64G5-1 CHRISTCHURCH BOYS' AND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL HOSTELS. APPLICATION for Admission to the Boys' and Girls' High School Hostels should be nddressed as follows: For Boys—The Headmaster, Harakeke street, Lower Riccarton. For Girls—The Matron, "Acland," "85 Papamii road, Merivale. - Early application should be made. Fees—Full boarders £l9 per term, > reducible to £l7 on prompt payment. Weekly boarders, £l6 per term, reducible to £l4 on prompt payment.' Further particulars on application. L. A. STRINGER, Registrar. Canterbury College, 'Christclrurch, N.Z., November 28th, 1923. • . 702S PREPARE FOR PROMOTION By Studying NOW the Subjects necessary for a SUPERIOR POSITION. Delay May Spoil Your Chances. [HORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, > . BOOKKEEPING, ENGLISH, LANGUAGES, GENERAL EDUCATIONAL SUBJECTS. Preparation for all Public and Commercial Examinations. . DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Haller.Etein'B Buildings, Triangle, (Opp. D.1.C.). . D 3290-9629-1 TRANCING, Deportment, Calisthenic Exer- * cises, under Royal and Vice-Regal patronage. Miss Lowe resumes her classes from September 24th. Waltz and Fox Trot taught in three private ■ lessone. At home Tuesday afternoons. 51 Worcester etret. L 6455-1152 2BOFESSIONAL NOTICES. P.O. BOX 663. TELEPHONE 2072. SEVICKE JONES, - OPTICIAN, Comer of CATHEDRAL SQUARE and CHANCERY LANE. (No Canvassers Employed.) . \ORWICH UNION SOCIETY. (The Oldest Office in the World.)NOW OFFERS YOU A SPECIAL SUPERANNUATION ASSURANCE (With Family Income Payments for 25 years following retirement or death). STEPHEN PERRIN, South leland Representative. 'Phone 1407, P7105-908S J. B. NEALE, F.P.A., N.Z. F.I.A.', N.Z. TTiUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, SECRETARY and SHAREBROKER. Member Christchurch Stock Exchange. 162 MANCHESTER STREET. N7183 (Opposite National Bank.) ROBERT L. SAUNDERS 3EGS to announce ihat he has commenced practising as a • SOLICITOR At Offices in REDPATH'S- BUILDINGS, Tel. 2300. ' 183 Cashel street. 58494 PARRY RHODES, A.P.A. (N.Z'.), A.I.A. (N.Z.) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR AND COMPANY ' SECRETARY. 94A Hereford street, Christchurch. Telephone 5499. P.O. Box 1045. R9319 N.Z. TRADERS' PROTEC ENQUIRY AGENCY. ACCOUNT COLLECTORS, TRADE ASSIGNEES ATTORNEYS and TRUSTEES. Director: H. Rhodes, A.P.A. (N.Z.). 94A Hereford etreet, Christchurch Telephone 5499. P.O. Box 1045. R9319 len the eyes easily tire ossl Don't neglect ice—consult a specialist optician—consult MR ALEX. GRANT, who will give you helpful advice and prescribe becoming glasses if 3 ecessary. ALEX. GRANT, Consulting Optician, 115 Cashel etreet, G5833-6163 ' (Opp. Ballantyne'a). OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN. > Si LONSDALE. u» ' . Fellow of the Spectacle Makers' Company, London. 182 MANCHESTER STREET. (One Minute from Cathedra!.)