EDXTCATIONAZs. GIRLS LEAVING SCHOOL — KOWS THE TIME TO LEARN PITMAN'S SHORTHAND BY MAIL. HPHERE is always a demand for really X .competent typistes—and good sa~ano3 aro offered for their services. Leani the world's best system of Shorthand at home in your spare time, "Without the necessity cf attending classes. Our Correspondence Shorthand Course coCaprwses lessons specially' prep&red for m England by Pitman and Sons. By taking up the Course yon can coon became an adept Shorthand writing. For fall c&rticulara, clij> out this "ad. end oend it] with your name and address, to HEMINGWAY and ROBERTSON'S Correspondence Schools, Ltd., P. 0.. Bos 518, Auckland. 6465-4 CHRISTCHUHCH COACHING COLLSGK. CHRISTCHUKCH COACHING COLLEGE. ■gNBOL now for a Complete Course is ACCOUNTANCY OR BOOKKEEPING. ACCOUNTANCY OK BOOKKEEPING. Bend for free "Guido to Accountancy." CHRISTCHUBCH COACHING COLLEGE. CHRISTCHUKCH COACHING COLLEGE. Royal Exchange Buildings, Cathedral equate, ChriatchurcH. C. T. MOSLEY, AJP.A.N.Z., A.1.A.N.Z., F.C.A.A., •Phone 1665. Director. CSBII LEARN ENGINEERING FROM EXPERTS—IN YOUR SPARE TIME. ■WHICH branch do you wish to : * » - study—Electrical, Stationary, Marine, Oil, Traction? You can obtain expert instruction in any of these lines—at home—with Bower's Postal Course on Engineering. Students are provided with simply written instruction papere. All lessons marked by thoroughly qualified Engineer. Short daily study nueans rapid progress to success and big pay. Write to-day for Free Prospectus, BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL, (Registered under Marine and Education Departments since 1915). 141 Fletcher's Building, 22 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. (And at Auckland.) H 4101-1
QILBY'S TUTORIAL COLLEGE. Director: GEO. H./SCARSE, B.A. The Leading College in Christchurch for "Examination" Day C'&sees. MATRICULATION,. PUBLIC. SERVICE, PHARMACY, TEACHERS', ALL PROFESSIONAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS. The high percentages of our "passes" at every Public Examination during the past 16 years is a Triumphant Achievement, AVERAGING 70 ANNUALLY. CLASSES RESUME MONDAY, 21st JAN* UARY. Tuition by Mail. DAY and EVENING CLASSES. : PROSPECTUS, etc., at the OFFICE, No. 3, Royal Exchange Buildings. ■89534 s T. HILDA'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Keriot row, Duriedin. Church of England Boarding and Day School for Girls. Regd. Primary and Secondary Departments. Pupils prepared for usual publio examinations. The health and comfort of the girls ia made an especial care. Swedish Drill and Games ore under the charge of a trained Mistress (Oeaterberg). School reopens on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6th, 1934. For illustrated prospectus apj>ly to the Principal. 9708 MEDBURY SCHOOL, ' 141 Clyde road, Fendalton. Boarding and Day Schol, for Boyß from 7 to 14 years. TTTF. SCHOOL ia preparatory to Cliriut'3 College and other Secondary Schools, and ie situated within five minutes' walk of Fpndolton . tram terminus. Beautiful grounds of nearly 5 acres, included in wliich: is bovs' aporta ground. Open-air classe3 in sui'tablo weather. Home-liko surroundinga for boarders. Next term begins Wednesday, February Gth. Prospectus and all information from the Principal, Mr E. J. Chennells. 'Phono 1973. C2GI2 (. WAITAKI HIGH SCHOOLS. OAMAKU. THE FIRST TERM commences on MONDAY. February 4th, 1924, when Dew Pupils will b« enrolled. Junior Free Places available for Pupils holding Proficiency Certificates. Accommodation still available at both Schools for a limited number of additional Boarding Pupils. ' . Illustrated Prospectuses of both Boys' atd Girls' Schools on application. .. J. W. MACK.ISACK, 9314 Secretary. S. MARGARET'S COLLEGE, Cranmer equare, Chriatchurch. TTTR SCHOOL wTII reopen on Tuesday, February Sth, at 10 o'clock, and the Headmistress will be at the school to enrol new pupils on Wednesday, January 30th, from- 2.30-4.30 p.m. and Thursday, .January-Slat, from 10-12 and 2.30-1.30 pim. For prospectus apply to 9709 THE SISTER-IN-CHARGE. FRENCH. TVITONSIEUR W. S. MALAQUIN, from iVJL Orleans, France, resumes TEACHING, FEBRUARY 4th, at 55 Fitzgerald avenue, 5 doors from Ferry road. Conversation, Translation, Commercial, etc. Coaching for all cams. . At home daily: 10-12 and 4 to 6, or by. appointment. M 6521 MR W. i>ENSEM, rpEACHER OF ELOCUTION, SINGING, I ETC., Will resume Teaching at ROOM 22, INGLIS BUILDINGS, Corner High and Csahel streets, ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4th. NOTE: Prospective Pupila interviewed daily, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., from Jan. 24th. D 2649 rpHE SACRED HEART GIRLS' COLJL LEGE, Ferry rood, reopens on Tuesday, January 29th. The College has received registration from tho Education Department's Inspectors as a fuJly qualified •primary and secondary schooL Music, Singing, Voice-training and Commercial work receive special attention. 9734 "MISS MABEL THOMAS, A.T.C.L., lata i-y-A- of Italian Opera Co., Pupil and recommended by Count Filippini ao teacher of Italian Method, Bel Canto, Italian Opera, etc., resumes teaching Piano and Singing Feb. Ist, at 94 Chester street, City. 1203 U*LOCUTION—MISS LUCY COWAN re--3CJ Bumea te&ching on TUESDAY, 29th January At home morning, afternoon and evening. Royal Exchange Buildings, Cathedral square. 9754 VIOLIN. .lyriss GLADYS VINCENT, holder of AM. Bronze, Silver, Senior and A.T.C.L. "Gold Medals, rosumea Teaching February 4 th, at 231 Salisbury street E. , 90i
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