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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18107, 24 June 1924, Page 1

AMUBEMENTB, I A K D. For the First Time, ' of she Sea oiver Filmed. "WM. FOX presents 'THE SILENT COMMAND." •THE SILENT COMMAND." i "THE SILENT COMMAND." "THE SILENT COMMAND.' r "THE SILENT COMMAND." :. "THE SILENT COMMAND." Vigorous Action Marks Every Foot ot the I Film, and Spectacular Effects, including the Mast Realistic Shipwreck ever Screen**! i>.;- ; abound throughout the Picture. I I A GREAT DRAMA, A BRILLIANT i;- SPECTACLE, A BOMBSHELL OF ■ ■ ■ THRILLS. ' Supported by 'THE FIGHTING GUIDE.'' "THE FIGHTING GUIDE." "THE FIGHTING GUIDE.' "THE FIGHTING GUIDE." , .'(■'■ Featuring ■WiLLIAM DUNCAN and j EDITH JOHNSTON f,A Stirling story of the Great Nor'-West and V 'of a man who did things. ! Day SesiioM: 12 noon and, 3 p.m. Evening Sessions: ■ 7---pan.'- Doora open 6.30. I • Book »£ THE BRISTOL or at The Grand "phone 2934. r .C<TR AN D Daytime: 3d, 6d ajid 9d. TaA;HB Night: 6d and Is. ."MIGHTYLAK.',A ROSE" Shown at "MIGHTY LAK' A ROSE" 2.15, 5.0 ' "MIGHTY LAK" A ROSE" and 8.30. "Daniel Boon," -Ch. 2. Comedy. News. HOOT GIBSON ••SHOOTING' HOOT GIBSON in,FOR HOOT GIBSON \ LOVE." 3897

EDUOAIIONAIfc WHAT COUNTS. QTJI : are a\young man- 'wishing to take 'np.-ithe study of Accountancy.. ; The' problem of which Bohool to study :under confronts you. ; , r 6oma'schools may stress the advantage of oral taction. Others may talk about the i»um6er;.o£ students presented for the Accountancy Examinations. ' i But remember this— It isn't the number of students presented that counts. It is THE NUMBER OF PASSES OBTAINED. In the last November Accountancy Exams., •10 per cent, of -the successful students for the whole of New Zealand were Hemingway's Students. ■ And for a number of years now the GREATEST NUMBER ana the GREATEST percentage of passes in the AUSTRALIAN Accountancy Exams., have been secured by our students. '• Hrte,'then, is conclusive proof of efficient tuition.Write to-day for our Freo Book, "Accountancy," containing full particu'ars about examinations end much other valuable information. HEMINGWATS Correspondence Schools, ■'-'■ P.O, Box 516, Auckland. '

CHRISTCHTJBCH. COACHING . COLLEGE, THE "BOOKKEEPERS* DIPLOMA" may be obtained this, year by persons who Fee'for the complete course, including full notes; £6 6s. For further particulars, apply to th» I College Office, Hereford Court. , C. T. MOSLEY, A.P.A.N.Z., A.1.A.N.Z., i.CA.A., , EDUCATIONAL. GILBY'S TUTORIAL COLLEGE.

Direotor: GEO. H, SCARSE, BiA. TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS, •<D." and "C." CERTIFICATES. IF you wishe to, pass the AUGUST Examinations, wo can strengthen your Weak subiects, and' put you in possession of METHODS of dealing with • Examination Papers which will ensure success. ENROL AT. ONCE.

Coaching for MATRICULATION and other Public Examinations. . PROSPECTUS, et< at the OFFICE, NO. 2 ROYAL EXCHANGE BLDGS. SBSS4-3863

UNDEEDS of our ex-studenta are hold- — ing highly-paid positions oi trust with many of the Urge firms and companies well known throughout New Zealand. Their succesaful example may be followed by others attending our Classes and receiving a Thorough Commercial Education by competent and reliable instructors. Our qualified students are in dai'y demand, and over sixty appointments have been made in less than two months this year. The success of our teaching methods -is also proved by the excellence of our records, unapproached by any other institution in the Dominion. i UIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Principal: MIBS M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., 1.P.5., Hallenstein's Buildings (opp. D.1.C.). Tel. 1557. Railway Concession to Country Students. D 26924

DANCING. DEPORTMENT. CALISTHENIC EXERCISES. ■Under Royal and Viceregal P»irona(?e. MISS LOWE, having returned from America, will resume Day Classes from June Sod. Evening Classes, ouarter from entry. AH the new dances—Three Step, New York Sohottiache, Ballroom Tango taught privately. Fox Trot or Walts taught in three private leswrns. At horn*) Friday afternoons. 61 WORCESTER STREET. LU6S-951

IALLROOM DANCING. MISS T. ► SIMPSON Gate London West End Theatres), will receite PUPILS for MODERN BALLROOM DANCING, inclt&wg "CHICAGO" and "BLUES." CLASSES EVERY TUESDAY and st 8 p.m. Private Lessons arranged. 'PHONE 4986 for-appointment, 10 a.m. to 2.80 p.m., and 6 to 7 pjn.; or call Studio, from 3.80 p.m. Studio: Bowron's Bldgfl., 162 Manchester etreat (top floor). 58575 PIANOFORTE PLAYING. TN response to requests, MR ALFRED L WOBSLEY, A.K.M.C.M., ia now t*acaing at Studio, 68A Kilmore street, on Mondays. Vacancies for one pupil in afternoon and one in e-vening. Telephone 4929. Address: £0 Opawa road. 1243

MATRICULATION. INDIVIDUAL TUITIOH. TUTS. N. M. BELL, M.A., B.D. . 131 Fitzgerald street, St. Albans. Prospectus on Application. 82650 PIANOFORTE. Moderate Termi. Write or interview. 404 BARBADOES STREET N«57 No. .16 Cat. NO need for bed socka with a 'TJKlbtTfi HOT WATER BOTTLE. I^AiaS