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-pMWMaojgal I BABY'S COLLEG_ , re-assemble as under next, the 11th instant, DA"SC Commercial Evening Classer sume on Monday, 25th- t-~- a pjn. Prospectus free on\ 93 Worcester street Telepi P.O. Box 652. C. H. Gi (N.Z.) Director. , ' 69 Worcester street W (Just over Bridge from Sen Day and Evening SesaoaaM MONDAY, 18th JANUABSS Term commences with firsTae' 1 Parents will be interviewed students enrolled between the 10 to 12 and 2 to 5.30. SaturjL 12.30. Free Prospectus on ama TeL 32-510. Office Appointments qualified students. - .-^ ~~s% ask&ti LEGE. Top Floor, Wardell's Bui 1 Cashel street l * Day and Evening Classes'.! Strictly individual tuition hand, Typewriting, Bookkee Enrolments from 12th Jan _ Fees very moderate. Theme SCHOOL. Boarding Department fop: 2000 ft above Sea-leveL * DRY. HEALTHY CLOUSBL?^ built up. All advantages of life. Use of pony. now be enrolled. tl '„j Apply to , *\, JT. ANDREWS PRESS _ » COLLEGE, . . -?-:%»^ Papanui road, Christcharth.^ (The College admits boys of'all nominations.) - RECTOR: J. B. Mawson, MJE£ Boarding and Day Schootl wifl£l|£ij Preparatory and See Schools. Secondary School Courses: Aalatf . sional, Commercial, andjApK' cultural. . >***«* Open-air classrooms and dorml and excellent outside activities. '£B£ The next term opens on Wednerittj 3rd February, 1937. <fi*||j Prospectus and further ftifflrmrtiacj obtainable from the Bunar.|gA. O. WILKINSON, B. Cojtti 82 Hereford street,: •>.. £■ CHRISTCHURCH.; % BUSINESS LEADERSHIP ——— - ''--fESs* PERSONAL TOUCH IN TEAqnfflt The aim of the Gregg-Banks Ga&t mercial College is not solely thejpßg: ing of examinations or the secunngtf'' brilliant appointments, but the STOflfe' ing of young people who trained ability and the-will-to^? The keynote of success of the-Greggf Banks plan is close personal and, to this end, the Principal-tote? a personal and friendly interestia m* students, advising and assisting «&„ one through the course. *.* *y^ The success of these methods , fe i one trough the course. *.* sp^J._ The success of these methods ,&• ' amply demonstrated by the strikhig ..] approached by other institutions of the' kind. - .'., "" Those who wish to train for ousass leadership should apply now for to*', prospectus. . The Director- of-Stoma_ will be at the College on and ateprospective students: GHEGG-BANKS ... COMMERCIAL COLLEGEyV.J: Whitcombe's Buildings, CashelMiss I. I. Archer. Principal. ~" £ JS? _ GMBh • WHAT EVERY '■*,"& ACCOUNTANCY SHOULD KNOW . The "H.C.A." is the most practical^ account „ _ .... The "H.C.A." Course has e*gn«W features that eUminate all' study, and direct the avenues of work that assure ;succ«| % all exams. :,' V.,*.! - r The."H.C.A." Course embodier»**j* Mafl'MlMffi^ESESl The "H.C.A." Course not' only; «£f* countant . --1 jffi "H.C.A." Students are uniform^ established. There's no . _ actual figures. • :"M %■ The "H.C.A." special tuition *«r?gj4 The first step towards successmigy* can. Obtain the H.C Ji. Prospectus. Write to HARLE'S COLLEGE OF; irS- si Colonial Mutual Life Bldgs, P.O. Box 859, Wellington. CHRISTCHURCH COLLEGE. - J ->;, TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, I?R> * ..a hY . school progress ci enrolment forms may be o tion of special subjects to ing careers: — For Boys-Agricultural,, ' Woodworking and Building » ; Commercial. . * W , Early application shouif made for board at boys hostels, . ,_ will NOT be "taken before *• Mr N. M. Bell, MA., »• gerald street St Albans^ Principal: Miss Naare Studio: 112 A Lichfield St. """plf