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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22636, 15 February 1939, Page 18

EDUCATIONAL. CHRISTCHURCH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. PAPANUI TECHNICAL COLLEGE. EVENING CLASSES. HTHE Evening Classes will Commence -*■ at both Colleges on WEDNESDAY, FERBRUARY 22nd. Enrolments will be taken at each School every afternoon this week AFTER 2 P.M., and next week in the evenings also. Prospectus and further particulars on application at the Colleges. Most students hold free places. Fees to paying students are very moderate. 7903 PERFORMANCE . . NOT PROMISES! Is the motto of THE CHRISTCHURCH * THE CHRISTCHURCH ACCOUNTANCY ACCOUNTANCY COLLEGE COLLEGE 1938 Accountancy Examinations: 51 SECTIONAL PASSES—over ONETHIRD of Christchurch's successful students were’COACHED BY US. WISE TUITION IS THE BASIS vv OP SUCCESS. Apply now for this year’s prospectus and time-table to the Directors: Mr V. A. Norrish. A.P.A., N.Z., Commerce Bldg., Hereford street, 'Phone 30-278; or Mr L. J. H. Hensley, LL.B, A.M.P. Building, Worcester street, 'Phone 35-020. Enrol Early—Classes commence February 13th. ' —B

| SUCCESSFUL ACCOUNTANCY COACHING FOR 1939 ! Study with the College that consistently gets the best results. THE CHRISTCHURCH ACCOUNTANCY COLLEGE Gained 51 SECTIONAL PASSES in the 1938 Accountancy Examinations—over ONE THIRD of the Christchurch passes! WISE, PERSONAL AND THOROUGH COACHING IN LIMITED CLASSES. Obtain your free 1939 prospectus and time-table from the Directors: Mr V. A. Norrish, A.P.A., N.Z. Commerce Building, Hereford street, ’Phone 30-278; or Mr L. J. H. Hensley, LL.B., A.M.P. Building, Worcester street. ’Phone 35-020. Classes have commenced—Don’t Delay Your Enrolment. —A

THOROUGH ACCOUNTANCY COACHING ANDERSON’S BUSINESS COLLEGE. A limited number of study groups are now forming for PERSONAL, COMPLETE Coaching in Every Subject in the ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS. Also full Commercial Tuition for Matriculation, School Certificate, Secretarial, Book-keeping, Public Service, Post Office, Air Force, Etc. ANDERSON’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 96 Hereford Street. 'Phone 36-414. Box 413. FREE PROSPECTUS. Evening Interviews Arranged. A 3267

COACHING FOR MATRICULATION. SCHOOL CERTIFICATE, PUBLIC SERVICE ENTRANCE, ETC.] TNDIVIDUAL Instruction by qualified tutors. Special fee covers course of instruction for - the year. STUDENTS FOR 1939 ARE NOW ENROLLING. DICKY'S COMMERCIAL. SCHOOL, 69 WORCESTER ST. WEST (Next to "Harley.”) Day and Evening Commercial Sessions have resumed. Railway Concessions for Country Students. D 3150

ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS A FREE COPY of the 1939 PROSPECTUS for ENTING’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IS NOW AVAILABLE FROM THE PRINCIPAL,' E. L. ENTING, 8.C0m., F.R.A.N.Z., BOX 826F, WELLINGTON, C.l. Get yours TO-DAY. Expert Tutors. Moderate Fees. Printed Notes. Study at the College founded on 23 years of practical teaching experience.

n ILBY’S COLLEGE. (Near Cathedral square). All Classes (Day and Evening) now in Session. Expert Tuition in all Commercial Subjects. Preparation for Matriculation, Public Service, and Secretarial Exams. Term commences with first lesson. ENROL NOW. G5208

PITMAN’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Top Floor, Warden’s Buildings. Strictly individual tuition in Shorthand (Pitman and Gregg). Typewriting, Bookkeeping, etc. Term commences with first attendance. Positions guaranteed for all qualified students. Fees moderate. ’Phone 41-027.

COUNTY COUNCILS. SPRINGS COUNTY COUNCIL. PENALTY ON UNPAID RATES. "PURSUANT to Section 76 of “The -*■ Rating Act, 1925,” Public Notice is Hereby Given that an Additional Charge of TEN PER CENTUM will be Added to all RATES (made and levied for the year ending 31st March, 1939) that remain UNPAID After FEBRUARY 28, 1939. P. J. PORTER, 7987 County Clerk

RANGIORA COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG REGISTRATION ACT, 1908. PURSUANT to Section 8 of the “Dog -*■ Registration Act, 1908,” NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fee for the registration of dogs for the County of Rangiora for the year 1939, is now payable to the Registrar of Dogs at the County Office, Rangiora, or to the Dc Tax Collector. The amount of the fee has been fixed as follows: — For each dog kept solely for the purpose of herding or driving sheep or cattle —Two shillings and sixpence (2/6). For any other dog—Ten shillings (10/-). A fee of 1/- in respect of each dog registered will also be payable under the “Dog Registration (Prevention of Hydatid Disease) Regulations. 1938.” A supply of the approved remedy will be handed to each person registering a dog, and paying the prescribed fee. S. G. DALLEY, 7964 . County Clerk.