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educational architectural examinations. STUDENTS prepared by CORRESPONDENCE mid PERSONAL TUITION in all the necessary subjects for the 'Examinations of the "■.•'-:''". RQYAL INSTITUTE OF BRITISH;'ARCHITECTS "And the ■ / - -• NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OP. , ARCHITECTS '_' /' ''^"Z, By ':■■ ' BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGER ■ Woodward Street, WELLINGTON,. And at Cltristchurck and New Plymouth. TUTORS: .'• Mr. L. E. Williams, A.R.1.8.A., ' M.C.I. (London), of the firm of . . Clcro and Williams, Archk • tects and Structural Engineers; . Mr. C. H. Mitchell, A.8X8.A;,-" , "'-' • of the firm of Atkins, Bacon, . " and Mitchell, Architects and Structural Engineers. For further information, 6cnd for i Prospectus to ■ ' --'•..' '; •••• ; 'H. AMOS, '■;'■• .' Managing Director,' :'";• Telephone 2095, MAKE STUDY v ' YOUR HOBBY ' .;• ■FOR. THE WINTER. EVENINGS. ' "• : Sonic Hobbies do littlo more llian waste lime.' How much' , bettor to do a little study, and thus" receive v ultimate repayment for the time and money you spend I GILBY'S COLLEGE ILBY'S COLLEGE . Will teach you any commercial or.educational subject you are interested in. Attend our Evening classes. We teach Shorthand, Typewriting, Stenotypy ■ (niachinu sliditharid), Book-keeping, Business Correspondence, Office Practice, Accountancy, and l 'all sub- . ject-i for Primary Standards, Ma- - : triculation, Public Service Entrance,-., and kindred examinations. '.;.-■ Our Evening Classes are conducted by a complete staff, of . " •'- : QUALIFIED TEACHER SPECIALISTS; You will receive individual instruction, If you cannot attend in person, enrol for our splendid Correspondence Lessons'....;.-. •Commence immediately. Write'or call for Free Prospectus. Term may commence at any time. " • -'Established. 1887. "THOROUGH" is our Motto.' ■ GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., •■ Horace Gilby, I'.C'.l. (Eng.)," Director, ; Winder's Buildings, ti . .;..... Lower Culm Street; Wellington. 'Phone 2602. P.O. 80x'203.:v ( (And;at Christchurch.) ''-"-■:■ IT IS YOU---; '■.'■'■. ■'. '■■;■•• ;■■ : .YOU- ' ■ ;•■ ' .'■ '■;.• '•';' ■ ' . '"' • ' rou .!:"::- NEVER mind about our passing more . t'lmii 2500 .through Uie Accountancy , and .Book-keeping Exams.-about the 95 of our Students ivho have won Honours; place—or of the hundreds uf our- past students who are now in successful practice as Accountants and Auditors—but CONSIDER YOURSELF. Wluit '.'.liavo you done?—to hold a responsible and'well-' puid position. 'I'Jiori! I.i no better way. of obtnii'iig your ei;d than to take-our "Home Study" Courses in PRACTICAL BOOK-KEJ'MNU, or in ACCOUNT. ANCY, or in SHOICi'ftAND.or inCUilPLETK BUSINESS TRAINING, -'■■■h Write to-day for particulars. Address . . : :...,.-.,■,■■ . HEMINGWAY '&, ROBERTSON'S COliT' RESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. LTD., P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. , .W IR E.LESS ! ...■..-.,■.> • LATEST APPOINTMENTS:•;•'■ fTIHE following students of tho'.'Doniin-' A ion College of Radio-Telegraphy,' Ltd.,' recently secured positions:— ■ E. N. WILLIAMS, ' . R. H. BROWNE, G. M. WHITESIDE, W. M. M'ICENZIE, H.ARTHUR, . C, 11. HAIIT. There are splendid opportunities for Wireless Operators. Good salary, and n, chance , to sec the world under ideal conditions. Fees aro uioderale. Write. or call for Prospectus and full particulars toKlay. THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., ■ Britain's Building, Manners Slreot, Wellington.: .' v P.O. Box 922. Telephone 3GB.' : Branches Christchurch, and Dunedin. WELLINGTON DIOCESAN BOYS' SCHOOL, CHOYDON, DAI"S BAY. PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL, For Boys up to 14 years of age. ■ Headmasteri Rev. R. H. Hobday, M',A.,' (First Class Honours Classical Tripos* Cambridge). The Next Term begins on June 5 (ii« • stead of May 29). ' '} Applications for admission to bo mad; to The Honorary Secretary, Rev. R. Franklin, The Vicarage, Roseneath, Wellington, EDUCATION AND HEALTH FOR MANLY BOYS. nnHIS is the School to ,train your hoy JL for a Successful Career. , Curricu•him comprises all Public School snV jects. Fifteen hundred acree playground; boating and fishing; physical culture and sports; atmosphero of.School conducive to high moral character; generous diet J and mild winters—tho Ideal School for a delicate boy. ' OCEAN BAY SCHOOL, MARLKOHOUGH. E. FITZGERALD EAGAR, M.A., Headmaster. ■ Full particulars from Rev. John A,' Crump, F.Z.S., at tho School. WANTED, many a man hns been bandic.ipped in life by u limited voce-' bulary. and inadcquala.jpov.cr,f)f 6ion.' Grenville -Kleiscr s Corrcspoudonce. Course-in Practical English enables you.' to beconio u master of English and , to fit yoursolf for greater opportunities. Sond for free Prospectus' E, containing full information, Jns. Rodger, 159 D,,. Manchester Street, Christchuroh, t