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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 213, 3 June 1919, Page 7

• EDUCATIONAL . ; THE LAW OF SUCCESS. THE life histories of most men v;ho have succeeded are simple.. They have looked ahead, they have planned, they have equipped themselves with all the knowledge available and success has fulluwed. The Law of Success is "PREPARE IN ADVANCE FOR OPPORTUNITIES." Let BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE prepare you in advance for opportunities which are sure to come. Let Banks Col« lege make yo.u ready. Call or write to-day for a Prospectus l on any of these subjects:— " ACCOUNTANCY. , '. - BOOK-KEEPING ADVERTISING JOURNALISM COMMERCIAL LAW . LAW PROFESSIONAL ALL PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS CHAIRMANSHIP ARCHITECTURE, Etc., Etc. Day, Evening, or Correspondence Tuition. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, BANKS 'COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Woodward Street, i ..WELLINGTON. j And at Christehurch and New Plymouth ' H. AMOS, Managing Directed. Telephone 2098. , ' Wellington! , STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY.. STENOTYPYi STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY* STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY* ' STENOTYPY. . STENOTYPY. STENOTYPY. | EARN MACHINE SIIORTHANDbecome a Stenotypiste instead of an ordinary typistc. Stenotypy permits, ' of tlio highest possible speed, and it) ; ; means ' "I '. NO CONFUSED NOTES, because the characters are alphabet letters made by cold typo. Stenotypy is quickly learned. Two of our students, who are occupied during tho day, took up Stenotypy in their spnra time. AFTER 2 TERMS- i they wero ablo to operate at 100 and 125 words per minute respectively! Four of our girl students who give only, part of; ; their time to Stenotypy, now operate at 60 to 70 words per minute after 7. to 10 •weeks'-tuitionl ■ . STENOTYPY IS' SIMPLE. | Tho Stenotype machine makes the notes ; in alphabet diameters,'silently, and at ' any speed you wish. ■ ; Call or write for details. All instruction is individual, and is given by a thoroughly, qualified teacher holding I tho Teacher's Diploma of the Stenotype | Company. . ' i INQUIRE TO-DAY OF THE MACHINE I WAY! ! . GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD. noraco Giltiy, F.C.I. (Eng.), Director, Winder's Buililings, Lower Cuba Stteet, Wellington. 'Phono 2502. P.O. Box 203. - (And at Christehurch.) ' . CLERKS AND BOOK-KEEPERS. ' \ IT is unreasonable for vou to expect a good position with gftod salary without QUALIFICATION. Quiet nnd thoughtful consideration must eoliVilicu vou, that unless you help yourself lid ono else will, or can. > No matter wliat your age (if experience may bo yuu cannot deny the value of possessing your Accountancy Degree. We number among our students Bank Managers, Accountants, Secretftl'ies, 1 Business Managers, Factory l Managers, alld others holding very responsible positibiis. The truth of the matter is tlint present* day business men have been educated up to demand only qualified men as acefmnt-'. ants and book-keepers, and they won't : be Satisfied with less. _ • ••«•.'. Yon will be well advised to gB into'this matter of .qualifying now. ;; . DON'T PUT IT OFF! • % Address; . ' : HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS/ : LTD., ""*■ P.O. Box 51G, / AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON DIOCESAN BOYS' , SCHOOL, CROYDON, DAY'S BAY. ' PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL, For Boys up to 14 years of age, Headmaster, Rev. 1?. H. Hobday, M.A. ' (First Class Honours Classical Tripos, Cambridge). The Next Term begins on June 5 (in- / utrad of May 29). Applications for admission to be mads to The Honorary Secretary, Rev. R. Franklin, The .Vicarage, Roscneath, 'Wellington. PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, EARTRAINING. MISS . CLERE, L.R.A.M., L.A.B. (Authorised Teacher of Dr. Yorkc Trotter's Rhythmic Method, London.) : i Term begins TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), JUNE 4, 51 HILL STREET. . H7UTZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL, I 1. Wellington. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Kindergarten for Girls and Hoy 6 under 8. New Term begins Juno 5. MISS BABER at home WEDNESDAY, Juno 1, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, 3 p.m. to ■ 5 p.m. . . /•' WELLINGTON DIOCESAN SCHOOL / : FOR GIRLS, NGA TAWA, MARTON. THE SECOND TERM begins on FRIDAY, JUNE G. Pupils_cnter into ' residence on Thuisdny, Juno o. MISS M. F. BARKER, M.A., I'rincipnl. u-a r ANTED, Mer> with the gift of cloYT quence—who can sway decisions, be it in business, in politics, or in social life. Grenvillo ICleiser's great correspondence course in Public Spe'aking trains you at home to become an attractive, convincing speoker. Send for free Prospectus S„ containing full informalion. Jas. Rodger. 159 D Manchester ' Street, Christehurch. 1 business notices. H SPEAR, DR. OF OPTICS, • EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, 7 WILLIS STREET, Late Optician for the Wellington Hos- | pital and Charitabio Aid Board. Patients unable to cbtnin advice from the Optical Department may obtain ad- - vice f.t the above address jiotween 9 a.m.' tnd.5.30 p.m. -. n ~ j . ;->ni !mvi' QOLDIEUS' Wives-Spend your r.etroIO spective allowance at Queree Bros., Willis Street. Real Black Fox Furs, V guaranteed, .£5 155., usually 8 guinea&j x XG 155.", usually 10 guineas; £7 155., u«fv ally 12 guineas. > \