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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 103, 26 January 1924, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL, Banks ANKB THE LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN N.Z. 98 The Terrace, WELLINGTON. Every year more and more students study at Banks College, and enter for the Public Examinations. Every year Hanks report more and more passes. The Roll numbers over 2000, including Correspondence Students and those receiving tuition. at our Christchurch and New Plymouth Branches. FOR A SOUND, PRACTICAL COMMERCIAL EDUCATION, the ambitious young man or woman could not do better than enrol for a Course of Tuition with this old-estab-lished and successful College. Prospectus and all information free on request. If you wish io consult the Director personally make an appointment by telephone, or write. H. AMOS, Director. 'Phone 2098. DON’T ASK FOR CHANCES! The man who asks "only for a chance” to make good finds the world grow more and more uncomfortable for him. OPPORTUNITIES READY-MADE all around, every day, beckoning from big offices, and calling from every business place for trained accountants. DESERVE THE BEST. Qualify for the highest success. Get the training that goes with it. Because outstanding honours are yearly won by our students is one reason why you should enquire ihto our “teaching. Free book, "Accountancy,” explains everything. Sent on request. Hemingway and robertson, EMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON, ■ "The Accountancy Specialists,” P.O. Box 516, Auckland. AMBITIOUS? MARK THIS DATE. On FEBRUARY 12, Lectures oommenco at Gilby’s College for ACCOUNTANCY and BOOKKEEPERS’ CERTIFICATE EXAMINATIONS. ENROL now for your Success. Gilby's College is "The Thorough Way.” Call,, ring, or write The Director: W. W. WADDILOVB, F.1.A., N.Z., GILBY’S COLLEGE, James Smith's Building, Wellington. P.O. Box 203. 'Phone 21—818. Marsden school, Fitzherbert Terrace, Wellington. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: Miss Baber, M.A. Lower School and Kindergarten. Headmistress: Miss Edith Holmes. Tho New Term will begin on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. Miss Baber and Miss Holmes at home to parents of new pupils, Wednesday, February 6. NOTICE. —When at the end of the year tho move is made to Karon, the LOWER SCHOOL, as now constituted, will remain in FITZHERBERT TERRACE. HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. T7IROM 7 to 17 years of ago; healthy and beautiful estate of 34 acres. Sound modern education—training in self-government, etc. Prospectus from Principal of Friends’ School, Wanganui. F. E. MORETON, 8.A., Certificated and Registered Teacher, Lato of Loughborough Grammar School, England. WAITAKI HIGH SCHOOLS, OAMARU. fTVHE First Term commences on FriJ- day, February 4, 1924, when new Pupils will be enrolled. Junior Free Places available for Pupils holding Proficiency Certificates. Accommodation still available at both schools for a limited number of additional Boarding Pupils. Illustrated Prospectuses of both Boys’ and Qirls’ Schools on application. J. W. MACKISACK, Secretary. HUTT GIRLS’’ SCHOOL. CHILTON SAINT JAMES. Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal—Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald. VACANCIES for Boarders. School reopens on FEBRUARY 7, 1924, and Boarders returi on February 6. School Telephone 115, Lower Hutt. , Prospectus may bo obtained from the Secretaries, Messrs. Clarke, Menzies, Griffin and Ross’ Box 486. Wellington, or from the Principal. ST. MARY’S DIOCESAN SCHOOL. STRATFORD. SCHOOL REOPENS FEBRUARY 6. Boarders Return February 5. MISS HUSSEY will bo at home to interview parents from 3 p.m. to 5 pan. on February 4 and 5, or by appointment. BUSINESS NOTICES. I*<OTORISTS—Leaky Radiators _ perLvJL manently repaired in few minutes With "Radorene.” Soldering iron not needed. Two sizes, 3s. 9d. and 10s. 6d., post paid. R. P. M. Manning an Co., 5 Itodford Row, Christchurch. SPARKLING, fascinating, delicious—the Jellies you make from White's famous English Jelly Crystals. 9d. a packet All grocers.