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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 112, 5 February 1926, Page 14

EDUCATIONAL. EVENING CLASSES EVENING CLASSES OF BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE COMMENCE AS UNDER:— ACCOUNTANCY:— Tuesday evening next, the 9th inst., at 6.15 p.m. MATRICULATION, ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY, PUBLIC SERVICE:Tuesday evening next, the 9th inst., at 5.15 p.m. ELEMENTARY’ BOOK-KEEPlNG:—Tuesday next at 7 p.m. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINGMonday next at 7 pan. TIME-TABLES may be obtained on application. CORRESPONDENCE TUITION has resumed in all departments. H. AMOS, Managing Director.

CONSISTENT SUCCESS OF HEMINGWAY’S STUDENTS IN RECENT ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS AS compared with all other Coaching Institutions combined, Hemingway’s Students secured nearly half the total number of passes in the New Zealand Accountancy Exams held last November. BOOK-KEEPING—FIRST STAGE. G 8 out of 163—41.7 PER CENT. BOOK-KEEPING—FINAL. 24 out of 53—45.3 PER CENT. AUDITING23 out of 53—43.4 PER CENT. You can’t afford to experiment. Associate with the School whose Students have been conspicuously successful each year for over a quarter of a century. Our valuable book "Accountancy” will be sent Post Free and without obligation. Write to-day to HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. ALL-ROUND DEVELOPMENT FOR GIRLS. The Ideal Education stimulates moral, mental, physical, and social development. Such wholesome, all-round training is provided by Queen Margaret COLLEGE, Hobson Street, Wellington. For Girls of All Ages. Tho Staff is composed of teachers possessing liighly-satisfactory personal and professional references.

The whole tone of the College is sound. In addition to careful teaching and discipline, plenty of recreation is allowed; with ample opportunity for sports and physical culture. The Home life of the Boarders is pleasant and comfortable. Accommodation is spacious, food good and abundant, environment refined. Lower and Higher School Divisions. In 1926 the School will be reorganised to incorporate a Junior High School Department. It is, therefore, desirable that pupils wishing to enter this Department should be admitted at the sth Standard.

Prospectus from The Principal, Miss A. Irene Wilson, M.A., Queen Margaret College, Hobson Street, Wellington; or The Registrar, C. E. Webb, Bank of New Zealand Chambers, Manners St., Wellington. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. rpHERE is Accommodation for Boarders at Firth House, one of tho most commodious and up-to-date hostels in the Dominion. Grounds over 60 acres. Tennis courts, swimming bath, observatory, milk from our own herd. For particulars and prospectus apply— GEO. F. JUDD, Secretary. 219 Lambton Quay. < SCOTS COLLEGE, MIRAMAR. HiHE College will REOPEN on TUESx DAYk FEBRUARY 9. The Principal, Mr. J. H.< Murdoch, will be at the College to interview parents of boys on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week, and on Monday of next week, February 8. or by appointment. C. E. WEBB, Registrar. Bank of New Zealand Chambers, 79-81 Manners Street, February 1, 1926. QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE, 53 Hobson Street.

UHIE College will REOPEN on TUES--1 DAY, FEBRUARY 9. The Principal, Miss A. I. Wilson, will bo at the College to interview parents of girls on the mornings of Wednesday and Thursday of this week, and all day on Monday, February 8, or by appointment. C. E. WEBB, Registrar. Bank of New flealand Chambers, 79-81 Manners Street, February 1, 1926. PIANOFORTE. MISS CLERE, L.R.A.M., 23 Bowen Street. rpERM begins on Friday, February 12, -*• Aural training Classes on Saturday mornings. " PIANOFORTE. THEORY, HARMONY & COUNTERPOINT. TLFISS MORGAN Resumes Teaching at her Residence, 51 Scarborough Terraco foil' Austin Street), FRIDAY. FEB- . It UARY 5. ’Phone 23—551. DRAWING AND PAINTING. ILFISS C. B. YOUMANS resumes Teaehing on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, at her Studio, 134 Cuba Street (top floor), and will receive pupils daily from 10 a.rn. till 4 p.m., for one week from Monday, February 8. SINGING. ILTR. LEN BARNES has resumed Teaching. Studio; 125 WILLIS STREET. Telephone 21—823. Prospectus on application. PEILDING AGRICULTURAL HIGH X SCHOOL AND COLLEGE, FEILDING. VACANCIES FOR A FEW BOARDERS Apply for Prospectus. TLTISS PHILLIPS, L.T.U.L., PianoJ -'- L forte, Theory, Etc., resumes Tuition To-day, February 1. Studio: 5 Ross Street, Kilbirnie. Interviews 2-6 doily, Tel, 20-114. A GOOD Platform Speaker wields ■cA power and influence. Study Glenville Kleiser’s Public Speaking Cow.se few minutes daily. Howard Ballan, 175 D Hereford Street, Christchurch;