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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 80, 28 December 1928, Page 8

EDUCATIONAL. LEARNING AND EARNING. "HO YOU DESIRE A RESPONSIBLE POSITION AT THE EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY? SUCH A POSITION CAN BE OBTAINED ONLY BY THOSE WHO ARE QUALIFIED. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, - ■ WELLINGTON, was established over 30 years ago to assist ambitious people to realise their ambit ; ons. All courses are thoroughly revised each year and brought up-to-date. COMMENCE NOW TO PREPARE FOR THE 1929 EXAMINATIONS. Fees are charged according to the number of subjects taken, so that it costs Bo more to enrol now than it would cost next February, and the student obtains the benefit of the additional three months’ tuition. WRITE FOR A PROSPECTUS. 98 THE TERRACE. G.P.O. BOX 1201. H. AMOS, F.R.E.S.. Managing Director. E. L. JENTING, B.Cotn., Director.

ILfARSDEN SCHOOL, WELLING--IU. TON. Principal—MlSS BABER, M.A. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Karori—Upper School and Preparatory. 20 Fitzherbert Terrace—Town Preparatory. The new term will begin on Wednesday, February 6. Miss Baber will be at home to Parents on Monday. February 4, at Karori, and at Fitzherbert Terrace, on Tuesday morning, 10 to 12 noon. BUSINESS NOTICES. T ONDON AND LANCASHIRE U INSURANCE CO., LTD. FIRE — Buildings and Contents of every desorption. MARINE—AII Classes of Marine Insurance, including Passengers’ Baggage covered for any voyage. Wool covered from sheep’s back to London. ACCIDENT — Workers’ Compensation, Personal, Accident, and Sickness Policies, Plate-glass and Fidelity Guarantee Insurance. MOTOR-CAR — Comprehensive Policies covering damage by Fire and Accident. Full particulars and rates on application to Johnston and Co., Ltd., Agents and Attorneys, 166 Featherston Street, Wellington. ’Phone 40—562. EXHIBITION An Exhibit of New Photographs is now on view at (10 Willis St.) The S. P. ANDREW STUDIOS These studios at Wellington and Auckland are known throughout the Dominion for the excellence of their PORTRAIT WORK. MAN —AND HIS CLOTHES—FOR 1929. Some Extra Choice LONDON SUITINGS Have just been landed at MILLIGAN’S, KELBURN AVENUE, Connoisseurs will be delighted to select from them. VISITORS are invited to inspect when in town. Q W. WRIGHT, DENTIST. Telephone 47—526. Specialist in Full and Partial Dentures, “THE DOMINION” BUILDING, Opposite Public Library. MORRIS FOSSEY. SURGEON DENTIST, 1 63 Manners Street. Tel. 49-—236. Hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. T H HAASE, DENTAL SURGEON. EVENING POST CHAMBERS, WILLIS STREET. ’Phone 49—586. PUBLIC NOTICES. LICENSING NOTICE. THE ALBERT HOTEL. fpHE Public is Hereby Notified that A the Albert Hotel, on the corner of Manners‘and Willis Streets, has changed hands, Mr. C. E. Falkner being the new licensee. During .the first year of his management a new eight-storey hotel — the largest in New Zealand —will be erected on the present site. The Albert will contain all the latest modern hotel architecture. Provision will be made for suites. The bedrooms will have bathrooms attached. The lounges will be the biggest and most up-to-date in the country. A Post Office telephone will be provided in every room, a modern heating system will be installed throughout the building; and a battery of lifts will serve the floors above from the ground level. All this will be provided at a schedule to be advertised upon the completion of the hotel. During the building operations special provision will be made to cater for the public on lines compatible with the dignity, comfort, and luxury of the premises to be erected around the temporary structure. C. E. FALKNER. Licensee, Albert Hotel.

WHAT WILL 1929 MEAN TO YOU. With a New Year just commencing NOW is the time to give real live substance to your ambitions—those indefinite longings to occupy a responsible wellpaid position. By devoting your leisure hours to congenial study under the skilled guidance of Hemingway’s you can BECOME A QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT AND GREATLY' INCREASE YOUR EARNING CAPACITY. Whether you live in the town or the country, in the North or in the South Island, Hemingway’s Postal Course in Accountancy is equally accessible to you. Many thousands of prominent Accountants and business executives throughout New Zealand and Australia, owe their success to Hemingway’s. Accountancy tuition. You, too. can ensure speedy qualification by becoming a Hemingway’s student. ' Write at once for free book “Accountancy.” HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P. 0., Box 516, Auckland. GOVERNMENT SHORTHANDTYPISTS’ ENTRANCE. EXAMINATION. OO CANDIDATES PRESENTED, 24 wO Candidates passed, or over 85 per cent. Gilby-trained Students also gained First and Second Place in the Senior Grade, Ist, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place in the Junior Grade. Gregg Writers (trained in 1928), gained 4 of these positions. Be a Gilby-trained Student during 1929, AND ENSURE SUCCESS. Day and Evening Commercial Classes resume on MONDAY, JANUARY 14. GILBY’S COLLEGE, . A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director. Broadway Buildings, Courtenay Place. PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOLS. GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Day and Boarding School. Full, efficient staff, including Home Science, Drawing and Physical Culture Specialists. The school is surrounded by gardens and extensive playing fields. Boarding Department: “School House,” College Street, providing everything necessary for the comfort and health af the boarders, is within 10 minutes’ walk of the school, and is under the supervision and direct control of the Headmistress* Applications for Boarding places may be made to the Principal or Secretary of the Board. Send for a Prospectus. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Day and Boarding School. Rector: J. MURRAY, M.A. Curriculum: Professional. Commercial, General and Agricultural Courses. Spacious playing .fields_ and swimming baths provide ample facilities for recreation. School Boarding Department: “College House,” under direct supervision of the Rector. „ . , Excellent record in both Scholarship and Sport. Applications for Boarding places to be made to the Rector, or the Secretary of the High Schools Board. Apply for Prospectus., giving full particulars of the Boarding Departments for Bovs or Girls to the Principals, or — WM. HUNTER, Secretary, Box SO. Palmerston North. NATIONAL TUTORIAL COLLEGE. rpHE OFFICE WILL REOPEN after A the Holidays on JANUARY' 7. Tuition provided by Private Coaching, Evening Classes, and Correspondence for all public examinations. Crown Buildings, Cuba St., Wellington. Phone 21 —550. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING DEPT., 151 Lambton Quay. Supervisor, Miss Rogers, Phone 47—415. NATIONAL TUTORIAL COLLEGE.

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