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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 92, 12 January 1929, Page 4

EDUCATIONAL. CROYDON SCHOOL FOR BOYS. UNEXCELLED FOR SOUND TRAINING. IP VERY BOY finds Croydon a Happy -*-J Home, where he receives every encouragement and sympathetic understanding in the development of his mental and moral faculties. The curriculum embraces every scholastic requirement. Pupils may sit for the Education Department’s Certificate of Proficiency and Competency, Junior National Scholarship, and all Examinations open to Public Schools. Croydon is ideally situated, six miles across Wellington Harbour, at Day’s Bay. The school buildings are modern in every degree, and the playing fields and beach all that are necessary for all forms of sport and exercise. Careful attention is paid to Religious Instruction. Illustrated prospectus on request. NATIONAL TUTORIAL COLLEGE. Crown Buildings, Cuba Street, Box 1292. ’Phone 21—550. rpuiTION provided for all public exX aminations. Private coaching, Correspondence lessons; Class tuition. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING DEPARTMENT .under the supervision of Miss. Rogers. CLASSES COMMENCE ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16. 151 Lambton Quay. ’Phone 47 —415. 170 WORDS A MINUTE AFTER TEN MONTHS’ INSTRUCTION. rpHIS was the Wonderful Achievement of one of our Gregg Students last year—a New Zealajid Record. Be a Gilby-trained Student during 1929, AND ENSURE SUCCESS. Pitman’s and Gregg Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Commercial, English, and Business Methods are thoroughly taught by—- , INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. Day and Evening Commercial Classes will resume on MONDAY, JANUARY 14. GILBY’S COLLEGE, A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director. Broadway Buildings, Courtenay Place. CHILTON HOUSE SCHOOL. (Mrs. Agnes Ward, Principal.) BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Main School (Kindergarten to Matriculation), 144 . DERWENT STREET ISLAND BAY. Junior O Department (Kindergarten to Proficiency), 255 THE TERRACE. rpHE new (open air) school which is in X course of erection at Island Bay, will be ready for occupation early in February. Situated, as it is, with an eminent, commanding and uninterrupted view of the sea, and entirely sheltered from southerly winds, the new school possesses, from a health and aesthetic point of view, an asset that is unrivalled. With large French doors opening on to a wide verandah, the maximum amount of sea breeze and sunshine will be admitted into the classrooms. Coupled with the- privacy and facilities for outdoor work, and with magnificent pines and blue gums, will ensure the ideal conditions for study. Prospectus obtainable on application. ’PHONE 25—815. HUTT GIRLS’ SCHOOL. CHILTON ST. JAMES. Waterloo Road, LOWER HUTT. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR ‘ GIRLS. Principal: Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald. First term commences FEBRUARY, 1929. Prospectus may be obtained from the secretaries: MESSRS. CLARKE, MENZIES, GRIFFIN & ROSS. Box 486, Wellington, or from -the Principal. HADLOW PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, HIGH STREET, MASTERTON. HMIE Principal will be at home every X afternoon from 2to 4 for the purpose of interviewing parents who are interested and of enrolling scholars for the coming term, which commences on February 5. Prospectus and enrolment forms on application. PHONE 2080, MASTERTON. ST. MATTHEW’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, MASTERTON. rPHE above Boarding and Day School J- for Girls stands on 16 acres of splendid playing and other grounds. First term commences February 1929, for which pupils are now being enrolled. Prospectus obtainable from the Secretary, P.O. Box 23, Masterton. Principal: MISS F. LAZARUS. ' “lONA.” PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE FOR GIRLS. HAVELOCK NORTH, HAWKE’S BAY. REGISTERED Secondary School. AcXL commodation for 100 boarders and a limited number of dny girls. Primary and Secondary Department. Pupils prepared for Ass. 80. R.A.M. and R.C.M. Music, Trinity College Elocution, and all Government and University Entrance Examinations. Beautiful and healthy situation in wonderful climate. Fees, include instruction in arts nnd crafts, dress-making and speech training. Pupils of all denominations received. Application for Prospectus should be made to. SECRETARY. P.O. Box 257, Hastings. H.B. (Continued on Leader Page.) business notices. ULCERS HEALED WITHOUT RESTING. REMARKABLY ■ SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT. OERIOUS chronic cases of varicose ulcers have given way to Varcx treatment. Permanent relief. No resting. Four to six applications usually suffice. Safe, simple nnd inexpensive. Full details nnd testimonials from Ernest Healey, G.1’.0. Box 1558 A, Wellington. Local Representative, Nurse Spence, 9o ■’2—43o.