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EDUCATIONAL EVENING CLASSES AT BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98 THE TERRACE, Begin as under:— ACCOUNTANCY, BANKING. INSURANCE—MONDAY NEXT (FEBRUARY 3), at 5.15 p.m. MATRICULATION, accountancy prelim.— TUESDAY NEXT (FEBRUARY 4), at 5.15 p.m. BOOKKEEPING ELEMENTARY—TUESDAY NEXT (FEBRUARY 4), at 7 p.m. The SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CLASSES, Monday, Tuesdav. and Thursday, 7—9 p.m,, have already commenced. All Departments of the College by PERSONAL TUITION and BY CORRESPONDENCE have now resumed. Office: 98 THE TERRACE. Phone: 43 —080. H. AMOS. E. L. ENTING, 8.C0m., Managing Director. Director ~~ — MASS OR INDIVIDUAL? . • MODERN EDUCATIONAL. SCIENCE GIVES AN UNQUALIFIED ANSWER:—INDIVIDUAL. INSTRUCTION IS NOT EDUCATION. EDUCATE means: “NOTE AND DRAW OUT THE INDIVIDUATE APTITUDES.” ■■ MASS INSTRUCTION OBLITERATES THE INDIVIDUAL WELLESLEY COLLEGE CATERS FOR THE INDIVIDUAL BOY\ so by 11,ea,ls of VE SMALL CLASSES and SPECTAT.TST' IrJiVvrVft’’ ln SUBJECT. It features PREPARATORY EDUCA Sm ged U bec ?h se ? f i th ? PARXMOUNT IMPORTANCE of tteMRLY STAGES. It is worth while to make your boy Happy and Healthy—to -he him a' growing faith in Ins own power to do HARD WORK and GOOD WORK '\ c r .therefore cordially invite you to call at the Office - 9S THF TOnpiA Midland) ’ and discuss our methods‘in de™ TERRACE RE-OPENS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY^ ° NE = 43 T° 80 - H. AMOS, j. W . RUSSELL. B.Sc, Managing Director. Headmaster.

GILBY’S COLLEGE Will Help You to MATRICULATE. rpHIS IMPORTANT EXAMINATION I —the gateway to the Professions—will be passed successfully jf you place yourself under the skilled tuition of the S,taffi of Teacher-Specialists who conduct GILBY’S SECONDARY CLASSES. The personal attention of these highlyqualified instructors is given to each student, and rapid progress is assured to all earnest workers. Students are prepared, also, for Public Service Entrance, Accountants’ Preliminary, Proficiency Certificate, and other Examinations. Classes Resume on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3. at 6.45. Special Correspondence Lessons. Write or eall for full particulars and Schedule of Fees. GILBY’S COLLEGE (A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director), Broadway Building, (Opposite H.M. Theatre), Courtenay Place. TECHNICAL COLLEGE. commerciaiTdepartment. ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS. for the above will be heltl from 6.0 to 9.0 p.m., commencing FEBRUARY 24. Fees for students' under 21—one evening of 2 hours weekly 40s. per aiihum; each additional evening or period weekly 20s. per annum. Students over 21 pay double above fees. Under certain conditions the classes nre free to those who comply with the Free Place Regulations. Staff: T. L. James, M.Com., A.R.A.N.Z., A.I.A.N.Z. (Head of Departement). ■ J. H. Barnett, A.P.A., N.Z. H. L. Cooper, A.R.A.. N.Z. R. H. Hall, A.R.A.. N.Z. S. JL Kinross, M.A. H. J. Thompson, M.A., LL.M.; M. Coin. N. A. Byrne, M.A., LL.B. E. Cannons, A.P.A., N.Z., A.1.A., N,Z. E. Evans, M.A., F.R.E.S. D. L. Irwin. A.P.A., N.Z., A.A.I.S. R. E. Pope, LL.M. Special classes for University Entrance and Accountants’ Preliminary. Full particulars may be obtained on application at the College Office. JOHN H. HOWELL, , Director. NAPIER BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLS. Day and Boarding Schools, Situated in the Sunniest . Centre in the Dominion. fFHE BOYS’ HOSTEL is the finest mod--1 - ern Hostel Building in, the Dominion. Splendidly equipped. Healthy living conditions : twenty acres of playing fields. Full boarding fee, £6O per annum. Schools reopen February 4, 1930. Send for prospectus. W. L. DUNN, Secretary. Box 49. Napier. FEILDHW AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL. The Only AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL IN NEW ZEALAND. This is the School for tfie Farmer’s Son. r pHE SCHOOL FARM of 200 Acres, the Herds and Flocks of Cattle, Sheep and Pigs, the Poultry, and the Apiary Sections afford unique Educational opportunities. Free Tuition to Holders of Proficiency or Competency Certificate and to all boys over 14 years of age. Boarding Establishment —Reasonable Fees. A First-class Secondary Education, in ail ideal environment. Write for Prospectus and further information. HUNTLEY SCHOOL, MARTON. PREPARATORY FOR BOYS FROM 7 TO 14. rpHE School, though only a little more X than half a mile from the town, is wholly iu the country. It is charmingly situated on 72 acres of land. Extensive, well-drained, and sheltered playing fields. Cricket, Football. Tennis, Swimming Bath. For Prospectus, apply to SECRETARY. SINGING AND~PIANOFORTE: TITISS BERYL T. HOPE resumes teaching Monday, Feb. 3. Interviews by appointment-, the Studio, Duncan's Buildings, The Parade, Island Bay. 14—337. p HARRISON, 147 Cuba Street 7 , Teacher of Violin. Terms Beginning with Pupils. Moderate Charges. Spacial care to beginners. ’Phone 23—583,