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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 62, 6 December 1930, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL. SLOW' AND SURE IS A WORTHY PROVERB, BUT ' QUICK AND SURE IS FAR WORTHIER. TPFFICIENCY and SPEED arc the two ideals of every conscientious worker. " Efficient work, both slow and quick, demands concentration of mind. It has been justly said that lack of “stickability” is the predominant weakness of our younger generation.- INTEREST is the sure cure ot wandering minds; INTEREST in the task itself; INTEREST in performing it correctly, or INTEREST in performing it both accurately and speedily. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, . I 98 THE TERRACE, HAS THE REPUTATION OF AROUSING AND SUSTAINING THE INTEREST OF STUDENTS. ' Acquire speed and accuracy, by attending the oldest established Commercial College in Wellington. ’ . „ • Individual instruction in .Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping, Business Practice, etc. Students prepared for all Commercial and Professional Exams. Write or Call and Consult: — 11, AMOS, F.R.Econ.S., E. L. ENTING, 8.C0m., Managing' Director, Director.

'■ ■*' / '■ —V* 7 ' WELLINGTON COLLEGE " FIRTH HOUSE—BOARDING DEPARTMENT. ACCOMMODATION. IS p PROVIDED FOR ABOUT 100 BOARDERS. i./. This new building, fitted with all modern conveniences, and standing in over 60 acres of land, is contiguous to spacious playing fields, tennis courts, and baths. - . One of the healthiest spots in New Zealand. Dairy herd kept. Fees moderate. ", The FIRST TERM-for 1931 begins on FEBRAURY. 2. : ;, .l ' -- - ■' . r : Early application for Prospectus and Boarding Accommodation should be made to the Headmaster, or to G. F. JUDD, Secretary; Seater's Buildings, 105 Customhouse Quay, Wellington.

MASTER THE PROFITABLE ART OF SELLING. COMPETITION in business constantly grows keener. To-day, goods and services don’s sell themselves. The application of scien-';' tific salesmanship is essential to success. A highly lucrative field is open to the man who can “sell things”—either by personal canvass ' or by compelling advertisements. HEMINGWAY’S POSTAL COURSES : ' 'ln . :• . ; SALESMANSHIP AND . ■ : * «h' ADVERTISING. ' Qualify in cither or both of these profitable professions ■by spare-time studly in your own home. Hemingway’s will train you. Their courses are thoroughly practical and scicn/ tific, and will place in your hands the means of added learning power and certain success. Have you the will to get ahead? ■ If so,' there is only one way to succeed —study Do it now! Write today for particulars of Course in which you'arc interested. HEMINGWAY’S ' ; -. CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, . ‘ 4 i Auckland. ' '• .. j . Hutt girls’ school. CHILTON ST. JAMES. Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt. \ —- Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: MISS GERALDINE FITZGERALD. Musical Director: MISS ELLA BENBOW. Courses in Orchestral . and Chamber Music, Pianoforte, Violin, and Viola are ) open to by-students. Prospectus and particulars from the Secretaries— ' MESSRS. CLARKE. MENZIES, GRIF- . FIN AND ROSS, P.O. Box 486, Wellington. Or from th ' Principal. NAPIER BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLS. DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOLS. Situated in the Sunniest Centre in the Dominion. rpHE BOYS HOSTEL is one of the finest -*• modern hostel buildings in the Do; ' minion. Splendidly equipped, healthy living conditions.; 20 acres playing fields. A new building for the Girls’- High School is in course of erection, and will be available early in 1931. The school and hostel.are ideally situated on the Napier hills. Full boarding fee, £6O jer annum. ■ .Schools Reopen FEBRUARY 3, 1931. Send for prospectus. W. L. DUNN, Secretary. ■ Box 88, Napier. . . WANGANUI TECHNICAL COLLEGE. AND HIGH SCHOOL. . I. APPLICATIONS for places at the Boys’”and the Girls’ Hostels are now being received. The new Boys’ Hostel will be opened about the middle of next year. The College'provides, in addition.to the Academic Course, courses in Art, Agriculture, Domestic . Science, Engineering, .Woodwork. ’. - ' : Illustrated Prospectus will be sent on application. •. . I. E. NEWTON, M.A., Principal.

“fIROYDON,” DAY’S BAY, V7 ’. Wellington. . The Wellington Diocesan Boys'• School. BOARDING SCHOOL. Sports: Cricket, Rugby, Tennis, Boxing, Sea. Bathing, Rowing, etc. “The pupils are being given a sound and comprehensive education.”—lnspector’s Report, 1929. BOYS LIVING INLAND SHOULD GO TO SCHOOL BY THE SEA. For Prospectus apply to Headmaster or Diocesan Office, Wellington. JPRIENDS’ SCHOOL, WANGANUI. A BOARDING SCHOOL • 'V ■ For BOYS AND GIRLS. Splendid situation on St. John’s Hill. School Farm, excellent brick buildings. Organised Games an,d Hobbies, Swimming. Fine 1 health record; well-qualified staff; good, sound education, 2 years beyond Proficiency Exam. (P.S.E.); homely atmosphere; individual attention. £ Boarders taken from 7 years of age. Fee £22 a term and few-extras. Prospectus on application to < Principal: A. DOUGLASS, B.Sc. TVANISH Physical and ■ Mind Culture A 7 : makes healthy men. women, boys and girls. The secret of Denmark’s success; taught by h real Danish Olympic Athlete, Valdemar Sejer,«3B Majoribanks Street. City. WANTED TO ’SELL—(Miscellaneous). “MORAH” MARGARINE.—The first !'-*• and still the. finest. At all storei l {oe P era - * “ATORAH” MARGARINE.—Your cook- "-*■ ing will be appreciated when you use “Morah” Margarine. All storekeepers. “■pGMONT Brand" Hams and Bacon A-* are always reliable. Obtainable at all storekeepers. > . ASSIST’your country to prosper by ■A demanding and purchasing New Zealand Made Goods. ULMONAS for consumptive patients. Relief will be experienced from first box. Chemists, 1/6, 2/6.