EDUCATIONAL. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98 THE TERRACE. ALL DEPARTMENTS HAVE NOW RESUMED. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. PERSONAL AND CORRESPONDENCE TUITION. STUDENTS PREPARED FOR ALL THE PUBLIC EXAMS. Shorthand Banking Typewriting Insurance Bookkeeping Chamber of Commerce Accountancy - Matriculation, etc. Law Professional LL.B. SHORTHAND. AND TYPEWRITING: Morning, Afternoon and Evening Classes. There are only two disinterested bodies conducting exams, ir. this work—the Public Service and the Wellington Chamber of Commerce. At the last exams. BANKS COLLEGE obtained more passes than all the other Colleges together. i BOOKKEEPING: Morning, Afternoon and Evening Classes. Personal or Correspondence Tuition. Everybody should have a knowledge of the principles and practice of Double Entry Bookkeeping. By our individual system of teaching, students can cover the course in 3 months. Our course is most interesting, being the system introduced by the founder and first director of the —Mr. JOHN S. ( BARTON, S.M. ACCOUNTANCY AND BOOKKEEPING: Those desiring to qualify in Accountancy are advised that next year students have to pass three stages in Bookkeeping—this means three years’ work on this subject. Save a year by qualifying in the first stage this year. MATRICULATION AND ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY: Pupils receive 7 to 10 hours’ instruction per week, according to the subjects taken. This is the last year of the Accountancy \ Preliminary exam. As it is a much easier exam, than matric., students should take advantage of the last opportunity. if you wish to Qualify in any of the above subjects, JOIN BANKS, FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS, WORK HARD, AND BE SUCCESSFUL! Students may consult us individually at any time concerning their difficulties. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98 THE TERRACE, WELLINGTON. H. AMOS, Managing Director.
OHAMBER OF COMMERCE Typewriting Examination Results obtaiued by students attending GILBY’S COLLEGE, / GILBY’S COLLEGE, • GILBY’S COLLEGE, Broadway Building, Courtenay Place, Wellington. 100 PER CENT PASSES • in Senior Grade. 91 PER CENT. PASSES iu Junior Grade. FIRST PLACE FOR WELLINGTON IN BOTH GRADES. 35. candidates —32 passed, including 5 “Honours” and 6 “Distinction” passes. Join GILBY’S TO-DAY and be one of their SUCCESSFUL Students for 1931. Individual Tuition in all Commercial Subjects. Day and Evening Sessions. Correspondence Lessons. Phone 21—987.
MARSDEN SCHOOL. KARORI, WELLINGTON. ' BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal. MISS BABER. M.A. Vice-Principal, MISS MAYHEW. KARORI PREPARATORY & KINDERGARTEN. Boys Taken, to the Age of Seven. Headmistress: Miss Borrie. fpHE New Term will begin on THURSx DAY, FEBRUARY 5. Parents of Pupils will be interviewed To-day (Tuesday), 3rd, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. New pupils attend for examination To-morrow (Wednesday),. 4th, at 10.30 a.m. MARSDEN SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. TOWN.-PREPARATORY & KINDERGARTEN, No. 20 Fitzherbert Terrace.' Boys taken to the age of seven. Headmistress, MISS BRIDGES. THE Now Term will begin on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. Miss Bridges will be at home to parents of pupils To-day (Tuesday), 3rd, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Principal, MISS BABER. M.A. Vice-Principal, MISS MAYHEW. THE WELLINGTON DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. NGA TAWA. / BOARDING SCHOOL ONLY. Chairman of the Board of Trustees: THE RIGHT REVEREND THE BISHOP OF WELLINGTON. Headmistress: MISS FRANCES H. McCALL (St. Leonard’s Schoo), St. Andrew's, Scotland, and St. Hugh’s College, Oxford.) Next Term will begin on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. gCOTS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. I Sfel | Parents are advised (2$ \ j (r> to make early in;a wL-Z quiry concerning Vacancies for Day Boys or Boarders. Preparatory, Primary, and Secondary Schools. Public Examinations. Music, Dancing, Boxing. All sports. Health carefully supervised. All denominations accepted. , Writp for Prospectus, The Principal, SCOTS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. MISS M. E. TEYCHENNE, L.A.8., (Registered Teacher) HAS now Resumed .Tuition in PIANOFORTE PLAYING, HARMONY, and THEORY of MUSIC. Studio: 32 TANERA CRESCENT, BROOKLYN. PIANOFORTE. rpREVOR I*. FISHER, 5 Duthie Street, Karori.
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 110, 3 February 1931, Page 2
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