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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 70, 15 December 1932, Page 14

EDUCATIONAL. UNIQUE NEW ZEALAND SUCCESS. SECRETARIAL EXAMINATION. GOLD MEDAL WINNERS. AGAIN a majority of all recorded passes arc Hemingway’s. Once more little New Zealand beats big Australia. For three consecutive years, in open competition with all Australia, a Hemingway candidate heads the list and wins the coveted Gold Medal of the Australasian Institute of Secretaries. ALL HEMINGWAY STUDENTS. -L930 — a. R. Hutchings, Wellington. 1931 —G. R. Ashbridge, Wellington. 1932 —Name withheld by request. Write for particulars of this valuable qualification to — HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. £240 GIVEN AWAY In FREE AND CONCESSION SCHOLARSHIPS, for 1933, by Q. ILB Y ’ S COLLEGE. A. H. Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), F.C.S. (N.Z.), Director, " BROADWAY BUILDING (Opposite St. James’ Theatre), COURTENAY PLACE. Entries for Free Place Examination close on Thursday, December 15. Examination date, Monday, December 19. Call at College, phone or write fan details. This wonderful opportunity for your boy and girl to gain an excellent Commercial Training, either Free or at a 1 substantial reduction in fees. Phone 51—957. EVENING CLASSES For MATRICULATION ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY. TUTOR: MR. W. H. STEVENS, M.A., REMEMBER THIS IS THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE THE ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION. RANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. ■£> H. AMOS, F.A.1.5., Etc., Managing Director. WANGANUI GIRLS’ COLLEGE. rpHE Wanganui Girls’ College building is a handsome, commodious structure of brick and wood, provided with everything necessary for the comfortable anoi orderly life ■ of its inmates. The teaching staff, under the able directiou of the Principal, Miss A. C. Tizard, M.A., is of such high calibre that parents can rest assured of the successful pre; paration of students for examinations up to first Section of University Degrees. Attention is drawn to the followingfacts: — , , . r . Special provision is made for safety in» ease of fire. ■ A hospital room is kept free for use in case of illness. . The grounds are tastefully laid out in lawns and flower gardens, and include : — Hockey and Basketball Grounds; Seven Asphalt Tennis Courts; And a large Swimming Bath. A special mistress takes charge of physical drill, games, and athletics. The, greatest possible attention is given to., securing good all-round development, especially as regards character. The welfare of the pupils is the first consideration of the Board of Governors and the Staff, nnd particular attention is paid to the hoarding establishment. Boarding fees arc very reasonable, and there his been no increase in these for manv years, despite the increased cost of food'and service. The Board has always placed the comfort of the girls before the making of large profits. Free place holders are admitted. There will be vacancies for boarders at the heginnng of 1933. SEND TO THE SECRETARY, ’ Box 79, Wanganui, for a prospectus. MACHINERY FOR SALE. LECTRIC Power bills reduced with Renold Chain Drives. No slip or friction losses; 98i per cent, efficiency.