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AUCTIONEERS AND FURNISHERS. TYA.VIS BROS., 57-9 Lower Cuba Street. Rhone 42-419. THINGS WAY, LTD., 78-80 Lambton -*-*• Q ua y. Telephone 40-372. Lambton auction rooms, 33 Ghuznee St. Phone 43—058. McKENNA’S (The New Zealand Christie’s), 18-24 Molesworth St., Auctioneers, Land Agents, Valuers, 44-381 CILVERSTONE & CO., Woolworth’s ° Bldgs., Cuba St Teh 50-90’. BICYCLES AND REPAIRS. pOUCHMAN CYCLE CO., LTD., 97 Courtenay Place. Phone 50-237 for prompt service. BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTERS. UfANN’S, 177 Cuba Street. Phone iu - 53-535. butchers. CYMONDS, LTD., Big Shop, corner . Blair St. and Courtenay Place. DYERS AND CLEANERS. AMERICAN DYE WORKS, 49 ■‘•N Kent Terrace. ELECTROPLATERS. rpHE Sterling Electro-plating Co.. 10a Marion St. Phone 52-783. ELECTROPLATERS. WHITELAW BROS., 5 Herbert St. • ’ Phone 52-515.
EDUCATIONAL. ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS. PERSONAL AND CORRESPONDENCE TUITION. TW over 25 Tears, BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE has been successfully U preparing students for the above, and has established an enviable reputation. We confidently invite students for the following reasons to enrol with— BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Z' Our TUTORS combine high qualifications with practical application. Our FEES are more reasonable than others, as we are for 1903 allowing a SPECIAL DISCOUNT of 125%. Our NOTES are printed and up-to-date, and are supplied gratis. BOOKKEEPING STUDENTS are given over 200 problems. / BOOKKEEPING PROBLEMS include all those set in previous exams. BOOKKEEPING: Stage II and Stage 111 Students receive two hours’ lecture weekly for 40 weeks; in all other subjects students receive 1 hour lecture weekly for 40 weeks, ENROL WITH A COLLEGE WITH AN ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, ATTEND REGULARLY, FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS, WORK HARD AND BE SUCCESSFUL. LECTURES BEGIN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6. H. AMOS, F.R.E.S., F.A.1.5., etc., Director.
WELLESLEY COLLEGE .’’ELLESL’EY COLLEGE RESUMES FEBRUARY 7. Wellesley College provides a sound allround education in JUNIOR, INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR GRADES. SPECIAL FEATURES. 1. Au experienced and highly qualified HEADMASTER—Mr. W. H. Stevens,’ M.A.. recently a Senior Master at Wellington College. 2. A Whole-time PHYSICAL DIRECTOR. 3. Careful INDIVIDUAL Tuition. 4. Small classes. 5. Reasonable FEES. Send for free prospectus or call at the Office, No. 98 The Terrace, and interview — H. AMOS, Director. Telephone 43—080. JUDGE BY RESULTS! THOUSANDS OF ACCOUNTANCY PASSES RECORDED BY HEMINGWAY S ’ STUDENTS. IN choosing a school to coach you for the Accountancy Professional Examination, the wisest and safest plan is to judge by results. During the past 35 years, students of Hemingway’s Correspondence Schools have accounted for the majority of passes recorded. Thousands of Hemingway’s students have qualified in Accountancy. Qualification is guaranteed, you are coached until you pass, independent of the time taken, and at the original fee. All lessons have been written, and are constantly kept up to date by widelyexperienced Accountancy Specialists. Students’ work is under constant supervision by experts who have been through “the accountancy mill.” FREE BOOK, “Accountancy,” sent Post Free on request—over 80 pages of invaluable information. Write TO-DAY. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, Auckland. ABOUT THAT BOY! While he is waiting for a position SEND HIM TO rtILBY’S COLLEGE, COLLEGE, Broadway Building (opposite St. James Theatre). Courtenay Place, Wellington. FOR TUITION IN COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, including Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Commercial English, Office' Practice, and Shorthand. Call to-day and see the Director. Mr. A. 11. Gilby. F.C.I. (Eng.), F.C.S. (N.Z.). DAY. EVENING. AND MAIL TUITION Has now resumed. Prospectus Free. Photic 51 —987. WANTED TO SELL. AE R Y AND C 0., L T D., Fruit Exchange, WELLINGTON. Hat e full supplies of— African Crushed Maize, African Maizemeal, Farro Food. „ , , , Australian and New Zealand Fowl Wheat. , Machine-dressed Seed Oats, including: Algerians, Black and Duns. Special prices on application, for IJ-ton lots or over.
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