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I I >t < Al lON Al,— (Continued). St Gt 1..->l'l L ACi'tiUNTANCT >’l I'DII.XTS ARK TUTORiID BY ||ARI.i:S COLLEGE. Harle's improved system of study, exclusive coaching methods, and personal tuition, have proved their worth at Exams where Audited returns show’ that students of Harle's College are successful every year. Fur new students who have "failed,” Harle's "Special Course” has proved remarkably successful. For Prospectus write to; HARLE'S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY, LTD., Colonial Mutual Life Buildings, P.O. Box 859, Wellington. Harle's is the only College that publishes AUDITED examination results. y W.C.A. CLASSES, 1941. TERM BEGINS MARCH 17. All fees, unless otherwise stated, will be 15/- per term of 10 lessons; 12/6 for Y. IV. C. A. mem hers. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Director, Miss Helen Macdomihl. All classes will re-open at beginning of term. Fees and other particulars available on inquiry. MUSICAL APPRECIATION. Instructress, Miss Irene Hirst. Time to be arranged. PIANOFORTE GROUP CLASS (Four only). Instructress, Mrs. Kurtzweil. Fee, 25/- per term of 10 lessons ; 22/6 for Y.W.C.A. members. Time to be arranged. DRAMATIC ART AND VERSE SPEAKING. Instructress, Madame Maria Dronke. Time to be. arranged. FRENCH. Instructress, Madame Finlayson. Tuesdays. Classes for advanced pupils and beginners. GERMAN. Instructress, Madame Dronke. Clasps for advanced pupils and beginners. Time to be arranged. BRIDGE. Instructress, Mrs. 11. S. McInnes. ’Wednesdays, 7.30 p.m. Tuition fee, 7/6 per term. Y.W.C.A. NURSING DIVISION OF ST. JOHN AJIBULANCE. Particulars available on inquiry. ART’S AND CRAFTS. To be arranged. DRESSMAKING. To be arranged. For Further Particulars Apply to — MRS. J. T. HOLLAND, Senior Activities and Membership ' Secretary. Telephone 42-168, Or MISS HELEN MACDONALD, Physical Director. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. 1941 SESSION. ENROLMENT OF STUDENTS. QTUDENTS for the 1941 Session will be enrolled at the College ou Monday, March 3, arid Tuesday, March 4, during the following hours : — 10 a.m. to noon. 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. New Students must present their Entrance Examination Result Cards at the College Office and sign the form of Matriculation before seeing the Dean of the Faculty in which they propose to work. Students of previous years will interview’ the Profesb’or of their Stage 111 or M.A. subject or in Commerce and iu Law the Dean of the Faculty. The Principal will meet new students on Tuesday, March 4, at 5 p.m., in Room C. 3. Lectures will commence on Wednesday, March 5, at the hours given in the Timetable. G. G. S. ROBISON, Registrar. February, 1941. CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL SCIENCE. Dean: Professor P. IT. Powell. Lectures begin on Monday, March 3,1941. The School provides: 1. A complete Course for the Degree of Bachelor of Mechanical, Electrical, and Civil Engineering. 2. Iristruetioj in the Technical Science of Engineering and Allied Trades. 3. Instruction in Applied Electricity, 4. Instruction iu Surveying. Complete evening courses for: — (a) Apprentices iu Mechanical Engineering. (b) Apprentices in Electrical Engineeriug. (c) Electrical Fitter's Xacence. Students can see the Dean to arrange their courses at the following hours: — Day Students, February 27. New Evening Students, February 2S. Evening Students, Monday, March 3, to Friday, March 7. C. 0. KEMP, Registrar. Canterbury University College. Christchurch. ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS. Enrol with VNTING’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Excellent Tuition. Good Results. Expert Tutors. Moderate Fees, Write or Call for Free Prospectus. CLASSES HAVE NOW COMM ENCED. Phone 44-406. Box 826. VICKERS HOUSE. M’oodward Street. WELLINGTON, C.l. J.JUTT GIRLS SCHOOL. CHILTON ST. JAMES. (Ineoritorating Chilton House School), Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Head Mistress: MISS NESTA V. MASON. Boarders return to school Tuesday, February 4. School re-opens Wednesday, February 5, 1941. Prospectus and Particulars from the Secretaries — MESSRS. CLARKE, MENZIES. GRIFFIN AND COP.O. Box 456, Wellington, Or frotu the Principal. TTUNTLEY SCHOOL, MARTON. (Founded 1595). PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS FROM 7 TO 14 YEARS. BOARDERS ONLY. Ideal .situation in healthy district. Home Farm; splendid Playing I'Telds, Seliolarsliip-, (old boys'sons), Music and Singing Exhibitions. Illustrated prospectus ou application to the Headmaster. MISS HARDINGE-MALTBY. HMIE ART OF ACTING. RECITAt TION, VOICE PRODUCTION. Many years’ experience ou Professional SlauJ in London. Pupils prepared tor Trinity College Examinations, botn Theory ami Practical. Coaching of Plays a Specialty. For lees re children, etc., 3.30 to 6. 1 MOWBRAS ST. (top Bowen St.). Tcleplmnc 4 i -240.