MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF 1 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. > TYPEWRITING OFFICE: Stewart fiawson's JJuiUUugs, opposite Bank of New Zoalaud. Pitman's. Australian Record, 220 words per minute. Highest bpec-ds in Iho shortest time SHORTHAN D, BOOKKEE VlSli, FAINIING, ETC. MRS. E. 0. BENJAMIN, N.N.S.T., N.U.T , 1, Victoria-avenue, oif Brougham-a\ euue Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words por minute. Light Lino Record, 60 words in four weeks. t Bookkeeping, Painting, Etc k Terms on Application, any dny, 'alter 3 o'clock. _^^_______ BANKS'S COMMERCIAL ] COLLEGE. ] A CCOUNTANCY —The most successful "^^ institution in N.Z, in preparing for Accountancy Exams. Under tho personal supervision of Mr. J. S. BARTON, F.I.A.N.Z. 1 BUSINESS TRAINING DEPARTMENT. — Admittedly tho most practical and useful system in vogue in tho colony; designed by us with N.Z. business re- 1 quiremonh in view. References — Over 400 satisfied Wellington students. Conducted by J. S. BARTON, F.1.A.N.Z., and A. E. BARTON, A.I.A.N.Z. J TOUCH TYPEWRITING.-This Department is not a. cloaked device to push the tale of a machine. It is conducted ] solely to further the interests of students and employers. All the leading machines in use, to givo students tho fullest possible* scope for employment. Machine reserved for daily practice each student. SHORTHAND.— Tho most successful and business-like Shorthand School in tho city. Business requirements kept in view throughout. SEND FOR A PROSPECTUS. : ,4, JERVOIS-QUAY. 'PHONE 2098. j L . ] DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. BUSINESS ' POSITIONS. - , s — — Never bsfoio in tho hintoiy of this city * lias Ihero been such cm. enormous demand for business-trained youug men and Women as there is to-day. Nevor befevo havo tho opening snlarios boon co high, nor tUo oppprlunitics for advancement co attractive. Everywhere business men aro socking, often in vain, for thoio who have tho educational advantages which our COM- ' PLETE BUSINESS COURSE OF- " FJSRS. ; i STOTT & HOARES * BUSINESS COLLEGE < CANNOT MEET THE DEMAND c FOR COMPETENT TYPISTS. ! ?TVHE following Typewriter Übers in WeI,JL lington, AR-.ongßt pthers. employ KEMINGTOX TITPISTS, arid look to us for attention (lo( lo their various requirements: — v N.Z. Government Railways, Over 50 Remington Typewriters. - General Post Office, O\cr Z0 ltemington Tj-pcwriierg. Kcmnlhorm.', Prostcr and Co. fjharland and Co. Gollin and Co. ( 5 Union Bank ( 3 Sargood, Son, and Ewon. l " Chapman and Tripp. < '• W. and G. Turnliull and Co. Vasuum Oil Co. ' Bank of New Zealand. ] Abbott. Oram and Co. Briscoe and Co. . 8011, Gull, Bell, and Myers. Misß Macdougall. Bunny, Rawspn, and Pelhei'ick. r L. Reynolds^ Australian Manfg. Co. J. Myers and Co. Skerrott and Wylie. J. Mill and Co. 1 Levin Estate. ' Wellington AVoollen Co. * F. Cooper. j D. Anderson and Co. . Bank of Australasia 1 Wellington Technical School, F. J. Forbes rkcl Co. Gray and Jackson. N.Z. Post and Tolegiapli Storeir. s D.1.0. I 1 /ii.iuiican Tobacco. Rowloy and Gill, Accountants. Daleety and Co , Ltd. Baktwin and Co ■ Comstock and Co., Lid. '' J. T. Brown. ; Thompson, Frascr, and Ramsey > Grand Hotel. Wo nro Solo Importers of tho Remington. Temporary Office, 3, Morrah's Building*, Wilhs-street, City. Apply 'for pro- I - BpCCtllS. FIELDER'S^" " FOR . BEDS AND BEDDING. A GOOD Ro=t is a fitting finish to a good day's work, and tho beet pro- ~ paration for the work of to-morrow ; therej" fore a good comfortablo Bed is almost the ' greatest necessity of tho homo. Evory ono - knowa thero aro Bods AND BEDS. ' Thoro'B tho Bed that's an innovation to lio on, and tho Bod you'd rather lie under- 1 ucalh. Our selection of . BEDSTEADS is tho finest in tho city. There ,»re all kinds, sizes, and qualities— from tlio love- ' licsl, moil handsome, and artistic Parisian i Beds, tasty and cxquisiloly drapod, to Iho liltlo one's Col. Never have tli ore beon finer Beds or a finer display in Wellington. Then, ns to Bedding, f eieldeVs bedding, n ulwaya roliablu. No knots, no lumps, '. oven in Ihr) cheapest, ensuring a thorough- '^ ly refvethin,; and comfortablo rest, t FIELDER'S havo tho greatest aggregation t of BEDS nnd BEDDING iv tho colony, 1 und rcmomber— the prices aro unequalled J for lownosa. Call and havo a walk round Got to know FIELDER'S and FIELDER'S FURNITURE! ; H. FIELDER & CO., i THE FIRS! AND FOREMOST = FURNISHING FIRM, J ; MANNERS-STREET. ] \ nnYPEWRITERS should bo in every •*- homo and office. Wo offpr second- c [ hand B»rlock», Remingtons, Yo*l», and I * other makes, from £5. Snmtlbonc, Graco c and Co., 30, Viclorin-itrc-t. I
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1907, Page 9
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