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; ■ A XESSON OF THE I WAR. pnHE War has broughtrjaomo-io us what -*- has long been common, knowledge to those who concern themselves with Education. Out. National prosperity and security demand greater concentration of. trained intelligence on problems of. industry, of commerce, and of public administration, j In; this respect there is a lesson for all. j The most lucrative portions in the fu- j "ture will bo held by tltciso possessing a sound education. It is tlie duty as well a3 the privilege of those iwho remain be- j hind- to be prepared. ' ; j BANKS COELEGEj_J WOODWARD-STREET, : .WELLINGTON,- . j Has courses f>t study specially framed by ' leading Scholars and TeacJiors in the Dominion : Bookkeeping (Elementary and Advanced), Commercial Law, Law Professional, Advertising, Journalism, Chairmanship, Economics, and all subjects required for the public examinations. Send.for a Prospectu3 110-day. H. AMK>S, Director.Telephone 2098. I .YOUR CAREER—WHY NOT |«. ' WIRELESS?. SIX months' interesting' .wort in spare time will make you 'a'QUALIFIED Wireless Operator. The whole wide world will be your field —your "working- conditions" ideal, your pay good, your life healthy, attractive, full of variety. ! But your training must be "right." Dominion College Students have priority of appointment by Amalgamated Wireless (Aust.), Ltd., who control 95 per cent, of the Ship Stations. Lowest positions are worth* £108 p.a. and "found," besides estraß.. . "Vacancies constantly: occur. Dominion . College has experienced Instructors, complete Installations, and a biglist of successes. Qualify NOW. 'fc Write for Prospectus. THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., ■ . ■ A.M.P. Building, Huater-street, Wellington. , P.O. Bos 922 'Phone 368. BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL. i ®' ' ■ THE BURNING QUESTION FOR ENGINEERS IS— " Where can Up-to-date Instruction for Government .Certificates bo obtained? The answer to the Question is— Up-to-date Instruction, by CLASS ' and CORRESPONDENCE, can alwuvs be obtained from BOWER, the "SPECIALIST in COACHING. Wellington Address: EOUTH'S BUILDINGS, Featherston-street. P.O. Box 865. THE REQUIREMENTS TO JOIN HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S . . ORGANISATION. fTHHESE aro simple—Good character, -"■ ordinary intelligence, sincere ambition to succeed, a. little determination: Such qualities, backed by our practical help and guidance, absolutely ensuie success to you. Think it over and then write us to-day. In which are you interested? — !In PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, in MODERN BUSINESS METHODS, in MODERN - ACCOUNTANCY, in SHORTHAND, in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING, or in COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING? Or do you wish to be prepared- for the MATRICULATION, PUBLIC SERVICE, TEACHERS', LAW or ACCOUNTANCY?' Write to-day.. Address HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., P.O. Bos 516. • Auckland. . MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND ' TYPEWRITING.-' .- Stewart Dawson's Buildings. Principal (late Miss L. Macdonald), Miss Whitbroad-Edwards, F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Lond.). Term commences from date of entry ot . Pupil. Tuition by correspondence in Shorthand and Non-visual Typewriting. MUSIC. | H. MULLER (Diploma Swiss University, Basel). mBACHER OF MUSIC, PIANO A FORTE, HARMONY, ETC. . HM. IS ALSO PREPARED TO TAKE A LIMITED NUMBER OF PIPILS FOR FRENCH, GERMAN, LATIN, AND GREEK. For terms, etc., apply to 73, Wanpori- ' street, W.S. . ; SINGING.KO O R N W A- L L,, • OLD ITALIAN METHOD. As taught by the great Milan Master— Signor Moretti. Studio: COOPER'S BUILDINGS, Opp. Evening Post. BANJO, MANDOLINE, VIOLIN, AND GUITAR. Thorough Tuition of the above by I\/|TR. J- G.. TURNER, M:I.U,M., "-«■ 'S3, KENT-TERRACE. ■' Trams stop at door. Terms commenceNOTE.—lnstruments lent to Pupils freo of charge for practice at home. TGI T. MOORE AND CO.'S MOTOR 'JLI a SERVICE STATION.—'Buses run daily between Lower Hutfc and Wellington. Special trips arranged. On Sundays 'Buses leavo Wellington—For Johnson'ville: 10 a.m., 1.30 p.m., and 6.0 p.m.; for Trentham, 1.0 n.m.; for Titahi Bay, 1.30 p.m.; returning for Wellington at 4 0 p.m. Goods and Furniture moved fluily by motors. Thorns* 4427 (Bowen-ut,), i'lli (Johusoaviile). ■•■■•■