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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 16, 18 July 1918, Page 6

SCOPE FOR ADVANCEMENT. A CCOUNTANCY is a highly-important ■"- profession that offers wonderful soope for high-class ability. . Tho Accountant is one of the main factors in any business, and usually hoick an important and highly-paid position. ACCOUNTANCY DEPARTMENT Of BANKS COLLEGE, WOODWARD-STREET, WELLINGTON, Has been prepa-rinjr candidates for Accountancy Examinations for over 14 years. Examination Results prove conclusively the success that attends our method of instruction. Take up Accountancy as your profession. You cannot do batter than attend Banks College, which is known throughout New; Zealand for the thoroughness of its teaching. Completo Courses are available for the Amended Examinations' of the N.Z. Society of Accountants. ' Call andjtalk this matter,over. H. AMOS, Director. Telephone 2098.. I THOROUGH. "mHOKOUGrH" has for THOROUGH - -H- over 30 years been THOROUGH the- motto of Gilby's ColTHOROUGH lego. It is still the foreTHOROUGH word TO-DAY. THOROUGH THOROUGH Further proof of Gilby THOROUGH thoroughness lies in the THOROUGH returns just announced of THOROUGH the N.Z. 'Public Service THOROUGH Examinations held in May THOROUGH . last. THOROUGH . ... v THOROUGH Of six Senior Students THOROUGH presented four passed. THOROUGH :Of eight Junior Students THOROUGH presented, seven passed. THOROUGH One of the Junior StudTHOROUGH onts- was a Stenotype THOROUGH operator, who, after only THOROUGH 3i months' instruction in THOROUGH Stonotypy, has passed her THOROUGH exam. THOROUGH THOROUGH Senior test was 5 mm■- ■ THOROUGH utes'. dictation at 110 words THOROUGH n minute. Thirty minutes THOROUGH for transcribing THOROUGH and typing. . , THOROUGH ■ ' THOROUGH Junior test 80 words a THOROUGH minute for 5 minutes. THOROUGH. ■•Thirty' minutes allowed THOROUGH for transcribing and typTHOROUGH ing. ' "? ' THOROUGH, ' THOROUGH , We take an individual THOROUGH interest in each student, THOROUGH and feel a personal pride THOROUGH in all successes. All tuition THOROUGH is thorough and may comTHOROUGH mence at any time. Call THOROUGH.-. or write for prospectus of THOROUGH v general, commercial, and THOROUGH secondary subjects, and THOROUGH 'fees. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., Winder's Building, Lower Cuba~street. Telephone 2502. MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Stewart Dawson's Buildings. Principal (late Miss L. MacdonaM), Misa Wliitbread-Edwards, F.C.T.S. (Inc.), ■ F.I.P.S. (Lond.) Term commences, from date 01. entry of Pupil. Tuition by correspondence in Shorthand and Non-visual Typewriting. SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Principals- MRS. E. CAER, MISS ROWNTREE. Caledonian Chambers, 66, WILLIS-ST. TP» A. SCOTT (F.P.A.N.Z.), Auditor ■^* and Public Accountant. The Dalgety Building', Feathsrsbon-street. Telephono 4078. BUILDING -QF,. CONCRETE SHIPS. The Sydney Morning Herald says:—The Acting Minister for the Navy (Mr. I'o.vnton) stated on the 10th July that it could not bs assumed that tlie. Federal Government was in any way pledged to the construction of concrete ships. Information in his possession showed that the cost of concrete ships was very much less than that of steel-ships. • The American Shipping Board- -had-agreed to Appropriate £10,000,000 for the construction of, concrete, ships, stud there .was evidence that Germany was planning to build them, if she had not already done so. Tho question,of building concrete ships in Australia would be dealt with strictly on its merits, but he did not intend to rush into any new shipbuilding plan without due consideration