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EFFICIENT STENOGRAPHERS WANTED. nnHE demand for Reliable Shorthand- -** Typists is greater than the supply. Trained women aro earning as much as £4 per. week in this capacity, and business men want more Stenographers. BANKS COURSE ON SHORTHAND-TYPING > FITS YOU FOR BETTER ' WORK. Business men recognise the value of Commercial Training given by Banks College, and are usually anxious to secure [ Stenographers trained, at our College. We aim to make every Student thoroughly efficient. You want a more congenial occupation and better opportunities—prepare for them. -'"■■' '■ ' Call To-day and talk matters over with the Director. BANKS COLLEGE, WOODWARD-STREET, WELLINGTON. H. AMOS, Director. Telephone 2098. THOROUGH "finHOROUGH". has for THOROUGH -*- over 30 years been THOROUGH the motto of Gilby's ColTHOROuGH lege. . 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 THOROUGH Of six Senior Students THOROUGH presented four passed. THOROUGH Of eight Junior Students THOROUGH presented, seven passed. THOROUGH One of the Junior Stud- < THOROUGH ents was a Stenotype THOROUGH operator, who, after only THOROUGH 3J months', instruction in THOROUGH, Stcnotypy, has passed her THOROUGH exam. THOROUGH THOROUGH Senior test was 5 mm- . THOROUGH utes' dictation at 110 words THOROUGH a minute. Thirty minutes THOROUGH allowed for transcribing 1 THOROUGH and typing. , ' I THOROUGH . i THOROUGH Junior test 80 words a 1 THOROIJGH minute for 5 minutes. THOROUGH. Thirty minutes allowed THOROUGH for transcribing and typ-■ THOROUGH ing. jTHOROUGH 1 THOROUGH We take an individual THOROUGH interest in each student, THOROUGH and feola personal pride THOROUGH in all successes. All tuition THOROUGH is thorough and may comTHOROUGH monoe at any time. Call THOROUGH or write for prospectus' of THOROUGH general, commercial, and THOROUGH secondary subjects, and THOROUGH fees. ' 'GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., v Winder's Building, Lower Cuba-street. Telephone 2502. - : A WIDE FIELD FOR "j "' WIRELESS OPERATORS. MEN, and yet more men, are constantly being wanted, to man our- Oversea and Coastal vessels as Wireless Operators. Arc you going to be -ready to, fill the gap? Become a Proficient Wireless Operator, tor. • The Dominion College will teach you thoroughly and rapidly at a moderate fee. Day and Evening Classes on Complete Ship Installations, also Specialised Correspondence Course. Two points to remember: 1. EXPERT WIRELESS TEACHERS 2. LATEST MARCONI WIRELESS EQUIPMENT. v Send for Free Prospectus. , THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF R ADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., 123, Willis-street ...: Wellington. P.O. Box 922. 'Phone 368. THE LEADING SCHOOL. OF COMMERCE IN NEW ZEALAND. . BANKS COLLEGE, WOODWARD-STREET, Wellington. MEN and Women are thoroughly trained in all branches of Commercial Work, and are prepared for Bookkeeping, Accountancy, and B. Com. Degrees. Complete Correspondence Courses are available in Bookkeeping, Auditing, and all branches of Commercial Law. Also in Economics, Modern Economics, and Constitutional History, Economic Geography, Industrial Law, Banking and Currency, and Statistical Method, _ The Instructors, who are highly qualified and experienced Tutors, ore ns follow:— BOOKKEEPING: MR. P. HARLE, A.1.A., N.Z., late Accountant Benjamin and Co COMMERCIAL LAW: Mr. Oc. .MAZENGARB, M.A., , LL.M., Barnster.-at-Law. ECONOMICS: Mr. B. E. MORPHY, M.A., LL.B., B. Com.. F.R.E.S.. Barrister-at-Law. For further information, apply to H. AMOS, Director. Telephone 2098. ■ MISS E. CARR'S CJCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND -CJ TYPEWRITING. Stewart Dawson's Buildings. 'Vincipal (lato Miss L. Macdonald). Miss Wmtbread-Fdwards. F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.PS. (Lond.) i-rai commences from date oi entry of Pupil. Tuition by correspondence in Shorthand ..d Non-visual Typewriting. SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPE WRITING. Principals- MRS. E. CARR, MISS iUnVNTREE. aiedoman Chambers, 66. WILLIS-ST ' 'ANJO, MANDOUNE. VIOLIN, AND GUITAR. Thorough Tub ion "Mho above by i.|R J. G. TUHNER. M.1.U.M., 83. KEN'i TERRACE. ■-"3"^ ct. pay door. Terms commence -.■:'.•! pupi . . iSUJ.:..—lnstruments lent to Pupils free -* ci.r. :_;.;.; to- practice at homo. FLOWErT OARGAIN Sale, new, choice, and raro »■•■* Flowering Shrubs, 6rl to Is each. Send for list and choose your-own. W. Mitchinson, Wholesale Grower, New Plymouth 1 .