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STENOGRAPHERS WANTED. npiHE demand ior Reliable Shorthand' ■*• Typists is. greater than the supply, Trained women are earning us much as £4 per week in this capacity, and business men want more Stenographers. BANKS COURSE ON SHORTHAND-TYPING FITS YOU FOE BETTER WORK, Business men recofrnise 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 oongenial 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, GILBY'S SECONDARY CLASSES), GILBY'S SECONDARY CLASSES. GILBY'S SECONDARY CLASSES. rTVHE particular ■ advantage of X Gilby's Secondary Classes is "that, by eliminating non-essential subjects and concentrating only on what is / essential, a saving in both time and fees results. Greater all-round efficienoy of the student also ensues. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. Special attention is given to Students desirous of Matriculating with a view to entering the professions. Candidates are coached individually, and personal instruction is given in ev-ery detail of the work. This explains the uniform success of Gilby Studonte. PROFESSIONAL CAREER, PROFESSIONAL CAREER. PROFESSIONAL CAREER. Whichever profession our Students desire to enter, we help them right through. We give personal coaching for all Examinations, .e.g., Public Service Entrance, Matriculation, Accountancy and Law Professional, etc. We don't usually lose sight of a. Student until we place him^pn the topmost point—until he joinsnhe army of successful men who have graduated from Gilby's College. All particulars re Classes and Special Correspondence Lessons free for the asking. • GILBY'S COLLEGE LTD., WINDER'S BUILDINGS, Lower Cuba-street, Wellington (And at Christchurch). BI& DEMAND FOR "WIRELESS OPERATORS" AFTER THE WAR. (PONTRACTS for the erection of Wirev-' less Installations are being entered into all over the world to-day—at tho conclusion of this w&t the demand for operators will be heavy. You can qualify to fill one_ of these positions NOW —a position which carries with it plenty of scope for ambition: a good salary; and a chance to visit various parts of the World with first-class steamer accommodation. Let the Dominion College train you. Their Staff are Experts on Wireless Telegraphy, and this is the only College in fhe Dominion possessing COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS OF MARCONI APPARATUS. All students are examined regularly by the Examiner appointed by the Government of New Zealand. There's a Special Correspondence Course prepared for Students unable to attend personally. Call, write, or 'phone for Freo Prospectus. THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., 123, Willis-st., Wellington. P.O. Box 922. 'Phono 568. . BANJO, MANDOLINE. VIOLIN, AND GUITAR. Thorough Tuition of tho above by MR. J. G. TURNER, M.1.U.M.. 83, KENT-TERRACE. ', Trams stop at door. Terms commence with pupil. NOTE.—lnstruments lent to Pupils free of charge fo- practice at home.