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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 42, 17 August 1918, Page 10

SCOPE FOB, I: ADVANCEMENT. V,\ CCOUNTANCY is a highly-important .'—'*■ profession that offers wonderful 'scope for high-claes ability. The Accountant is one of the main factors in any business, and usually holds ,an important and highly-paid position. ; ACCOUNTANCY DEPARTMENT Of : BANKS COLLEGE, $ 'WOODWARD-STREET, WELLINGTON, Has been preparing candidates for Accountancy Examinations for over 14 years. Examination Results prove conclusively '.'tho sucoese that attends our method of .instruction. ; "Take up Accountancy as your profession. You cannot do better than attend ;Bank3 College, which is known throughout New Zealand for the thoroughness of its teaching. Complete Courses are available for the Amended Examinations of the N.Z. Society of Accountants. I .Call and talk this matter over. • ; H. AMOS, Director. ; 2098, YOU WANT TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS. , ' f I THE load to success lies ,'■ JL through Efficient Train- :' '^-./.>!>g... ;Th© great and ever- - **- —increasing demand for capable Shorthand-Typists, Bookkeepers, and Cler-ke offers ■".:-. wonderful possibilities to those anxious to succeed in business. Now is the time to commence a course of training at Gilby's .-. College. "Thorough" is our ;!', watchword. .Each student re- ■"■ ceives the individual atten- *'; '.»...tioiil of competent instructors. '■'■-. • -Rapid progress and ultimate ',','. success are assured to earnest '" workers. Day and Evening *,r. '.".'Classes are,now..'in full swing-. •■ • Personal instruction is given \l\ • m—: .. ..",,;:.':..;"■;..;.:.". ' ' ■ ''*■ STENOTYPY :: (Ths Worlds Fastest Writing '■<..'■■ Machine) , BOOKKEEPING ;; HANDWRITING -• SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING :: business methods •; letter writing. ■!! Correspondence Course* t.r« >l' ■ ■ available for those unable to V.', attend in person. ; :\ Send for Prospectus To-day. I',: It coste. nothing, and may t * = mean much to you. ;Ji&H,BY'S COLLEGE, LTD., ;:':. HORACE GILBY, F.C.I. (Eng.), • i Director, ■'■WINDER'S BUILDINGS, CUBA-ST. j'Phone 2502. P.O. Box 203. ■i (And at Christchurch.) ;' CALL FOR OPERATORS. MORE Boats are being built, and Shore Stations erected yearly. The call for Efficient Wireless Operators will be- ' come urgent. ••• Take advantage oE the offer o£ the "Dominion College of Radio-Telegraphy, • Ltd., and qualify for a better position ' and a bigger salary. ;■ ■ The Curriculum of this College bias been to cover completely the subjects ;;* equirod-•;for Postmaster-GeneraTa ''Certificate. r. . ;; Studies arranged,for spare time, bo aa ■ not to interfere with Students' bu«ineßß ■;or social duties. !■«■■■ Two Points to RemembeT: '; Students are trained until profioienfc •; by highly-qualified Experts. (A ,' ~', jnan with ordinary intelligence •'■"«__ oan complete the course in cix 11. »~l...^m6nthß).\And ,The Dominion College is ■ the only Institute in New Zealand equip- ■ -. pod with COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS OF MARCONI APPARATUS. THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., : 123, Willis-6t., Wellington. P.O. Box 922. 'Phone 368. TO BUSINESS MEN. . A STUDY of Economics; and kindxed subjects on Scientific lines will repay '..every business man a hundredfold. ■ ( In every industrial problem there are 'itwo questions—WHAT IS,'AND WHAT -OUGHT TO BE? The problem can,be ;"<sealt with only when both are answered. -■Economics is concerned chiefly with •the i rEt'BANKS COLLEGE, ■^ WOODWARD-STREET,-,. - !!'«' . •;' Wellington, _ ■ ; v "Has Correspondence Classes in— , ■Z ' Eoononiias , :. . ;[; Currency and Banking ■ ... < i Modern History ;„';; Industrial Law. , •-. • . '» Economic History ;;;! Statistical; Method ■ .- ■ ; : !"•.• Economio Geography. 'Prepared by Mr. B. E. MURPHY, M.A., '.;LL.B., B. Com. F.R.E.S. (First Class Honours), Barrister-at-Law. /All Students' Work is Corrected and " Criticised by Mr. Murphy. .The courses are not a collection of time--worn platitudes. They contain the views of the world's economic writers and thinkers. Fees moderate. ;;' For further information, apply to ';■' H. AMOS, Director. ■•vTelophone.2o9B. ■.•■■■ ■ MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Stewart Dawson's Buildings. •Principal (late Miss L. Macdonald), Miss Wlutbread-Edwards, F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.PS. (Lond.) Term commences from date of entry of Pupil. ,v Tuition by correspondence in Shorthand »nd Non-visual lypewriting. SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND P TYPEWRITING. '? Principals: MRS; E. CARR, MISS •' ROWNTREE. iCaledonian Chambers, 66. WILLIS-ST. •~ NEWTOWN SCHOOL. YOU require a Proficiency Certijficato or some .other Primary School Certificate. .'' ■ . '■"''Evening Classes at Newtown School, Ridd?for<r-street, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at 7.30 p.m. Terms moderate. F" OUND-Ladies' Umbrellas Re-covered . (tiust black unions), 6s lid; Gente ■Umbrellas, from 8s lid. Umbrellas thoroughly renovated before fitting new cover. Sond 'us your Umbrella To-day. Lethaby's, Umbrella Specialiets, opp. G.P.O-