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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 78, 1 April 1920, Page 10

*■». BOOKKEEPING. BOOKKEEPING. BOOKKEEPING. Jitrson, whether he i desfv.V to "-enter baririesa * '_pr professional life, will find a pracjjtical and theoretical knowledge of _; Bookkeeping essential. " The Practical Bookkeeping and ; Business Practice Course of BANKS COMMERCIAL .; COLLEGE, ; "* WOODWARD-STREET, -• _ Wellington, " t Was prepared by one of the lead- ~ \ing Accountants and Accountancy i, Teacher? in Australasia. - The course is of -so practical- « nature that once a person has comit he can keep the books of any ordinary business. Individual instruction only. Fees moderate].. L.' 7"~- .. . . " Morning, Aftcrncon, Evening, and Conespondence Tuition, Those interested are invited to call and have a chat with H AMOS, M.inagmg Diiector. I JIXTHY not learn'step Lby step? ) t T Why not go on and on until, „ by study and improvement jou have reached the highest point.' COMMENCE'TO STUDY BOOKKEEPING. kt. Gjlby's College, .and so qualify for a better position. Wo teach Elementary Bookkeeping, Adranced Bookkeeping, and Accountancy. By taking our courso you can pass tho Commercial Accountants' or Bookeepers' Examinations. Tho great feature of Gilby training is INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION to all Masses. This moans rapid progress. There .are Four Instructors in this Department, the Instructor in Charire bein<" Mr. W W. Waddiloe, FI.A NZ , A.P.A , N.ZL The Elementary Course •akes tho student on from theveiy beginning of tho subject. Day and Evoning Classes and Tuition by correspondence. A term may commence at any time. , SVrite or call for full details GILBY'S COLLEGE;LTD. A II Gilby, F.C.I (En<r.), Director, WINDER'S BUILDINGS, XOWER CUBA-STREET. Wellington. 'Phone-' 21-818."" P.O. Bo^ 203. (And at Christ'church.J nPHB LATEST EXAM. RESULTS Show that tho ratio of Passes secured by our Students, to ihe number we presented, is as follows: — ACCOUNTANCY, 78 per cent" LAW PROFESSIONAL, 77 per cent. MATRICULATION, 78 per cent. Whilst, in the ACCOUNTANTS' PRELIMINARY EXAM., held for, the first time, actually 88 per cent, of the students presented by us secured passes. ■ _ In the subject of Economics, recently included in tho Accountancy Syllabus, Miss E. Mackay, a student of ours, gained 100 per cent, of marks, which constitutes i record for New Zealand 'Varsity Exams: in thi3 subject. .--'■■* .. .. - « .. •,. ; The signal suocessTof our students-con-listently for the past 22 years proves conjlusively tho ?reat advantage- of our high-(y-speeialisod Home Study Methods. You make no experiment when you en— rol with'-us?" YOUR SUCCESS IS AS-' iUREtt,.,.,,.;,:, ■■<„ „ ■_ . . . I ) ■". : :- ■- "'■ • • HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. - LIMII CD PO BOX 516, AUCKLAND. fTliu Scliool.vwJncJi has successfully pro pared 25,000 students.) BANJO;~ Ma':\DC>TT\' VIOLIN, AM) , * crrr\u * Thoioujrh 1 uiiioh of llio nbmo by MR r J O It RNI X MIU M, ffl M 1 II RK \rr rlr<irm "lop .it rl ioi lin is cninmenir Mth pupil f NOTE. —Instruments lent to Pupils free I si charge fp,r piaofeg_at homo, ,