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THE BAR. i. "T^HE Law offers better prospects of ad- ■*- vanoement than any of the other professions. Tho majority of the leading publio men in the Empire are Lawyers.' So desirable a profeeeion. is open only to those who can and will study h»rd. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ; WOpD WARD-STREET, Wellington, Has been successfully coaching- students in Law 1 for many years. Its Courses are lucid and complete, and have ljeen preparod by six leading Barristers /with the highest University honours. In November last 89 candidates were presented, 68 of whom passed. In March last 29 students were entered, 21 of whom passed. So enrol with BANKS COLLEGE, follow •instructions, and qualify. H. AMOS, Managing Director. Telephone 2098. ,MR. H. H. DAVIES (Of- 1 Australia and the Continent), TEACHER OF VIOLIN, ETC. METHOD-SEVCIK. YTE. DAVIES will bo pleased to inter- ■^ •*• view intending Students and others at the Music; Warehouse of Messrs. Chas. Begg and Co., Ltd., Mannerß-st., each, morning from 11 to 12, afternoon from 3 to 4. BOOK-KEEPING IS ESSENTIAL TOBUSINESS LIFE. THE Classes at Gilb'y's College provide a splendid opportunity . to acquire this most, necessary knowledge. We teaoh ■ Book-keeping for all requirements, *nd give each student INDIVIDUAL TUITIONS Elementary Book-keeping, Advanced Book-keeping;' and Accountancy. Instructor-injcharge— .-. Mr. W. W. WADDILOVE, F.1.A., N.Z., A.P.A., N.Z. Assisted by Experienced Teachers. ' Any sessions, of any number of hours, may bo arranged. A term may commence at any time. Lessons from 10 to 12, 2 to' 4, 5.15 to 6.15 daily, or ■ From 7 to 9 p.m. on Mondayß, Tuesdays, and Thuisdays. Call, ring up, or write for full details. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD. rA. H. Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), Director, WINDER'S BUILDINGS, ' LOWER CUBA-ST., WELLINGTON. Tel. 21-818. P.O. Box 203. (And at Christchurch.) ' EXAMINATION RESULTS. SUPREME TEST OF.TUITION. (MARCH. 1920) ACCOUNTANCY ■ . EXAM. SIX out of the Nine Candidates who were successful in passing in Bookkeeping (Final) for all New Zealand were students of Hemingway and Robertson's. QUALIFICATION ESSENTIAL TO SUCCESS. ' ■'. If you wish to obtain and retain a responsible and highly-paid! position in the' present-day business world, you Must Qualify in Accountancy. ' . TIME TOO PRECIOUS FOR ' EXPERIMENTS. To ensure success in passing at the next November exam., communicate without delay with the oldest-established and most successful Accountancy Correspondence Instructors in Australasia. ' HEMINGWAY ; AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., Union Buildings, Customs-at. East, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 516. P.O. Box 616. COMMENCE THINKING ELECTRICALLY. TTtTE have complete seta of Modern » t Wireless Apparatus which enables our instructors of long experience to ,demonstrate the effect of applying theory to practice. Tho study of Wireless Telegraphy embraces magnetism and electricity, and in view of tho early prospect of lajrge hydroelectrio undertakings and eventual general use of electricity, it is desirable for every person to know something of that wonderful power Qualify for a Wireless Operator's Certificate and commenco thinking electrically. 'Tho salary of Wireless Operators 1 was recently increased, making the pro--1 fession more attractive than ever. Prospectus free. Classes to suit all. Wireless and Electrical Books and Magazines stocked THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., • BRITTAIN'S BUILDING, Mannere-stroet, Wellington. P.O. Box 922. Telephone 368. Branches: Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedm. BANJO, MANDOLIN, VIOLIN, AND GUITAR. Thorough Tuition of the' above by MR. J. G. TURNER, M.1.U.M., 83, KENT-TERRACE. Trams stop at door. Terms commence xvith pupil. NOTE.—lnatrum»ntf lent to PupiU free pi charga ior practlct it horn*. :