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MATRICULATION AND ALL OTHER . ENTRANCE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS. BAY and Evening Classes are oonducted for tho above Examinations at BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Note New Address: - 98, THE TERRACE (Opposite Wood-ward-street). _ Students receive' 8 to 10 hours' instruction per week in the Evening Classes for the moderate feo of three guineas per term, for the minimum number of subjects. The tuition hours are arranged so that Students can,have unbroken evenings for study. * The College results are conaietenly good. For the 1 last Examinations 117 Candidates were presented, 85 of whom were successful. Join "The College of Good Results," follow instructions, attend regularly, work hard, and Matriculate. * H. AMOS, Managing Director. ~ GREAT RESULTS! - GILBY'S COLLEGE. ritHE following figures are eloquent of J- the thorough training received by Students at GILBY'S. . For the year 1920 the percentage of passes were:-1-Accountancy 83 per cent. Matriculation: Day Classes 75 per cent. Evening Classes 71 per cent. Publio Sorvioe Entrance ...• 67 per oent. Evening Primary Class for Sixth Standard Proficiency Certificates 100 per cent. Shorthand, Typewriting, and Stenotypy Classes —. 104 Certificates Gained by 117 Candidates Join up to-day. Make 1921 YOUR year of successful effort. The term commences the day you enrol. Day and Evening Classes. Correspondence ClassesGILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., [ A. H. Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), Director. WINDER'S BUILDINGS, LOWER CUBA-ST., WELLINGTON. ' Tel. 21-818. P.O. Box 203. (And at Christchurch.) . ■ ■ GILBY'S COLLEGE. ILBY'S COLLEGE. SECONDARY DAY SCHOOL - FOB BOYS AND GIRLS. Principal: Mr. A S. Farqu'har. M.A. (Hona,): Candidates coached for all Public Examinations rapidly and thoroughly. Individual tuition. La6t year's passes in MATRICULATION were 75 PER CENT. Railway Concessions for Country Students. Write, telephone, or call for full details. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD.,' A. H. Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), Director, WINDER'S BUILDINGS, LOWER CUBA-ST., WELLINGTON. Telephone 21-818. P.O. Box 203. And at Christchurch. DANCING AND PHYSICAL CULTURE. MISS VER'A WALMISLEY (Pupil of Airs. Wordsworth), direct from LONDON, is. holding Classes in the Marine' Engineers' Institute Hall, Aitken-st., Wellington. ' . ■ Special Class for Babies on Tuesdays. Operatic Class on Wednesdays. Assemblies on Thursdays, at 8 p.m. All the latest London Ballroom Dances taught, and an exhibition of the 1921 Parisian Tango. Schools visited and received. Private Lessons given. Apply Rutland Hotel, Wellington. Tel. 628. j MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Stewart Dawson's Building. I Principal—Miss Whitbread-Edwarda, I; F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.LP.S. (Lond.). [Individual Tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping. ! Terms commence from date of entry of I pupil. The School will resume on 31st ; January, 1921., ! A SUCCESS THOROUGH ENSURES SUCCESS GROUNDING . SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING /GUARANTEES irdividual tuition and vT the thorough grounding which leads to success in business. : Principal: MISS ROWNTREE. 33, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. CULFORD BELL. ELOCUTION, DRAMATIC ART, PUBLIC SPEAKING. Classes or Private Lessons. Separate Classes for Boys and Girls. The Thespians (Dramatic Art Class) will ' reassemble Thursday, 3rd March, when j rehearsals of a now threo-act modern ' Comedy will commence. Studio: 66, Wil-'.lis-street, next to Crockeries. Tel. 1800. 1 ■ PRIVATE TUITION. i ,ptLASSES resume 10th JANUARY. | XJ Matriculation Classes Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 6-8. Classes in Oral French' for Degree Students. G. W. YON ZEDLITZ, Parliament Corner (opposite Government Buildings). Private Address —Lower Hutt. DANCING. ' " . ■ MISS BORLASE'S Classes Re-open First Week'in MARCH. ' Intending Pupils arc requested to make arrangements early. ffon further particmlara address TUAMWAY-AVENUE, off The T««l».