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THE PRINCIPAL SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING |SCHOOL ' ■ .'■ i In the City is at • BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, The Terrace, Wellington. CLASSES: Morning, Afternoon, and evening. ... FEES AND TERMS—Moderate, from 30s per term for one hour daily, to £5 5s per term for four hours daily. A term is twelvo weeks, and may bo commenced at any timo TUITION—OnIy individual tuition is given, so that a student's progress depends on her own ability and industry. STAFF—The lady in charge of this work is the highest certificated teacher of Shorthand and Typewriting in New Zealand, and is a. A member of the Incorporated Phonographic Society, and holder of Teacher's Diploma; b. Holder of Teacher's Certificate, granted by the National Society of Short- , hand Teacher? ; • c. Holder of Teacher's Certificate, granted by: the National Society, of Typists, England; , ' d. Authorised Law Reporter under the Shorthand Reporters' Act, 1900. Hi AMOS, Managing Director. Telephone 2098. GILBY'S COLLEGE (Established' 1887) V ■ PREPARES Candidates IMMatriculation Public Service. Entrance Accountancy Preliminary „ , Accountancy Professional Pharmacy "A" Sixth Standard ' Proficiency, and kindred Examinations. EXAMINATION RESULTS FOR LAST YEAR testify to the excellence of the instruction imparted: Sixth Standard, .-.' 100 per oent.: Accountancy Preliminary... 90 per cent. Accountancy Professional. 83 per cent. Matriculation [ 71 per cent. Publio Service Entrance ... 67 per cent. Each student receives individual attention. Send for Free Prospectus. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., James Smith's Building, CUBA-STREET, Wellington, i Tol. 21-818. P.O. Box 203. DON'T ENVY THE SUCCESSFUL ... MAN—BE. ONE YOURSELF. TBEMEMBER, successful men owe ■*-** their success to effort. They always had an end 'in view.- They have striven until they achieved it. 'If tho possession of certain knowledge would assist them in their career, they have not rested until they have acquired that knowledge. Their success was unavoidable, and bo can YOURS be. Roach out for a higher' job. If Business is your goal start as a Book-keeper—become an expert Bookkeeper. Tho next step to promotion will follow as the day the night. Again and again has our Correspondence Course' in Practical Book-keeping proved itself a sure stepping-stone to better things^—to the head of a Department —to tho charge of a Branch—to the Manager's Chair. Send to-day for particulars of our Course. / ' Address:— - . ' ■ HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., 1 Union Buildings, Custom-street, E., P.O. Box 516, Auckland. , NEWTOWN SCHOOL. ADULT CLASSES, Mondays, Wedne* days, and Fridays, 7.30 to 9. Students prepared for Sixth Proficiency and other Primary Certificates. Other Classes by arrangement. Note the Address—COßNEß OF MEIN AND RIDDIFORD STREETS. DANCING. ■*/TR. THEODORE TREZISE Has returned to ;New Zealand, and resumed Teaching at the WELLINGTON CABARET CLUB, ; : . ' Goring-street. CULFORD BELL. ELOCUTION, DRAMATIC ART, PUBLIC SPEAKING. Classen or Private Lessons. Separate Classes for Boys and Girls. Senior Girls, Tuesdays, 4 o'clock; Junior Girls, Saturdays, 9.45;. Boys, Saturdays, 11; .Thespians, Thursdays, 7.30. Studio: 65, Willis-street, next to Crockeries. Tel. 1800. MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Stewart Dawson's Building. Principal — "Miss Whitbroad - Edwards, F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Lond.). Individual Tuition in Shorthand, "Type- ■ writing and Bookkeeping. Term commences from date of entry of pupil. x ' ; ' PRIVATE TUITION. IjiEE for individual tuition in any «übject: £4- Ka. per quarter. , Classes in Oral Frenoh and in Composition for Degroo Students: Foe, 2s 6d 'per G. W. YON ZEDLITZ, Parliament Corner (opposite Government Buildings). Private Address—Lower Hutt. A SUCCESS THOROUGH ENSURES SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING /S UARANTEES individual tuition and VJI the thorough grounding which leads to success in business. Principal: MISS ROWNTREE. 33. WILLIS-STREET. WELLINGTON. VIOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO, MANDOLIN, HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR, AND UKULELE. Thorough Tuition of the above by MR. J. G. TURNER, M.1.U.M., 83, KENT-TTSRACE. Trams stop at door. Term commences with pupil. NOTE.—lnstruments lent to Pnpilß {rc> of charge for practice at homo.