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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 53, 4 March 1922, Page 13

ENTRANCE PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS. MODERN conditions necessitate that every boy .should Matriculate, or pass the Accountancy Preliminary Examination. This can be done by attending the Evening Classes at BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98j The Terrace, Wellington "• (Opposite Woodward-street). Students receive 7 to 10 hours' instruction' per week —according to the subject taken—by Expert and Experienced Teachers, for the moderate fee of £3 3s per term of 12 weeks. For the Entrance Professional Examination held last December, Banks College presented 134 students, 93 of whom were successful. Enrol To-day. < V H. AMOS, Director. Telephone 2098. ~XKT ANTED, Competent Shorthand- * ' Typists) good salary and pros; peota for capable operators. ■ . Tho above is - lypical of the advertisements appearing daily in our leading journals. Do YOU desire to apply for suoh a position? If co, get into touch immediately with , GILBY'S COLLEGE, And qualify for one of the many good positions offering. Employees recognise the thorough training given to all Students attending Gilby's College, individ- . ual attention being a feature of the course which enables you to reaoh proficiency in a minimum of time. RESULTS TALK. At a recent Publio Servioe Short-hand-Typists' Examination, :the five Candidate* presented by GILBY'S COLLEGE were all suocesrful. Day and Evening; Classes:. Corre»ponden» Lewoni. GlLBy'S COLLEGE, LTD,, A. H. Gilfey, F.C.I. (Eng,), Director, James Smith's Buildings. Tel. 21-818. P.O. Box 203. (And! at Christohurch.) ~\ I ■■ - ■ v ' BANKERS' DIPLOMA, 4m^B bava now ready full Course* in all " * subjects for the Bankers' Diploma Examinations. .. •■'■■' No text books are required.. Our speci-ally-compiled lessons are, text bnoks in themselves, complete in every particular. Bank Students will find it worth their while to send if or our Booklet,, giving details of the 6cop© and character of our Diploma. Courses. Inquiry entails no obligation. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., THE AC6OTJNTANCY SPECIALISTS, PiO. Box 516, Auokla-nd. i .; ( A SUCCESS THOROUaH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF i SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees individual, tuition and I the thorough grounding whioh leads to success in business. ,'■ Principal-MISS ROWNTREE. 33. WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. MISS E. CABR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND! AND TYPEWRITING, Stewart Da.wson's Building. Prinoipal — Miss Whitbread - Edwards, ' F.C.T.S. (tne;), F,I.P.S; (Lond.). Individual Tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping. Term commehceß from date of entry of pupil. / ' | PRIVATE TUITION. PREPARATION for Examinations. Correspondence Tuition, and Translatio/i. Matriculation Classes Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 5 p.m. ' V G. W. YON ZEDLITZ, ' Corner Bowen-street and Lambton-quay. Ty/TISS ERIOA.HOBY L.R.A.M. (Lon.) '■ PIANOFORTE (Pupil of Mr. Howard Jones), MALTHAY METHOD. . • ; 25, BOWEN-STREET. '. ' ' BALLROOM DANCING. ' MISS PHYLLIS BATES is returning from Australia in the first week of March,^ and resumes Teaching tho latest Ballroom Dancing at her Studio, 13, King's Chambers (opp, Stewart Dawson's). CU L F OR D BELL. U L F O R D BELL. CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS, In ELOCUTION, ACTING, AND PUBLIC SPEAKING. Studio: 66, WILLIS-STREET. Tel. 1800. VIOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO, MANDOLIN, HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR, AND UKULELE. Thorough Tuition of the above by \TR. J. G. TURNER, M.1.U.M., IT-1 83, KENT-TERRACE. Trams step at door. Term commences with pupil. Note.—lnstrument* lent to Pupil* free el charge for pract>o«.at home.