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TURN THIS WINTER TO GOOD ACCOUNT! TIME spent in study is time that is never regretted. You will have many spare hours during the coming months. STUDY 1 Banks Commercial Colfcge provides ■ Day, Evening, and Correspondence Tuition in a variety of subjects:— SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTANCY LAW BANKING ECONOMICS ARCHITECTURE ADVERTISING AND PREPARATION FOR MATRICULATION AND PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. A New Correspondence Course in PUBLIC SPEAKING, under the direction of Mr. J. Culford Bell, has recently been prepared. Get particulars of the subject most interesting to you. Prospectus and information free to all inquirers. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, The Terrace, Wellington H. AMOS, Director. Telephone 2098. | GILBY'S ! business ; course. YOU hear a good deal about Commercial Training. Do you know that Gilby'e College was the PIONEER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE iii New Zealand, having been founded at Christohurch in 1887—-35 years ago? Foremost in '87—well in the forefront ever since. Practical business training by practical business men and trained teachers. Pitman's and Grefjg Shorthand, Stenotypy (the fastest writing machine in the world), Typewriting, Bookkeeping, etc. Preparations for all public examinations. Day andj: Evening Sessions. Correspondence Lessons. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., ■ iJAMBS SMITH'S BUILDINGS, Corner of Cuba and Manners streets, Wellington. Telephone 21-818. P.O. Box 203. I . " THE QUESTION WHICH,,' when answered in the affirmative, relieves all anxiety with regard to your. future success. , Am I qualified? In possession 61 the knowledge and the art of applying that knowledge which is absolutely essential to a successful businesjs career? Unless this question can with all sincerity be answered in the affirmative, you are seriously hampered, appallingly handicapped when competing with the alert, capable, and qualified young man of today. Realiso this and tako advantage of our methods which x'esulfa have proved, during the past 25. years, to be most successful in preparing men for responsible and highly-remunerative positions. We have up-to-date Corespondence Courses of Preparation for the ACCOUNTANCY, LAW PROFESSIONAL, MATRICULATION. TEACHERS, 1 BANKERS' DIPLOMA,' and PUBLIC SERVICE ENTRANCE EXAMS., and also in various commercial subjects such as SHORTHAND. BUSINESS ARITHMETIC, ADVERTISING, etc., etc. Write_ To-day for particulars of the Course in which you are interested. Full information will be forwarded by return. Address: \ 1 HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S • CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD. ' Union Buildings, Customs-street. :. : P.O. Box 516. Auckland. . POWER TO INCREASE YOUR EARNING CAPACITY IS HERE. SEE what others have done by home study under the Bower's Engineering School tuition. Twenty-one Students ' passed the City and Guilds London Examination ■ First and Second Grade. You can do the same. Here is the list of successful students. Results prove that our system is sound: — Second Grade A.C. Electrical-/ ! . W. C. Penman, J. Brown, P. W. I Thursby. Second Grade D.C. Electrical— C. Choules, D. Forbes, E. A. Goul- [ stone, G. H, Owen. i First Grade Electrical Engineering— A. Bishop, C. E. Bowley, N. Dickey, L. C. Dowden, G. Henderson, A. J. Marter, T. White, B. Watson, C. W. Wilson, W. G. Wilson. First Grade Motor* Engineering— R. Andrews, E. I. Hollis, C. M'Arthur, F. W. Pinker. Our prospectus will be posted free. Write for it at once. BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL (Registered under Marine and Education Departments since 1915), Room 52, Fletcher's Buildings, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. P.O. Bos 865. Telephone 1792, (And at Auckland.) MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND'AND TYPEWRITING, Stewart Dawson'B Building. Principal — Miss Whitbread - Edward*, F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Lond.). Individual Tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, and • Bookkeeping. Term commences from data of entrj of pupil A ~~ SUCCESS THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees individual tuition and the thorough grounding which lead* to success in' business. Principal—MlSS ROWNTREE. 33. WILLIS-STREET. WELLINGTON. PRIVATE TUITION. PREPARATION for Examination!. Correspondence Tuition, and Translation. Matriculation Classes Monday, Wednes- ' day, Friday, 5 p.m. ' G. W. YON ZEDLITZ, Corner Bowen-street and Lambton-quay. CHANGE OF ADDRESS. TITR. CULFORD BELL ie now teaching lwL at his Private Residence, 198, WILLIS-STREET, opposite St. Peter's Church (Ghuznee-strcet tram stop). Class or Private Lessons in Elocution, Acting, Public Speaking. Telephone 21-822. MR. W. T. PARSON S, Teacher VIOLIN, BANJO, MANDOLIN, 5, Epuni-street, City. • ( Terms in Advance. PIANO, MANDOLINE, k UKULELE. MISSES ELSIE and JEAN TURNER beg to announce that they have takon over theiH lato Dad's (Mr. JOHN G. TURNER) connection, and will con--1 tinuo teaching at their Residence, 83, KENT-TERRACE. Note—Trams stop at door. Term commences with pupil. PHYSICAL CULTURE. MISS E. J. WILKINS, Bedford Physical Training College Diploma, England, proposes to hold Swedish Gymnastio Classes in St. Paul's School, Tina-bovi-road. Special arrangements made for Classes in Schools. Games Coaching. Interviews by ap- > pointment. Application to 66. Eveninc Post