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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 27, 1 February 1923, Page 5

BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, The Terrace, IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE STUDENTS. (1) SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, «nd BUSINESS PRACTICE. The Day, Evening, and Correspondence Classes have resumed. , (2) ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. These will resume towards tho end of the month. Students can now enrol and obtain complete courses in all subjects, (3) MATRICULATION, ETC. Day Classes resume 6th Feb.; Evening Classes resume 13th Feb. (4) CORRESPONDENCE TUITION, Complete Courses may now be obtained in all departments. Last year there were over 2700 students on- the rolls. _ Call and interview the Director, who has had over thirty years' experience in all branches of education. Experienced and Highly-quilified Tutore, who are v on the \pormanent staff, arc in charge of the classes. Fees moderate. Send for a prospectus or call in and consult H, AMOS, Director. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, The Terrace, Wellington. Telephone §098; G:P.O. Box 1261. QtLB ¥' 8 .DO LLIS GE. The "ThorciisH" \V*j : SPECIAL MESBAGH TO PARENTS: DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL BE; OPENS ■ MONDAY, sth FEBRUARY: Vitai. with tho same thbrengh; individual tuition that stamps, every Branch of Gilby's .Work.. , Start your Boy or Girl for RAPID ana EFFICIENT Coaching fbr matriculation public skrvioe entrance Accountancy, preliminary •teachers' s"c" and "d" examinations: BOOKKEEPING and. ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES now in fiiU .Btfing: Call, Ring:, or Write Th« Director: W. W. WADOIUOVE; F.1.A.. N.Z: GILBY'S COLLEGE, GILBY'S COLLEGE. GILBY'S COLLEGE, James Smith's Buildings, Wellington, P.O. Box 203. Telephone 2J-BJJB. MISS B. CARR'S ~~ ~ SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND 1 TYPEWRITING. Stewart Dawson's Building. Principal — Miss Whitbresd - Edwards, F.O.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Lon«U. * Indiridual Tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping. Term' oommeneea from date of entry of pupil , • The Principal will attend at the College between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to enrol students on the Ist. and. 2nd February, 1923. ■. • ■. School Resumes sth February, 1923. A ' SUCCESS THOROUGH Emurei ' SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTBEE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees individual tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to success in business. Classes Resume' Tuesday, 23rd January, 1923. Principal—MlSS ROWNTREE. 83. WILLIS-STREET. WELLINGTON. MA RSD EN SCHO OLI Fitzherberfc terrace,~Wellingtoh. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIItLS. * Principal: MISS BABER, M.A* The New Term will begin on WEDNESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY. Lower School and Kindergarten Class: Headmistress, Miss Edith Holmes. Miss Baber at home to parents of. present and new pupils oh Monday and Tuesday," sth andotli February. GIRLS' COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, ST. ANDREW'S BUILDINGS, The Terrace/ THE above School, will Re-open on Tuesday, ; 6th February. The principal, Mrs. Ward,- will be in attendance in the Guild Room on Monday from 2-5. p.m. to interview parents and to enrol new pupils. Pupils prepared for proficiency certificates. For full ' particulars rin* Telephone 26-283. G. W, YON ZEDLITZ (Parliamentary corner) and H. B. WATSON (16, Aurora terrace). PRIVATE TUITION. GLASSES Resume 22nd Jannary. Matric. Classes (small) for school pupils (4-5), others 5-7. Intending pupils please write Mr. Watson, 16, Aurora terrace, for appointments from Bth January. PRIVATE TUITION. ENGLISH, French, German, Italian; preparation for examinations. Mrs. L. Sommorvillc, M.A., 13, Upland-nil., Kelburn. ■ SIGNOR A. P> TRUDA, IGNOR A. P. TRUDA, SCHOOL OF MUSIC, ARTISTIC FLUTE PLAYING, AND VOICE PRODUCTION. Thorough Fundamental Training. Lasting Results. SOLFEGGIO A SPECIALTY. A System which enables one to- become efficient in Time, Rhythm, Sight-reading, and Bar-training, also to Read Music as easily as the written word. Teaching resumed. Studio 220, Lambton quay. MISS NANCY CHALMERS, L.R.A.M.,----(PIANOFORTE) RESUMES Teaching on MONDAY, sth FEBRUAJRY. Interviews' 2 till 4 p.m. ' Telephone 21-039. Studio—22o, LAMBTON QUAY. PIANOFORTE. MR. CLIFFORD KEMP (late Webbe School of Musio; Auckland) has commenced teaching in Wellington. Vacancies for a limited number of pupils. Interviews, 11-12.30 a.m., 4-5 p.m. Studio, Craven Buildings, 66, Willis-st. MR. T. W. PARSONS, mEACHER VIOLIN,- BANJO, MANJL DOLIN. . 5, EPUNI STREET, CITY. Terms jn Advance. "VfISS LEAH '' HYMAN, A.T.C.L., -LyX Teacher of Elocution and Dramatic Art. Note Now Address—Rod's Buildins (Second Floor), Courtenay place, opposite Paramount Pictures. Students prepared for Elocution Examinations (now held in Wellington every September). Competitions, Stage Work, etc. Individual attention given.in all classes. TV/TISS VALERIE CORLISS, L.R.A.M. (Pianoforte), will resume Teaching at her Studio, Engineers' Institute, Aitken . steeet, on MONDAY, sth FEBRUARY. EGREMES, TEACHER OF VIOLIN • (Sevcik System), - Has Resumed Teaching. Interviews, 10, 12 a.m., 5, 6 p.m,'. Studio: N*o: 5, BOULCOTT CHAMBERS (Ground Floor), Boiilcott street. ENGLISH — The Welford Course is taught by correspondence. Authors: E. H Wejford and A. W. B. Welford, AI.A. (Cantab.) Booklet, "Sclf-Espres-«ion," post fr<». E. H. W.lford Pty., Ltd.. 396, Flinderi lane, Melbourn*.