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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 88, 13 April 1923, Page 12

RULES FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER. 1. Have a clear vision of what you want to be or to do. 2. Prepare for opportunities and watch for them. 3. Be industrious and persevere. 4. Use the expert advice and guidance of TJANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, THE TERRACE, Wellington. Are you interested in SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING ACCOUNTANCY LAW BOOKKEEPING BANKING SECRETARIAL MATRICULATION TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES UNIVERSITY DEGREES PUBLIC SERVICE ARCHITECTURE, ETC. Full particulars and fees upon request. Personal and correspondence tuition. H. AMOS, Director. SETTER BUSINESS AND EASIER COMES through knowledge of Modern Bookkeeping Methods. EASY TO GRASP GILBY'S BOOKKEEPING COURSE. Hard to obtain such "thorough" knowledge in any other way. Get Gilby's Training in Bookkeeping. Or, if interested in Accountancy, Wireless, Shorthand, Typing, Languages, General Secondary Subjecte, call, ring, or write THE DIRECTOR, W. W. WADDILOVE, F.1.A., N.Z., GILBY'S COLLEGE, GILBY'S COLLEGE, James Smith's Buildings, Wellington. P.O. Box 203. Tolephone 21-818. BE A ■ CERTIFICATED ; ENGINEER. fTIO-DAY even the ordinary «nJL gineer is making good money. But is is the trained man, the Engineering Exports, who fill all the important positions and earn ths large salaries! Decide to-day to train for a big engineering job. Enrol now at Bower's Engineering Sohool. Specialised instruction given in Steam, Stationary, Electricity, .Traction,. Marine, and Motor. Simple, yet thorough tuition—fees friendly. s Write to-day fpr free Prospectus. BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL. (Registered under Marine and Education Department since 1915.) Room 52; Fletchor'6 Buildings, 132, Customhouse-qy., Wellington. P.O. Box 865. Telephone 1792. (Arid at Auckland.) MISS E. CARE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Stewart Dawson'o Building. Principal — Miss Whitbread • Edwardi, F.C.T.S. (Ino.), F.I.P.S. (Lond.V Individual Tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping. Term commences from date of entry of pupil ■ A SUCCESS THOROUGH Ensure. SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS-. MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OB 1 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees individual tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to succees in business. Principal—MlSS ROWNTREE. 33. WILLIS-STREET. WELLINGTON. NEWTOWN SCHOOL. ADULT CLASSES, Monday*, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 7.30 to 9. Students prepared for Sixth Proficiency and other Primary Certificates. Other Classes by arrangement. Note the Address: CORNER OF MEIN AND RIDDIFORD STREETS. GW. YON ZEDLITZ (Parliamentary • Corner), And H. B. WATSON (16, Aurora terrace), PRIVATE TUITION. Small Matriculation Classes, English, French, Latin, Mathematics, etc., after 5 p.m. Continuation English Literature Classes, 4 p.m.. PRIVATE TUITION. T7INGLISH, French, German, Italian; S-J preparation for examinations. Mrs. L. Sommerville, M.A., 13, Upland-rd., Kelburn. ■ . MR. T. W. PARSONS, nrtEACHER VIOLIN, BANJO, MANJ. , DOLIN. 5,' EPUNI STREET, CITY. ; , Terms in Advance. BALL-ROOM DANCING! MISS PHYLLIS BATES has returned from AMERICA, and has resumed Teaching. Studio—l 3, King's Chambers. Tel. 870. Private Lessons and Classes. SCHOOL OF DANCING. MISS DAISY DONNELLY (pupil of Miss Estelle Beere, Wellington, and Minnie Everett, Sydney). Classes for adults and children in Ballet 1 Classical, Toe. Adults, latest Ballroom Class held on Wednesday Eveningß, in Sydney Street Schoolroom. Private address: 22, Sydney street, MRS. BRADY, Pupil of Miss Adelaide Van Staveren, Voice Production; one term, 12 lessons, £3 3s. Term commences with pupil. Address — 173, TASMAN STREET, Wellington, And Plimmerton. Thorough Tuition of the PIANOFORTE, MANDOLIN, AND UKULELE. By „MISS JEAN TURNER And MR. L. C. WALKER (Violin). 83. Kent terrace. FOR A GOOD PURE BEER DRINK ONLY STAPLES' A CKNOWLEDGEU BY ALL CON- £*■ NOISSEURS TO BE ABSO-' SULETLY T HE BEST! BREWERY AND OFFICES: MOLESWORTH AM) MURPHY STREETS.