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HOW OLD ARE YOU--20? 25? *30J SUCCESS is comparative. Many a man would be satisfied with his position and earnings if ho were five years younger. - Don't make tho mistake of savins "Oh, well, it's too late now 1" It's not too late to study with BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Day and Evening Personal Tuition Classes and Correspondence Courses in a great variety of subjects: SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING, GENERAL KNOWLEDGE BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTANCY, LAW, SECRETARIAL ALL PUBLIC EXAMINaI . TIONS, TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES. ADVERTISING, ARCHITECTURE, UNIVERSITY DIPLOMAS and DEGREES. Full information on request. Ring 2098; . • Write Box 1261; or Call at 98, The Terrace. H. AMOS, Director. "THE THOROUGH WAY TO SUCCESS." THERE are many degrees of success, many methods of attaining it, but always it results from work and thorough training. GILBY'S COLLEGE ■:• • . Is - ■ "The Thoro-tttrh Way to Success." Gilby's instructors are teachers" of outstanding ability. Their method is personal and individual help.,' Every student receives such painstaking tactful assistance that he rapidly reaches his goal. Gilby's classes include Accountancy, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Secondary Subjects, Languages, Wireless. For particulars Call, Ring, or Write The, Director, W. W. WADDILOVE, F.1.A., N.Z., ■..■•.'•■ GILBY'S COLLEGE, James Smith's Buildings,: Wellington. P.O. Box 203. Tel. 21-818. " ■:' Mltf3 E. CARR'S . . . SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Stewart 'Dawson's Building. Principal — Mi«s Whitbroad - Edwards, F.C.T;S. - (Ilio.), F J.P.S. (Lond.). Individual Tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping. -Term commences from date of entry of • : pupil A SUCCESS THOROUGH Emures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantee* individual tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to' success in business. Classes Resume MONDAY, 7th MAY. Prinoipal—MlSS ROWNTRKE. 33, WILLff STREET. WELLINGTON. GW. YON ZEDLITZ (Parliament • Corner), And H. B: WATSON (16, Aurora terrace), PRIVATE TUITION; Languages and Mathematioa. ■ Preparation for Examinations, either privately or in small classes. ... PRIV ATE ■, TUITION. ENGLISH, .French,: Gorman, Italian; preparation for examinations. Mrs. L. Sommerville,..M.A. i >.13., Upland-rd Kelburn. -.'*.* QUEEN MARGARET: COLLEGE AND KINDERGARTEN WELLINGTON. " Principal—Misa A. E.K. Haydon. M.A. rpHE above College will reopen on' J- WEDNESDAY, 12lh September. Boarders return Tuesday, 11th September. Applications Cor admission should be made to tho Principal at tho College or &,,?•«? m-^ 1""1*" ReSistrar, P.O. Box 1170, Wellington. . NATIONAL DANCING. MISS THELMA MACKENZIE, Teaoher of Highland Dancing, correct positions and style, straight knee. Hornpipes, Clogs, Jigs, and CharacterDancing., has vacancies for a limited number of pupils. For terras apply 34, Owenit., Newtown. . ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN, VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. 46, Pipitea-street. Telephone 1368. J^^ STANLEY WARWICK, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION. Special Dramatic Class open to all Students. ' A few vacancies for private or class students. . For Terms, apply Studio, 33, Willis street. :.....,■ MR. CULFORD BELL ELOCUTION, VOICE , CULTURE ACTING, PUBLIC SPEAKING. ' PRIVATE Classes formed for three or more students. Speoial Classes for Boys and Girls. Private Tuition by Appointment. , Studio: 198, Willis street (corner Ghuznee street). Telephone 21-822. Thorough Tuition of tha piANOFORT^MANDOLIN. AND By MISS JEAN TURNER ; .And MR. L. O. WALKER (Violin) 83. Kent terrace.' ■ - THE OONNOP SCHOOL OF DANCING 36. Courtenay place. (Entrance from -Allen street 1 OPERATIC AND MODERN BALL; BOOM DANCEET RHYTHM, DEPORTMENT AND , STYLE. ' Tel I"^;'^ Prh'ate WonE DailsrFURS! FURSJ FURS! '^yHOLESALE Importers, Exporters, Warehousemen, Tanners, and Dyers. All classes of Fur Coats, Neckwear, and Fur Ski> supplies in stock. THE SIBERIAN FUR CO (AUST) LTD., , " 220, LAMBTON QUAY. (Over Littlejohn's.) THE RIGHT GLASSES ma ko all the difference to your unnparnnr-*.! Poorly-fitted glasses, besides l^Zsl unbecoming and uncomfortable, do not give the best service. We can supply carefully prescribed und ■ con-ectlv grouVd lfinses mounted to suit your* feature TO-DAY'S THE DAY! .eatures. MORPviSON AND GILBERD The Kye Poopla, ' 103, Ottstomhouoo quay, Wriliagton,