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Evening Post, Volume 55, Issue 55, 3 September 1923, Page 5

TX)R WANGANUI-The s.s KAPITI •T On TUESDAY, at 5p m PALGETY AND CO Teb.-5018 and 3578. 'Agents. RITISH' KMPIHJS EXHIBITION 1924 V Berth, now fXHWTION Steamers to United- Kingdom during early months of. next year: Apply early for accommodation, lour. _ arranged through Canada, U.S.A. South Africa, India Egypt and the Nile, Palestine, and Europe in conjunction ■ with through tick ets. Travellers' Cheques issued, which is the safest, and most convenient way of carrjmg funds,abroad. Bagifatre insured. Offices everywhere. Addlt for full particulare, to THOS. COOK AND SON, Tourist and Passenger Agente 62 Customhouse quay, Wellington. ■ "WE WAN,T-^—- !""' ....'■ WHAT DO YOU WANT? WE want to give pur boys and girls a better chance than we ourselves had.' ■ ■ ■ •• . ■ vv- „::. WHY?.- ■ ■ y Because we realise that the world has progressed; that; what was good enough for us is not good enough for our children ; that they must have more eduoation and'better training, or run the risk of failure. • ;■ ■ . . ■.:;• BUT WHY IS THIS? Because other boys and girls'are b^ing better trained; bepause other' parents have already : realised th* "necessity for more education; because if we do not do likewise, our children will be comparatively ill-trained, ill-educated, and inefficient. AND WHAT IS YOUR REMEDY? We are going to consult.- to-day the Director of -■■ --'." .[■ BANKS ■ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. j AND HOW DO YOU DO THIS ? I • By Ringing' Telephone 2098; [ ..■•■• Writing Box 1261; or Calling at 98, The Terrace. H. AMOS, Director. *' ■-.-,"•'. GET SOMEWHERE . '-'.In Business.or in the Profession. SETup a: goal and make>for it by the most direct route—'thorough train- . GILBY'S. COLLEGE THE THO'rOUg'hAVAY.TO SUCCESS in Accountancy,; Bookkeeping, Shorthand Typewriting, Secondary Subjects, Languages, or--Wireless.- , , 1.... For particuiariß Call, Ring, or Write ...■•■. The. Director, w. w. waddilove, f.i.a., n z , .gilby:s ; college. . •. . ■ James Smith's Buildings,' Wellinrton p;O : 80x.203. ■■; :-■; '■■■■ ..;.: , Tel. 21-818.' wanted; electrical expert, liberal wage t6 right man. BON'T you; wish ; you were "big"-enough for this job? Yet .scores of similar lucrative . positions are. within reach of all ambitious young ' men ■ who study at -Bower's Engineering. School. ... Join our Electrical Engineering Class noyi. Simple, thorough tuition^ by experienced, painstaking | ■ tutors. Pupils coached for ; City and Guild's London Exams. •;. ■ .'. ■ Freo prospectus •ent'.tp you on i;..'. request. .'• i. y".';'"'";'.-■<" ■ BOWER'S ENGINEERING „ |. ~ ' : ■.SCHOOL,--^-; . ' ' ; (Registered under V-JMarine and ; Education Departments' since ' i .-■;■■ : „;. ;; ,1915.) . '■.-.[.■■. j .. i Room;;i32, .Fletcher's Buildings, .j . 22, Customhouse-qy.,; Wellington. „. j P.O. Box" 865. Telephone 1792. , (And at Auckland.) ."-.:"-■., ,| ! ~ : • AIiSS :E.- CARR'B SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND . TYPEVVRITING, Stewart Dawsoh's'Building. Priricipal,:— Miv WHitbread - Edwards F.C.T.S: (Inc.). ;F.1.P,&..! (tond.). ..; , Individual- Tuition in Shorthand, Type-writing-;'and f- Bookkeepingi : - Term commences from, date'of entry of I.- . ■■"..■. : ;.. KUPJL. ;,-.;'-.' _■.. ■; : |- ■ .A " : SUCCESS THOROUGH Ensures '■:. SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS. ROWNTREE'-8 SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees individual' tuition and the thorough* grounding which littit to success in buunen. . ,Cla»se» Re»ume MONDAY. 7th MAY. Principal^-MISS ROWNTUEK, 35, WIEVIS STREET, WELLINGTON: MARSDEN SCHOOL, ~~ i " Fitzherbert terrace, WELLINGTON. kOARDING^ANjyAY SCHOOL Principal, Miss Baber, M.A. Headrnistres3 Lower School and Kindergarten,' Miss Edith Holmes. The new Term will ' 'commence on TUESDAY, : 4th. SEPTEMBER. Miss Baber and Miss Holmes at home to parents of new pupilß on Monday, 3rd September. , . • ■ !..;.. . ■. .. IGHT SCHOOL, Newtown.—Classes „ for "adults Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evening, 7.30 to 9 o'clock. ' •"■■■■'.-■■'. ■ ' '■■'■'.■ " Classes now. being formed for Public Service Entrance Examination, Bookkeeping, 'arid Shorthand, in addition to Profici ency Classes'. Efficient Teachers. Terms moderate.- .■'"•■ . CORNER MEIN AND RIDDIFORD ;. ■ .STREETS.'..: ■••■.■ : .. . G. W. YON ZEDLITZ (Parliament • . - " Corner), And H. B. WATSON (16 V Aurora terrace), PRIVATE TUITION. Languages and. Mathematics. Preparation for Examinations, either privately or in small classes. PRIVATE TUITION '". F Modern Languages. Preparation for Examinations. Mrs. L. Sommerville M:A.,-13,. Upland-rd:, Kelburn: . • . ,Thoroagn;'i.uitiou of-the . . TWANOF.ORTE, MANDOLIN, AND iT UKULELE. ■■• ... MISS JEAN TURNER •" : -: ■■' ." .'And ■' V . ■ - Mil. L. O. WALKER (Violin) 83. Kent terrace. THE CONNOP SCHOOL OF DANCING; 36, Courtenay place. (Entrance from Allen street.) O ?EKATI RCOO^ DDA^ OC E I RN BALL" RHYTHM, DEPORTMENT, AND -■STYLE.: Classes and Private Lessons Daily. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED. MUSICAL Instruments of every \de scription Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. We are largest buyers of Old Jewellery, Antiques, Bags, Tools, Sporting Re quisites, Clothing, etc. ; See us first.. Homes visited ■ ANCHOR EXCHANGE A, LOAN CO., ■ 131, Manners, street. Tel. 22-776. Also Auckland and Chrhtchurch. ANTED Known-City~Kotel, Cou r : tenay-pl., Wellmeton. (At Tram Terminus.) Finest brands of -Wines and Spirits.in stock." Speight's XXXX ■ Dunedin Beer always obtainable at the City Hotel. All trams arrive and depart clow to the City Hotel. Sing], bottle, sold at nboleial* pncen.at the .City Bottle Store.