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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 104, 3 May 1924, Page 4

TEEM HOLIDAYS . - And • WHERE TO SPEND THEM THIS YEAH. rpRY THE HEMIT.AGE. We offer you , EIGHT- WONDERFUL DAYS UP HERE ; For ■ £10 10s. . £10 M,... -£10 10s. ■ Jirom Timaru and Back to Tiniaru.'' All Board and 230 Miles of Glorious Motoring- included. x These two excursions during May will r%ec£3£ Un°n th° lOth. and "ti yMay. Eight wonderful days of glittering sunh,™' ail k- 6 Wl, ne> food fit for a king uxury, tennis, dancing, .everything the heart can desire. Doefn't it tempt you v and a limited amount, of ski-ing availaWel WRITE \°t -up quiok'y' E° fVe™ratoe Wto f°r ™ mfo ™ati» *»* N.Z. GOVERNMENT TOURIST THOS. COOK AND SON, Timaru. EDUCATIONAL. FREE ADVICE TO STUDENTS,- ' ' V CLERKS, iillfl . ™- 93, The Terrace, , Wellington, (~]AN give expert advice on all matters It Jf u IDS to Commercial Education. « olten happens that a young man or woman Wls £ to £eet i/mapping out a profitable course of study. Mr, Amos is always ready to he , / Ev >• year many parents consult him concerning tne busmess future of their children .Business men, too, find his wide' experience of great practical assistance. ' vI? U ,£? vited to discuss your problems with Mr. Amos if you care to do telephone 0 a PP°mtment by letter, or BANKS COLLEGE, H. AMOS, Director. __Telephone 2098. GILBY'S COLLEGE. SHORTHAND-TYPIST TRAINEES: Win Honours. Every Student Passes. SEVENTEEN "Students were submitted N-' at recent examinations. The seventeen passed. Two secured honours, jfour success too, -vvill be the natural, re-•n-ng, OorG^e: ThOrOUSh The Director: W. W., WADDILOVE, F.I A N Z ' Gilby's College, Jamee Smith's Buildings, Wellington.^ P.O. Bos 203. TeL 21-818. WEEN WINTER'S PAST. TST'ILLyou be qualified through in- •» » creased knowledge of your work "-to occupy a. more responsible position and command a bigger salary? The evenings are lengthening, and many ambitious young men have already commenced spending otherwise dull evenings in pleasant, profitable success-assuring study, under Write to us, and we will be pleased to ionvard.you particulars of the following- Courses:— • . . i Bookkeeping Banker's Diploma Advertising. Matriculation. Accountancy Prof. Business Letter Law Prof. Writing. • - - Public Examinations. These Courses are complete, concise', and simple, and are the result of 26 yeara of experience as specialists.in Home Study Courses. ' Wo have helped thousands of men' and ' women to better themselves—we can help you, too 1 ■ HEMINGWAY AI*D ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., P. 0., Box 516, Auckland. ' ' ' ' MACKENZIE '■ ~ ■ SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING.' Bett's Buildings, Cuba street, Palmerstoii North. ' ! CLASS OR CORRESPONDENCE [ ' TUITION. ■■■■■■ {-CANDIDATES for. Government Exam•V^ lnatwns in Marine, Stationary, Locomotive, .Traction, and Winding Engineering, should consult P. MACKENZIE M.l.Mech.E., late Inspector of Machinery, Surveyor of Ships and Examiner of .Engineers to the New Zealand Government, who has opened a school for the above subjects. Private Address: "Seaforth," Weston. avenue, Palmerston North. Tel. 6540. MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Stewart Dawson's Building Principal — Miss Whitbread -'Edward* F.C.T.S. (Inc.), JM.P.S. (LondT Individual Tuition in Shorthand Typewriting, and Bookkeeping." Term commences from date of entry, of pupil ' A KT^PPF^Sv THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS fcOWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT. ING guarantees individual tuition and the thorough grounding which leads ta success in business. ■ Principal—MlSS ROWNTREE 55, WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. ACADEMY OF SPEECH TRAINING AND DRAMATIC ART. MR, AND MRS. CULFORD BELL, 198, Willis street, - Tel. 21-822. DAY and. Evening Classes and Private Lessons. Special Classes for Children. S.oecial Course in Public Speaking. Treatment of Special Defects. Prospcchis on application. TVfrISS LILY HUGHES, T.D.L.C.M., A ELOCUTION, .- 45a, RA WHITI TERBACE,. KELEURN. .