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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 121, 26 May 1925, Page 2

DANCING. »E LUXE ASSEMBLY. This popular Old-Time Dance. commence* no^lty^lllhl *S %$t PRISE DANCES, and H you hat sS | chances of winning a prize. I Music by MRS SKEW'S ORCHESTRA. " A good Supper provided. Ladios Is 6d. Gents 2s rpHE AD.ELPHI CABARET •■- Goring street, Is Open TO-NIGHT from 8.30-p.m, . tin 1 a.m. " ' ofMtlfe S»S E BUI^ E «»d Ambers guests "lIdflow«" Company., will be BOOK TABLES EARLY. RODNEY A. PANKHURST, ' Telephone 26-399. Manage ■ DANCING. ;'■'■■■/■ M-ADAME ROSINA BLIGH (certifi . . cated teacher, London) wfl t teaching at her STUDIO T7, i Building,, from 11 Z£Wi P t%f&° times by arrangement. PRACTTrw DANCE WEDNESDAY EVENINGS' Beginners .at 7.20, others at 8 o'clock At her residence, Hataitai, -Tliurs<l»v Evenings, adults at 8 o'clock. IS afternoon, baby class, 3.30. Saturday tnorniiigs, children, at 10 o'clock. EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND-TYPISTES. ' 7?M® G 1 I 3 LB^'S COLLEGE LEAD. l\/| -icb A. B. joined our Classes in' 1923 -'A aged 16. After 6 months' tuition we placed her in a position at £2 per week. To-day she is earning over" £4 per week, and her age is 18. Ask the Director of Gilby's College for name. - SMALL CLASSES GUARANTEE^ buccess is a-ssured by Gilby's College because only highly-qUalified instructors iiro employed. Tfiey confine their efforts, to a small class, and so .naturally their method of coaching is intensive. Rins us immediately, or cull .personally and obtain particulars from . ■ • THE DniECTOR-. .W. W. Waddilove, F.IA.; N.Z GILBY'S COLLEGE, s?n Smith's Buildings, Wellington.. P.O. Bos 203. Tel. 21-813. '• CAREERS And EDUCATION. TN these days careers and education are' mr'flF-r able' BANKS COMMERCIAL LUIiLLWi pro.-ides personal and correspondence tuition in all Commdfcial subjects, and prepares students for all thepublic examinations'. Why join colleges outside your city when you have the largest- and best-equipped college in New Zealand in your midst, wid where- you can keep in closest touch with your tutors? The- College 1 lias ,also'a'permanent' staff of 30 experienced tutors, wlio can take "a personal interest in- every student. Join . ' • ■ ' . . . . I BANKS .COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,* £8, The- 'lcrrac?, ' - Tel. 2098. ... . . ... ■ .-., . 11. AMOS, Managing Director. —— : i ■ A FEW HOURS A NIGHT—A PEW EVENINGS A WEEK— BUT WHAT RESULTS ! rgiHE spending of a few hours an even- •*- ing,, a -few evenings a week, in carefully directed study will mean all the difference to you between a life of illpaid drudgery, and one of financial independence and happiness. If you really want to make progress— l f you wish to quickly advance from your present position to a" better'one—take the | lirst step now. Write for particulars. of any of HEMINGWAY'S , PROFITABLE POSTAL COURSES. Book-keeping, Accountancy Prof., Law" Prof., Secretarial Diploma, Bankers' Diploma, Advertising, Teachers' Certificates, Matriculation, Public Service Eri;' trance, Pitman's Shorthand, Business Letter Writing. Wherever you live, whatever your present occupation, you can greatly enhancp your prospects by studying in your spare hours under HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE- SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. ' ' MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND' TYPEWRITING, Stewart Dawson's Building. Principal: Miss Whitbread Edwards .F.C.T.S. (Inc.), IM.P.S. (London).' Individual Tuition in Shorthand, 'Typewriting, and Bookkeeping-. Term commences from date of entry- of pupil. : . A SUCCESS THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees individual tuition and vho tliorousli grounding which leads to success in business. Principal: MISS ROWNTREE, 33, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. -School Now Open. ■ ' PRIVATE TUITION! ~ : ' GW. YON Z EDLITZ • And Assistants. CORNER LAMBTON QUAY AND BOIVEN STREET. Private address, Lower Hutt.Matriculation Classes, uo vacaccieß ex-* ccpf- in- 7"8-G!as:-es. ■ •■- • ■ :.-.-.— -■-.- FUNERAL NOTICES. FCJN TEUAL CARD. THE Vuucral of the late Ronald Smith Lord, beloved son of Ira and Margaret Lord, will leave the' Mortuary Chnpcl of W. Morris. Jim.. 60. TnranaJii ptrect. on Wednesday, »i 10 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karon. (Privaio interment.) E. MORRIS, .TUN., Funeral Director. 60 : Taranaki street, and 28, Riddiford street. Tel. 22-159 (day and'night). FUNEHAL CARD. . ITHHE Friends of the lalb Daviil Mason J- are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel ofE. Morris. Jun.. 60. Taranaki street, Tomorrow (Wednesday), at 2 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori E. MORRIS, JUN., ' Funeral Director. ; 60, 'laraiiaki-st.; ;.nd 28. Biddifoid-st. Tel. 22-150, clay and night" .