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PERSONALITY AND SUCCESS. "PERSONALITY amounts to your total •4- - effect in acting on and speaking to people you wish to influence. The biggest element in Personality is a trained mind, fertile in ideas and their persuasive, convincing expression. Take up a course of study with BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON, nni train your mind.. Two weeks' steady application will break you in, and initiate habits, of ment?,l application that soon nistkes study absorbing. Correspondence Courses available in Accoiintiincy, Bookkeeping, Law, Banking, Insurance, Salesmanship, Advertising, Matriculation, etc. Send for a Prospectus. t WE BUILD CAREERS. STUDY NOW. 'V'O time like these long*winter nights •" for regular systematic study. | _ Why not make up your mind to rise in the world, and set to work at once, i Accountancy, Matriculation, Public Service Entrance, Teachers' Certificates, Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, etc. For .further particulars write to - - - GILBY'S COLLEGE, •A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director, Jas. Smith's" Building, Cuba street, Wellington. E/KORERO KOE I TI, REO MAORI? -.''.^ ■ (Do You Speak Maori?) A KNOWLEDGE of the Maori Language •£i- is advantageous not only in being able to pronounce accurately the Maori' names of towns and villages, but to know what each name means. A further advantage is the insight gained into a second language, rendering the individual better informed and more interesting. . ■ ■' I Maori is recognised as one of the grandest instruments of speech in the world, and to realise how it WILL improve the English, one has only to listen to an oration in English by a Maori scholar. The Maori system of oral enumeration is infinitely superior to that of any other race. Our Tutor, Mr. Stowell, guarantees that any student who works with him either by correspondence or in class WILL, after t»o terms' work, be sufficiently advanced to obtain his first-grade interpreters' certificate. Call to-day and discuss your enrolment or obtain further particulars. Correspondence invited from those unable to attend classes. ' „ THE NATIONAL TUTORIAL COLLEGE (A. J. HERON, M.A., Director), CROWN BUILDINGS, Cuba street. G.P.O. Box 1202. Tel. 21-550. QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE. 53, HOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON. 'THE- COLLEGE WILL REOPEN for * Second Term on TUESDAY, 7th JUNE, U27. Boarders assemble on Monday. Parents and Guardians may interview •the Principal at the College on WEDNESDAY, Bth JUNE. SCOTS COLLEGE, - MIRAMAR. rpHE COLLEGE WILL'RE-OPEN for x Second Term on TUESDAY, 7th JUNE, 1927. Boarders assemble on Monday. The Principal will be. at the College; to Interview Parents and Guardians on MONDAY AFTERNOON, 6th JUNE. Tlf ISB E. OARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Stewart Dawscn's Building. Principal: Miss Whitbre=d Edwards, ' F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (London). Individual Tuition ii. Shorthand, Type writing, and Bookkeeping. Telephone 40-619. PRIVATE TUITION. JJNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL. (<5/ W. Yon Zedlit*. AI.A., Principal.) ; .Corner Lambton quay and Bowen street. •, Term commenced, 30th MAY. Individual Tuition. Complete Matriculation and other Courses, by Day or Evening. '.- • Telephone 44-051. THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS TlflSS, ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF ■"■■ SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantee* individual tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to success- -in business. • -Principal: MISS ROWNTREE. 3S, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. THOROUGH TUITION OF THE PIANOFORTE, MANDOLIN, AND , UKULELE. By MISS V. JEAN TURNER, 83, Kent terrace, and MR. JAMES W. GOER (10, Devon-st.). Banjo and Guitar. -FAULTY VISION REQUIRES 1 IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. PYE Defects, no,matter how trivial, re-■S-J . quire prompt and expert attention. If you: tuffer the slightest inconvenience with your eyes, it is time to have them tested. Ring tel., write for an appointment to-day. MORRISON ANJJ GILBERD, Opticians. 70, Willis Street, Wellington. | '- SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF "/ ': WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ffilia Secretary Kill be in attendance at I •*■- the Rooms, Wilton's Buildings, 156, WiluV street, on TUESDAY. WEDNES- , DAY. FRIDAY, 10 to 12.30. TUESDAY ' AFTERNOON 2 to 4. All communications strictly confidential. I Tel. 28-200. WELLINGTON SOCIETY FOR PRE- I VENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. FI^HK Public are earnestly requested to A. .communicate kuy act of cruelty that comes under their notice. Office: Hud-ilard-Parfcer Buildings, P.O. Square. Tel. 43-198. P.O. Box 195. Secretary: A. M Andcsbn. Inspector: Captain J. Henry. NOTICE TO "EVENING POST" SUBSCRIBERS. SUBSCRIBERS whose deliver; A *J "The Evening Post" is unsatistactory are particularly requested to communicate DIRECT with the PUBLISHER instead of complaining to the runner boys. Thh course ensures firsthand'knowledge of irregularities and prompt attention Telephone 44-040. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD. >■ G. B" M<KAY« L™- " Tinware Manufacturers, Sheet' Metal Workers, and Japanners, HERBERT STREET, Off Manners street, WELLINGTON. TJge ■ jI'LEAN'S PATENT TEA CANISTERSI. By simple turn of handle every ■'* brew-accurately measured. No waste. BCH. M. WILSON. Building and Property Valuer. Valuations and Re•pofto made on all classes of Buildings. Re■Mcnee, 12, Talavera terrace; Telephone CU2U GJPjO. Box 6.