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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 129, 4 June 1927, Page 15

EDUCATIONAL. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE CAN BE OF SERVICE TO YOU, f)UT of every 20 men, 19 are beset by a vague, uneasy sense of getting no- , where. They dally -with half-formed intentions of commencing serious study. They are shivering on the brink with no one to give them a friendly push. A Good Correspondence School k designed just to give this friendly push, and to see that the student tyro keeps going and works on the right lines. Write to BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Wellington, for a Prospectus and advice. E. L. ENTING, 8.C0m., A.1.A., N.Z., Director. GILBY'S COLLEGE, ~ * James Smith's Building, Cuba street, ■ • • Wellington. EVENING INSTRUCTION JJS all Secondary and Accoupntaney Sub- *■ jects, including Matriculation, Pub. lie Service Entrance. Teachers' Certifi. cate, etc. . INSTRUCTORS: A.lr^d.., JS.Z. Mr. E Cannons, AXA., N.Z., A.RAj Mr. F. E. Thornton, M.A. (Hone.) " 0- '. And other experienced teachers. special Correspondence Lessons for Postal Tuition. For further information write or talephone to A. H. Gilby, F.C.1.. Director. - WHAT WILL YOU BE EARNING AT 35? ;f , - (STATISTICS show that on an mveracc er ztv? rT^ 6S his highest ank« I*»* er at 35. There arc many young meitoday, however occupying important post, and receiving large salaries while 3taTunder 30 years of age. B tiU Oyoun Og°' CaU cam *b * "lM»»W. By becoming an Accountancy Student under Hemingway's Correspondence iscuools, you can, within' a very few years QUALIFY AS AN ACCOUNTANT. ' During the past 30 years, HemuucwmVa have presented by far the greatest number of students for the different New Zetland and Australian Accountancy Esaminations. And Hemingway's student*, hava £?""* b * f" the greatest percentogTrf passes. * What you will be earning at 35 depends largely on what your present effort Tare Don't trust to luck that you willgrt on somewhow, but write for Hemingway1 * Free Book, "Accountancy." WlSe'* your pen? Do it now! HEMINGWAY'S - CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, .' P.O. Box 516. Auckland. - ■ QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE. 53, HOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON". THE COLLEGE WiLL REOPEN for junM £M-«E3?ftE day. Parents and Guardians may interview the Principal at the Colleae on WEDNESDAY, Bth JUNE? SCOTS COLLEGE, MIRAMAR. " . THE COLLEGE WILL RE-OPEN, for ■*- Second Term on TUESDAY,. 7th JUNE, 1927. Boarders assemble on Monday. The Principal will be at the College to interview Parents and Guardian* on MONDAY AFTERNOON, "6th JUNE. Tlf ISS E. CARR'S ' ' SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND ANDTYPEWRITING. Stewart Dawson's jßuildtng. Principal: Miss Whitbread Edwards, F.C.TJ3. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (London). Individual Tuition, in Shorthand. Typewriting, and Bookkeeping. Telephone 40-619. PRIVATE TUITION. JJNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL. (G, W. Yon Zedlite, M.A., Principal); Corner 'Lambton quay and Bowen"street. Term .commenced 30th MAY. Individual Tuition. Complete . Matriculation' and other Courses, by Day or. Evening. Telephone* 44-651. THOROUGH Ensures .< i SUCCBBS GROUNDING , SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL ,QF SHORTHAND AND IYPEWWTING guarantees individual .tuition and the thorough grounding which lead* to success in business. Principal: MISS ROWNTREE. 33, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. THOROUGH TUITION OF T&E PIANOFORTE, MANDOLIN. AND UKULELE. :. By . } TlflSS V. JEAN TURNBfi, ■"■*• 83, Kent terrace, and MR. JAMES VV. GOER (10,' Deron-efc). Banjo and Guitar. ' ' , NEWTOWN SCHOOL. "~ VTIGHT SCHOOL RE-OPENED. Pnpil* x' prepared for Proficiency Examinations. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, 7 to 8.30. Pupils who missed proficiency and had to , leave school .specially catered for. 'jj Corner Mem and Riddiford street*/ ELOCUTION. " ISS GWENNETH CARR (Senior . Pupil of Miss G. Helen Gardner). Children's Class: Saturday and by arrangement. Coaching for Trinity CollegeJSxaminations and Competitions. Interview* 12-2-p.m. and 4-5.30 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. Britain's Buildings, Manners street. 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