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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 130, 6 June 1927, Page 8

EVENING CLASSES For' ' j . MATRICULATION, ACCOUNTANCY PRELIM, ETC. TfOR over 20 years, Banks Commercial , ■*• College has been specialising in these Classes; our successes are well known to all. Pupils receive from 7 to 10 hours' tuition ■weekly for the moderate fee of £3 10s per term. Each subject ia taken by a specialist. Call, write, or 'phone to the College that Builds Careers— BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, The Ten-ace. B. L. ENTING, 8.C0m., A.1.A., N.Z., Director. 19 2 9 19 2 0 19 2 9 19 2 9 Tf you have not qualified for your Ac- •*■.. countants' Preliminary Examination by 1929 you will almost certainly have to Matriculate. Enrol at once with GILBY'S COLLEGE, GILBY'S COLLEGE, as you have no time to lose. Write to-day for further information. Evening Classes. Correspondence Lestons. GILBY'S COLLEGE, A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director, : James Smith's Building, Cuba street, Wellington. B KORERO KOE I TE REO MAORI? (Dp You Speak Maori?) 'A KNOWLEDGE of the Maori Language is advantageous not only in being able to pronounce accurately the Maori names of towns and villages, but to know what each came means. A further advantage is the insight gained into a second language, rendering the individual better informed and more interesting. 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 pration in English by a Maori scholar. The Maori system of oral enumeration js 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 two 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 1292. , Tel. 21-550. MISS E. CARR'S ! SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. ■ Stewart Dawson's Building. Principal: Miss Whitbread Edwards, . F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (London). Individual Tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping. Telephone 40-619. PRIVATE TUITION. •JJNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL. .(G. W. Yon Zedlitz, MJV.., 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, SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS -ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF MX SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees individual tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to Success in business. Principal: MISS ROWNTREE. 83, WTLLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. THOROUGH TUITION OF THE PIANOFORTE, MANDOLIN, AND UKULELE. By MISS V. JEAN TURNER, ■"■*■ 83, Kent terrace, and ME. JAMES W. GOER (10, Devon-st.). Banjo and Guitar. ELOCUTION AND VOICE PRODUCTION. MRS. MARTYN WILLIAMS (MISS •»•«• HELEN GARDNER). Pupils prepared for Trinity College Exem. Competitions. Saturday Classes as usual. Studio: CROWN BUILDINGS, CUBA-ST. . Tel. 22-785. Private Tel. 20-467. . DRESS AND DINNER SUITS. " "VV-E nave landed a big consignment of ■'"" Dress Suitings, including the latest Pin-heads and Satin-finished Cloths. Style, fit, and workmanship guaranteed. Isest-quality silk linings. Dress Suits from .... £14 14 0 Dinner Suits from ...; £11 11 0 Sac Suits from £7 7 o JAMES BELL, LTD., 61, Manners street. FINE CRAFTSMANSHD?, "V"OU get it only in the genuinely ex- * elusive garments coming from a High-class Firm, where pride in fine craftsmanship exists. In Morrison and Glenday tailored garments you receive the inspiration of personal pride in their possession. MORRISON AN© GLENDAY. We have no front shop. Our Showrooms are on the First Floor, Macarthy Chambers, 50 Willis street, OPPOSITE HOTEL WINDSOR. 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