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EDUCATIONAL. WIREMEN'S and .City and Guilds Ex- "' hub.—Private Coach Classes now starting. Write 486, Evg. Post. THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING ; SUCCESS MISS ROWN TREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees individual tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to success in business. '■ Principal: MISS KOWNTREE, 33, Willis street, Wellington. Classes Resume WEDNESDAY, 23rd Jan. PIANOFORTE THEORY. MANDOLINE AND UKULELE. nPHOROUGH TUITION of the Above by A MISS V JEAN TURNER, 83, Kent terrace. Striugea instruments lent free of charge to pupils for practice at home. GOVERNMENT SHORTHAND-TYPISTS' ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. i .'-■"' . ■ ' 00 CANDIDATES were presented for l*<* the Junior Grade and 20 .passed, or 91 per cent. . 1 Gilby-ttained Students also gained first and second place in the Senior Grade, first, second, third, and fourth places in the Junior Grade. ' ■ Gregg Writers (trained in 1928) gained four of these positions.' . .'■ Enrol with Gilby's College during 1929, and ENSURE SUCCESS. - ■ ■ - ■< Day and Evening Commercial. Classes will resume on Monday, I.4th January. ; GILBV'S COLLEGE. A. H. Gilby. F.C.1., Director,. Broadway Buildings, Courtenay place. , BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Resumes Work on TUESDAY, 15th JANUARY., >■■ ' . 'pHE Director- will interview Parents, , Guardians, and Prospective Pupils from MONDAY, 14th JANUARY. . Provision is made for personal and correspondence tuition in . ! (a) Bookkeeping and Business Practice, Shorthand and . Typewriting.: ' . (b) Accountancy, Banking, Laud Agency, . Insurance, Law, Shipping. (c) Advertising, Salesmanship. (d) Matriculation, Public Service. V (c) Economics, English Literature, /Modern History. Philosophy, etc., etc. - H. AMOS, F.R.E.S., ' • Managing Director. E. L. ENTING, B. Com.. : Director. . ... V. • ■:■.-:.■ ' ■ ■ WITH the "aid of Specialised Traininginteresting and practical study in your own home-^-you.' can become | A'SUCCESSFUL; EXECUTIVE. You can rise above the dull routine of a , subordinate's ' work. ' 'You ■ can fill a position of trust and l'ssponsibility, and earn a salary that will'enable you to enjoy the Ijest that life-can offer. „ ACCOUNTANCY QUALIFICATION, . ; Which will bring you .to the executive standard, is assured when you enrol as a Hemingway's Acountancy Student. The Free Book, "Accountancy," contain-' ing much invaluable information for the student, will be sent Post Free; on, request. .Write to-day for your copy to • HEMINGWAY'S, CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516. Auckland. , V WELLESLEY COLLEGE." T PIRST TERM commences TUESDAS, sth FEBRUARY. OFFICE at 98, The Terrace, open for. interviews with Parents and Guardians from Monday,. 14th January. 1 GENERAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, Boys enrolled from 5 to 15 years of age. and prepared for Proficiency r Certificates, Public Service, and all Entrance Univer sity Exams. A SPECIAL VOCATIONAL BUSINESS FORM ' Extending over Two. Years, „_>,' Is conducted for boys holding Proficiency Certificates, in English, Arithmetic, Commercial Geography, Social and Industrial History, Bookkeeping, and Business Prae tice, Salesmanship, Shorthand and Typewriting. " . . Special Teachers with the highest qualifications take the Vocational Subjects. OFFICE: 98 THE TERRACE. Telephone, 43-080. HEADMASTER: J. W. Russell. B.Sc. H. AMOS, Managing Director. PRIVATE TUITION. UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL, ■ Masonic Chambers, Wellington terrace. Tel. 14-051, Principal: ' G. W, YON ZEDLITZ, M.A., Closed 22nd December to 7th. January. Vacation Courses from 7th January. Term begins first Monday in February. Special arrangements for B.A. and LL.B. students.