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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 83, 4 October 1929, Page 18

EDUCATIONAL. . fJARR'S COMMERCIAL' COLLEGE V Stewart Dawson's Buildings™ Lambtoc quay.Individual Tuition in Shorthand fpitman^and Gregg). Pookkeep^ and dice F %&&*}■ Miss it, .Whnbread-Edwards, 7w C- , 0-), F.LP.B. (Lon.).NUT Eng.), assisted by a-quakfied' staff of teachers.. Telephone 40-619. , ING guarantees individual tuition and ™°rfuU^ nding which ; lead9 to Principal:. MISS HOWNTREE 33. Willw street.. Wellington. TURNER STUDIO OF MUSIC .' 83, I£ent terrace. " * M ISS p^l^' TURNER (P rinc ip al) . •"■ PIANO (Academic and Shefte methods), " ; STEEL GUITAfti^PuKULELE [stringed Instruments -lent' free of charge to Dupils for practice at home. TO ENGINEERS AND OTHERS. I?VENING Lectures in subjects prescribV ed for the Asspc M Inst. CJ2. examination and its preliminary. Also"for N. 2 Engineers' Registration Board Examination, which N.Z. Socfcty of Civil Engineers accepts Apply MASONIC CHAMBERS. ■■ Wellington terrace. •TeL 44-651. TeL44-651. 100 PER CENT OF PASSES. ANOTHER GILBY'S COLLEGE RECORD. A TJh^ •!J Bt L?S- Typists' Examination ** 32Gilby-trained candidates were presented, and ALL PASSED. Individual Tuition in Day and Evening Sessions, also from 5.15 to 6.15 daily. A term may be commenced at anytime. Prospectus free, i . GILBY'B COLLEGE, . A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director, Broadway Buildings, Courtenay place, Wellington. Tel. 21-957. Tel. 21-957. A NEW COLLEGE! rpHE building belonging to BANKS COM- .-»■ MERCIAL COLLEGE, recently destroyed by "fire, has been, reinstated and ik 7 provides excellent accommodation for students. ■ ■ .- The rooms are centrally heated, well lighted, and ensure comfort to all. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 08, The Terrace, is, the oldest established Business College in the city and has a reputation second to none in the Dominion. The Managing Director has had 40 years' experience in all branches of education— the last 20 of which hive been in connection with Banks College. Mr. Amos has also studied at first hand American and Eaglish Business Educational Methods; POSITIONS found for all students recommended. : TERMS commence with student. FEES.—As moderate as any other college, and can be paid in instalments. E. L. ENTING, 8.C0m., A.1.A.N.Z., ■ Director. H. AMOS, F.R.Ewn.S., Managing Director. BUSINESS NOTICES. WANTED TO SELL, TSAM, Rails and Railway Iron, Rein- •*■ forcing- Iron, Platform Scales, D.C. Motors, Concrete Mixer, Flanged Truck Wheels, Pulleys, Shafting, Beltin 3 , Wire hope, Blacksmith's Vice. STEVENS AND C 0.,, Upper Abel Smith street. Tel. 20-333. "PLY Papers, Is dozen; Flj Swats, 4%d; -*• kill the first few—it pays; Rat Traps, 6d each; Beer Mugs, Is 3d each: Good Glasses, Cs dozen. THE OUTLET, Fancy Goods Depot, Next Door Carman, Bookseller, 78, Lambton quay. WANTED Known-City Hotel, Cour- " tenay-pl., Wellington (at Tram Terminus). Finest Brands of Wines and Spirits in stock. Speight's XXXX Dunedin Beer always obtainable at the ' lty Hotel. All trams arrive and depart close to the City Hotel. Single bottles sold at wholesale price at the City .'Bottle Store. ' REMOVALS. 'FHIS was the experience o! one family ■f- when they got to know of the N.Z. EXPRESS CO. and the worry it saves. They had to move at a few days' notice to the other Island, and didn't know how to set about packing the hundred and one articles which seem to accumulate for attention when a shift is under way. Someone suggested letting us handle it all, and shortly afterwards our roomy vehicles were on the Bcene. . Men experienced in the prompt and careful handling of all sorts of goods took charge and spirited things away, with the result that they arrived at the other end without a scratch. GET IN TOUCH WITH US. THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., LTD., Oifices in All Chief '-.'owns. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS! 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