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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 147, 19 December 1930, Page 10

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS. "rpHE EVENIXG POST" WILL XOT BE PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY, 25th DECEMBER, 1930, AND THURSDAY, ■ Ist JANUARY, 1931. THE JOE-PRIXTIXG DEPARTMENT WILL BE CLOSED FROM WEDNESDAY, 24th DECEMBER, 1930, REOPENING ON MONDAY, sth JANUARY, 1931. ADVERTISERS ARE REQUESTED TO KINDLY ARRANGE THAT ONLY THOSE CHANGES THAT CAN BE SET ON THE LINOTYPE WILL BE ASKED FOR. SUBSCRIBERS, ON LEAVING .INSTRUCTIONS -AT THIS OFFICE CAN ARRANGE TO HA YE THEIR PAPERS SENT TO /THEIR HOLIDAY ADDRESSES. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD. TELEPHONE 44-040.

• jpARR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Stewart Dawson's Bldgs., Lambton-qy. Telephone 40-619. Individual Tuition in Shorthand (Pitman and Gregg), Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Office Routine. Principal, Miss K. Whitbread-Edwards, T.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Non.), N.U.T, (Eng.),, assisted by Qualified Staff. 'THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS : GROUNDING SUCCESS m/TISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF ■■■*"• SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees Individual Tuition and •the Thorough Grounding which leads to success in business. Principal: MISS EOWNTREE, Hallenstein Bros.' Buildings, 33, Willis street, Wellington. TURNER STUDIO OF MUSIC, 83, Kent terrace. TMTISS JEAN TURNER (Principal), '*"■*- PIANO (Academic and Shefter Methods), banjo; mandolin, STEEL GUITAR, AND UKULELE. Stringed Instruments lent free of charge to pupils for practice at home. : '".UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL, V G. AY. yon Zedlitz, M.A., Principal. '/CLOSED 15th December to 10th JnnuJ-' ary. Vacation Classes commence 12th January. School re-opens 9th February. Individual Tuition in Degree subjects. Entrance Examinations (Matriculation), Prediminary and Sections A and B. Associate Membership. Exam. Institution Civil Engineers, other Engineering subjects, Jjand Surveyor's Exam. (Aust. and N.Z.). lAll-day students required to apply early. MASONIC CHAMBERS, Wellington terrace. Tel. 44-051. PUBLIC SERVICE SHORTHAND-TYPISTS' EXAMINATION. CONSISTENT results by Students over ■''-'a period of years are the true test of teaching ability. At the above Examination (Senior Grade), held in November, 1930, Students ,'pfGILBY'S COLLEGE Gained THE FIRST SIX PLACES (excepting 3rd place); in 1929 the FIRST EOUR PLACES, and in 1928 the FIRST .TWO PLACES. The Candidates in the Junior Grade jrere equally successful. Students are now being enrolled for the sSew Year. College closes on 19th December and resumes on Monday, 19th January. GILBY'S COLLEGE, A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director, Opposite St. James Theatre, Courtenay place, Wellington. Telephone 21-987. ' PALMERSTON NORTH GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Fitzherbert avenue, Palmerston North. TnHE SCHOOL, which is surrounded by ■"'-*- extensive and beautiful grounds, has a very wide and up-to-date curriculum, inpluding Professional, Homecraft, and Commercial Courses. Training in Art and Artprafts is included in these courses. A, sound general education is given to all pupils, to form a basis for more specialised work. There are extensive playing fields, to ensure a full physical development. The Boarding Establishment, "School JfoUSs," is a handsome building, standing in beautiful grounds within easy walking distance of the school. It is well equipped on modern lines, providing everything Deedful for the comfort and health of the scholars. It is Tinder the direct supervision of the Lady Principal. Prospectus and further information may l?e obtained from the Lady Principal or from the Secretary, AY. Hunter, Palmerston North. PALMERSTON" NORTH BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL: Day and Boarding School. . Rector: J. MURRAY, M.A.* Curriculum: Professional, Commercial, General,.and Agricultural Courses. Spacious playing fields and swimming baths provide ample facilities for recreation. School Boarding Department, "College House," under flirect supervision of the Rector. Excellent record in both Scholarship and Sport. Applications for Boarding Places to be made to the Rector, or the Secretary of the High Schools' Board. Apply for Prospectus, giving full particulars of the Boarding Departments for Boys or Girls to the Principals, or WM. HUNTER, Secretary. Box 80;. Palmerston North. First Term commences 3rd February, ao3i. GOVERNMENT SHORTHAND TYPISTES' ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. % —— : rpT the above Examinations, held last •*• month, BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE obtained 100% PASSES IN THE JUNIOR DIVISION AND OBTAINED FIRST PLACE. The College presented 30 students for the 3UNIOR AND SENIOR EXAMINATIONS, of whom 29 passed. Enrolments can now be made in all idepartments of the College for next term, .which commences on TUESDAY, 13th JANUARY, 1931. J THE REASON WHY WE TEACH J?£TMAN'S SHORTHAND ONLY is bemuse it is still the system used by over «p per cent, of shorthand writers. Those Interested are invited to ask the opinion bf members of "Hansard" Staff and Pro- .. fessional reporters. I BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, The Terrace. H. AMOS. Managing Director.