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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 25, 30 January 1932, Page 12

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS "THE EVENING POST." ' are asked to have their ■*■*■ Notices in nthi9.Office as early as possible each morning,'and it ia particularly requested that Advertisements for the SATURDAY'S Paper be handed in the rrevious day whenever possible. The insertion of thoso arriving later than 10.30 a.m. on .Saturday, cannot be guaranteed that day. NOTE.—Applicants for Situations advertised as Vacant are advised not to send originsl references—copies only should be .sent. ALSO NOTE.—That owing to 'the Postal regulations norn do plume addressee care of General Port Office cannot be accepted. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD., "The Evening-Post.'* TtrEDTCAL MASSAGE, Remedial ExerJJX cises.—Mr. and Mrs. WAI. BARKE, National Bank Chambers, Courtenay place. TeL 22-223. rjHIROPRACTIC-COLWILL & COLWILL announce their return from further study in U.S-A. and Europe., Reopening 7th, January,. National. Bank Chambers, Courtenay place. Tel. 62-869 ''YOUR SUITS ARE THE ONLY ONES THAT GIVE ME JHAT FEELING OF BEING WELL DRESSED." J£XTRACT from a letter to ) MILLIGAN'S, ' « KELBURN AVENUE, Jjy a gentleman of Fine Taste in Dress. CHARMING ENGLISH SUMMER SUITINGS, ALL AT EASY PRICES. AWAIT YOUR CHOICE AT MILLIGAN'S. UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL BCHOOL. "PERSONAL Tuition by either wt^ole-day •*■ or part-time courses in all subjects for University Entrance (Matriculation) Examination, and Arts and Science Degree subjects. LL.B. Latin and English Commercial Language and Technical Engineering subjects. Particulars upon -application. Close 24th December. Re-open Hth January. G. W. yon ZEDLITZ, M.A., Principal. Masonic Chambers, 'Wellington terrace. Telephone 44-Csl; "THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING . SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees Individual Tuition and -the thorough ( grounding which leads to success in business. Classes Resume Monday, 18th January. Principal: MISS ROWNTREE, Hallenstein Bros.' Buildings, 33, Willis street, Wellington. TURNER SCHOOL OF MUSIC. S3, Kent terrace. ■ Telephone 50-651. "MRS. JEAN' TURNER-COTTIER -"■*• (Principal). Thorough Tuition of: the Pianoforte, Banjo, Mandoline, Guitar, and , Ukulele. Stringed Instruments lent frea of charge. Orchestras of any combination available lor engagement. MARSDEN SCHOOL, KARORI. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR ' GIRLS. Principal, Miss Mayhew. Totvn Preparatory, No. 20,. Fitzherbert < , terrace. "VTJIW Terra begins on WEDNESDAY, X 1 10th February. , The Principal and Headmistresses of Preparatory Schools trill be at home to Parents on Monday, Bth February, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. On Tuesday by apr-intment ' * Q.ILBY'B COLLEGE, Broadway Building, < Courtenay place, Wellington, Secured 100 per cent, of Passes in the - Publio Service Shorthand-Typists' Exam. 44 candidates—all passed. DAY 'AND EVENING INSTRUCTION IN COMMERCIAL SUBJECIS, INCLUDING BOOKKEEPING. WILL RESUME ON MONDAY, 18th JANUARY. The College Office will.be open in daytime only from Utb. to 16th January. A. H. GILBY, F.CJ., Tel. 51-957. Director. ("JARR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, •^ Stewart. Dawson's Buildings, Lambtoa quay. Telephone 40-619. ,Individual Tuition in ; 'Shorthand (Pitman and Gregg), Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Office Routine. Principal: Miss K. Whitbread-Edwards, F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Non.), N.U.T. (Eng.). Despite the unprecedented difficulty of securing positions during "1931, - Carr's 'College were in the unique position as late in the year as last November of having placed every student whose tuition was completed. • In order to ensure that all students re» ccive the "best individual attention, the number of students is strictly limited.1 Terms commence from day of enrolment. Classes: Day or Evening. Make certain YOU are thoroughly-quali-fied to enter business. Enrol with Catr's ■ College. Re-opening date, Ist FEBRUARY, 1932. \ ACCOUNTANCY, BOOKKEEPING, BANKING, , MATRICULATION, and all • CLASSES AT - ID AXES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE RE-COMMENCE SIOXDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, at1 5.15 p.m. Tho earlier you commence the better your chance of success' in the Public' Exams., and it costs do more in fees.' H. AMOS, F.R.E.S., F.A.1.5., etc., jtfauaging Director. HEADMASTERS MAKE SCHOOLS. Dm: of the widest experienced teachers in N.Z. has been appointed HEADMASTER OF WELLESLEY (BOYS) COLLEGE. "MR. L. F. PEGLER, 8.A., the newly- •*•'-*• appointed Headmaster, was formerly Headmaster of Christchiirch West D.H.S Waimate D.H.S. Hastings D.H.S. 3fr. Pegler is regarded a3 one of the foremost educationalists in N.Z. Let him , supervise your son's • education; of Wellesley, where every boy receives careful individual training, physically, mentally, and morally. Parents, can consult ' the director from 12th~January. Tir»t Term commences 2nd FEBRUARY. Office now open (98, The Terrace). L. F. PEGLER, 8.A., Headmaster.