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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 123, 27 May 1933, Page 5

EDUCATIONAL, jf EARN SHORTHAND AND TYPE- *-< WRITING from MISS A. SUTHERLAND, P.C.T., 16 TURNBULL STREET ((off Murphy, Street), 3 mins. from Government Buildings. Telephone. Day and Evening Classes for Boys and Girls. Expert and Individual Tuition guaranteed. Moderate fees. JANET HECTOR, L.A.B. rTEACHER of Pianoforte. Nest Term begins on TUESDAY, May 30. TELEPHONE 63-663. THE. WELLINGTON DIOCESAN i SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. "NGA TAWA," MARTON. "VTEXT Term will begin on WEDNES<N DAY, MAY 31. A Prospectus will be sent on application to the Head Mistress. ELBURN PRIVATE "IvINDER--1 GARTEN, : KELBURN- KIOSK. PRINCIPAL: Miss Phyllis Gray, Certificated : Kindergarten Teacher. New Term commences Tuesday, May 30. The Principal will interview Parents at the Kiosk on Monday, between the hours of 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. KINDERGARTEN, S RAINE STREET, KARORI. TJUPILS prepared for Public School. Up-to-date methods. Terms on application. QTUART TUTORIAL COLLEGE, Harcqurt Chambers, Panama Street. The College provides class and private tuition in all usual subjects for Matriculation and Accountants' Preliminary. (1) MORNING SCHOOL, 15 hours per week. (2) EVENING COURSE. 3 SPECIAL SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES, which afford an excellent opportunity of brushing up the harder subjects. • - Fee for group of 3 subjects: £2 10s per term. Small classes.. Printed Notes. Second Term begins Monday, May 22. ENROL AT ONCE! H. P. ISAAC, M.A., Principal. Telephone 41-972. .'■:'.:. Q. ILBY'S EVENING SECONDARY ' CLASSES. ■ are held on Mondays and Thursdays from 6.45 p.m. to 9.15 p.m. , ..INDIVIDUAL COACHING i 9 guaranteed in Languages, Mathematics, History, Geography, etc., for University Entrance and other Examinations. Students may enrol for one or more sub- ; jects as desired. GILBY'S COLLEGE A. H. Gilby, F.C.I. (Eng.), F.C.S. (S.Z.), Director, Broadway Buildings (Opp. St. James' Theatre), Conrtenay Place, Wellington. Telephone 51-957. Telephone 51-987. ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS, Enrol with TTNTING'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. In addition to expert class or correspondence'tuition, students may consult Mr. Enting at any time regarding theii1 difficulties. Call or'write for Free Prospectus. WICKERS HOUSE, Woodward Street, Wellington, C.I. P.O. Box 826. Telephone 44406. ■ ■_ ' CIiOYUON. DAY'S . IJ.-W. THE WIiLUNGTON DIOCESAN SCHOOL KOK HOYS. Headmaster: MllttO. U./:'L\ SIiELLRY. A Boarding .and-Day/School lor Boys, from 7 to 15. "The pupils are being given a sound and comprehensive education;"—lnspector's Ileport. A HIGH Standard of skill in games is maintained. Though the school is primarily •a. boarding school, it ia prepared to receive day boys. Boats and tfr.ses come, almost to the gates. If sufficient numbers offer special transport arrange-ments-can be made. "' A Prospectus will be posted on application to the Headmaster, rr to the Diocesan Treasurer. , . " ■ : A BUSY MAN!' AND WELL-PAID, TOO! THAT'S the Accountant.' His position .and work, are of major importance in any business. And he gets paid accordingly. Under the trying business conditions today, the Accountant's services are wellnigh indispensable. He escapes retrenchment. ' . : ' ' . ' STUDY ACCOUNTANCY UNDER HEMINGWAY'S. And equip yourself to take a good position, at a worth-while salary and with the best prospects for advancement. Hemingway's have an unrivalled record of successful tuition for the Accountancy Professional Exams. In 1932, as for over •iii years past, the number of successful candidates presented by. Hemingway's outnumbered all others. Hemingway's Lestons are written by specialists; they are constantly-revised by specialists; students' work is corrected by specialists. Thus in every phase of his studies, the Hemingway's student receives the best eervice that money, brains, and * experience can provide. Enrol with the school that gets "the passes.". Write today for Free, Book, "Accountancy," to HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, . Auckland. ■ ! ' QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. -A DAY and Boarding School for girls •"■ from sto 19 years of age. Second Term. 1933, commences on TUESDAY, MAY 30- Boarders report on the afternoon of the preceding day. GET READY FOR .ADVANCEMENT! "OUSINESS is improving. TRAINED •*-* men will be more than ever in demand in future. Study an International Correspondence Schools Course in your spare time and be prepared. The future holds big things, for the TRAINED man. Underline the subject you are interested in and we will send you a free prospectus and "show you how you can succeed in the occupation of your choice. Accountancy Exams Radio Engineering General Bookkeepinj VVireman's Licence Matriculation Electrical Eng. Salesmanship Aeronautical Advertising ■• Motor Engineering Showcard Writing. Building ContracJournalism tors' Short Story Writing Concrete General Education Engineering Commercial Draughtsmanship Illustrating f (name branch) Fashion Drawing Mechanical Eng. Shorthand-Typing Architecture Radio Serviceman's DressmakingExam. ■ Tailoring Name:'......'.... '.. Address: (You risk only a penny stamp on your future.) THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.), LTD.. Dept. G., National Bank Chambers, Courlenay place, Wellington.