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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 21, 25 January 1936, Page 8

YOUNG PEOPLE TIMES ARF B.KTTKI!— TRAINED WORKERS are in demand. The urgent question V "\RK YOU SOUNDLY TRAINED?" Let our HIGHLY QUALIFIED and IiXPETUKXOGD Staff build up your COMMERCIAL KNOWLEDGE on a THOROUGHLY SOUND BASE. Our Syllabus covers the PUBLIC SMU'ICh, lroficioncy, Matriculation, ACCOUNTANCY and COMMERCE,«™«EK: Examination Subject* (N.B.—Students having difficulty with COMMERCIAL I'RENCH—our L\TEST METHODS will help you thoroughly to master this, subject.) SHORTHAND STUDENTS | Join Our CIasses—BEGINNERS and HIGH SPEED. Master this subject— QUICKLY. THOROUGHLY, and CHEAPLY. Our Teaching Staff are not only HIGHLY QUAL-H'lEI) MKN of lengthy TEACHING experience, but have had years ,of experience as PRACTICAL NEWSPAPER REPORTERS, and will SHOW IOU HOW to get your "note" down. -1 Special Fee Concession is available to ALL Students enrolling before February 15 next. COLLEGE NOW OPEN. Apply Room 1, 2nd Floor, Dominion Farmers' Bltlg. (after 5.15 p.m. apply at College) ; , or Box 715, Wellington. , Telephone 4-1-74G, evenings 53-329. College Premises in Colonial Mutual Life Bldg. O. G. THOMAS, 8.C0m., A.R.A.(N.Z.), A.1.A.(N.Z.). j PRINCIPAL.

PUBLIC SERVICE SHORTHAND TYPISTS' EXAMINA- • TIONS. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Again Leads the Way! SPECIAL EXAMINATION. (Shorthand, 150 words per mm.: Typewriting, 50 words per mm.) THE ONLY CANDIDATE IN NEW ZEALAND to obtain a pass was trained by BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION. (Shorthand, 130 words per mm.; Typewriting, 40 words per mm.) Of 23 Wellington Candidates, 11 passed. Banks College entered 7 candidates, of whom 5 passed. ' JUNIOR EXAMINATION. (Shorthand, 80 words per mm.; Typewriting, 30 words per mm.) A Pupil of BANKS COLLEGE again TOPPED the list. NINETY PER CENT, of Banks candidates passed. POST AND TELEGRAPH EXAMINATION. ONE HUNDRED PER CENT, of passes. . High-quality instruction alone brings success in high-speed work. Day Classes have resumed. Evening Classes commence January 21, 1936. Send for Prospectus. W. H. STEVENS, M.A., F.R.E.S., Director. 98 The Terrace. Telephone 47-543. THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS IiOWMTKEE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees Individual Tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to success in business. Railway and Tramway Concessions. Principal: MISS ROWNTREJS, Hallenstein Bros' Building, 33 Willis Street, Wellington. Classes Resume Tuesday, January 14. UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL. Telephone 44-651. Masonic Chambers, Wellington Terrace. OEOPENING THURSDAY, JANUARY 23. Vacation Telephone, 63-158. Vacation communications to Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt. . " G. W. yon ZEDLITZ, M.A.. Principal. rrURNER-COTTIEK MUSIO STUDIO. X Turner Academy (Est. 1895). S3 KENT TERRACE. Tel. :3-284. Thorough Tuition of the PIANO, BANJO, MANDOLIN. GUITAR, and UKULELE. Instruments Lent Free of Charge to Pupils for Practice at Home r<ARR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Stewart Dawson's Bldg. Tel. 47-558. Individual Tuition in Shorthand (Pitman or Gregg). Touch Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Office Routine. Principal: MISS K. WHITBRED-EDWARDS F.C.T.S. (Inc.). F.I.P.S. (Lon.), N.U.T. (Eng.). COLLEGE REOPENS JANUARY 14, 1936. J CTUART" TUTORIAL COLLEGE, £3 Harcourt Chambers, Panama Street. The College specialises in the preparation of pupils for UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE (Matriculation) and TRAINING COLLEGE ENTRANCE. 1. Day Classes. 2. Evening Classes. 3. Saturday Morning Classes for secondary School Pupils. i. Private Tuition. Small Classes. Printed Notes. Reasonable Fees. Term Commences MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. Call or write for free Prospectus. H. P. ISAAC, M.A., _ Principal. ; Telephone 47428. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION In PITMAN'S SHORTHAND, GREGG SHORTHAND, TOUCH TYPEWRITING, BUSINESS BOOKKEEPING At . GILBY'S COLLEGE. ILBY'S COLLEGE. . In DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS . . Has noiy_ resumed. OTHER DEPARTMENTS Wilt commence as under: — DAY PRIMARY—On Monday, January 20. ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSIONAL—On Monday, February 3. DAY AND EVENING SECONDARYOn Monday, February 10. The Director (Mr. A. H. Gilby, F.C.I. (ling.), F.C.S. (N.Z.), will be in attendance at all Sessions to interview parents iind guardians of prospective students. GILBY'S COLLEGE, GILBY'S COLLEGE, GILBY'S COLLEGE, Wellington, Ltd., Broadway Bldgs., Opp. St. James Theatre, 106 Courteuoy Place, Wellington. Prospectus Free. Telephone 51-987. ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS Enrol with {7>NTING'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Our credited passes at the 1935 examination were: — Bookkeeping 1 82 Bookkeeping II 66 Bookkeeping 111 • ••* 75 Auditing 71 i>onomie9 ...•:,... 42 Mnivnntile Law I 65 Mercantile Law II £9 I'mniiany Law GO f'.firikiiiptcy Law 58 '!. rustce Law 78 These resu'tF prove that our Courses and Instruction are sound. Printed Notes. Expert Tutors. Moderate Fees. Write or Call for fc'ree Prospectus. VICKEUS HOUSE, Wnofhv.jrd Sivprt. Wellington Cl. Box S'Jd Telephone 44-406.