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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 23, 27 January 1940, Page 6

EDUCATIONAL. MR. GORDON "SHORT. R. : GORDON SHORT. MR. - GORDON SHORT. Pianoforte Lessons resumed Tuesday, January3o. Elementary to advanced grade. Special attention' to Sight-reading. .;.... 99 BOULCOTT STREET. . . . s START RIGHT WITH ACCOUNTANCY. T~\ON'T risk failure at your exam.' and the loss of a year's study. The success of students at Havle's College is shown by results- at ALL exams.. These results are audited.' The "Harle" method of accountancy tuition has .many, special, exclusive features that are important to every student . . . personal tuition and practical methods which include Study Notes that are being continually revised and brought into line with the student's immediate requirements. Enrolment with Harle's. College of Accountancy is an INSURANCE against failure at. exams. Send for Prospectus. . ■..-.. •.;.■'. Write to:— . ' " . HARLE'S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY, LTD., Colonial-Mutual Life Buildings, P.O. Box 859, Wellington. "Harle's" the .College that, publishes AUDlTED'examination'.result.?. , '^./--iseOTSj-./.^tiLßQ-Bi:'.' . „..,;.;.WELLINGTON.;.;.;';,., .;■ Principal: Mr. K. W. R. Glasgow, .■■■•./-■.;. ':M.Am,;M.So. ■-. ;.:.'•■■ .. A BOARDING and Day School for Preparatory, Primary, and. Secondary Boys from. FIVE to NINETEEN years. Spacious and well-equipped grounds. ~, Boxing and Gymnastics are provided for all boys by the Physical Director. Openair Shimming Baths.' Expert instruction in Swimming "and Life-saving (in season). Religious instruction '.by ; Presbyterian Ministers. - \ ,■'.'.;. t , ..... FIRST TERM;oJ 1940- commences on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. : Boarders reassemble' Monday, February 5., Principal may be interviewed by appointment. Telephone 16-081. Prospectus and particulars from v THE PRINCIPAL. . , ■■>;_.";■ v..■.-.,; . , ,: :.:..i ' .-■ :. QUEEN MARG(aRET COLLEGE, 53 HOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON. rpHE First ~ Term,"' X94K)f: "commences. - TUES?>AYi~FEBRUARY 6i Boarders reassemble on Monday, Febjruary 5. A- few. vacancies. in ; Preparatory Form and; Secondary Department. . Parents tnay interview the Headmistress by appointment. Telephone 42:018. . ': :-:'--:':' '—J-Di'B. BROWNv"'; •. ' ';; ' "'■ -','.:■.• :: f• —■ ,^ : eS^J^ •'. ; ■■■':■ '•■'■■ ' ■"■"; ACCqUNTA-NCY' STUDENTS • . ',' : " ■■■«'- ' Enrol, with '? • /;; ■ ■gNTING'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Printed Notes. Expert Tutors. Excellent Results. Moderate Fees. • Sound Groundwork provided for Beginners. "•■ ,■ ...... .'. .'■■' -.:'.'.; -".-.'.- " -■. '. Write for. FreeVProspectus; Ofiiee opens Monday/January 15. '£■■"'' Box 826, WELLINGTON. ■;■■. . . . . ■ . - .■ / ■ . - ■ .. ' WELLINGTON-COLLEGE: BOARDING AND" PAY SCHOOL. FOR V ; • "_B^>YS,..;_.;... . ' ' Headmaster: W. VA. ARMOUR, M.A., ;; :• /:' ■.■,./ ». ÜBcy ;'.. X :'\ THE First, Term for 1940 begins on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. The enrolment of; new and transferred pupils will take place, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, as follows:— (a) DAY PUPILS, 9.30 a.m. to 1» noon for pupils whose surnames begin with one of the letter's']A to M; 1.45 p.m. to 4 p.m. for pupils whose surnames i begin with one, of the letters N to Z. (b) HOARDING PUPILS: Parents of new or former boarders may .see the Headmaster on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "2, from 10 a.m! to 12 noon, and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.; also on Saturday morning, FEBRUARYS, from 10 a.m. to noon; on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, during enrolment time; or at another time by appointment. On Enrolment, pupils . are required to produce the PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE, the PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS' LEAVING CARD, and a CERTIFICATE OF BIRTH. Pupils transferring "from another posfc-primary school should produce, the Record Card of their previous School, A comprehensive fee of £1, with discount of 2s 6d for immediate -payment, covers all gameß, and school activities. Pupils are urged to join the School Accident Insurance Scheme, for which the annual fee is 2a 6d, payable at the beginning of the First Term. ;. List of Text Books will not be given until the classification of pupils has been made. . . ' There are two main Courses of Instruction, the GENERAL COURSE, in which both Latin and French1 are taken, and the MODERN COURSE,-in which such subjects as' Bookkeeping/ Woodwork, and Metalwork are substituted for Latin. A comprehensive curriculum provided on approved lines. ■ ' ; • Special attention' given to Physical j Training and Games. i Pupils prepared for all public examinations. . THE BOARDING- DEPARTMENT, compx-ising modex'n aud commodious buildings, is situated in extensive grounds. Careful attention is given, to dietary, health, study, and pastimes. Fees, moderate. A remote allowance of 7s 6d weekly may be claimed. For PROSPECTUS, enrolment forms, and further particulars required, apply to THE SECRETARY, P.O. BOX 19, OR SEATER'S BUILDINGS, 105 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, or to THE HEADMASTER, i