DO Your New Year Shopping with a Pro* yident Cash Order. \lhe leading Business Houses of Dunedin accept our Orders as Cash. Buy now, and pay in twenty weeks. The payments are easy—viz., Is in £ per week. You can buy drapery, clothing, footwear, hardware, furniture, optical goods, travelling requisites, etc., etc. Write to-day for full particulars. PROVIDENT CASH ORDER CO.,- ■ P.O. Box 236,.Dunedin; ■ EDUCATIONAL. HAELE’S COLLEGE SMASHES ALL EECOEDS IN EXAMINATION PASSES FOR 1933. Unprecedented* Percentage Disclosed in Auditor's Certificate. Proof positive of the remarkable result* obtained by “ H.C.A ” Students .is contained in the Certificate below. Such astounding success demonstrates in. practical fashion that no student can afford to let 1931 pass without examining the “ H.C.A.” method. Send for Prospectus. AUDIT OF “ H.C.A.” EXAMINATION ■ - (1933) RESULTS. I have examined the records of Harle’* College of Accountancy Ltd., and, of the number of candidates presented by tha College in November, 1933, Examinations, I certify—1. That in Wellington 84 per cent, of the ‘'H.C.A.” Candidates for final examinations passed. 2. In other sections 70 per cent, of those presented passed. 1 - >■ (Signed) W. P. MORRISON, F.N.Z.A.A., F.F.1.A., Auditor. ■ IMPORTANT TO DUNEDIN STUDENTS,; Mr W. J. Stacey, Director of Legal Studies, will be in attendance at the Chamber of Commerce Hall, Dowling street, during the day and evening of January '3otb, 31st, and February Ist, for the purpose of enrolling new students and explaining! the arrangement of classes. Accountancy, B. Cora., Banking, Secretarial. HARLE’S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY LTD., 100 The Terrace,' Wellington. P.O. Box 859. BROWN’S College, Moray ; piacej—Resuming February 1; Shorthand, Type* writing. Bookkeeping; enrolments now be* iug received. —Telephone 10-697. H. HUTTON Resumes Teaching 1 Hawaiian and Spanish Guitars, Ukulele. Banjo. Mandolin.—Studio, above N.Z. Book Depot, Octagon. RS CHIENSIDE, Teacher of Dressmaking, A.M.P. Buildings, Prince* street; Classes Daily. Evening Classes Resume MONDAY, January 29th.. Prospectu* on application. Railway concessions. Paper Patterns' Cut To Measure. Measurement Forms Forwarded to Country Customers. O' CTAGON Tutorial College, Butterfield’* Buildings.—First Terra commence* February 6tnearly enrolment essential to success. MEETINGS. TNDUSTRIAL Council of Workers .--All JL Unions and Unemployed Organisation! are requseted to be represented at Com* mittee Meeting, in Trades Hall (upstairs) on Monday, 29th January, at 8 p.m.—F. O’Rorke, non. sec. / TRADE PERSONAL. EARL'S Motors have Removed to 282 Frmces street south (next Austin Motors). T ARNACH CASTLE is Open "to Visitor* JLj every Tuesday and Saturday Afternoon; admission 2s 6d; afternoon tea provided free. T THE “ Chic ” Beauty Salon, 10 Georg* street (upstairs): Permanent Waving, £1; Marcelling. 2a; Water Waving. 2s 6d. PERSONAL. MB.— Meet you at the Zenith Swim- • tiling CiubS Swimming Carnival, Y.M.C.A., To-night, 7.45; good times assured.
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Evening Star, Issue 21628, 25 January 1934, Page 10
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