EDUCATIONAL. KING EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE. ON MONDAY, Ist March, ALL CLASSES controlled by the Technical School Board will REOPEN—namely : (1) TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, full-time Courses in ART, COMMERCE, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, BUILDING, ENGINEERING, and ALLIED TRADES. (2) SENIOR SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (Day), providing rapid tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, English, and Commerce for students of about matriculation standard. (3) DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART (Day and Evening), full-time and part-time Course. (4) EVENING SCHOOL, 6 to 9 o’clock, Mondays to Fridays, also Saturday Mornings. SYLLABUSES, Etc.: Prospective Students should consult the Prospectus of that division of the College which they wish to enter. A copy of any Prospectus will be posted on request. ENROLMENTS: Enrolments will be received as under: — ALL DAY CLASSES, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, February 22, 23, 24, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. ALL EVENING CLASSES, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, February 22, 23, 24, between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. INTERVIEWS: The Principal and Heads of Departments will be available for interviews on the days set apart for enrolments. W. G. ALDRIDGE, Principal and Secretary. “ H.C.A.” STUDENTS AGAIN SUCCESSFUL. There’s nothing hypothetical about the success of “ H.C.A.” Students . . , nor is this success confined to any one year. Year after year “ H.C.A.” Students are successful at ALL exams. DOMINION EXAMINATION RESULTS, NOVEMBER, 1936. Subject. Bookkeeping 1 ... Bookkeeping 2 ... Bookkeeping 3 ... Auditing Economic Trustees Bankruptcy Law Company Lav/ ... Mercantile Law 1 Mercantile Law 2 Percentage of ' H.C.A.” Passes. . ... 79.6% . ... 72.2% . ... 75% . ... '79% . ... 73.5% . ... 71.4% ... 73.3% , ... 79.4% . ... 71.2% 69.8% Of the number of students presented by “ H.C.A.” 80% were successful. AUDITOR’S CERTIFICATE. I have compared the foregoing figures with the records of Harle’s College of Accountancy Ltd., and with the Official results of ACCREDITED PASSES, and certify to their accuracy. Cervantes J. Bell, A.P.A., N.Z., Auditor. Write for “ H.C.A.” Prospectus. HARLE’S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY LTDThe only College that publishes AUDITED Examination Results, Colonial Mutual Life Buildings. P.O. BOX 859, WELLINGTON. ST. HILDA’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL (Incorporated) Heriot Row, Dunedin. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Kindergarten to Post Matriculation. FIRST TERM for 1937 Begins TUESDAY, 2nd March. Boarders Return MONDAY, Ist March. The Principal is now in residence,' and will be At Home to Enrol New Pupils on FRIDAY, 26th February, and the Ist March. Appointments can be made by telephone 10-121. HAWTHORNE PRIVATE SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, All Saints’ Schoolroom, Cumberland street, Dunedin. Principal : Miss A. L. LEES. A Registered Day School for the Tuition of Children from the Kindergarten to the Passing of the Proficiency Examination. FIRST TERM COMMENCES TUESDAY, MARCH 2nd. Miss Lees may be interviewed by Parents or Guardians at the Schoolroom on MONDAY, Ist March, from 3 to 5 p.m. j^J-ISS M. L. PASSMORE’S SCHOOL OF PAINTING, ARTS, AND CRAFT RESUMED FEBRUARY Bth. Railway Concession to Country Pupils. F RANGES BRYAN’S SCHOOL OF TAP DANCING Will REOPEN MONDAY, 22nd. Public and Private Lessons. Studio: DUKE’S BUILDINGS, Cargill's Corner. MAC ANDREW ROAD SCHOOL. THHE Head Master will be in attendance at the School on MONDAY, 22nd, from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. to Interview Parents and Enrol intending Pupils for 1937. rjYH E SOUTH DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF HARMONY, Unity Lodge Hall. GROUP CLASSES in PIANOFORTE, SINGING, VOICE PRODUCTION AND ELOCUTION, Resumes SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 6th. Enrollments now being made at 19 MAIN SOUTH ROAD, Or 173 YORK PLACE. Fee, 10s Term. ' ILY STEVENS’S SCHOOL OF THE J DANCE. (Studio, 166 Rattray street.) 1937 SEASON COMMENCES FIRST WEEK IN MARCH. Particulars re interviews later. ChROWN’S College, Moray Place, opposite Post Office.—Touch Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping; office positions; Government examinations; railway concessions. |> OSSBOTHAM’S Commercial College r Ltd., Stock Exchange, Reopening Ist February; office now open for interviewing. JH. HUTTON, Teacher of all Hawaiian • Musical Instruments; classes, demonstrations ; outfits reasonable.—Studio, above Butterfield’s, Octagon. /'J EX Quotations from ‘ Evening Star V B Office for large or small quantities of Printing before placing your order*
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Evening Star, Issue 22578, 20 February 1937, Page 19
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