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Evening Star, Issue 23497, 10 February 1940, Page 15

EDUCATIONAL. - AVAR CREATES TEMPORARY CLERICAL POSITIONS. ** H.C.A.” PROVIDES RAPID BUT EFFICIENT TRAINING IN BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS PRACTICE. OPPORTUNITIES are available for men and women to-render valuable aid to the Country by equipping themselves to take oVer for the period of the war, temporary positions rendered vacant by men who nave volunteered. URGENCY prevents those desirous of undertaking this work preparing for professional examinations. Furthermore, the positions will probably be temporary only, and may not warrant the time and money required for a full Course. Appreciating these factors, Harle s College nas prepared a course in Bookkeeping and Business Practice, which will rapidly qualify any man or woman to take up a position as Cashier, Ledger Clerk, Bookkeeper, or other similar clerical positions. The Course is thoroughly practical and definitely qualifies the student to discharge his . or her duties with competency and to the complete satisfaction of the employer. Those who embark on this special Course may do so confident that they _ will reach a very high state of efficiency'' with a minimum of time, effort, and cost. Write for Prospectus. ... H A RLE ’ S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY LTD., Colonial Mutual Life Buildings, P.O. Box 859, Wellington. The only College that publishes AUDITED examination results. i '■ MR OLIVER (Fellow Trinity College of Music, London. L.R.S.M., Singing) HAS COMMENCED. 477 KING STREET(Near Otago University), 10-12; 6-6.30. ROSLYN SCHOOL OF DANCING (Principal, Thelma Anthony) « HAS NOW RESUMED CLASS AND ; . PRIVATE LESSONS. Usual hours. Intending pupils please call for particulars at 287 HIGHGATE, ROSLYN (Opp. Fire Station). All Branches of Stage Dancing Taught. Special Baby Class for very young children. CONSTANCE POTTS SCHOOL OF STAGE DANCING HAS NOW REOPENED. All Branches Taught Formei Pupils Usual Honrs LATEST TAP ROUTINES Studiq: HANNAH’S BUILDINGS, 24a George street. fhone TB-086. ‘ BALLROOM. OPERATIC. / TAP. . - LAURA BAIN. . M.R.A.D. (Inter.), Hon. Sec. of the Australasian Society of Operatic Dancing (Dunedin Branch), t . RESUMES TEACHING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12th. Studio: JAMIESON’S BUILDING, * Lowers Stuart street. P. C. M'KEOWN, TEACHER PIANO, ORGAN, SINGING. ! E.T.M. Studio; 9 GALLOWAY ; STREET, Mornington. RESUMES 9th FEBRUARY. ELOCUTION. ,-MISS BESSIE THOMSON RESUMES TEACHING , - On MONDAY. FEBRUARY 12th. Studio: 69 STUART STREET (Upper). M 1.88 PASS M OR ARTS AND CRAFTS CLASSES, ' . HAS RESUMED. Studio: STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING. Studio Telephone, 18-164. Private, Passmore. 22-365. JfISE DOROTHY JUDD SCHOOL OF -I . DANCING (Principal, Miss Dorothy Judd, M.R.A.D.) REOPENS I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17. Pupils Enrolled Any Afternoon between 2 and 5. Studio; IST FLOOR, HANNAH’S BUILDINGS. 24a George street. MISS NOELINE PARKER. Elocution and Voice Production, RESUMES TEACHING FEBRUARY 14tb. Studio: "HURFORD,” 427 GEORGE STREET. Interviews MONDAY and TUESDAY, February 12th and 13th, 2.30. to 4.30 p.m. RUSSBUTHAM'S Commercial College, Stock Exchange Building, Reopening 15tb January; office now open for interviewing : ’ BROWN’S College, Moray Place.—Shorthand. Touch-typing, Bookkeeping; rapid individual tuition; tramway, railway concessions; 300 positions 1939 JH. HUTTON. Teacher of all Ha- • waiian Musical Instrumentsalso Electric Guitar; Classes; Demonstrations; studio, Octagon.