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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16842, 28 April 1915, Page 6

One’s R6pnt&fion is what People SUPPOSE it to be One’s is what People have PROVED it to be A Good Reputation is Excellent A Splendid Character is Better Bronchitis enjoys both an Excellent Reputation and an Irreproachable Character Hearne’s Bronchitis Cure is not a " Cure All ” j Rearne’s Bronchitis Cnre is Jwst j. the -Finest Chest Meilcine in' the World f v y c? W m i m f WV". V-c "arir ‘ •• , .=a m -! I »V kill ®a m ii a Always ask for “Hearne’s ” Personal Recommendation is the Best Advertisement, and that is why “Beame’s” has been at the top of the tree forso mainy years Sold by Chemists and Stores. If not obtainable in your District send direct to : A "n.z.BranehOfflc*: W. G. HEARNE & CO. I/I©., Geelong, A: , Welffitpat* 1 Any Standard of Secondary Education is reached more speedily at Gilbys College If You Live out of Town let us Tench You by Correspondence. Should you not he able to attend personally at our College, our txcenty-eighl pears' experience has enabled us to perfect a system of Home Education by Pcit. All lessons are individual, and your work is personally corrected and commented on by skilled instructors. Term commences with the First Lesson . . Parents with the welfaro of their children at heart, and students solicitous of their own welfare, will see to it that the selection of a school is governed wholly by its Educational equipment. Every student of Gilby’s College is assured of thorough’ tuition. No time is wasted in teaching extraneous subjects. Our . aim is to equip a student with just the knowledge of. practical use to him in life—and to do this as quickly as may be, without cramming or undue forcing. There are Secondary Schools who claim to inculcate ‘tone’—others whose appeal is based upon small fees; but at Gilby’s CoUege we are content to give ‘ teaching in practical subjects at moderate fees. UtORoQoU. Preparation for Matriculation or Civil Service Examinations.' As is well known, the passport to higher education and the professions is the Matriculation or equivalent Examination. To prepare for this examination at an ordinary Secondary. School requires a continuous attendance of FOUR YEARS. The whole of the students attending our Day Classes for TWO YEARS were successful in passing at the 1913 examination, thus saving those two additional years of preparatory study. Special Classes for Backward Students. There are many ambitious people, .who, for one reason or another, are backward in their learning'. This is a handicap that they.wish to remove, and the Special Classes we arc now forming for Backward Students afford them the necessary opportunity. These Classes are under the supervision of Mr. Geo. H. Scarse, 8.A.. assisted by a special male instructor deputed wholly to this tuition. All leksons are strictly individual. Age is no bar. The student of riper age who might feel sensitive at attending a Secondary School is specially catered for. The subjects taught .include the full curriculum of a., Secondary. School, ranging from ..Elementary aubjects, up. to •. Matriculation standard, and are governed solely by the, student’s individual needs. Instruction may be had in either Day or Evening Classes, and the Term starts- from the ' student's first lesson. Write or Call for Free Prospectus. GILBYS COLLEGE NEXT CHIEF POST ' OFFICE, CATHEDRAL SO.

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