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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17097, 21 February 1916, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL. CANTERBURY COLLEGE, University of Now Zealand. QCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, ELECO TRICITY, AND TECHNICAL SCIENCE. Froies-sor-in-Charge, ROBT. JULLTN SCOTT. M. Inst. C.E., M. Inst. M«ch. E., Fellow A.I.E.E. LECTURES BEGIN OX SATURDAY, > \KCH Uth. THE SCHOOL PROVIDES: 1. A Complete Course for the Degroe ot Bachelor of Mechanical, Civil or Electrical Engineering. 2. A Complete Course for Hie Certificate of Associate of the School of Engineering. Canterbury. College, in Mechanical, Civil or Electrical Engineering. 3. Instruction in the Technical Science of the Engineering and Allied Trade. •1. Instrution in Applied Electricity. 5. Instruction in Surveying. COMPLETE EVENING COURSES FOR: a. Apprentices in Mechanical Engineering. b. Apprentices desirous of qualifying for Third Marine Engineer's Certificate on Three Years' Shop Work. c. Apprentices in Electrical Engineering. d. For Electrical Fitters' Certificate. A Scheme of Exhibitions has been instituted l>y the Board of Governors, details of which, and Syllabus of Lectures, may bo obtained from the College. GEORGE H. MASON, Registrar. Canterbury College, Christchurch, St'li February. 1916. 4219

DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Hallenstein's Buildings (opposite D.1.C.) Principal, MISS M. i>. DIGBY. P.C.T., I.P.S. (Typists' Section.) RESULT OF GOVERNMENT EXAMS. RESULT OF GOVERNMENT EXAMS. AS a result of the Government Entrance Exam, (or Shorthand-Typistes held last May. THREE ot the Four successful ChristcSiirch Candidates were PUPILS OF THIS SCHOOL, while one of our Students obtained first place for the whole of New Zealand out of a total of 126 Candidates. At the previous Examination there were 151 Candidates, and one OF OUR. PUPILS was also placed FIRST on the list of Passes. The«e and many other results, afford convincing proof ot the THOROUGH PRACTICAL TRAINING our Pupils receive. SCHOOL TERM COMMENCES ANY DAY XI

piLBY'S COLLEGE. i/ZT)., Next Chief Post Office, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Classes are now being formed/for ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSIONAL end BOOKKEEPERS' EXAMINATIONS. G-ilbv's still retains its pre-eminent position in respect of the Preparation of Accountancy Stndents. In the Bookkeeping and Auditing Examinations (Advanced Section), FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS IN SUCCESSION CANDIDATES PRESENTED BY GILBY'S COLLEGE HAVE GAINED THE FIRST POSITION IN THE WHOLE OF NEW ZEALAND. In the last Accountants' Examination. THE WHOLE OF GILBY'S CANDIDATES in both Elementary and Final Sections WERE SUCCESSFUL. NOT A SINGLE FAILURE IN EITHER SECTION. Our Accountancy Course cf Lessons has just been thoroughly revised and brought up to date by a Practising Public Accountant. No expensive Text Books to purchase. Thn some Lesson Courses arc used by both Personal and C:ircepondcnce Students. INSTRUCTOR In"aCCOUNTANCY: Mr H. R, Best. F.P.A. (N.Z.), F.I.A. (N.Z.). Classes resume TUESDAY, TVbruary Bth, at 7 p.m. ENROL TO-DAY—NOW!

OUR Our usual Summer Sale of Costumes, Blouses, Underwear, Coats, etc., opens to-day. Substantial and genuine as the bargains have been during past sales, we have decided to make the present the most attractive of them all. The price reductions range from 25 to 50 per cent., and if you study your own interests and true economy, you will shop with us during this sale period. 1 1* Colombo Street 'Phone 2556 ill tpleeidid Value in Boots-all Bargains K Ya Old Lady's Kid Elastic Sides Boots, 8/11 & 10/6 Men's Split Kip Bluchers 6/11 7/6 Nailed or Plain ::}:*Sjt>B' rr,tT "''• ~-' pV & Gents" Black and Brown Canvas Lace Shoe 6/3 m m m Gents' Glace Kid Balmorals 14/6 15/6 16/6 .-:;"..,}■ m ';;"-;/; Si., Ladies' Glace Kid Derby Shoe Men's Split Kip Shooters, Nailed or 7/6 8/6 9/6 10/6 Plain 9/1 , * to/6 11/6 12/6 POSTAGE—6d extra on parcels. Country Customers specially well served. STEWART ROBINBON o * B w&t ST!