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EDUCATfQMAL. "OP INTEREST TO FARMERS." The free booklet issued by Gilby’s College tells all the facta, and explains thoroughly our course in Fmrra Bookkeeping and PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE. The successful running of a farm today is a business, and the farmer haa to keep books. We have prepared a special series of twelve lessons in Farmers’ Bookkeeping, and you can learn all you need to know bv mail! THE LONG WINTER EVENINGS ore bore. Why not avail yourself of this splendid opportunity? All lessons are sent in plain envelopes at intervals to suit your requirements, and when the course is completed wo offer our services FREE to help you to put your knowledge to practical uso. The complete course, prepared by a qualified accountant, and containing two extra papers, one of which explains all about Land and Income Tax Returns, costs only X 3 10s. IP YOU HAVE NOT TIME to take tip tbe subject, let us teach the young people! Send a postcard to-day for our free booklet—“ Of Interest to Farmers.” rtILBY’S COLLEGE. LTD.. VX Royal Exchange Buildings, Next G.1r’.0., Cathedral Square, Christchurch. Telephone 1333. P.O. Box 53. Director: L. J. Berry, P.1.A., N.Z. (And at Wellington.} X ALL SCORN A “ QUITTER," The man who succeeds is the one who makes up his mind to follow a definite plan of action ®ud then carries it through. IF you have been discouraged in past days by the bewildering and confusing promises of training as practised by some schools, do not “ quit,” but enrol with BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Whitcombe and Tombs Buildings, Cashel Street. 'Phono 1905. Wo undertake to train you from the beginning by the very beet established and successful methods. The student is carefully supervised in his work from the commencement, and by many suggestions is aid id to succeed where ho has previously failed. P. HARLE, A.1.A., N.Z., Director. Head Office. Wellington. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Hallenstoin’a Buildings (Opp. D.1.C.), Principal—MlSS M. D. DIGBY, F.C.T., I.P.S. (Typists’ Section). Assisted by a full staff of Highly Qualified Instructors. COMMERCIAL EDUCATION Includes Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping,' Business Correspondence, Handwriting, etc., etc. Office Appointments for all Qualified Students.

DAY CLASSES. EVENING- CLASSES. SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES. Prospectus, giving full particulars, on application at the School. Railway Concession Tickets l'or Country Students. Triangle Christchurch. DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. PROF. FLEMING has Resumed Teaching. Walt* and other Special Dances taught in Three Private Lessons, any hour. Classes every evening. Proficiency guaranteed. Private Acisdomy 211, Cashel Street. ’Phono m. Dancing, deportment .and physical CULTURE. Under Royal and Vico-Rogal Patronago.—MlSS LOWE will resume her Claaees from March loth. Waltzing taught in Three Private Lessons; At Homo Tuesday afternoons. 51, Worcester Street W. WHEN YOUR MOTOR ENGINE. ‘‘GOES RACK” ON YOU, t "lAN you find out ihe cause? Can you lake it io pieces and arsomblo the porta correctly? Can you do your own repairs? Ask yourself these questions. OUR CORRESPONDENCE COURSE OF MOTOR MECHANICS DEALS WITH MOTORS FROM A TO Z. Benefit by thin fine oouraa of spare time' study. .The Fee Is moderate, and the knowledge gained invaluable to car owners. SENT) FOR FREE BOOKLET NOV' TO CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF MOTOR MECHANICS, 3 P.O. BOX 816, Christchurch. UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENCE COACHING COLLEGE, FERRV BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. 1019-1920. /BOURSES have been specially prepared for vy the following examinations:—Matriculation; Public Service Entrance; Teachers Certificate, D, C and B; B.A. Terms, Sec- j tion and Final; Junior National Scholar- I ship and Proficiency. Also for Elementary j Courses in Latin, French and Mathematics. Individual Tuition by Correspondence can bo arranged in any subject if desired. Pioepectus, Terms and all information may he obtained on application to H. A. HOLL, 8.A., ‘Cantab., Hone, in Math., Or any or Messrs Whitcombo and Tombs’a Branches. 4759 CHIKST’S COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. TOGETHER WITH LOWER SCHOOL FOE YOUNG BOYS. Head Master; G. E. BLANCH. M.A.. Oxford. 'THE SECOND TERM of 1920 will begin on -*- FRIDAY', May Slot, at 9.30 a.in. All Boarders, except tkoso in the North Island, must come into residence by 9 p.m. on the preceding day. An Entrance Examination for new boys will bo hold on THURSDAY, May 90th. at 10.30 SL.XJI, DANCING. TYEPORTMENT, Physical Exercise.— ■AD* MISS COX (pupil of Mrs Wordsworth, London) holds Evening Classes for instruction and practice. Afternoon School Classes will resume from May 31st. E 3, Hereford Street W. Telephone 354. 8073 DANCING. MISS BUCHANAN has Resumed Teach- i ing. Class Tuesday Evening, 27th I April, Caledonian Hall, forming. Waltz in ! three lessons. TM. AHA fiS, RANPURLY ST.