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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11580, 19 February 1901, Page 8

XJUUUCVUiV/JJiai' „»f -\ n--3= ■■ Shorthand, typewriting, b BOOK-KEEPING. AND writing. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. NOW FORMING. 50 PRACTICAL RESULTS. During 190-3 Fifty Positions were obtained for Pupils. LAST THREE MONTHS. The following are a few of the names of Pupils who were successful in Obtaining Positions in Commercial and Professional Offices: — Messrs. Mitchelson and Shorthand Writer and Typiste. Miss Ethel Whiting. Messrs. J. Chambers and Son—Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss Gould. Bank of New Zealand, Auckland—Two Cadets, knowing shorthand, Messrs. Wallace and Baker. Messrs. Furness and Co.—Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss L. Taylor. Messrs. A. Yates and Co.—Shorthand Writer and Typiste. Miss N. Gannon. Messrs. Mackeclinie and Nicholson, Solicitors—Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss Baird. The Mitchelson Timber Co.—Shorthand Writer and Typist, Mr. Baragwanat.h. Messrs. Thos. Cook and Son—Two Cadets, knowing shorthand, and typewriting, Messrs. Sellers and Goodwin. Messrs. W. Souter and Co.—Shorthand Writer and Typiste. Miss Walker. T. Cotter, Esq., Solicitor—Shorthand Writer and Typist, Mr. Stanton. Messrs. E. Porter and Shorthand Writer and Typist. Mr. Brady. Messrs. Sargood. Son, and Ewen—Shorthand, Mr. Claude Smith. HIGHEST SHORTHAND CERTIFICATE Ever Obtained in Auckland held by Pupil of this School. CERTIFICATES.— are prepared for Sir Isaac Pitman and Son's Certificates, which are universally acknowledged. Prospectus on application and at Messrs. Upton and Co. J. H. COL WILL - PRINCIPAL. QUEEN-STREET (opposite HERALD Office). Telephone 1147. MELMERLY GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL (Boarding and Day School), PARNELL. Principals : MISS HULL and MRS. GORDON. C.H.L., First Class with Honours. Resident French Governess: Mademoiselle Bouillon. Pupils prepared for Matriculation and Junior Civil Service Examinations, also for Trinity College and Royal College of Music, London. The Principals have secured the adjoining house and grounds, thus gaining additional accommodation, playground, and tennis court. First Term 1901, February 12. Boarders return MONDAY, February 11. Prospectuses at Messrs. Champtaloup and Cooper's and Upton and Co.'s. J P. GROSSMANN, M. A. (Late Senior Scliol. N.Z. Univ.. late Lecturer Polit. Econo'iiy, Canterbury College, 14 years Form-master Boys' High School, Christchurch), PREPARES CANDIDATES FOR MATRICULATION AND OTHER PUBLIC AND UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS. Classes for University Woik in Latin, Political Economy, and other Subjects formed if required. MRS. GROSSMANN, M.A. date Sen. Scholar N.Z. Univ.. Examiner for University in Matriculation History, 1899-1900), nrenares Candidates for Un.iersity and other Examinations in Special Subjects. Address: CONSTITUTION HILL, PARNELL. OF pHYSICAL QULTURE, ' UPPER QUEEN-STREET. PRACTICAL TRAINING FOR ATHLETES. Boxing, Ball-Punching, Sandow's System of Exercises. C. N. BROWN-PARKER, Instructor. MISS ALICE LAW. L.R.A.M. LONDON. Certificated Pupil of Mr. Philip Halstead, Diplome of Leipzig Conservatoire, receives Pupils for Pianoforte and Violin at her Studio, Mutual Life Buildings, Queen-street. Miss Law will attend at her Studio on Monday and Thursday Afternoons on and after February 4, from 2.30 to 4.—Residence, " CJraigholm," Victoria Road, Devonport. WOODCARVING— 12s 6d per quarter; Single. Is 6d hour. Designing done to order.— Ayling, care of Miss Bacon, Victoria Arcade. Dress and Fashion. gUITS TO FIT Tall, Short, Stout, and Slender Men, THE LARGEST STOCK OF MEN'S CLOTHING IN THE COLONY. Parents and Guardians are invited to inspect the SPLENDID STOCK OF WEARRESISTING GARMENTS, Made of New Zealand Wool and Fox's Serges. ALAND QLOTB3NG pACTORY, QUEEN-STREET, Six Doors above Victoria-street. QEORGE pATERSO3T, (Late R. S. Thorburn's), 170, QUEEN-STREET, HATTER AND MEN'S MERCER, HATS, SHIRTS, SOX. AN ASSORTMENT OF UNDERCLOTHING IN NATURAL WOOL, MERINO, AND CASHMERE. One Quality: "THE BEST." HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, COLLARS, GLOVES, STUDS, BRACES, BELTS, UMBRELLAS. 170, Q""-""" rpHE rpARIKI JJOTEL, TARIKI ROAD. TARANAKI. The Situation of this House is Unequalled, commanding the Finest View of Mount Egmont. Hare, Quail, and Pheasant Shooting in Abundance, as well as good Trout Fishing. Good Clean Meals and Beds. TARIFF: 6S PER DAY. WARDS XXXX ALE ON DRAUGHT. T. T. M urphy ' Proprietor. BIBLE AND PRAYER}" UNION.-Cards of Membership for 1901 are now roady. With number on Roll, the principles of the Union and Calendar of Chapters, will be sent on receipt of name and address, with a twopenny stamp, on application to Mr. Brabenrig, Young Men's Christian Association, Auck- i laud. I