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New Zealand Herald, 12 March 1901, Page 8

Educational. ■ j'" 'iiiii'i mi 'i liflirrrniiii i n in n ' 11l| '~ r Tl' .'.'".-■/ tlijiUlliilt ' 11 i r.. ■ adl . SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOK-KEEPING. AND WRITING. ' - DAY AND EVENING CLASSES NOW FORMING. 50 PRACTICAL RESULTS. During 1900 Fifty Positions were obtained for Pupils. .■'.'•■•): ■';■ : \ LAST THREE MONTHS. ■ The following are a few of the names of ' Pupils who were successful in Obtaining Poi sitions in Commercial and Professional I Offices:— ; ■■';■' ;' ; ; • '-' I Messrs. Mitchelson and Co.—Shorthand [ Writer and Typiste, Miss Ethel Whiting. Messrs. J. Chambers and J3on—Shorthand I Writer and Typiste, Miss Gould. I Bank of New Zealand, Auckland— ! Cadets, knowing shorthand, Messrs. Wallace and Baker. , , Messrs. Furness and Co.—Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss L. Taylor. m Messrs. A. Yates and Co.—Shorthand Writer : and Typiste, Miss N. Gannon. i Messrs. Mackechnie and Nicholson, Solici-tors-Shorthand Writer and Typiste, Miss The' Mitchelson Timber Shorthand Writer and Typist, Mr. Baragwanata. Messrs. Thos. Cook and Son— 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.— Pupils 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. COLWILL - PRINCIPAL. QUEEN-STEEET (opposite HERALD Office). Telephone 1147. ART CLASSES. A NEW TERM OF MR. E. W. PAYTON'S PRIVATE CLASSES Will Commence on MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1901. Municipal Buildings, Auckland. "T E E "W I L L O W S," WYNYARD-STREET. YOUNG LADIES* COLLEGE. FOR BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. Principal ... "MRS. WILLIAMS. Assisted by a Staff of Competent Teachers. Special Classes for Preparing Pupils for Civil Service and Matriculation Examinations. Prospectus ou application. First Term began on February 12, 1901. p. L E N I V E A G H. BECKHAM PLACE. UPPER GRAFTON ■ ROAD. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIELS. Principal: M S. YOUNG. Prospectus on Application. First Term began on WEDNESDAY, February 6. MISS ALICE LAW, L.E.A.M. LONDON, Certificated Pupil of Mr. Philip Halstead, Dipiome 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 Tuesday Afternoons, from 2.30 to 4.3o. —Residence, " Craigholm," Victoria Road, Devonport. WOODCARVING— Lessons, 12s 6d per quarter; Single, Is 6d hour. Designing done to order.— E. Ayling, care of Miss Bacon, Victoria Arcade. MISS ETHEL L. BOULTON, A.M., Auckland . University College, Teacher of Singing, Piano, and Theory; Ranfurly Medallist, 1898. Terms on application.— Armadale," Queenstreet, opposite Prince Albert College. Business Notices. OTEUART AND pENN. FORT-STREET. AUCKLAND, AND AT DUNEDIN. pLECTRIOAL ENGINEERS AND ACTORS, SUCCESSORS TO "pLECTEIOAL "TVEPARTMENT, JOHN pHAMBERS AND QON, T TD. CONTRACTS FOE EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ELECTRICAL WORK UNDERTAKEN. DYNAMO* LAMPS. CABLES. BATTERIES, BELLS, ETC., STOCKED. MOTICB OP PARTNERSHIP. MR. EDWARD H. LAWFORD, Of this City, will Join me as a Partner in my Business, from the Ist April, 1901. , The Firm will continue to carry on business as heretofore, as Accountants, Auditors, and ' Trade Assignees. W. R. HOLMES, F.1.A.N.Z., Accountant. No. 14, Shortland-street, Auckland, . March 1901. mmmmm !__S_________s—ESSSSi Musical. EIANOS! piANOS!! piANOS!!! NOW LANDED. THE NEWEST STYLES AND THE BEST IN THE WORLD, BY BBINSMEAD AND SONS. Also some very fine Pianos by Carl Ecke, the Best German Piano that comes into the Colony, 'and other Makers, to be sold cheap FOE CASH OE TIME PAYMENT, subject to arrangements to be seen at iW "P off:m:ann '' QUEEN-STEEET. Sole Agents for John Brinsmead and Sons. Carl Ecke Pianos, and the Celebrated Besson's Brass Instruments. Also, a fine Large Selection of Violins from 7s 6d to £75, and all kinds of Musical Instruments, Strings, etc. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Hotels. ' ■ - ■ - COKEB'S FAMILY HOTEL, • CHBISTOHUEOH (Within one minute of the Railway Station). JAMES HATFIELD. Proprietor. P.O. Box. No- 291. rpilE GRAND HOTEL, DUNEDIN. . Well and favourably known to Tourists. Mercantile Community, and others; is situated in the heart of the City, and is in the immediate vicinity of the Railway Station, . Tram Terminus, Post and Telegraph Offices, Banks, etc. ] The Hotel is built entirely of concrete, being therefore ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. , W. L. PHILP, Proprietor. ■ " s=a i YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, i CORNER OF ALBERT AND WELLESLEY "STREETS. i Eeadingroom, bright and cheerful, comf jrtably furnished. All the loading local and J Australian Papers, Reviews, Magazines, etc., on the tables; subscription, 2s 6d per quarter. The Library contains upwards of 4000 vols, in thp various departments of literature, with x constant addition New Books; subscription, 2s fid per quarter. : Meeting for Young Men on Tuesday, l.li; and . 7.45 p.m.; Thursdays, at 1.30 and 7.30; United • Missionary Prayer Meeting. Saturdays, at 7.30; Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 m.; Sunday Evening Service in City Hall, at 8 p.m. ' The General Secretary is always glad to 1 welcome YOUNG MEN, to show strangers over < the building, and give them all needed in- ] formation, or to confer with such as desire 1 hi. help, J ]