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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14894, 20 January 1912, Page 4

Educational. T COMMEBCIAL ■*' TB_iSING COLLEGE 13. 14. 15. BANFUBLY BUILDINGS. TeL _/42. 81, QUEEN-STREET. Reopens MONDAY. 15th JANUARY. 1912. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS! OUR LAST YEAR'S RESULTS SPEAK ' FOR THEMSELVES! EVERY FINISHED PUPIL SUITABLY PLACED! SHORTHAND CONSCIENTIOUSLY. TYPEWRITING Taught THOROUGHLY. BOOK-KEEPING EFFICIENTLY. COMMERCIAL SUCCESSFULLY! CORRESPONDENCE. Students may start at any time Term from • date of Entry. MAKE AN EARLY START. SPECIAL SEE MONTHS* COURSE (Day Classes) covers complete Course of Instruction, and is specially recommended for beginners desiring rapid and sure advancement. ORDINARY OLASSES.-Day and Evening Classes in all subjects. Up-to-date and Original Methods by Practical Teachers. Miss C. 8. V. BABTEN. A.N.Z.A.A., Principal. Miss A. H. G. Basten. A.P A. (N.Z.). Reporter Miss W. R., BAKER. High-speed . Certificate. (All Expert Typistes). PERSONAL SUPERVISION. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. THOROUGH TUITION HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL. FIRST TERM. 1912. The School Re-opens on MONDAY. sth. February. 1912. Before admission a pupil must have passed Standard.V. or some other examination of equal value. The fees for paying pupils are £3 64 8d per term.. Free places are granted to Scholarship-holders and to those who, being under 15 years of age on December 1, 1911, have obtained Certificates of Proficiency. . Pupils are prepared for the various public examinations, and have the choice of taking up one of the following courses:— , CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL. AGRICULTURAL, DOMESTIC. A, , The Headmaster will be in attendance at the School on MONDAY, the first day of term, to enrol pupils. Old Pupils will return on the second day of term. Prospectuses may be obtained on application to the Secretary, R. English. Hamilton. •piLECTRIOAL ENGINEERING; POSITIONS ABE WAITING For qualified men. Why not invest Your brains in this great profession? 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