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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15096, 12 September 1912, Page 3

Educational. JJOW TO QUALIFY AS 'AN ACCOUNTANT OR BOOK-KEEPER. Every person engaged in commercial work should make it his business to learn how to become Qualified as an. Accountant or Bookkeeper. A groat deal of misunderstanding seems to be prevalent with regard to the present actual conditions affecting the examination. Do not heed the opinions of the " man in the street." "Write to us, or call, at once, and secure OFFICIAL AND AUTHORITATIVE INFORMATION relating to these matters. which are so vitally important to your interests. Do not delay. ppUfINGWAY AND JiOBERTSON, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS (15 years estab.i, UNION BUILDINGS, Customs-street East, Auckland. , rpHE AMBITIOUS If AN IS ENTITLED to 1 FOR THAT HIS BRAINS CAN SECURE loit iiiir. Ret us help YOU to reach out for a bettei. Position. Marine, Stationary, Oil. Electrical Engineer", ing, Etc. CLASS OR CORRESPONDENCE INSTRUCTION. Prospectus on Application. UK ROCK'S J7-NGINEERINC- gCHOOL. n.ll ARCADE. AUCKLAND, AND AT OTAHUIIIT. QIX HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SUCCESSES D IN FIVE YEARS. Success begets success, and what we have done for others we can do for YOU. In fact, we have never been bet- . ter able than we now are to give our students a foothold on the road to success. BOWER'S AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS Has a systematic rhethod of individual tuition for each student, and a close study and vigilant outlook has enabled us to remove most of the pitfalls in examiners' questions. OUR OTAHUHU STUDENTS MEET EACH TUESDAY EVENING IN ROAD BOARD'S OFFICES. GREAT SOUTH RD. Are you 'interested? Let us know your address, and wo will send you " our prospectus free. | JgOWER'3 gCHOOL FOR j 'ENGINEERS TYRONE BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS-STREET FAST, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 50. 'Phone 1734. JpLHEELY QOLLEGE. I ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD. PARNELL. DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Third term, 1912, will begin on Tuesday 17th September. Principal: MISS J. H. THOMPSON. Music Mistress: MRS. A. BOULT. House Mistress: MISS A. THOMPSON. Miss Thompson at Home, THURSDAY, 12th, and FRIDAY, 13th September from 2 to 6 p.m. 'J 1 HE . QOLLEGE AND gCHOOL OF jyjUSICCLEVELAND HOUSE, EEMUERA. • Principal: MRS. S. A. MOORE-JONES, ' M.M.. M.R.C.P., C.M.. S.K., London. Staff of Graduate:* and Certificated Teachers, English and Foreign. Thorough Modern High-class Education for Girls on Christian but Unsectarian Principles. . Exams, prepared for. ■ Modern Languages Taught Conversationally. Mater* nal Supervision and Moral Discipline. Stone Buildings, with perfect -ventilation and drainaze. Extensive grounds. Prospectus at Messrs. Upton and. Co., . and Champtaloup and Cooper. 'Phone 803. .Freo Railway; trams to gate. JILUTE AND 10 COL O. MR. A. A. DUNN, of Lyric Theatre Orchestra (late of English Grand Opera and J. O. "Williamson's Orchestras), vrliose onJv PUPIL entering this year's COMPETITION took FIRST PRIZE for FLUTE SOLO against, six other competitors, has Vacancies for a few more Pupils.— Studio, 64. Queenstreet, or Residence, Arney Road. Remuera. COMMERCIAL TRAINING COLLEGE V_/ IMPERIAL BLDGS. QUEEN-ST., SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, . : t-BOOK-KEEPING, Etc. - A RECORD In attendances has been established in every department since last January— and Evening. Ordinary and Special Classes. In spite of the vastly-increased numbers to place in positions, the College is still unable to satisfy employers' demands. rpiARKS & JJ AYES, COACHES, ACCOUNTANTS, AND AUDITORS, Office, Stfand Arcade. P.O. Box 679. AUCKLAND. £JOACH for the following:— JgOOK-KEEPERS' jgXAMINATION. A CCOUNTANTS' (Intermediate and ii Final). LAW pROFESSIONAL AND LL.R gOLIOTTORg' QENERAL J£NOWj^JATBICULATION. Full particulars on application. • . : * QREATER !£HAN THE (gUPPLY. X " WANTED—A TYPISTE." DURING THE PAST MONTH POSITIONS HAVE BEEN OBTAINED FOR 15 gTI3DENTSWHY NOT TAKE A COURSE IN gHORTHAND, WRITING. AND OK-KEEPINQ ? DAY OR EVENING CLASSES. gTOTT AND JJOARE'B jgXi'SINESS OOL-LEGE. 'Phono 1400. 23. SWANSON-STREET.,

I WV© Va> Cj , I POSITIONS L ||CU ST FOR STUDENTS U LAST MONTH*MISS RICBY. Shorthand Writer and Typiute, T THORNES. Esq.. Land Agent. G MISS WALLACE, Shorthand Writer and Typist* XIROOKFIELD AND SCHNATTER, «OVE. Shorthand Writer and IVniate T. S. MORRIN AND CO. \n<H MILLER. Short Writer and Tvuiste N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION. nrr««; COOPER, Shorthand . Writer and Typiste/ N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION. 1111(1 MISS MURRAY. • bnorthand \\ riter and ' Tvniate WATT AND CO.. ilorrtnsvill®. nti.£ u «l 9 0%>i®ffi : co° d WHUr ™ d MISS BUSH, Shorthand Writer and Typists, IiTfACE BLYTH, W YM)bb. MISS DACRE, Shorthand Writer and Typists, V PULLEN. Esq., Solicitor. MTSS REED. Shorthand Writer and Typiste, OLIPHANT AND OLIPHANT, Solicitors. HISS WYNYARD. shorthand Writer and Tyniste. R. NEIL, Esq.. Gram Merchant. MISS PENDRICK. Shorthand Writer and Typiste, L. LEWIS, ESQ., Auctioneer. THREE SHORTHAND SPEED RECORDS 1 U FOR NEW ZEALAND. - Term from Date of Entry. yean ™* J. H. CoMniJ-crrn-RTH\ND, typewriting, ' book. EEEI'IXG. AND WRITING SCHOOL. SWANSON-STREET. 'Phone 1147. Founded 1892. _ .Q.KORCU3 qiNTOX. Teacher /. JO." Mutual Life Bids?.. QflJl*