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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15646, 27 June 1914, Page 4

.__ __- ■ •.-:• ■ . _ " —^ , >" ; Commercial College!. '•■' '■;* . -• ) TDEMINGTON ;AND" RONEO COMMER- : fV; CIAL COLLEGE, i v'' ■ The usual Quarterly .Shorthand Speed Ex- / amlnatiou Will'he Held on MONDAY NEXT, tho 2flth inst., at 7 p.m. sharp. , r ■ Candidates to bo in their scats bs 8.55 p.m. Examiners: f; b. winstone. Esq. h. l. brewer, esq. - INTERNATIONAL correspondence 1 schools. colonial. LTD. salary-raising education. what POSITION do you WANT?. Ploaso explain without ftrther obligation on my part how I can qualify for a larger salary in the position, trade, or profession beforo which I havo marked t- Should i enrol this month it is agreed that 1 am to , be allowed 10 per cent, discountj— ___ I (teuoral Farming, Poultry Farming, Salesmanship. Ad. Writing, SliowI Card Writing, Window Trimming. • Book-keeping, Illustrating,. Sign ( Painting. Stationary Engineering, I Mechanical Engineering. Mechanical Drafting, Electrical Engineering, I Electric Lighting, Electric-Railway ; Work. Telophono Engineering. I Architecture, Constructing and Building, Stmctnra Engineering, Plumbing, Civil Engineering. Bridgo Engineering, Railroad Construction. I Surveying, Mining •_ ' Namo •"•• Ago I I Street and No Tovyii., I _ W. H. WHITE, District Agent, 6, Watson's Buildings, Welles oy St.. AucklandC M. MUIR. Country Agent, Box 80, Hamilton. ARE YOU SECURE? 'J ho question of security confronts everyone engaged in commercial work, especially under present day competition, for " jobs worth having. I The Accountant has had to produce his certificate to ensure constant employment. To-day the Book keoper is asked: " Have you tho Now Zoaland Society of Accountants Diploma?" Now, Reudor! Havo you a Book-keeper's Diploma ? It not mako your position secure by » commonsense use of a portion of your spare time. Send us a postcard and we will forward you our prospectus. Wo can coach you'personally or by correspondence. TIURKS AND TTAYES- TTL . PROFESSIONAL COACHES. Etc.. FERRY BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. BASTEN'S COMMERCIAL TRAINING COLLEGE. IMPERIAL BLDGS. OPP. SMEETON'S"Phone. 2742. Shorthand, Typewriting. Book-keeping. Commercial Correspondence, Office Routine, etc. "NOTHING BUT THE BEST IS GOOD . ENOUGH." We cive it: wo expect it, and we get it: and that BEST gels BETTER every day. Collegft Motto: "THOROUGHNESS IS THE KEYNOTE OF SUCCESS." DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. Term from date of cnt.y. Prospectus on application. ' MISS C- 8. V. BASieN. A.N.Z.A.A.. A.P-A. (N.Z.). MISS A. H. G- BASTEN, A.P.A. (N.Z), Reporter POSITION A WAITS Y OO On Completion of a Course in SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. AND BOOK-KEEPING At CTOTT AND TTOARE'S gU SIN ESS QOLLEGE. 23. SWANSON STREET. ' Day or Evening Classes. Prospectus on application. QUCCESS. EFFICIENCY. Increased Pay. 3apid Progress, Interesting Studies. Practical Instruction- . Small Payment and Easy Start. Course selected from Free Prospectus. CTURROCK'S ENGINEERING , OCHOOL. H.M. ARCADE. AUCKLAND. Do you wa'it to reach tho top notch? Then note the stops leading to it. All branches. Mechanical, Electrical. Etc. Bend now for FREE Descriptive Booklets. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. I VV IRELESS IELEGRAPHY. The New Zealand Government has ; granted & special pormit to our Australian Expert now conducting a eta ( and Correspondence Course for Stu- . dents of oithor sex. Distance makes . no difference—personal attention for each student ' WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. j WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. ] Operators wanted everywhere. Vacancies for cither sex on ocean-going vessels, thus affording exceptional chances for free tours of tho world. Girls are i also being admitted as operators on many of tho biggest vessels. This courso is easy, practical, and tho " cost distinctly reasonable. Full particulars supplied to anyone interested. Writo AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS, I AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS, AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS. - (JAS. W- BOWER, M.A.IM.E-. Principal), i Tyrone Buildings, ! Customs Street East, Auckland i 'Phono 1731. P.O. Box 50. JJNGINEE TICKETS. , Wo havo comploto graduated Home Study Private Courses for— Fl^^ ASECOX D CLASS STATIONARY ENGINE DRIVERS. ' LOCOMOTIVE. TRACTION AND WIND- , ING ENGINE DRIVERS. MARINE ENGINEERS' RIVER ENGINEERS. OIL ENGINEERS. Our Chief Instructor is MR. R. MACDUFF, ' B.Sc, EM. (formerly of tho Auckland Techni- - cal Colloge), who, with an export staff, de- 1 voles himself solely to our Students j Our Instruction is simple, dear, private, ' euro and inexpensive. , ' Sord for particulars of our Instruction. i Address: HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S Australasian Correspondence Schools, Ltd., ] ■' . Auckland P.O. Bex 516. 'Phone 1162. \ —= , ; V—— r I »i i. m ~~J RECENT POSITIONS OBTAINED FOR . PUPILS. Miss Wright, Shorthand Writer and Typistc, Now Zealand Insurance Co. ' Miss Gossott, Book-keeper, Messrs. Bamford ' and Brown. Solicitors. Miss Cook, Shorthand Writer and Typiate, C. J. Hutchinson, Esq., Land Agent. Miss Swallow. Shorthand Writer and Typiste, . L. Lewis, Esq., Auctioneer. Miss Salmon, Shorthand Writer and Typiste, ' State Fire' Insurance Company I Miss Kidd, Book-keeper. Messrs. Hazard and Co., Merchants. Miss Buck, Book-keeper. Messrs. Kahn Bros.. Warehousemen. Miss Underwood. Shorthand Writer and Typisto. Star Office. Miss Chalmers, Shorthand Writer ond Typisto, Messrs. Green and Colcbrook, Merchants. Miss Symns. Shorthand Writer and Typiste, - Messrs A. D. Riley and Co.. EngineersMiss Nodder, Book-keeper, R. Singer, Es», ' Solicitor. Miss Hunt, Shorthand Writer and Typisto, Messrs. Jagger, Miller, and Co., Merchants. Miss Bowler. Shorthand Writer and Typiste, * Messrs- Ruddock and Co., Land Agents. ' Miss Bent, Shorthand Writer, and Typiste, ( Auckland Provincial Council. I THREE SHORTHAND SPEED RECORDS ' FOR NEW ZEALAND DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. TERM BEGINS FROM DATE OF ENTRY. 1 WRITE. CALL. .TELEPHONE FOR i PROSPECTUS ; OVER 5000 POSITIONS OBTAINED FOR i PUPILS. « T H - C OLVfILL . SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, AND WRITING SCHOOL, ( SWANSON STREET. 1 'Phone 1147. Founded 20 years ago. <