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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 5883, 1 April 1915, Page 4

Commercial Colleges. QUE ADVERTISEMENTS Arc written wholly and solely to attract YOUR attention. Wo have something GOOD to put before you. I. Othorwiso we should only be wasting your time and ours by inviting your inquiry, and wo have no time to waste. Having "caught your eye," let us ask:— DO YOU WANT A GOOD POSITION WITH A GOOD SALARY? Qualify under us and your future is assured. A good salaried position awaits you. Send TO-DAY for full , particulars of our Courses in:— (a) BOOK-KEEPING or 'b) ACCOUNTANCY or < (c) PREPARATION FOR LAW MATRICULATION OR PUBLIC SERVICE- EXAMINATION or-,, (d) COMPLETE TRAINING INELECTRICAL. MECHANICAL, CIVIL ENGINEERING. l Address: JJEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., : UNION' BUILDINGS, i AUCKLAND, i BASTEN'S COMMERCIAL TRAINING COLLEGE. Imperial Buildings, opp. Smeetoa's TYPISTES' ENTRANCE EXAMINATION Public Sorvico The next exam, will ho 1 bold on May £9, 1915. Miss Basten begs to intonate that her Coaching Classes have already commenced and requests those intendto take advantage of same to join at once. No rednc'.i'in in fee to late ccmors, and no students accepted after March 31. Educational. SCHOOL OP ART. " Elam" School of Art, Rutland St., Auckland Art School. Auckland. THE CLASSES WILL REOPEN ON MONDAY. MARCH 15. Classes art) held in all branches of Drawing and Painting, and in the following Applied Arts:— Woodoarviug, Modelling in Clay, Repousee, Copper and Silver Work. Art Leather Work, Enamelling, and Jewellery. Particulars as to Classes. Fees, and Free Studentships can be had on application to E. W. PAYTON, Director. THE LADIES' COLLEGE AND SCHOOL 1 OF MUSIC. CLEVELAND HOUSE. REMUERA. Principal: MRS. S. A. MOORE-JONES, M.M.. M R.C.P., C.M.. S.K.. London. Staff of Graduates and Certificated Teachors, English and Foreign. Thorough Modern High-class Education for Girls oil Christian but Unsectarian Principles. Exams, prepared for. Modern Languages Taught Conversationally. Maternal Supervision and Moral Discipline. Stone Buildings. with perfect ventilation and drainage. Extensive grounds. Prospectus at Messrs., Upton and Co.. and Cliamptaloup and Edmiston. 'Phono 808- Fieo railway! trams to gat*. FIRST TERM COMMENCES FEBRUARY 9. 1915. CHELTENHAM COLLEGE. DEVONPORT. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: 'MRS. A. E. DEAN, Formerly Mistress of tho Terrace School. Wellington. Assisted by an efficient staff and visiting teachers. First term: February 11. 1915. Boarders return February 10. The School is delightfully situated for those desiring sea air and bathing. Prospectus at Messrs. Champtaloup and Edmiston's and Messrs. Upton s, or on application to the Principal. I ■ ' Tourist Resorts. A RKLE'S BAY, Whanjjaparaoa—Superior XX . Quiet Accommodation for Visitors. Excellent beach, first-class fishing and bathing.—Mrs. Darrach, Proprietress. Brents BATHGATE rouse, ROTO. RUA. the largest Private Hotel ol Kotorua. Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated tha whole of it ready for the season. Electrio light throughout, hot and cold baths, patent lavatories, etc.; nearest house to Government baths, including the large new bathhouse. Motor-cars and conveyances leave Brent's for all the tide trips. Terms reasonable. Porters meet all trains.— T. BRENT. Proprietor. ! FENTON HOUSE. Fentoa St., Rotorua— . Proprietress, Mrs. M. Murphy. Conveniently situated near P. 0., within lmin Government baths. Electric light. Terms, inclusive, 35s per week. Tel. 203. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. 1 J O'BRIEN, Edinburgh House, Haupapa • St., Rotorua—Comfortable accommodation. Centrally situated, handy to railway station, P. 0., and Government baths. Winter tariff. Gs per day; 30s per week.— ■ 138. P.O. Box 23. • rPHIRWELL. PRIVATE HOTEL. ROTO- V 1 iOA.-P.O. Box 29. Telephone 20 : Telegraphic address, " Thirweli." First-class i accommodation. Tariff; 63 per day or 35s ' per week.—Mrs. P. B. Giles, Proprietress. ] riiEE GABLES, Russell — 40 Booms, . x spacious bedrooms, airy balconies, pri- ' ▼ate sittingrooms; unlimited water supply; h. and c. baths, p.w. lavatories; bowling , and croquet greens. 6s day. Launch Ail. aa, excursions or fishing.—Mrs. E. J. Darby, Proprietress. THE MANSIONS, Wbittaker Plaoe, 8y- ■ X monds St.. Auckland. Telephone 2724. • Fire minutes from town and wharf—Electrio < light throughout. Bedrooms, private sitting- ! room 1. tennis court; situated in 21 acres of 1 ground.—Mrs. Carter. Proprietress. WHERE TO SPEND EASTER HOLI- , TT DAYS.—Cowes Bay, Waiheke Island.— ! Short smooth-water trip, sheltered bay, good I fishing, sandy beach, tennis, dancing hall, launch and boats for free use of visitors. Write or 'phone, H. Insley, Cowes. KIA ORA PRIVATE HOTEL. ] Overlooks the Rotorua Sanatorium • Grounds. 1 This Beautifully-appointed Private Hotel : is still under the same efficient management. ' Rooms now being booked for coming season. . Early application necessary. Tariff, £2 6s 1 per week. _ Correspondent* will receive - prompt attention. i MRS. A. BEACKEBOSH. , Proprietress. RANDWICE. Hmemoa St.. Rotorua— Terms. 32s Cd week. 6s 6d day; hot 1 and cold bath, electric light, new diningroom (seat £0!: 3mius from baths, 2mins from railway station.— Wralhall, Proprietress. , — — 1 "P E R N LEIGH,' x 28. LOWER SYMONDS STREET. ; SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION . For Visitors and Permanent Boarders. ' All Modern Conveniences. Very Central. | Tariff Reasonable- 1 'Phone 1319. Telegrams: " Fernleigh." MISS L- SMITH (late of Ennore). ! JJOT SPRINGS. HELEN3VILLE. Recommended by Medical Profession Iho Place for your Holidays. ! SPRINGSIDE HOUSE. Nearest to Bathe, 21 rooms, all ground floor. Accommodation second to none. Tennis bowls, croquet, right opposite. 'Bus meets day trains; evening train by arrangement. Tariff: 5s per day. 30sper week. rnone 8, Heleneville Bureau. MRS. EDDLEBTON. Proprietress. "PARA KA I " ~HO Ub E X PRIVATE HOTEL MO Rooms!, m HOT SPRINGS'. HELENSVILLE. Tea most Up-to-date Prime Hotel North of Auckland. Every possible Modern Convenience. Conveyances meet all Trains. Further particulars mailed on application to the PROPRIETRESS, MRS. E LITTLE. Telephone No. 35 (Helensvihc Bureau). ' "PARK VIEW, _ ROTORUA. ' -L The Best-posit on Gs House in Rotorua Overlooks Gardens, Bowling Greens, Tennis Courts, and tho Orchestra. Nearest House to the Baths. Electric Light throughout. Dark Room for Photographers. Terms; Per Week, 35b; per day, 6s (Special Tariff). Wire or write for Rooms, P.O. Box 45. 'Phono 15. , BRIDGES AND MILLER, Proprietors. | _ _ ] ft O T O R U A. ROCKY NOOK (overlooking the Lake). 1 SELECT ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS AND OTHERS. 1 MODERATE TERMS. 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