Sermons, Lectnres, Soirees, Etc. TT M.C.A. The President ha» pleasure in. inviting the Directors and Members to a Special Service Ar in tho Baptist Tabernacle TO-MORROW (Sunday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock. The Rev. ~ R. H. Knowles Kempton will give the Ad- i", dress. £y J PERCIVAL J. L. KENNY. j£, General Secretary. a -———_———. jf ( V _ C.A. co INTERCESSORY SERVICE. [ h TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), ." At 3 p.m. £< Girls are requested to assist in Combined w j Choir 'Organ Gallery). jj Usual Tea and Social Hour. 5 to 6. 0 | Members and Strangers Welcome. i f^ -- ~~~~**~ ■■ *~*~~""~~~~ p 0 co Commercial Colleges. U; ■DOWER'S WIRELESS SCHOOL, w! FURTHER PROGRESS. R< loi The Principal wishes to publicly an- U5 Bounce, that as the former Class Rooms were « ( found inadequate, a transfer has been made to other, where greater facilities for ~, INSTRUCTION OF WIRELESS .*• STUDENTS has been provided. By the change it is confidently anticipated that our present. HIGH AVERAGE OF SUCCESSES will be exceeded. Latest successes are: — Mr. F. Davidson: First-class Marconi and — Telefunken Certificates. (Wellington Exam.). T Mr. H. Speed: Telefunken. Latest Appointment:— g Mr. F. H. Hartley. U.S.S. Coy. NOTE CHANGE OF ADDRESS: pOLWILLS /CHAMBERS. £ (Third Floor). SWANSON STREET. AUCKLAND. 1 d: —— d< "PRACTICAL "- A DVERTISING TAUGHT BY POST IN 24 LESSONS. I Banks Commercial College. Wellington, now offers an entirely new Course in I Advertising—a course thoroughly practical and up-to-date, having been prepared by two widely-experienced workers in the advertising field Messrs. Will Anoleton and C Malcolm Kay. of the Charles Haines Agency. F Every man or woman who masters this c: Course will be able to find selling points in t: merchandise—to study probable purchasers 0 and their buying^motives^—to prepare " copy" S that will appeal to the neatest number of buyers—to have this effectively set up in K typeand, in short, to handle any publicity > proposition with perfect confidence. {] To-dny the supply of really efficient Advertisement Writers and Advertising - Managers falls far short of the demand. Here's an opportunity for everyone of average education ! By Studvina Banks' Course in your leisure hours you will soon secure a firm grasp of modern publicity ideas and methods, and be enabled to earn a salary in keeping with your ability as a producer of _ business. Write for full particulars. T>ANKS COMMERCIAL /COLLEGE, y, WELLINGTON. ? H. AMOS, s Director. {' . . _— _ . 4 A -KEEPER'S "TWPLOMA p . a Will readily enable you to obtain a wage I . commensurate with your qualifications. c With each suceeding year the demand for the qualified becomes greater. A few hours per week systematic study I under our guidance will enable you to qualify for a Diploma of the New Zea- r land Society of Accountants at the November examination. . Class and Correspondence Instruction under the personal supervision of MR HERBERT TIARKS. FP.A. (N.Z.), A.I.A. (N.Z.). by Exam. Call or write us for prospectus, giving full particulars of examination syllabus. — ] rpiARKS AND TJAYES, T.TD-, BOOK - KEEPING, ACCOUNTANCY. AND LAW SCHOOLS, FERRY BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. I 1 DEMINGTON AND "DONEO ] COMMERCIAL /COLLEGE. (Opposite G.P.0.). BOOK-KEEPING SESSION. DAY CLASSES COMMENCE JULY 31. EVENING CLASSES. AUGUST 3. ] Owing to the growing demand for BOOK- ; KEEPERS, intending Students are advised ' to enrol immediately. For full particulars, apply pEMINGTON AND "DONEO /COLLEGE. MISS M, G. E. BRAIN. Principal. QUR 'VfTIRELESS "pUPILS CONTINUALLY SUCCEED. BECAUSE our Staff of smiled teachers not only hold the hiehest certificates, but are also men of wide experience, who have held positions as Wireless Experts in the Navy, Australian Commonwealth Government, British Government, Merantile Marine, etc. IT STANDS TO REASON (hat they can teach you quickly, because THEY KNOW all the important points of Wireless Telegraphy. A STUDENT WRITES (name on applica tion): " I desire to add. to that of others, my whole-hearted appreciation as to thoroughness of your tuition. I also wish to thank you for your promptness in IMMEDIATELY Securing an Appointment for me." LEARN WIRELESS. We'll leach you in six months, and secure you a position as soon as you pass. WRITE FOR OUR PROSPECTUS AT ONCE. "TVOMINION /COLLEGE f\F "DADIO-npELEGRAHY. FOURTH FLOOR. ELLISON CHAMBERS, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. <r t» ,ta/ v*» Va v» SOME POSITIONS OBTAINED DURING MAY— I Miss Nicbol. Shorthand-writer and Typiste. Messrs. Baxter and Shrewsbury. Solicitors Miss Dawson. Shorthand-writer and Typiste, Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company Mit 9 Jury. Shorthand-writer and Typiste. ! City Council. I Miss Spencer. Shorthand-writer and Typiste. ! Dominion Hardwood Company. i Miss a Don. Shorthand-writer and Typiste. : Electric Construction Company. 1 Miss Bruce. Shorthand-writer and Typistt. ! W. R. Walker. Esq.. Estate Agent. I Miss MeLeod. Shorthand-writer and Typiste. ; Farmers' Union Trading Company. : Miss McKellor. Shorthand-writer and Typiste. E. .1. Pinker. Esq.. Accountant. Miss Vause. Shorthand-writer and Ty--1 piste. Messrs. Wright. Stephenson, and Company. Merchants. Miss Hart. Book-keeper. Messrs. Turnbull and Jones. Electric Engineers. . Miss . Campbell. Shorthand-writer and Ty- , piste. Messrs. Haydock and Spragg, , Engineers. ,THREE SHORTHAND SPEED RECORDS FOR NEW ZEALAND. , DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. , — • eri S begins from Date of Entry. ) Write, Call, o.- Telephone for Pioapectus. 6600 Positions obtained 'or Pupils. SI I- ( i^fl<-^ D " TYPEWRITING. BOOKi KEEPING, AND WRITING SCHOOL. ! Phone 1147. Founded 21 years aj,o. ; MABEL S. CLARKE. J. H. COL WILL. i SWANSON STREET. 1
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16300, 5 August 1916, Page 4
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