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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16326, 5 September 1916, Page 4

':'' : Commercial Collcgci. (A "R -? EBPEE,S TWPLOMA Will readily enable you to obtain ft wace eommensurate with your Qualifications. With each Buceoding year the demand .(or the! Qualified; becomes greater. * A few hours per week systematic study under war guidance will enable you to qut'ify tor a Diploma of the New Zealand Society of Accountants at the November examination. Class and Correspondence Instruction under the personal supervision of MR HERBERT TIARKS. 'F.P.A. (N.Z.), A.I.A. (N.Z.), by Exam. Call or write us for prospectus, giving {nil particulars of examination syllabus. rpiAEKS AND XT AYES. j^TD., BOOK - KEEPING. ACCOUNTANCY, AND LAW SCHOOLS, FERRY BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. POSITIONS. __ pOSITIONS. •DOWER'S T7NGINEZRING gCHOOL. INSTRUCTION OF LADIES. To enable full justice to be done to Lady Students taking tlw subjects of MECHANICAL c DRAW^ Gi SURVEY COMPUTING. It has been found necessary to provide MORE EXTENSIVE CLASS ROOMS. These have been obtained and specially fitted out for the above purpose. Thore are Vacancies in Survey Offices for LADIES WITH SPECIAL TRAINING. And this wo provido at REASONABLE FEES. NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS- ' COLWILL'S CHAMBERS (THIRD ANSON 'AUCKLAND. -DEMINGTON AND J^ONEO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Opposite G.P.O. THE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER AND THE HONEO DUPLICATOR. Tho ''est that the world has to offer and fho acknowledged leaders in each line. We must as a consequence make our teaching equivalent to the good name we. bear. That is why our College is tho best in New Zealand, and why the best positions are offered us to fill. Wo have a standard to maintain, and on this our entire future depends. Only tho best is good enough to sell, onl* the best is good enough to teach, and* only the best is good enough for your son or your daughter. MISS M. G. E. BRAIN. Principal. SOME POSITIONS OBTAINED DUBJUG MAY— , __~ Miss Nich'oVShorthand-writer ««» Messrs. Baxter and Shrewsbury. Solicitors. , __ . . Miss Dawson. Shorthand-writer andTypirte. Liverpool and London and Glooe Insurance Company ' Miss Jury, Shorthand-writer and Typist*, • City Council. , Miss Spencer. Shorthand-writer and Typiste, Dominion v Hardwood Company. Miss Don. ; Shorthand-writer and Typist* Electrio Construction Company. ' Miss Bruce, Shorthand-writer and Typisti. W. R. Walker. Esq.. Estate Agent. Miss McLeod. Shorthand-writer and Typiste, • Farmers' Union Trading Company. Miss McKellar. Shorthand-writer and Typiste. E. J.. Pinker. Esq.. Accountant. Mils Vause, . Shorthand-writer and Typiste. Messrs. Wright. Stephenson, and ' Company, Merchants. • . Miss Hart, Book-keeper, Messrs. Turnbull and Jones, Electric Engineers. 'Mies- Campbell. Shorthand-writer and Ty. -piste,: Messrs. Haydock au<* Spragg, ' THReTsHORTHAND SPEED RECOBD3 * FOB NEW ZEALAND. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. Term begin* from Date of Entry. iWrite, Call, at Telephone for Piospectus. 6600 Positions obtained 'or P«oilJ. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING-BOOK. 8 KEEPING. AND WRITING SCHOOL. 'Phone 1117. Founded 21 years ago. MABEL S. CLARKE. J. H. COLWILL. BWANSON STREET. PARENTS AND LADIES, PLEASE ■jf> READ THIS. Opotiki, August 2, 1916. [COPY] To Messrs. Hemingway and Robertson, Auckland. Dear Having joined the Expeditionary Forces. I shall unable to go up foi my Book-keeping Diploma Exam, this sear, I have undertaken to get someone to fill mj place here, and I am wondering if you car supply me with either a male or female Book-keeper to take charge of this Offict whilst I am away. Yours faithfully, [Signed) R. W. WISE. Such is one of the requests we have re cently received and which has resulted in oui finding positions for competent Lady Book keepers at £2 16s per week. Frankly, w< cannot just now fill the above position. Ou: competent Lady Students are already placed Two weeks ago a' Taranaki firm wanted i Lady Book-keeper and offered £170 a yea: to a competent girl. Ladies, don't you see by qualifying it Book-keeping you are sure of a good positioi —you make yourself independent and YOl SERVE THE EMPIRE. Come in and talk the matter over and set the letters for yourself. _ Our Experiences Staff teacheß Book-keeping, Accountancy Commercial English and Arithmetic, Offio Methods, Shorthand and Typewriting, ft class or by correspondence. No books to buy Address.' HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON Union Buildings. Customs Street East, Auckland. 'Phono 1462. NELLO PORTER, A.P.A. (N.Z.), Secretary PRACTICAL "DOOK-KEEPING. A thorough knowledge of Practical Book keeping is becoming increasingly importan every day. As it is so necessary, don't do lay in taking up i course. [DAMS' COMMERCIAL fIOLLEGE WELLINGTON, Has a system which meets all demands Students acquire a thorough knowledge o tho Theory and Practice of Double Entr: Book-keeping by keeping a full set o books of account, and making the cntrie therein fium actual commercial document! FEE. £6 Gs, Including Books and Stationery, Those Students who wish to secure som recognition of thtir studies are recommondc to take the Book-keepers' Certificate Exam nation conducted by the New Zealand Un yersily for the Now Zealand Society of A countants. For further information api'ly to I AMOS, Director. "DANES' pOMMERCIAL pOLLEGJ WELLINGTON. C!HORTHAND - TYPISTES' ENTRANC i 3 EXAMINATION (! J ublic Service). MISS BASTEN begs to intimate that In Coaching Classes for Shorthand - Typiste Entrance Examination, Public Service, wi commence MONDAY EVENING, Augu 28. Examination, September 23. Immediate Application Essential. BASTEN'S COMMERCIAL TRAININC COLLEGE. Imperial Bldgs.. opp. Smeeton's. TTP-TO-DATE Electrical Course forraoto ,U car engineers; Government certificate draughtsmanship, etc.: class or correspo dence.—Sturrock's Engineering School, 111 , Arcade, Auckland,