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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16382, 9 November 1916, Page 4

Commercial Colleges. UNIVERSITY COACHING COLLEGE, 22 and 30. Ferry Bldgs., Auckland. ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1917. PERSONAL TUITION— Classes will be held for the B.A. LL.B (N.Z.), Oxford and Cambridge, Woolwich and Sandhurst Examinations, etc. MATRICULATION—SpeciaI attention will be given to Candidates for the, N.Z. Matriculation, and especially to those Students who are anxious to Matriculate as soon as possible, and require much assistance. DEPARTMENT FOR JUNIORS.— lars will be sent on application. TUITION BY CORRESPONDENCE.— Those who intend sitting next year should commence as early as possible; full courses have been prepared tor the various Examinations. Particulars may be had on application to the Principal. H. A. HOLL. 8.A.. Maths. Hons., Camb., Eng. 'Phone. 4271. T3\NKS' /COLLEGE. WELLINGTON. J) AY, VEXING. AND /"CORRESPONDENCE HprjITION FOR LAW PROFESSIONAL EXAMS. ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS. PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING EXAMS. BUSINESS PRACTICE. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, AND ADDING MACHINES. ENTRANCE UNIVERSITY EXAMS. PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMS. UNIVERSITY EXAMS. TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES EXAMS. MILITARY EXAMS. (No Correspondence.) POLICE EXAMS. ADVERTISING. JOURNALISM. ECONOMICS, ETC. BOYS' PREPARATORY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL. TWENTY EXPERIENCED TEACHERS With the Highest University and Commeicial Degrees. For further information, apply to H. AMOS. ' Director. PEMINGTON AN D T> ON E O COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Opposite G.P.O. THE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER AND THE RONEO DUPLICATOR. The best that the world has to offer and the acknowledged leaders in each line. We mast as a conseauence make our teaching equivalent to the good name we bear. That is why our College is the best in New Zealand, and -why the best positions are offered us to fill. We have a standard to maintain, and on this our entire future depends. Only the best is good enough to sell, only 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. TDEAL TTOME OTUDY QOURSE "piOR A DULTS. After eighteen years' experience we have now perfected an Ideal Course in General Education for Adults. Not * dry and dismal course of " book learning." but one which is practical, thorough, comprehensive, inexpensive, and easy to master in one's spare time. It consists of a complete series of graduated Lectures in Industrial Economics—English Grammar. Correspondence, Language and Literature—lndustrial Historyßusiness Arithmetic—Economic and Commercial Geography— History Commercial Practical Commercial Book-keeping. The Course fits you for Business for Municipal or Public life. It givee you confidence in yourself, and makes you a power amongst your fellows. Write to-day for Prospectus—it is fro for the asking. Address: HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Union Euildines. Customs Street EastgOME POSITIONS OBTAINED DURING MAY— Miss Nichol. Shorthand-writer and Typist*. Messrs. Baxter and Shrewsbury, SoliciMiss Dawson. Shorthand-writer and Tynista Liverpool and London and Glob© Tn Sl £ ance Company. """' Miss Jury. Shorthand-writer and TraiirU city Council. '" w Miss Spencer. Shorthand-writer and Tyniste Dominion Hardwood Company? ±yplate ' Miss . on - Shorthand-writer and Typists ... Electric Construction Company - lyp,Bxa - Miss Bruce, Shorthand-writer and T™;.t. x, WE. Walker, Esq ! Estate AKenrMiss McLeod, Shorthand-writer and TvnistA Farmers' Union Trading Company^ "** Miss McKellar, Shorthand-writer .-J , Typiste. E. J. Pinker. Esq.. Accountant MlsaVause. Shorthand-writer and Typ fste' Messrs Wright. Stephenson, and C™£ pany. Merchants. u v/omMiss Hart, Book-keeper, Messrs. Turnbnll ana Jones, Electric Engineers urnoa " Miss Campbell, Shorthand-writer and TVni«t* Messrs. Haydock and Spragg.™S, " THREE SHORTHAND BPEED RECORnij „ „ FOR NEW ZEALAND EDS DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. Term begins from Date of Entry Write. Call, or Telephone for Pectus. 5600 Positions obtained for PurSls SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING. AND WRITING SCHOOL. 'Phono 1147. Founded 21 years ago MABEL S. CLARKE. J. H. COLWLLL. SWANSON STREET. gOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL. ' STEAM AND OIL CLASSES. for specialise in preparing our Students GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATES, and therefore invite all INTERESTED PER. SONS to VISIT or WRITE to « for infer! mation regarding OUR METHODS AND FEES. Every Student has our Personal Guarantee that the Fee when paid HOLDS Gflfm until the CERTIFICATE is SECURED if thn study is kept up. Our Class Rooms are UP-TO-DATE and fully equipped to make study easy and pleasant. If YOU are ready CALL AT ONCE. COLWTLL'S CHAMBERS. (Third Floor). Swanson Street, Auckland. SHORTHAND TYPISTES' ENTRANCE EXAMINATION (Public Service). MISS BASTEN begs to intimate that her Coaching Classes for Shorthand-Typistes' Entrance Examination. Public Service will commence . MONDAY EVENING, August 28. Examination, September 23. Immediate Application Essential. BASTEN'S COMMERCIAL TRAINING COLLEGE, Imperial Bldgs.. opp. Smeeton's. |"Jp-TO-DATE Electrical Course for motor- \-> car engineers; Government certificates draughtsmanship, etc.; class or correspond dence — Sturrock's Engineering School, H.M Arcade, Auckland. -"■•"*.. "W H JFL the ,, l P ocer caUa - order one bottle Pickle " the T 4! lcl °'? 8 - appetising "Military «.£« i. „~ The * Brlc l, ls reasonable, and 1 Sr w 4oSr»s?'- Every ° artioie » ™<