Educational, jgDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR ALL DIVIDUAL QOACHING. MR. W. J. GATENBY, 8.A., LL.B., of Beresford Street School. MR. F. C BREW, B.A. (Senior Scholar in Economics, 1918), of Normal School, Auckland. For some time past wo have recognised that the ordinary Correspondence Course is too inelastic to allow of genuine teaching i by mail. Wo break now ground and initiate i a system of correspondence coaching •whereby each student obtains just that timely help and advice which makes all the difference between failure and success. We do not eend out stereotyped notes, but i adjust tho courses to the varying needs of the individual student. The emphasis of the teaching is thuß placed just where it is found nocessary. We fit the courso to your requirements. You are not oxpected to fit yourself to a rigid and unyielding system. To ensure success at the 1919 and 1920 examinations for Matriculation, Public Service, and Teachers' Certificates, you should ; consult us immediately. OUR FEES ARE MODERATE. Let-us know what you require and where you stand. QATENBY AND gliiW, BOX 1138, G.P.0., AUCKLAND; ■yy AIKATO QOLLEGE. ; J^GARUAWAHIA, FOR BOYS. PRE.PABATOKY AND ADVANCED. Spocial Facilities for a Limited Number of Boarding Scholars. Backward and Delicate Boys Receive . Careful Tuition. Write for Prospectus and "forms. G. A. HANSARD, M.A., Ph.D., Ngaruawahia. THE LADIES' COLLEGE. REMUERA, i For BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS (Ages from 6 Years to 21), REOPENS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1919 Principal, MRS. S. A. MOORE-JONES. Prospectus obtainable at Messrs. Champtaloup and Edmiston, or Whitcombe and Tombs, Stationers, City, or Principal. Commercial Colleges. gRAIN'B QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE. . New Zealand Insurance Building, Auckland. PRINCIPAL: MISS M. G. E. BRAIN. MANAGER: MISS E. B. M. BRAIN. The situation and general appointments of this. College are unsurpassed in the Dominion of New Zealand. All departments have been reorganised to offer increased advantages to the Students. Students receive individual instruction in all subjects, and aro well cared tor in every way. Terra begins from, date of entry. Suitable positions aro obtained. ProspcctUß obtainable on application. We particularly invito inspection of the College premises. 'PHONE 981 A. P.O. BOX 87. pRACTICAL gUSINESS jg D U C A T I 0 N. STUDENTS may attend our Local Classes (Day or Evening). We specialise in giving a thorough, sound, practical training ,ior modern buainoes, and assist our Students to obtain positions which. they may reUin with satisfaction to their employers, to themselves, and with credit to us. Not only do we jmpart to our Students a thorough working knowledge of the subject or subjects they study under us. but we teach them just how to app';y that knowledge. THIS IS THE SECRET OF SUCCESS REMEMBER: Our Class. Students, the number of which 13 strictly jimited. receive, in addition to individual instruction, the free use of our magnficent Correspondence Lessons, which have brought to .Success over 25,000 Students. Our jork-kwping and Accountancy Exam. total over 2600, io'"d : ng 85 Honours Places. Parents and others aro invited to call or write for particulars of either our Class or Correspondence tuition. JJEMINGWA? AND ROBERTSON'S gCHOOLS, £T».. UNION BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS ST. E.. P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. (The School with 25,000 successful and satisfied students behind it.) QET yOUR RAINING jgNGINEER. It does not matter whother you want to . start right at the bottom of the ladder, or whether you are away up and want help to reach the —we aro able to help you. - Our Instructors are Specialistspractical men with the latest theories at their fingerr tins, and able to impart their knowledge to others. '■ Day or Evening Classes, or by Correspondence anywhere. i- WRITE FOR FREE PROSPECTUS. I gTURROCK'B 'o gCHOOL OF JgNGINEERING, II HELLABY'S BUILDINGS fOPP. G.P.0.), >r AUCKLAND. it "DABBLER" IN ELECTRICITY. ARE YOU ONE? Do you tako a delight in f tting different electric contrivances? If so, follow your call to Electrical Engincerint;—for it fitfers infinite chances, provided you have it in you. . ROWER'S ENGINEERING d, QCHOOL >t U Will help make you an Electrical Engineer It has 12 yearß' success and 2000 passes tc 3 its credit. Call or write for information to-day. Feoi Cash, or lns:alments. Principal: JAMES W. BOWER, Certificated Engineer. Z. COLWILL'S CHAMBERS, SWANSON ST. in AUCKLAND. P.O. BOX 50, AND AT WELLINGTON. I* a- r s. wOi i « >n ks POSITIONS LAST WEEK Miss FitzGcrald, Shorthand Writer am — , TjTjiste, Vacuum Oil Company, Miss Lloyd, Shorthand Writer and Typistc I. _W. Fallon, Esq., Solicitor. Miss Earlly, Shorthand Writer and Typiste 4 I,and and Transfer Department. l" Miss Scott, Shorthand Writer and Typiste Norwich Union Insurance Company. Miss Angove, Shorthand Writer and TypisU N.Z. Farmers' Fertiliser Company. Miss Taylor, Typieie and Book-keeper, King' College. Miss Jack, Shorthand Writer and Typistc '• Messrs. Robinson and Robinson Solicitors. 25 Years Founded. 3 Shorthand Speed Records for New Zealand Write, call, or telephono for Prospectus. Day and Evening Classes begin with Student T. Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping and Office Routine School, Colwill Chambers, Swanson Otreei. Miw Mabel S. Clarke. J, H. UIttUI i ' 'Piiow im
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17139, 19 April 1919, Page 5
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