COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. rpHB QUALIFIED MEN GET rri'flE STANDARD T^EMANDED. The simple • fact that so many thousands have qualified and are qualifying under us is sufficient in itself to point the way to you. . What profits them will profit you! YOU cannot afford to stand aside —you MUST fit yourself to compete with these men for the "worthwhile " positions in business. And th& most rapid, economical, and certain way is to Qualify in Accountancy through HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON. Give immediate consideration to your future TO-DAY. Read our big prospectus "ACCOUNTANCY." which places all the racts before you •in an instructive and informative style. Write or call for a copy. Act TO-DAY. TTEMINGWAY AND T>OBERTSON. THE ACCOUNTANCY SPECIALISTS. UNION BLDGS., CUSTOMS STREET E.. P.O. BOS 61C. AUCKLAND. "DRAIN'S /COMMERCIAL /COLLEGE N.Z. INSURANCE BLDG.. AUCKLAND, DAIRY BLDG.. HAMILTON. We are still unable to satisfy the demand made on ub by the Leading City Business Houses for our QUALIFIED OFFICE JUNIORS. We have just completed our Half-yearly Examinations. Students enrolling with us now will have an uninterrupted course of study until the Christmas vacation. During the holiday season there are always numerous positions offering, which .often afford students opportunities of gaining practical experience, even before they have completed their training. • ■ The College is always open for inspection by visitors during hours. Prospectus on application. MISS E. B. M. BRAIN. Principal. A. J. 'HUTCHINSON. Director. 'Phone 981 A. P.O. Box 87. LEARN Engineering by Mail.— Correspondence Courses in Eleotrical. Marine. Stationary. Diesel. Oil and Motor Engineering enable you to become a Certificated Engineer by studying at home in your spare time. Good education- not » necessity. , Thorough and practical knowledge of Engineering guaranteed. Start at once. Send for prospectus to-day.— rock's School of Engineering, N.Z. Shipping Co.'s Building, Quay Street. Auckland. EDUCATIONAL. ) T\RESSMAKING • and |J< MILLINERY gg?S§|yg CLASSES. DRESSMAKING— ' Ijjjjf and Wednesday, 7.9 p.m. 10s W 6d foe 10 lessons. MILLINERYThursday Clo.ss has vacancies. 7.30-9 p.m. 7« 6a for 10 lessons. 2a 6d extra fee for Non-members. Commercial Art Class will be- started if sufficient Enrolment*. COUTHERN CROSS COLLEGE. 415, SMITH'S BUILDING, ALBERT ST. Individual and Class Coaching for University Courses. Second Term begins May 29. Prospectus may be had on application. Interviews, 12.30 to 1 p.m., daily, or by appointment. Principal: MISS E. K. GOULDING. B.A. •pHE LADIES' COLLEGE, REMUERA. A For BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS Principal: MRS. S. A. MOORE-JONES (London), Phone 1615 A. RAIN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Please refer to our announcement. under " Commercial Colleges.'' RESTAURANTS AMP TEAROOMS. BELMONT DINING ROOMS. ELMONT DINING . ROOMS. 91-93, QUEEN STREET (Opp Fort Street). BEST 3-COURSE HOT LUNCH IN TOWN.. ' ■' Is 6d.' CIVILITY—CLEANLINESS— THE TIFFIN CATERING COMPANY, LIMITED. Wish' it intimate to our numerous Patrons that, having disposed of the Restaurant part of our Business, wo intend to devote the whole of our time to our Outside Catering Business. AH Catering for Dinners. Smoke Concerts, Ball Suppers, etc., carried out in our wellknowu first-class style. THE TIFFIN "CATERING .COMPANY, . LTD., Theatre Lane. SANFORD'S DINING ROOMS. OPPOSITE G.P.0.. QUEEN. ST. DAINTY AND TASTY FISH MEALS. Also Waikato-grown Rabbits, either Roasted. Stewed, or Pie. - Open from 9 a.m. until 8 p-m. daily. (Closed All Day Sundays.) rpHE GROSVENOR. Womenfolk are notoriously _ critical of Restaurant service, and are quick to detect any short-comings or laxness in service, selection of viands, or their culinary preparation. Their appreciation of the Grosvenor restaurant is all the more flattering— it earns their praise because it deserves it. '■ ■■■: ■.'■■,•' ■■ ' ■" ■ , - ~ BUSINESS NOTICES. rpHE/ AUCKLAND . TpARMERS' THIREEZING £10... £TD. SLAUGHTERING FOR EXPORT. . The Southdown Works are open and available for the slaughter of stock for export. Farmers may either ship their stock through the Company on their own account, or sell " on the hooks" to export buyers. The Company is prepared to make reasonable advances aßamst^cons^gnments. Our mixtures are available to all, whether shareholder* ox not, at reduced prices. .. Al" SPECIAL contains • bonedust, flesh and blood, super and potash , «< A2" SPECIAL practically the same as " AV" but without potash. . Both splendid mixtures for laying down or top-dressing grass or for grain,, potatoes, carrots, rape and, similar crops. ; , "B" SPECIAL contains bonedust, flesh and blood, super, and 20 per cent, ground rock phosphate. An excellent mixture for Brft3B CATTLE r FOR BOILING DOWN. Until' further notice the Company will pay the following - prices for cattle for boiling down purposes at Southdown and Horotiu works:—Steers and cows: Ist grade. da 6d per 1001b. on hooks; 2nd grade, 2s 6d per 1001b. on hooks. Bulls: All grades, Is 6d per 1001b. on hooka, ;,..,.,' • ' The owner will lecmirc to deliver the cattle at th* Works, his expenses ceasing on deThe carcase including the tongue, tail and fat, will become the property.of the Company, but the, owner will receive credit for the value of the hide when sold. . Full information obtainable from . THE SECRETARY, : : '.*.', P.C Bos 113, Auckland. RS. li. G. CONNELL (Late Robert Connell). PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, AND SIGNWRITER. Reliable Staff ol Workmen.-First-class Work. . Reasonable Charges. Estimates free; Address— Basque Road, Eden Terrace. 14, Rahiri Road, Mt. Eden. 'Phone 1896. or 2085 (4, rings). T3ATENT THAT IDEA OF YOURS! Patents applied for in New Zealand and iin • ail foreign patent-granting ceunf.riea. Skilfully prepared • Specifications s.nd Draw'l? 8 ' A. McLINTOCK. ; Ml.. MECH. E.. Registered " Patent Attorney. Dunedin. Auckland Representatives, PINKER : AND BOYD. .' Smith BlcSgs. Albert . St. Instructive Handbook on Patents. Fifea. Mc NA B AND MAS MONUMENTAL MASONS. 109. SYMONDS STREET. AUCKLAND (St. Benedict's Corner). Specialists • in Cemetery B Work in Stone i and '■'■.■ Concrete. ■■-- ■...;'•..■.;..'.'■. ■;.- V ' ■""' Catatonia and Prices Fret*.; . I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18457, 21 July 1923, Page 5
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