COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. f 1 TJCKLAND OUSINESR pOLLF.OE LA-uckland J->usiness College <2Ol. Smith's Bldgs., Albert St.). at the examination for SHORTHAND-TYPISTS EAST NOVEMBKR (Conducted V>y tho Government) AVE GAINED EIGHT OUT OF TIIE FIRST TWELVE PLACES IN BOTH THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR DIVISIONS —INCLUDING ONE FIRST PLACE. Phone 40-039. Principal - - ■-T. U. Wells, M.A, Vice-Principal - Mrs. X. IT. E. Shepherd, 8.A.. LL.B. JNSTRUCTION. QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE. SHORTHAND. BRAIN'S TOUCH TYPEWRITING. COMMERCIAL ENO,LISK. BURKOUGH'S MACHINES. BOOK-KEEPING. DAY and EVENING CLASSES. For a period extending over 10 years we HAVE Specialised in the INDIVIDUAL METHOD of Instruction—during this time Tve have produced the soundest methods of trninins in both Pitman's Shorthand and Tvhat to-day is known as BRAIN'S TOUCH TYPEWRITING SYSTEM. I'.rs urine Pperd and Accuracy Without Fatigue. OVER 550 POSITIONS FILLED IN 1928. ENROL NOW! There is still time to torn pie to the course in 1929. MISS E. B. M. BRAIN. Principal. A. .T. HUTCHINSON. Director. y.Z. INSURANCE CO BLDGS.. Auckland. And at Hamilton. STURROCK S SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING. Wo coach for all Government Examinations and Licences; Marine. Stationary. Oil Electrical. Courses also in Refrigeration, Mathematics. «tc. Writo or call for particulars. QUAY BUILDINGS, Quay St.. Auckland. Phone 41-115. MISS GREENWOOD. Craig's Bldgs. near P. 0.. NV,#market. guarantees Individual Tuition and Thorough Grounding in Shorthand, Typewritinc, Book-keeping. "Burroughs." STUDENTS of Hemingway's Commercial Classes are in big demand among employers; Shorthand Writers. Typists, Book-keepers, etc.
EDUCATIONAL. LEVELAND HOUS E. LADIES' COLLEGE. GARDEN ROAD. REMUERA. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Principal: Mrs. S. A. Moore-Jones. Upper and Lower School. Montessori Class for Infants. Small Classes. Individual Attention.. First Term commenced TUESDAY. Feb. 12. Boarders. Feb. 11. Prospectus on Application. Phone 25-015. QOLLEGE. ANZAC A V UE. Personal or Correspondence Tuition. "THE VOCATIONAL EXPERTS." Can you pass your Entrance or Decree I'sams. ? Do you feel competent to hold a good position - Can you do Book-keeping, Shorthand and Typing ? Would you li-ie to ho a Wireless Operator? Can you do your own Dressmaking? Would you like to set up in business as a Dressmaker? Have you ever thought of Commercial Art as a pro-'ession? Can you pass Structural and Electrical Engineering Exams.? The Answer is ALWAYS Consult ■QRULEIGH QOLLEGE. ANX AC AVENUE. Phone S?4. f; p. O'SH ANN ASSY, PhD.. Principal. SPHERE'S ROOM IX YOUR BRAIN - for the training that earns your living. /Fill that room wisely and you can face the future with a smile. Write the District Manager for information now. BOOK-KEEPING. COST ACCOUNTING. AUDITING, COMMERCIAL LAW FOR EXAMS.. ETC. IJHE JNTER NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE (N.Z.), J^TD., 3058, N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. FOR SIMPLICITY AND CLEARNESS OUR ENGINEERING LESSONS RANK ONE HUNDRED PER CEisT. .. EFFICIENT. it . A few hours each week devoted to their study ensure success in any Engineering branch. "BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL. Cehvill's Chambers, Swnnson Street, Auckland. P.O. Box 50. TTNIVERSITY COACHING COLLEGE, U 22. FERRY BUILDING. AUCKLAND. The College Resumes after Easter \ acation, MONDAY. April 8. Tuition in Day and Evening Classes and by Correspondence for Matriculation and kindred Examinations. . . Special Classes for Book-keeping I. and Ph armacj "B" Botany. D. W. FAIGAN. M.A., Phone 44-271. Principal. A SHCROFT, 17. Ladies' Mile. Remuera.Tuition for Proficiency, Matriculation. Professional Examinations. Licensed surveyor.—Phono 17-802. BE an expert- Shorthand Writer; ioin Hemingway's Commercial Classes; perBonal Attention given: rapid progress assured. TEACHERS OF MUSIC. J REN INSLEY. Pupil of Madame Mathilrie Marchess and of Dame Nellie Melba. Specially recornm.-nded by Dane Melba for VOICE PRODUCTION SINGING AND DRAMATIC ART. Pupils prepared for Operatic Stags and Concert Platform Studio: 10 SHELLY BEACH RD.. Heme Bay. Phone 26-830. MISS yD N A ANGM UI R, F.T.C.f .. L.A.B. .'Pianiste), F.T.C.L. (Vocahste), Elocut ioniste, Hns O/mmenced Teaching in Auckland. Studio: 310.. MOUNT EDEN ROAD. Phone 20-150. Inquiries at Studio or Lewis Eady, Ltd., Queen Street. ,- r^-r< ~, T7 , PIANOFORTE SINGING. VOICE PRODUCTION. ELOCUTION Concert and Social Engagements. M ISS ~AL If" A L D (8.A., L.R.A.M.. London). Pupil of MISS KATHLEEN ARNOLD (Piano), MR. DAWSON FREER (Singing). _ LESSONS IN PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. 27. Victoria Avenue, Mt. Eden. pERTRUDE BERTRAM. Bachelor of Music.—('lassos fot Theory, Composition—Studio: 2, Burleigh Street. Phone 44 f,]Q. . __ T ILLIAN BRA i TI3 W AITE. L.A.8., -Li Teachei of Voice Production, Singing, Piano, Harmony.—22o. Jervoia Rd., Heme Bay Terminus. ,VIOLIN. Viola. 'C'ello.—R. N. McKay * has resumed Teaching. Modern methods. Studio, 8. Durham St.. East. "WALTER SMITH. Mandolin, Guitar, 1 >v Banjo, Ukulele. Violin, Saxophone, Clarinet.---Residential Studio, lfi. Turner St TEACHERS OF ELOCUTION. [ R - W. R USSELIj woODLOCUTION I.V ALL ITS BRANCHES, e stage, the platform, the dniwiiia-iooin. r »n rudiments t«> professional excellence. 5. MOUNT ST., CITY. Phoiin. c u, £ Acadeins O RI) BELL. Public Speaking, all a aches' of Speech Training. Ihe y. Queen St. (next Tabernacle*. CULFORD BELL gives Lessons at cademy Studios, Queen St.. on MONRemtiera Library. SATURDAYS. PUBLIC TYPISTS. iIUTSS BRADY, First Floor. Winslone Bldgs., Queen St.—Confidential Typing. Circulars,, Specifications, AlaiH'sci'ipU. * hono 43-799.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20229, 13 April 1929, Page 17
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