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have been the special departments of Banks Commercial College, Wellington, for a quarter of a century. No other college in New Zealand can surpass our examination results. It is well known that the two hardest subjects for the ACCOUNTANCY Examination are BOOKKEEPING 11. and AUDITING. During the past nine years 206 of our students have been successful in BOOKKEEPING 11. and 212 in AUDITING—MORE THAN 50 PER CENT. OF THE NUMBER WHO HAVE QUALIFIED IN NEW ZEALAND. At the last examinations our results were as follows:AUCKLAND: 7 or tiie 15 succesnTui candidates In Book-keeping 11. were Banks's students. WELLINGTON: 159 of the 201 successful candidates -were Banks's students. OHRIBTCHURCH; Over SO per rent, of the successful students In Bookkeeping: and Auditing: were Banks's. DIPLOMA IN BANKING: Over SO per cent, of the successful candidates in the Dominion were Banks's. LAW PROFESSIONAL: Banks's secured 69 per cent, of passes at the last examinations. . INSURANCE: Over 00 "gr cent, or the successful candidates in the Dominion were Banks's students. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: At the first Chamber of Commerce examinations in New Zealand, held in Wellington in November last, over 90 per cent, of the successful candidates were trained toy Banks. Join the College of Good Results, Follow Instructions And be Successful. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE is the largest Commercial College in the Dominion. It has a permanent staff of 23 specialist tutors. Being located in the geographical centre of New Zealand— Wellington—there is the minimum of time lost in the despatch or instruction papers, and students' work. All students' work In the Commercial Department is returned promptly the day after Its receipt, with all the necessary corrections, comments, and heiprui criticism. Our fees are as reasonable as any other college, and may be paid in instalments. BUSINESS PRACTICE Try our Busine«6 Praotica Course, which gives you a thorough knowledge of the principles Of Double Entry Book-keeping In the only practical way—by keeping and balancing a complete set or books. Fee •> - 5 Guineas. 98, The Terrace, Wellington. H. AMOS, F.R. Econ. S., Managing Director. E. L. ENTING) 8.C0m., A.1.A., N.Z., Dlr#«tor.