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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23861, 11 January 1941, Page 5

educational KING'S -COLLEGE AUCKLAND. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Acting-Headmaster: 11. B. LUS'K. M.A., LL.B. i.\.7.). and 'fire preparedfor the Universities, the Professions ,ilu ' Commercial Life. There is g Special Course m Agricultural Science and Practice. The Acting-Headmaster will he at the College to interview Parents from SATURDAY. January b.v appointment. Next term commences WEDNESDAY FebTB in IfMI. Boarders report, Tuesday' February *1- ai ' ll ' r ,1001 >- , Prospectuses and full particulars may be obtained from OUi TJI E ACTINO-BURISAR KINO'S COLLEGE. ' (iTAlinif. AUCKLAND, 5.E.7. -ryHAN'CAREI ]-J IGn gCHOOL BOAIiDING AND DAY SCHOOLS. Headmaster: A. K. RYDER, M.A., B.Sc The School consists of: i intermediate Department, for Pupils who h<i\e pas>ed >'d. 1\ 2. Secondary Department, for Pupils who nave gained Form 11. Certificate. Suitable courses are provided to enable a pupil to qualify for Public Service Entrance School Certificate and Matriculation Examinations. and. in addition, vocational courses under specialist instructors are provided for Girls in Commercial and Housecraft subjects and for Hoys in Agriculture and Engineering. There are two Boarding Houses—Carruth (Boys) and Laptop (Girls)—and it is advisable to make early application for admission A School Prospectus will bo forwarded on application. The Headmaster will interview Parents as follows: —Day Pupils: SATURDAY. February j, 9 am. to noon. Boarders: MONDAY February 0, JO a.m. to a p.m. TERM 1., 10-11. commences on February 4. DRAIN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 3AMIL T O N. EXAMIN AT.I 0 X RESI* LT S. REPORTERS' EXAMINATION, Imi Words a Minnie. MISS EVELYN F. R. SCOTT is appointed a Shorthand Reporter under the Shorthand Act, liios. Miss Scott received thy .whole <ii hpr Commercial Education nt Brain's .Commercial College, Hamilton. EXAMINATIONS FOR SHORTHANDTYPISTS. INTERMEDIATE DIVISION.—A Brain';, Collece student secured FIRST place in Hamilton. SENIOR DIVISION. Brain's College students secured TWO of the FIRST THREE places. JUNIOR. DIVISION. Brain's Collesre students secured TWO of the FIRST THREE places, including FIRST place. Girls with a good education, and with no previous commercial training, can pass in both Senior and Junior Divisions in one year. COLLEGE REOPENS JANUARY '27. INTERVI PAYS AN D F.N R OEM ENTS, _"_' rid to 11h. •MR. AND MRS. D. E. DUTHOIT, Principals. Address: AS COLLINGWOOD STREET.

gCMMARY OB 1 gUCCESSES GOVERNMENT ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS FOR SHORTHAND-TYPISTS GAINED BY STUDENTS OF THE .UCICLAND ► U SINES d COLLEGE. SECOND PLACE IN NEW ZEALAND In the SPECIAL DIVISION. FIRST PLACE IN NEW ZEALAND. Also SECOND PLACE IN NEW ZEALAND In the INTERMEDIATE DIVISION. 27 Passed, including SECOND.'THIRD AND FOURTH PLACES In the SENIOR DIVISION. 7U Passed, including SECOND, THIRD, FIFTH. SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PLACES In the ' JUNIOR DIVISION. A Total ot 113 Passes were secured by Students ot tho These results prove the Hitch Standard in Shorthand and Typewriting attained by Students of the QUALIFICATIONS COUNT IN THE BUSINESS WORLD JUDGE BY RESULTS.

Prospectus available at Y'HIXCOMBE A.XD TOMBS, LTD., Or from , jg US IX ESS QOLLEGE, SMITH'S BLDG., ALBERT STREET, C.l QHORTHAXD, Typewriting, Etc.—Selwyo College, Safe Deposit' Bldgs- High St. TjfISS~GREEN WOOD'S Commercial School I\X —Office reopens Jan. 2U. Classes resume Jan. 22. rpHE Correspondence Coaching College (T 1 U. Wells, AI.A., Principal).—Kotes, corrections, model answers for Matric., Degree B.Coni., Law, Accountancy, Survey, Civil Engineering. Specialist Tutors.—For Prospectus write Box'3-il-l, Auckland.

1 PS WA HBS •i «•&' ISS j- ; ■.< > i ? i ii » iliiiii '; i'* *,', i* »/'/'? I t > I liliiili f—v. I EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF AFFAIRS' FOR PRINCIPALS. Persons who are leaving the Dominion for a time and who desire to appoint an agent o$ attorney to manage their affairs during their absence should consult the Public Trustee. \ The Public Trust Office has the facilities ;\ and the expert knowledge for the management j of farms, businesses, and house properties, and —I is also competent to deal with mortgages, bonds, I debentures, or similar securities on behalf of J principals. f The Public Trustee has representatives in all districts and can thus maintain local supervision of assets. Consult the nearest District Public Trustee or District Manager for full information. A REDUCED SCALE OF CHARGES HAS BEEN FIXED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE WHO HAVE RESPONDED TO THE CALL FOR SERVICE OVERSEAS. Branches and Agencies throughout New Zealand.