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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11432, 31 January 1923, Page 6

THU LARGEST AND BEST-KNOWN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN NEW ZEALAND b BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Wellington. STUDENTS 192 W: Over 8700. The advantages of studying with 4 large College:— 1. —The number of students in attendance makes it neoeesarv to have several instructors for each subject taught, with the result that only highlytrained and qualified experts are employed in the various departments. A small College cannot afford to do this. We have over thirty permanent experienced tutors wiuh the highest qualifications. 2. —A large attendance stimulates emulation amongst the students. 3. simple fact that it IS a largu one shows that it is better than others, otherwise it would never have grown to its present aisa. 4. —A large College exercises a wider influence than a small one, and lsthud better enabled to promote the interests of its students. Students prepared by correspondence and personal tuition for ACCOUNTANCY, BOOK-KEEPING, LAW. BANKING, SECRETARIAL. MATRICULATION, TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES, UNIVERSITY DEGREES. PUBLIO SERVICE, ARCHITECTURE, etc. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 96, The Terrace. Wellington. 'PHONE 2098. H. AMOS, Director. BIG MONET IN ENGINEERING! THE Engineering profession holds out alluring possibilities to young men. Start now on a course with Bower’s Engineering School. Classes include Traction, Steam, Oil, Stationary, Electrical Every 6tep fully explained by experts. Fees moderate. Free prospectus posted on request. BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL (Registered under Marine and Education Departments since 1915), Room 52, Fletcher’s Buildings, 133, Cuetomhouee quay, Wellington P.O. Box 865. Telephone 1788. (And at Auckland).