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EDUCATIONAL ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT YOUR CHILD’S Problems which distress parents are often satisfactorily solved by the Director of JJANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, T|he Terrace, Wellington. A consultation places you under no obligation. Each year hundreds of parents avail themselves of the opportunity of receiving advice free from this source. For many years Banks College ha 9 been setting boys and girls, young women and men, on the road to success. Day and evening classes include Practical Book-keepinz. Accountancy, Advertising, Law, jbanking, Secretarial Practice, Insurance, Shipping, Matriculation, Public Service, Teachers’ Certificates, Univefsity Degrees, etc. Excellent Correspondence Courses. Prospectus and all information obtainable on application. Why Dot make an appointment to-day ? ’Phone : 2098. H. AMOS, Director. ARE YOU ONE OF THE IN DISPENSABLES ? IN many businesses to-day, staffs are being reduced, salaries are being cut down. Only employees who have special qualifications through intensive training are receiving increases instead of reductions. You can make yourself indispensable through specialised business training. ENROL WITH HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON, And have your abilities developed along skilfully directed lines. In the same way that we have assisted thousands of others reach secure and well-paid positions, we can help you. Accountancy Book - keeping, Law, Banking, Advertising, Public Exams., Shorthand, Business Letter Writing—these are some of our Courses which will enable you to atttain success. WRITE TO-DAY! HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., P.O Box 516, Auckland. ENGINEERING MADE EASY. yOUNG MAN —become an Engineer—greatest profession of the ago. Demand for skilled men far exceeds supply. Unlimited salaries await ambitious students. Join up with Bower’s Engineering School. Personal instruction by qualified Engineers. Rapid success assured in . Steam. Oil. Marine, Electrical, Traction. Fees exceptionally reasonable. Free Prospectus for the asking. Write for it now to— BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL (Registered und«*r Marine and Education Departments since 1915), 133, Fletcher’s Building, 22, Customhouse quay. Wellington. P.O. Box 865. Telephone 1792. ACCOUNTANCY—FREE. ■pEOM now till February we are giving A- free, intensive Accountancy training This is only one of the many advantages of linking up with GILBY’S COLLEGE, "The Thorough Way to Success.” Get in on next year’s studies—begin row. Call at the College to-day, or ring or write to THE DIRECTOR: W. W. WADDILOVE, F.1.A., N.Z., GILBY’S' COLLEGE, James Smith’s Buildings, Wellington. Telephone 21-318. P.O. Box 203 leading hotels ALBERT HOTEL, WELLINGTON, Corner Willis and Boulcott streets. GEORGE lIAYDON, late of Messrs Speight and Co;, having taken over this popular Hotel, conducted by Mr James McDonald for many years, with m arked success, will be pleased to 6eo all his old friends. Tariff, from ISs dd day. The best accommodation end .iquora. The Hotel v ill bo conducted on the same lines as in the past GEORGE HAYDON, Proprietor. BRITANNIA HOTEL, Next "Evening Post,” Willis street, j Wellington. —' Best house in city for SPEIGHT’S BEER. ALL SPIRITS GUARANTEED. TRY THEM TOM BRENNAN Proprietor TIGER HOTEL. Corner Taranaki street and Abel Smith street, Wellington. "MAT ” GLEESON Proprietor Only Best Brands of Wines and Spirits Stocked. TA RIFF REASONABLE. A Trial Solicited. ’Phone 20-698. Under Vioe-RegM Patronage OTEL IMPERIAL Palmerston North, N.Z. H. McaKTNEx Proprietor. IF VISITING AUCKLAND, Make a note of the ALBERT HOTEL, 241, Queen street, next Strand Arcade. Well Appointed. Central Situation TAR f FF— 15s per day. L R. FREEMAN Proprietor. (Formerly Whyte’s Hotel. Foxton.) "New Zealand Times” Filed Daily for Wellington Visitors. HOME SEPARATED CREAM. HANDLED at this Factory without waste Ensuring correct weight nnd test to the supplier. We pay railage over any distance. Write ana ask what we can do for you. SECRETARY, Ashhurst Butter and Cheese Faotory, Aehhurst.

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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11664, 31 October 1923, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11664, 31 October 1923, Page 1

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