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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12356, 28 January 1926, Page 4

DID YOU SAY “ALBUMS”? { It yon are wanting an Album then it will certainly pay yon to inspect our stocks, which include albums from Is 8d upwards. With, sales and repeat orders as indications, w« can testify to the popularity of our special "FLECTO"' Albums in limp oovers with poker work designs, priced from 5s 6d to 16s. The same indications justify our commendation of the “HOUSH"' series, made on the loose-leaf principle, in various bindings, containing 50 leaves, and priced from 6s 6d to 50s. These, and the wide range of other photographic requisites, are described and illustrated in our 76 pago FREE CATALOGUE. Have you had your copy? Ws AT ER m ORT H S L T D., New Premises: *l6, Lambton quay (opp. K. and S.) WELLINGTON. 58, Quean street, AUCKLAND, 705, Colota’io street (opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH. BEDUCTION OF ACCOUNTANCY FEES By BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. To all Btudents enrolling for Accountancy subjects before January 31st, a reduction of 20 per cent, of our scheduled fees will be allowed. NOTE THE FOLLOWING EXAMINATION RESULTS: Our Head BOOKKEEPING and AUDITING tutor, Mr E. L. Enting, 8.C0m., A.1.A., N.Z., has coached 54 successful students in Bookkeeping, Stage 11., and--75 in Auditing, during the past five years. Our LAW and ECONOMIC tutors have bad only 10 failures among those ptqdents who have completed our courses of works during the same period. The best New Tear resolution you can make is to join Banks Commercial College and pass the Accountancy Exam. H. AMOS, Managing Director of H. Amos, Ltd., Proprietors of Banks Commercial College and Wellesley Boys' College. MARSDEN SCHOOL, KARORI AND FITZHERBERT TERRACE, WELLINGTON. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: MISS BABER, M.A. School will re-open in the new building, at Karori, on Wednesday, February 10th. The Lower School, under Miss Holmes, will remain at Fitzherbert Terrace. A Preparatory Class is held at Karori. Headmistress: Miss Borrde. On Friday, February sth, and Monday, February Bth, Miss Baber and Miss Holmes will be at home at Fitzherbert Terrace.

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