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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17504, 21 December 1918, Page 9

EDUCATIONAL. fJIHE WRITTEN WORD. " A mighty force that has the nower to sway the minds of men. Advertising and Journalism aro two Special Courses, prepared by practical men, and now available at 1 BANKS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. ADVERTISING. This Course is_ conducted by Mr Will Appleton and his aesociato, Mr J. A. Harrison, both of the Charles Haines Advertising Agency, a firm controlling the Now Zealand Advertising for many firms of world-wide repute. The Course consists of 24 lessons, and will teach you to write and design forceful advertisements. JOURNALISM. Mr L. S. Fanning, one of the foremost Journalists an New Zealand, has prepared a comprehensive course on Journalism, and personally examines all papers. The courso covers the complete range of newspaper work, and will be found of great assistance to all those who are engaged in or who contemplate taking up Journalism as a Profession. Write for Prospectus, naming course you are interested in. H. AMOS, Director. IRELE S S— | THE PROFESSION OF THE FUTURE. Here are the names of four young men. After a few months' study under the Dominion College they have now been appointed Wireless Operators in the Mercantile Marine:— H. E. YOUNG. T. L. HOLMES. F. A. HUNTER. T. G. HENDERSON. Look s ahead and think about TOUR future. Why not become a Wireless Operator? It's a pleasant, varied, well-paid occupation. Write or call for information. THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIOTELEGRAPHY (LTD.). N.Z. Express Co.'s Buildings, DunedinP.O. Box 203. Also at Christchurch. ARE you ready for the opportunities Peace is bound to bring? If not, write at once to the International Correspondence Schools for that Course of Salaryraising Training you require; 10 per cent Peace Discount off all No. 1 Courses during December. New Price List showing substantial advances in Januarv. Enrol now, and avoid increase, and also benefit by discount.—R. N. Ridd, Otago Agent, Box 1688, Invercargill. . gjj "POUND.— The Berol Method of Memory Building whereby anyone with a poo'r memory can, by devoting a few minutes daily, develop the efficiency faculty of recalling facts, figures, numbers, and names wrth littlo effort. The Course of Instruction is mastered in your own home.—Send to-day for Prospectus " B."—Jas. Rodger and Co., 153H Manchester street, Christchtirch, N.Z. CORRESPONDENCE Lessons, individuVy ally compiled for eaoh Pupil, all Subjects. Eoonomical, effioient courses. Matriculatwn, Teachers' Certificates, Pharmacy includes thorough instruction in PranH™i National Scholarships, Public sUioT e£ trance. Book-keeping, Shorthand, etc. Write for Prospectus and Special 'iWar" price list.—Metropolitan Correspondence Cofleee P.O. Box 671. Auckland. _J2sap ANGER DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL (Established 1902). Principal, Miss KATE STEWART Classes Daily, 10 to 12 and 2to 4 Monday and Thursday Evenings, 7to 9. Tuition Dressmaking. Join now, and make vour Spring and Summer Outfits. Ladies* Tailoring also taught. Cut Patterns a specialty Railway concessions to country DnniJa' Rooms: 125 HIGH STREET (opp. DJ.C.t "ROYS COACHED; Matriculation, Latin, l Shorthand, and Ge£ ' Inquire Tutor, Box u)o, lninedm. T>REPARE for ADVANCEMENT ; X mg Bookkeeping and Commercial , Subjects, winter evenings.—Rossbotham's, , Dowlmg street Cphone 7361. ' BOARD AND RESIDENCE. HOTEL, LOWER HIGH STREET, ' dunedin. Close to Railway Station and Handy to Wharf. 1 DUNEDIN'S PREMIER PRIVATE HOTEL. Specially Recommended to Country Visitoea ! as the Most Comfortable ■ in the City. MODERATE TARIFF. Telegrams: "Leviathan, Dnnedin." Telephones &i and 2930. P.O. Bo* 112. Address all communications to JAMES CONNOR, Leviathan Hotel, P.O. Box 112. JACKSON'S PRIVATE HOTEL, DOWLING STREET. MOST CENTRALLY SITUATED PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Five minutes' walk from Railway Station, within easy access of all places of amusement, and handy to shops and warehouses. ' ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. CHARGES MODERATE. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. Telephone 2450. I3 n (PLASGOW PRIVATE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. Corner George street and Moray place, Dunedin. Handy to Railway Station, and right in the ■ heart of the city. This house has been newly-renovated and furnished throughout. Accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Electrio light. Hot and cold bath always ready. Tariff moderate. Good table and service. No waiting. Address telegrams or letters "Glasgow Restaurant, Dunedin." Telephone 2980. PETER REILLY, Jux., Proprietor. "DOARD-RESIDENCE: Furnished Rooms rr > permanent boarders, from 22s.—Warwick House, Moray place (Mrs Fairley, proprietress). jid Furnished BEDROOM (meals); couple and boy; Alexandra or Otago Central; for few days.—Terms Christmas, Times Office. 20d VACANT, SITTING ROOM and BEDROOM for superior elderly married couplo; private, quiet homo; garden.— Quiet, Times. ' ° 2i d TO LETT, 6 Unfurnished ROOMS; house too large present occupiers; at homo mornings.—3so George 6treet. 21d "OOR one month lady has VACANCY t for Lady Boarder; refined and comfortable home.—Company, Times Office. "DOARD and RESIDENCE for couplo or -*-» friends for holidays; Macandrew's Bay.—Board, Moray Place P.O. 21d A CCOMMODATION for visitors and per--£"2>- manent Boarders.—Albyn House 558 King street. ' 2ld BOARD and RESIDENCE; large double front room, also unfurnished flat; range, hot water.—34 Hope street. 21d "O.OARD and Residence—VACANClES JL * for Visitors or Permanent Boarders.— 82 He-riot, row. Telephone 2559. 20d WANTED, near beach, v T Brighton or Tomahawk; early January, for month.—Holiday, Timles Office.