EDUCATIONAL. 1922-3. RECORDS AND RESULTS Of BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON, Tho Largest Educational Institution in NEW ZEALAND OVER 2700 STUDENTS. Personal and Correspondence’ Instruction. Accountancy Diplopia, 325 students, 257 passes; • Law Professional, 134 students, 89 passes; Bunking Diploma, 262 students, 203 passes; Matriculation and Entrance University Examinations, 154 students, _ results not vet out; Public Service Examination, 78 students, results not yet out; Teachers' Certificates, 196 students, 165 passes; University Degrees, 138 students, results not yet out; Practical Bookkeeping and Business Practice, 234 correspondence students, 357 personal tuition students; Shorthand and Typewriting, 279 students; Secretarial Course, 59 students; Advertising Course, 33 students; General Knowledge, 119 students. Boys’ Day School, 183 students; Other Departments. 135 Students. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, AND NEW PLYMOUTH. H. AMOS, 12ja Director. 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Specifications may bo obtained at Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin; Head Office, Wellington; High Commissioner’s Office, London; and New Zealand Trade Commissioner’s Offices, Melbourne and Sydney. 15ja (gECTION 74, MANGAHAO. ENGINE-DRIVEN GENERATORS, WITH TRANSFORMERS. TENDERS’ for above Close with tho Secretary. Public Works Board, Wellington. at noon on 29th MAT, 1923. Specifications may bo obtained at Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin; Hoad Office, Wellington; High Commissioner’s Office, London; and New Zealand Trade Commissioner’s Offices, Melbourne and Sydney. 15ja ECTION 71. MANGAHAO—IRON STAIRWAYS AND HANDRAILS. TENDERS for above Close with the Seo relary. Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at Noon on 13th FEBRUARY, 1923. Plans and specifications may be seen on application at Public Works District Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin; Head Office, Wellington; and New Zea land Trade Commissioner's Offices, Melbourne and Sydney. Henley co-operative dairy COMPANY (LTD.), HENLEY. TENDERS will be received until 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, January 19, for tho Erection of a BRICK CHIMNEY at Factory; height 44ft, base 4ft square. Further particulars can bo obtained from tho Secretary. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. W. AMOS, 12ja Secretary, Momona. RESOLUTELY WATER-PROOF AND WEATHER-TIGHT. Let it pour as long and as hard as it likes, rain cannot beat underneath or soak through PETROUS RED CONCRETE ROOFING TILES. Their patent locking design makes them weather-tight, while tho material is neither porous nor absorbent. Numerous other advantages. Call or write for particulars. Petrous Tilo Co. (Ltd.), Caversham, Dunedin. A. B. Stewart. Assembly Building, Timaru. N.Z. Hardware, Invercargill. €1 & W. SHIEL Deliver Bricks, Screeninga, Asphalt, Sand, Cement, Lime, Tar; anywhere.—’Phone 1201 for service. late advertisements. 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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18761, 15 January 1923, Page 7
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