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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20004, 22 January 1927, Page 15

EDUCATIONAL. JOHN M'GLASHAN ' COLLEGE, w MAORI HILL, DUNEDIN. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. The FIRST TERM begins on TUESDAY, the Bth of FEBRUARY. Boarders j Return on the MONDAY. The Principal, Mr COLIN GILRAY, may be Interviewed by Parents and Guardians at the College on Monday and Wednesday mornings, or at oilier times 'by arrangement. Prospectus on application. C. E. GLENDINNING, 22ja Secretary. JITiH FIELD. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. The FIRST TERM of 1927 begins on TUESDAY, February 8. Boarders return on MONDAY. The Principal may be interviewed by Parents on FRIDAY, February 4, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., and on SATURDAY MORNING, February 5. 22 j a OSSBOTHAI 'S COLLEGE, ' DOWLING STREET, REOPENING MONDAY, 24th INST. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOK-KEEPING. The following Students of Rossbotham’s College passed 'he recent Government Exam nations Shortland-Typiste: Senior, Miss Brooks; Junior, Miss M. Marriott, Miss V. MTntosh, Miss J. Eadie. Shorthand Reporters; Miss R. Sim, Miss V. M'Kenzie. Individual Tuition. Railway Concessions. Write or Call for Prospectus. 'Phone 736. ACCOUNTANCY EXAMINATIONS. FURTHER HEMINGWAY t SUCCESSES. At the 1926 Examinations 222 of our candidates secured Accountancy Passes. BOOK-KEEPING FINAL. Again Hemingway's students negotiated successfully the biggest hurdle of the Accountancy Course. Of the published Dominion total of 68 passes 33 were ours. We passed more candidates than all other Schools combined. ENSURE SUCCESS. Join the School that, for thirty years without a break, has held premier place in the successful teaching of Accountancy. HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, -Auckland. QHRISTIAN BROTHERS’ COLLEGE, “ REDCASTLE,” OAMARU. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Pupils Pi’epared for All Primary and Secondary Examinations. FIRST TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY 8. For particulars apply to THE PRINCIPAL, “Redcastle,” Oamaru. 'Phone, Oamaru 1296. Bja EXAMINATION RESULTS Of BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. The attention of those who desire to sit for the Professional Examinations is directed to the success of the Students of Banks Commercial College in the last University Examinations. ACCOUNTANCY: 159 students presented. 123 students passed. Twenty-five of the 27 successful students in Book-keeping II in Wellington, and 19 of the 22 in Auditing, were pupils of our Tutor, Mr E. L. Enting, 8.C0m., A.1.A., N.Z. At our Christchurch Branch we presented 33 students, 25 of whom passed. LAW PROFESSIONAL: We presented 67 students, 49 of whom were successful. CORRESPONDENCE TUITION, which is specially catered for, is conducted by an efficient staff of permanent tutors. H. AMOS, Managing Director. nro THE AMBITIOUS INDIVIDUAL. Do you intend entering a irotession? Then you MUST MATRICULATE. That you are keen on advancement goes without saying, so start the New Year by joining up with us. Our tuition will hasten you along the road to Suceas. Our EVENING CLASSES conducted by Expert instructors are available to those who wish to stud, in their own homes we have specially-prepared CORRESPONDENCE LESSONS. For Free Particulars write to— NEW ZEALAND CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (Incorporating Metropolitan and Maoriland Colleges), 139 COL WILL'S CHAMBERS. SWANSON STREET. AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 60. Home school for boys and GIRLS. From 7 to 17. Healthy and beautiful estate of 34 acres. Sound, modern eduction; training in self-government, etc. Prospectus from Principal of Fr : ends’ School, Wanganui. F. E. MORETON, 8.A., certificated and registered teacher, late of Loughborough Grammar School England. 8a ROWN’S commercial college (above Moray place P. 0.) : Shorthand. Typewriting, Book-keeping, Individual Tuition : railway concessions. Reopen January 31. 18)a Coaching. —ah subjects matriculation, Italian, Spanish, Advanced Latin. French. —C. G. May. Smith's BuildIn gs. Octagon, __ MISS A. BROOME (above J. and J. Arthur’s), Teacher of Dressmaking, Cutting, and Fitting. Material and patterns cut to measure. Rgopen February 1. MRS CHIRNSIDB, Ladles’ Cutter, View street—CLOSED until the beginning of February. 28d PUPIL of Mr Graeme Goring, Edinburgh, will take PUPILS for Elocution, Plano, Highland Dancing.—oß4. Times. MISS A. C. WESTLAND is now enrolling PUPILS for Pianoforte : beginners £1 —r.S College street, Caveraham. RANTED WANTED. TO PURCHASE, A FEW CORDS OF MANUKA, Suitable for bag wood or ready bagged. State price to 22 j a j*•" 11 """"J 1 . BOX 0, Port Chalmers. milE FIRST UTILITY of frequent a i. J. regular Advertising consists In this : There is at all times a large class of persons, both In country and town, who have no llxed places for the purchase el certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any articular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the .rst who asks.