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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20644, 16 February 1929, Page 19

EDUCATIONAL. ROSSBOTHAM’S COLLEGE, LTD. COMMERCIAL Established 1892. T. J. Rosabotham. I.P.S. (Hons.), ■ .. 49 DOWLING STREET, Principal. . DUNEDIN. -THE OLDEST, LARGEST, AND BEST.emphasise the fact that each: student- attending ‘ Rossbotham’s Allege is . taught personally and individually . -,This ; accoimts for tie rapid -promade and; the quick results obtained.: Students may take.up any.-.one subject or gioup- oi subjects, and may attend day -.or. evening. ,v.-The .course:, consists or 12 weens, trotn .Holiday to Friday, the quarter commencing :on .'the. day of entrance. r . THOROUGH. TRAINING has been the motto of Rossbotham’s Commei'cial College ever since its inception 36 yea Vs- ago. ■ . .. .h - . ' „ GV e " application, intelligence, and honest effort, the student under our months 8 Ca,ITIOt lal —moreover, we aim-at turning-out a competent'junior in 12 TYPEWBIfING.—There is only one correct system of typewriting, and this s tjping by touch. I Ins is the system taiight at Rossbotliam’s. Our course f „M. tnorougli and comprehensive one, and includes Correspondence, Carbon Mani- . duicating, Invoicing, and Billing. -Manuscript '• Work, Legal Work, specifications and other Documents, Tabulating, etc, - " ■- ■ in fh??lSF AN ft- I>itm . i, V« System. The student obtains it thorough "grounding n the thooij, while special attention is paid to the advanced, speed students by vnn,r?,a^ b i- a i m ' "- ho , Re reporting experience 'is. available, and -of., advantage to those requiring high speeds. • • ,GKEEPING AND ACCOUNTANCY.—Our course consists of Elemenjlaje ’ ? 11 /, need, and emlwaccs all the requiremehs: of thelnterto - au< l a solid foundation on which

.GOyKRNMENT POSITIONS FOR. -WOMEN.—The results^'of the latest examiation constitute another splendid record for our students. 15 having, passed tne Junior i nbhe Service Examination and six the Senior—mnnr of these students having bad only nine months tuition. ’. STUDENTS’ REPORTS. —In the case of day students, monthly reports on progress, work, and attendance are supplied to .parents. .< „A ®? M . K )Y ORK ‘—Unless spccia! arrangements to the contrary are made, ££SU*&U ■” l» <lO a RMPLOYMENI BUREAU (Free).—Our difficulty in 1928 has been not in ? ” d,1 5 Positions for competent students,;but in.finding enough suitable candidates !!f I *i lS ' -° ff Wei-educated girls are at, m premium; we cannot get enough of them. The demand for Ross botham s senior ;studeh(s; was so great !aV ng Jenr W , G f° und ? fc impossible-to-meet all calls made on oiir EmSS iSno?' have.now only about. rsix of our .qualified juniors - who tWo Cl f rlDp waiting engagements, and vve can' thoroughly recommend these to any employer requiring the services of a really good junior. REGISTERED’ WITH THE DIRECTOR OP EDTTC4TTO\r * Ttttts: AIN - REDUCTfOy

Otago school of dan ci (Under Supervision of Mrs John Leech). ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, RATTRAY STREET;, OPENING DAY, 1929 SEASON. SATURDAY. 23rd inst. JUNIORS 10 a,m,. INTERMEDIATES 11 a.m., ADVANCED '2.30 Special Baby Class, for Children 3-5 years. All branches of Stage Dancing taught by' correct and up-to-date methods opportunities for public work. Principal: Miss GWEN WEBSTER_(Professional Experience with Pat h*.Z. Diggers). ' . • _ Musical Directress: Miss D OREEN-SHEEHY,'L.T.GL.- ! N G.p.TO. Splendid Hanna’s

jtyJONS. PAUL SALDAIGNE, ROBUST TENOR (Late Principal of Boston and Antwerp Grand Opera'Companies), VOICE SPECIALIST, OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT. Will Resume'Tuition at his Studio: 36 CARGILL STREET. On FEBRUARY ID.

JJADAME SALDAIGNE, Teacher of French Conversation and Language, Taught Through Infallible Methods, Resumes Tuition at her Studio: 36 CARGILL. STREET. On FEBRUARY 14. JNO. A. W A L L A C E, Teacher.of VIOLIN, VIOLA, AND 'CELLO, HAS RESUMED TEACHING. Studio: REGENT CHAMBERS, OCTAGON. Terms: . £2 2a per Term. jgPEED UP YOUR PROGRESS By passing one of the Public Examinations you can greatly accelerate your rate of progress-—make, nromotion more certain, and more rapid. HEMINGWAY’S POSTAL EXAMINATION TUITION. More than 30 years’ experience of teaching by post has shown us just what are the peculiar needs of the home-study student, and just what are the pitfalls to be guarded against.' The success of our system is fully attested to by the results achieved. The big majority of passes at the Public Examinations for the last quarter century have been secured by Hemingway’s students. Write to-day for Prospectus of any of the following Examination Courses; — Accountancy Professional, Law Professional, Matriculation. Banker’s Diploma, University Entrance, Public Service Entrance icaciicrS Certificates, Pharmacy Entrance. “Do it now” is ever the motto of the successful man. •HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. 80x,516, Auckland. UNFORGIVING MINUTE. “ If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds’ worth of distance run, yours is the earth and everything that’s in it," and—which is more—you’Ji be a man, my son.” Time is speeding on relentlessly and opportunities allowed to slip by unheeded may never occur again. What are you doing to ensure a successful future? Do not imagine you can acquire enough training through experience in your daily work. Every fellow-worker gets the same. IT IS THE EXTRA TRAINING THAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE—that lifts you above the average; BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, -WELLINGTON, prepares students, by. personal and correspondence tuition, for. all Professional and Commercial Examinations, and in such essential subjects as' Advertising, Salesmanship, etc. Send for a prospectus to Banks Commercial College, Box 1261, Wellington. H. AMOS, Managing Director.

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