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EDUCATIONAL. JJOSSBOTHAM’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, LTD. ORIGINAL COLLEGE OF INDIVIDUAL TUITION. (Established 1892.) T. J. ROSSBOTHAM, I.P.S.' (Hons.), 49 DOWLING STREET, Principal. DUNEDIN. THE OLDEST, LARGEST, AND BEST—PUBLIC SERVICE SHORTHAND-TYPISTS’ EXAMINATION, 1930. SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS. 1930: INTERMEDIATE (130 WORDS). G. Finlayson (18 months’ student). , SENIOR (110 WORDS). I. F, Mee, G. Finlayson, A. Stewart, R. MTntosh, N. M. Phelan, J. A. Sheppard. JUNIOR (80 WORDS). R. M. Thomson, N. G. M'Cormaek, I. Armit. A. L. Leftwich, J. E. Reid, M. Imrie, R. F, Quelch, J. W. Sutherland, B. Gillespie, j. W, Bunker, M. I. Sutherland, E. J Bayley, M. A. Connor, H. E. French, E. L. Gcddes, E. A. Reeves, A. G. Heaton, R. Larking, A. I. Smyth, E. M. Taylor, A. G. Blampied, B. N. Rawlinson, M. E .Sherwill, E. F, Banwell, T, M. Palmer, F. E. Borthwick, E. Hollow, E. R. O. Taylor, N. A, L. Burns, L. Letoof, R. M. Thomas, N. A. Thomson, C. Macdonald. Of the 72 passes from Dunedin’s Combined Colleges, Rossbotham’s obtained 39. NOTE OUR RAPID METHODS AND QUICK RESULTS:— I. F. Mee passed'both Junior and Senior within ELEVEN months; E. F. Bayley, B. M. Rawlinson, E. F. Banwell, SEVEN months’ tuition; R. Quelch, J. W. Bunker, EIGHT months’ tuition; and twenty-one others had NINE months’ tuition. SENIOR: Combined Colleges 9. Rossbotham’s secured 6 places JUNIOR: Combined Colleges 63. Rossbotham’s secured 33 places 1929° Ur Semors secured 2nd > 3rd > 4th > sth position for Dunedin. Of the 53 passes from Dunedin Combined Colleges, Rossbotham’s obtained 39. 1928 _ All these students obtained positions during the year. 0f m , fr ° m Dunedin Combined Colleges, Rossbotham’s obtained 20. All these students obtained positions by Easter, Successful Candidates at the above Examinations quality for Civil Service Appointments.

SOUND EDUCATION—- ■ Now More Necessary than Ever! Young man—your host asset is yourself. Don’t allow “ depressionist ” talk to weaken your natural ambitions. Train yourself to > make yourself useful, to the world of business, and you will be rewarded according to your knowledge and ability. Study at home in your spare time with BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, . “The College of-Good Results.” Banks Commercial College has achieved surprising exam, results in Accountancy, Banking, Law. Business Practice, Insurance, Book-keeping, Shipping, and. Land Agency. A large permanent staff of specialist tutors devote their whole time to the coaching of students. Don’t wait for “ opportunity" to “knock at YOUR door”—make your own opportunities: for success by enrolling today with “Banks.” Send.for our prospectus! Postal Tuition is a specialty of Bariks College. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98 The Terrace, Wellington. H. AMOS, P.R.Econ.S., Managing Director. T)UNEDIN TECHNICAL HIGH ' SCHOOL. . Offering Full-time Courses in ART, COMMERCE; DOMESTIC SCIENCE, BUILDING, ENGINEERING AND ALLIED TRADES, REOPENS on MONDAY, February 2, / At 9.30 a.m. •Enrolments will be received at the College Office between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday, January 28 29, and 30. Second-year Pupils in attendance during 1930 are not required to enrol until Monday, February 2. W. G. ALDRIDGE, Principal and Secretary. CT; HILDA’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Heriot Row, Dunedin. CHURCH OF ENGLAND BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Registered by the Board of,Education ae, a Primary and Secondary School. Course of Study: From K. 6. to PostMatriculation. The aim of the School is to provide a sound education on public school lines. Well-equipped classrooms, science laboratory and gymnasium. Preparation for Public' Examinations. Special attention to physical training and games. School for. Kindergarten and Lower Standards transferred to 35 Royal terrace —all classrooms with sunny aspect. FIRST TERM, 1931, BEGINS on WEDNESDAY, February 4, 9 a.m. Illustrated Prospectus on application. The Head Mistress will be at home to Parents and to enrol Pupils on and after JANUARY 24, from 3 to 5 p.m. TOHN M’GLASHAN COLLEGE, w MAORI HILL, DUNEDIN. PRIMARY AND "SECONDARY DAY AN DBOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. The FIRST TERM BEGINS on TUESDAY, Febuary 3. BOARDERS RETURN on the MONDAY. The Principal, Mr Colin M. Gilray, may be interviewed by parents and guardians at the College on the mornings of FRIDAY, January 30, and MONDAY, February 2, or at other times by arrangement. Prospectus on application. C. B. GLENDINNING, 17ja Secretary. eOLUMBA CO LL EG E, ROSLYN, DUNEDIN. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: < Miss GRACE MACKINTOSH, M.A. (Hons.). PUPILS FOR 1931 ARE NOW BEING ENROLLED. THE SCHOOL OP MUSIC will REOPEN bn TUESDAY, February 3, 1931. Directress: Miss LG. WHITE (assisted by a staff of fully-qualified assistants, including a resident mistress). Instruction is given in the following subjects:—Pianoforte, Singing, Violin, Organ, Harmony, and Aural Training. For prospectus and particulars apply to the Principal or to the Secretary, Mrs D. B. Waters, at the College. 24jja R CHER F I E L D BOARDING AND L)AY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. The FIRST TERM of 1931 will BEGIN on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. BOARDERS RETURN ON FEBRUARY 2. The Principal may be interviewed bv appointment any time after JANUARY 20. Prospectus and particulars may be obtained from the PRINCIPAL. 17ja Lcos street, Dunedin. GT. THOMAS'S ACADEMY, OAMARU. (Conducted by the Dominican Nuns.) PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS FROM FIVE TO TWELVE YEARS OF AGE.Pupils are Prepared for Proficiency Examination, Junior National, and all Catholic Scholarship Examinations. Boarders are requested to be in residence on MONDAY, February 2. For further particulars kindly apply to REV. MOTHER SUPERIOR, St. Thomas’s Academy, Oamaru. /GERMAN and FRENCH CONVERSATION LESSONS By competent teacher. WRITE MRS SPENCER, 7 Ings avenue, St. Clair.