EDUCATIONAL SEL-PHIT SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING First Floor Stafford Bdgs., Stafford St. I EARN from the most simple and modern methods all branches of Pattern-making, Cutting, Designing and Dressmaking. Call tor further particular- and Free Demonstration LEARN TO MAKE YOUR OWN PATTERNS OOMIL to the Moderne School o! Dressmaking. Tekapo Buildings. and learn to make your own patterns by the modern scientific methods Pupils are now being enrolled Term commences FEBRUARY 6. MODERNE SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING Tekapo Buildings ’"p’HE Road to Success. Join the HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL of DRESSMAKING. Learn our simple method. A few lessons enables you to make a charming and distinctive frock. Call at the School at any time for a free demonstration. Railway concessions to country pupils. Schools at Timaru | and Geraldine.
1939 ACCOUNTANCY AND I BANKING EXAMINATIONS HEMING W A Y ’S Unrivalled Record SUCCESSFUL 522 CANDIDATES 522 DIPLOMA TN BANKING Total’ Passes for all New Zealand 126 HEMINGWAY’S Passes 94 the rest combined 32 HEMINGWAYS SCORE 74* per cent, of all recorded passes Make your pass a certainty. Enrol i w with the School that gets the record results. HEMING W A Y ’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21576, 12 February 1940, Page 1
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