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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12244, 16 February 1918, Page 1

EDUCATIONAL. Q. ILB Y’ S college; BOOKKEEPERS' DIPLOMA AND ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSIGNAL EXAMINATIONS. RESUMPTION OF CLASSES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, At 7.30 p.m. Students intending to pursure a course of study for the Bookkeepers' Diploma and Accountancy Professional Examinations are requested to communicate at once with me Director of the College, Mr Horace Gilby. All information gladly given cither on personal application or by telephone. Country students should write at once. The tuition this year, as formerly, will be under the able instruction of MR 11. R. BEST, F.P.A.N F.I.A.N.Z, Each student will be personally coached by Mr Best, and all work clearly elucidated. All questions as they -arise are exhaustively answered and knotty problems fully explained. An excellent correspondence course for country students has been arranged. Mr Best handles all correspondence and personally examine? all work. Ho takes a practical interest by letter in the work of all students. GILBY STUDENTS every year are signally successful in all examinations. This is the result of the thorough and efficient training given. Students or both sexes may qualify for Bookkeeper's Diploma and Accountancy Professional Examinations. By enrolling now, a‘ the commencement of the classes, you give yourself the best chance of securing the highest examination honours. Lot us hear from you TO-DAY. NOW. GILBY’S COLLEGE, LIMITED. Next Chief Post Office, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. DIGBT’S COMMERCIAL ' SCHOOL. The Foremost and Most Successful Commercial Institution in New Zealand. The School Holding PITMAN’S AUSTRALASIAN SHORTHAND RECORD for High Speed Writing. HIGH SPEED MEANS HIGH REMUNERATION. Over 650 Students have been placed In Remunerative Positions during the past two years and others are daily receiving appointment. The above indicates the appreciation of Commercial Houses of the training given to Our Students. We hold DAY AND EVENING CLASSES IN ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. Term Commences at any time. Railway Concession Tickets for Country Students. XI ' Hallenstein's Buildings (opp. D.1.C.) T ANGER School of Dress Cutting-Pupil . , taught to Cut and Make any Garmcn witn or without charts. T ANGER School of Dress Cutting—Rail way Concessions to Country Pupils Kindly call for Prospectus. T ANGER School of Dross Cutting, Cathi ■L-t dral Square—Term commences an time. D AY Classes Resume Fob. 6th; Nigl Class, March 7th. Misses Pitta. XWS QHRISTCHUECH _ TECHNICAL CO EVENING SCHOOL AND DOMESTIC SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Reopen MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th. TRADES DEPARTMENT— Btaeksmithin Biuldmg . Const ruction and Architeclur Drawing, Cabinet making, Carpentry ai Joinery, Fitting and Turning, Electrical E gineenng, - Electrical Wiremen'a Work M chine Construction nnd Drawing, Mot Engines, Plane and Solid Geometry, Appli Mechanics, Practical , .Mathematics, Plum mg, Typography and Primers' Machinal .Wood-machining and Turning, Wool-clas COMMERCIAL 'DEPARTMENT - Boc keeping, Shorthand, Business Methods Cm Arithmetic, Commercial Englis .typewriting, Commercial Geography HOME SCIENCE DEPARTMEJfT-Coi cry. Dressmaking, Millinery, Needlework MATRICULATION AND CIVIL SE JlCra-Enghsh, French, Latin, MathematiChemistrv, Electricity and Magnetism rreo Education to Holders of Proficien Certificates and of Endorsed Certificates Competency over fifteen rears The Director may be consulted between t nonrs of t and 9 each evening next week. PARTS SCHOOL. (Registered.) T EARN THE PERFECT TTP-T( „ SYSTEM OF COSTUME AND 1 MAKING. Experts to teach you. No Charts. Single Lessons Is each. Costumes and Drosses, cut and fitted ss. Railway Concession Tickets MRS GENN, MANAGER. on application. 272. HIGH ST. T.T.S. T.T.S. VIOLIN. MISS LINDA HIMMELL, A.T.C.L., I Acado^n wiU U^ ‘ ° f A * f At im E c E i-Y E P E PILS FOR VIOLIN At 148, Salisbury Street, At Home to lute o L r ato Violin Tea ° Beys Girls High Schools, also Priv ocnools. XTT DANCING. M R W M. FRA ■OJ- RESUMES TEACHING SATURDAY, 2nd FEBEUAR Learners’ Class, Monday, 4th Fe Night, Wednesday, 6tl 10, RIVER ROAD, AVONSII Nesr Fitzgerald Avenue. Phono 2376. WANTED, Pupils Retouching. Alv, ' victoria Square, Colombo St. T) ANCINO. - KAIHIKA ASSI ~ Opening Night Sal., March 2nd, Hall. Gents. Is, Ladies 6d. C. Wol cian. MTANTED, Piano and Organ Tu: / Repairs. .Chas, Wells,' 24, Wn opp. Kiro Station, SITUATIONS, ETC. :w: WANTED, Woman do. Washim Mending for Working Man, iv.it., ‘'Star.'’ ANTED, a Boy. Apply Manage "' tor bury Wire Working Co., Ltc Colombo St, ANTED, Domestic Employment Bid; references. P.L.L.”, “St .WANTED, Apprentice,""Dressniakini ~. , Pty Miss Clark, 25-1, Fitzgerald i Richmond. Call and see A. J. White’s! of Linoleum and Moon all the newest • thing's landed. W-AA’TED, by Youth, Position Driv ' livery Cart preferred, Apnlv —l c JLl o F.S., “ Star." T!' I ;R'.n! AVE PURCHASED BE-DDIi ENTIRE STOCK of LADIES’ UNI dLOTHING, CHILDREN'S OARMEi Etc. SALE NEXT FRIDAY. AT D.I.C M/'ANTUP, Young Girl aseiWhouac , / or Help-Companion. Apply 95, fialtnn jßcl. i R ny sort of Garden Job Competent Gardener; tools fc W.N.N., this office. t \\f ANTED, Employment by Young ] ■' * Light, Domestic Duties, or char; young children, from 0 a.m. till 4 p.m, < not Sundays. K. 0.0., “ Star.’’ 1 •I\,| ARRIED Couple require 4 or House, conveniences, Linwood urefe E.-S., “ Star." , j I\/F AN requires Light Situation or Pla -IrJ. Trust; sober and honest; refetc M.N.N., “Star.” ’ j POSITION wanted in Shop by Young ] Crockery or Fancy, Goods. K. “ Star.'* 1 EEFINED Young Lady desires positiAtvprentire t? high-olnsa Photogrs»ply J.X., “ Timoj." i