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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19812, 2 December 1919, Page 1

EDUCATIONAL. TYPEWRITING RESULTS 1 ALL THE GILBY CANDIDATES PASSED! DESULTS for the I.P.S. Typir.te’ Exam., hold in June last, are to hand from i Ltigland—and, ns usual, they boar testimony to tho efficiency- of Gilby training. ( Altogether 21 Gilby-trained Students were presented for this Exam., AND THEY ALL PASSED. But that, is not all: of the 21 candidates, 12 passed "with distinction’’— rlenr, convincing proof that it pays to Study it Gilby’s College. ( Become a Gilby Student and receive thorough, individual lull ion. your progress will bo rapid. i.,ml when competent, pve will undertake to secure for you an eltri.co up- 6 poinlraent. * Call or write for full detn-ila of our various [lottrse?—NOW! GILBY’S COLLEGE LTD., L. J. Berrv, F.1.A.N.Z., Director, ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, NEXT G.F.0.. CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Christchurch. ’Phono 13!(3. P.O. Box ofi. U ‘ * DAILY INCREASING DEMAND EXISTS FOR OUR QUALIFIED, COMMERCIAL STUDENTS, j WE specialise l in giving our students a 1 S..u:ni. Practical Business Education anil a ■ib.ir.eig'n working knowledge of the (subject' they study. They lenrn how to apply l bo knowledge gained, which is of , ine-tin.a ■ o value, to employers. We are , thus enabled to readily obtain for onr • stndoni? -Jjoth "Day and Evoningl good remiuicrativo office positions, and tho demand * for _ onr qualified Rludents ia almost invariably in excess oi tho number available. ' Students attending' tho Evening Classes enjoy the. same advantages as the day pupils and obtain suitable positions as they become proficient. TEEM COMMENCES AT ANT TIME. Day and Evening Classes. Saturday Morning Classes. Commercial Curriculum includes;— ’ Pitman’s Shorthand ' 1 Touch Typewriting , Douhlo Entry Bookkeeping < Commercial Correspondence 1 Gregg’s Shorthand Practical Offide Training Handwriting, etc., ole. A full Commercial Conrso or special snb- . jects only may be taken. ( School Prospectus on application. ' Railway Concession Tickets for country students. 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