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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 206, 28 August 1920, Page 10

EDUCATIONAL. ■pROM APPRENTICE TO " CHIEF." You've looked with longing eye upon the "Chief " He had to start at the beginning, however, nnd work and study until he obtained hi- "Chiefs Ticket." The power lies within YOU to become chief engineer—the position with responsibility and high salary. Study Is the secret of success. Begin now and prepare yourself for the Government Examinations and rise from the ranks. LEARN* AT BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL. FULLY CERTIFIED TEACHERS IX ATTENDANCE. TERMS MODERATE. Write or Call for Prospectus DEPARTMENT "A" (Containing all Government Examinations). pOWER'S -pNGIXKERING ; C<CHOOL, COLWILL CHAMBERS, SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box ">O. (And at Wellington). RD T>EM 1X G T ON* AN D J> ON E O QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE, REMINGTON CHAMBERS, _44, QUEEN STREET. QHORTHAXD, fpYPE WRITING, AND QOMMERCIAL JJOOKKEEPING ARE TAUGHT TO STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES. 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In New Zealand alone there are scores of excellent positions waiting to be tilled by thoroughly efficient accountants. Give thought to your future, become eligible for the big job with tbe big pay. Diligent study will quickly lift yon from the mims and put you ou the upward track. START STUDYING AT ONCE. Commence this winter, and you will rapidly realise the -reat beuelits 'recelvei. JJEMIXGWAY AXD JJOBERTSOX'S I CORRESPOXDEXCE SCHOOLS, LTD. ■ "DUE ACCOUNTANCY SPECIALISTS," Union' Buildings, CUSTOMS ST. E., ' B P.O. Box 510. AUCKLAND. yyiSHBOXE OR JJaCKBOXE? I).i something more tlinn w_ h for a bigger salary. OKI IT through an I.C.S. Training. Get the "I Can Succeed Spirit." for the I.C.S. can raise your salary —whether you re a £2 a week man or a £5 a week man. a young man, or nn old man; or whether you live In the Lily or Country. Get busy, and Inquire how. " , T\o JT mo-DAr. Mark the Coupon and Tost To-day. Put X opposite Profession Interested in. 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