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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 64, 17 March 1930, Page 13

I . the Oonbt \ Your future should never be a matter for consultation , with a fortune teller. You are the one directly concerned | with making your own fortune. Mr. H. was a young man C keenly interested in wireless and employed by a radio ■ ■ wholesaler. Seeking to escape the bonds of ordinary busi- ! ; ness, he consulted the Principal of Druleigh College regard- t • ing a course in His enthusiasm, coupled with a . | , (i DRULEIGH TRAINING, earned for him high honours in reexaminations, and now he is a fully-fledged wireless operator . K . iU on a Trans-Pacific steamer —in a good financial and plea- : | surable occupation. Whatever your vocation a Druleigh 'I < rf Course of Practical Training will fit you for a better position. , |,b — SHORTHAND J < mk THE PRINCIPAL, TYPEWRITING g V|iP DRULEIGH COLLEGE, BOOKKEEPING . 1 .. I ' AUCKLAND. WIRELESS j j Please send me Full'-Particulars COMMERCIAL ART |" - I of y° up COUPB6 in DRESSMAKING MATRICULATION 1. I Name , SALESMANSHIP ~I v , -■ fDarulelgh College 1. TASMAN BUILDING, ANZAC AVENUE rl I , , Telephone 46-884 C.P.O. Box 1482 §3 Principal: G. P. O'SHANNftSSY, Ph.D. ''WsMW appetising-tasty sandwiches of* is Try also Peck's Kippavette . New Zealand A«ent« » A. A. STICHBURY LIMITED. WELLINGTON and AUCKLANO

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