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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 138, 13 June 1932, Page 10

That Boy Who Has No Work Have you a son growing into manhood without prospect of work? Does he display literary Inclinations? If so, here is an ideal way to Keep him occupied during this vital period—-let him take the Course of Journalism at wakefleld College, where he will be tutored by a leading Auckland Journalist. Tuition is given at night (or by mall), arid during the day, at home, your son can be putting Into practioe what he learns. He can be writing paragraphs, articles, stories, for which there is a world-wide marUet. He will oultivate the writer's sense for news end story plots. He will be learning a lucrative profession. Fees are low. Secure particulars. Wakefield College {C. D. Mill, Direotor), 6th Floor, British Chambers, High Street, Auokland. Phone 41-3D7.

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