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BECOME A. REAL. XOT MFRELY A NOMINAL BOOKKEEPER. The Policr of "mwMle through" i« played out. Costly in "War, it Is a. proved Mux* in Peace, and it applies to the individual | ea well a? to the community. I depends to a large extent upon the accuracy of the information contained in theVoks of account, eo that a sound knowledge of bookkeeping: and business is a^ 1 absolute necessity. A good, practical tus j" ness man must De found in theory, although he does not obtrude hi* thcori's: the student is apt to be content with success in memorising written rales, which merely ftat* correct theories, wiihout be in; one whit wis* in npplrin? his theories to his practical , duties. " Such a 6tudent is apt also to over-estimate his requirements, and to fancy that ho has acquired wisdom wh->u he has gained only knowledge. Knowledge becomes wisdom only when it is intelligently | applied. ] i "DAXKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE I Course of BOOK-KEEPISr, is thoroughly practical, taught by practical men, m » practical manner. ALL CLASSES HAVE RESUMED. P. HARLE, A.P.A. (N.Z.), A.I.A CN.Z.), H 5290-6906-3 Director.