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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 130, 26 February 1929, Page 14

Place three pennies—one of Queen Victoria’s, one of King Edward’s, and ono of King George’s—in a row. Queen Victoria and King George, face left, and King Edward faces right. Ever since Charles II successive monarchs have been shown facing alternately right and left. If the Victorian coin is of earlier date than 1893, Britannia has a lighthouse, and a ship on either side of her —symbols whose abolition many regret. anyway, how much' do you know ?— AI home with a balance-sheet? Understand the stock exchange quotations! Bulls and bears’.’Borrowed v. owned capital? The fixed’asset hazard? Pitfalls of partnerships? Majority control in limited lia- ■ bility company? Factory organisation?Piece work? Premium bonus? Best insurance?. What about chain stores? Mail-order selling? Time payment? High-pressure ’ selling? Trend of business in New Zealand to-day? A year ago? Five years ago? The price changes of a commodity that .interests vou this month. Tins year? 20 years back? Costing? Shipping? Exchange rates? Overdrafts? Price-cutting? Pros and con» of advertising? Budget control? Office organisation? Salesmanship? If you think there is a direct relation between what you know and what you earn,, you’d better send for that booklet. The coupon will bring it. ALEXANDER HAMILTON INSTITUTE. 11 Castlereagh Street, Sydney. N.S.W. Send me the new, revised edition of “Forging Ahead in Business,” which I may keep without charge or obligation. Name Company ............ Address -v- ' . _ W2 W’tdn. Rep., H. R. Clayton, Box 415, Wtou.