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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 4, 5 July 1910, Page 10

TO PROPRIETORS AND LEDGERKEEPERS YOUR Staff can fee taught in less than 1 hour how to GET A BALANCE FIRST SHOT WITHOUT CALLING BACK. Prominent N.Z. firms report "Complete Satisfaction." No machine, no upkeep expenses, no duplication work nor extra books, but applicable to any system of entry on the books now in use. With less work than you now have, it virtually gives an automatio Trial Balance at tho completion of every pago of your Cash Boole, Day Book, etc., pointing out to you any errors that would upset your balance as they occur, and indicating beforo you open your ledger whose account therein contains a posting error. Particular*, oniy from HUGH DOUGLAS, 90, 92, and 94, Victoria-street, Wellinzton.

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