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Rn increases the defensive forces of the body. To keep fit drink Bovril. . '."';'■'., BRITISH TO THE BACKBONEAre you satisfied in your present position, or are you anxious to see the World's Wonders? By taking up Wireless as a profession you have the World at your feet Apart from sight-seeing and a fascinating profession to follow, you also have a good remuneration to more than help you along. •'. Combine all these factors and you have what you could never settle in your mind. Allow us to help you to decide. ~ Our course in Wireless is the last word in completeness, both theoretical and practical. Arrangements are now being made for the installation of 1-J KW Marconi Sets which will allow students the necessary practical experience required to obtain the Ist Class P.M.Gr. Certificate of Proficiency in Hadio-Telegraphy. ; Our course is from six to eight months, and our fees £10/10/0, taught either in class or through the post. Send for a prospectus and enrol for first session. DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY. E. OQILVIE, Manager. P.O. Box 922, Wellington.