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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 13948, 2 January 1909, Page 3

===== A CONTRADICTION. J Messrs. Stott and Hoare, 1 that statements are being circulate! to the . .V effect that they are discontinuing business ~4 in Auckland, wish to emphatically deny ] this baseless rumor, and, furthermore, wish ' to inform their numerous afientelo that the „ '. .* solo agency for the Dominion of the famous ,~~ - Underwood Standard Visible Typewriter, ' ;: universally recognised as 'being the best and 'il most popular Visible' Typewriter now on 'J! the market, has been conferred on them for . ■ -4 many years to come. - ,|i Mr. E. Lewis-Purbrick, A.I.A.Y-., has -M been appointed manager of the sales depart- % ment, while the Business College Department will be /under his direction, assisted f by Miss Rosins' Oliver, as hitherto. The firm J has also ccyrnpleted negotiations by which air. Mauriioe K. Keesing, of the Cosmopoli- 1 tan College, will take over iho Educational Deparfn/enfc of the firm, and will be the - principal of this Department. _ v,r '■■ -C;.*;';.; JHiis iWnch of the .firm's activities ' will' ■ J# underV the sole control of Mr. Keesing, Supplemented by the systems of Messrs. ;.< Stott and YHoare, whose colleges in all the '■ principal ct\ n trcs of Australasia. £i»ye an tin- " rivalled rep&tation. for sound and successful ' I teaching, expending over a period of 25 • years. So wowd-famous has this firm be-; come, that thejir correspondence school' in s Australia has - (students in every ;.par «of -.. the island : continent, and also in- China. . d Japan, and even \Siberia. ■ \ ■ \ Ui .; . ' y \■ ' •