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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1293, 10 December 1896, Page 23

It was the intention of the late Professor Loisetto, when the necessary arrangemembß could be made, to present to the public in a cheap form, so as to bring within tho reach of everyone to acquire his system of menial training, the result of his life's study, kno»m as his Assimilative Memory System, originated by him and thoroughly revised and improved shortly before his death. This unexpected oven*- prevented him from carrying out his desire himself, but bis representatives, having secured all the rights attached to the system, are endeavouring to carry oat. his wishes as far as possible, and Ms* latest work is now published for the firsfe time, in a neat form, in a single book. Thesystem is so widely known all over thecivilised world that it hardly needs any reco:nmendatKui. bat if any testimony was requii-ad' of its efficacy, the minis given bypereons who are recognised authorities; speak of the results attained by its aid in t-ae< highest terms. Those who have any desir* for self-improvement should secure this work, which is obtainable from the Branch at Sydney. An, »«f ertfaemtnt. apneara ia tliia ton*,