THE LONDON SCHOOL BOARD Having decided to teach typewriting in its schools, lately bod an exhaustive report made on the merits of all machines.’ Result The Royal Bar*Lock was adopted as rank* ing “ first in point of durability and the ease with which the pupils can acquire its use,” thus endorsing the opinion of 40 railway companies and tens of thousands of insurance, shipping and other public and private corporations and firms. The day of “upside down ” machines and quartz-crushers which jamb the typo is past. ‘1 ho freo gift of 36 socalled “peerless” machines didn't even “fetch”, the School-Board, Send for catalogue of tho up-to-date “ Bar-Lock.” B. J. Le Grove, 43, lambton quay. 990
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3265, 23 October 1897, Page 2
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