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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14040, 24 April 1920, Page 8

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STUDY LAW •■ •'• With:-' Banks Commercial College, Wellington, Wfiw Plymouth, and . Christchurch. -Up- to the beginning of this year Banks College lias trained 512 candidates for the Law Examinations, 379. of -whom, haye been successful. rFor the last examinations the College presented 89 students, 68 of i whom passed. \" • , ; - While the best prizes at the Bar -come to comparatively.' few, nevertheless the profession is a remunerative ' one, and. an industrious practitioner of good ability can count on a secure and comfortable livelihood and a ; .position of importance and dignity. Apart from this, the Law is a- recognised avenue to all public posts in the i administrative .and political world that ; bring power and distinction. Most of 1 the great statesmen of modern times Are lawyers ;yhot necessarily practising lawyers, but qualified lawyers and men acquainted with . business principles. ! There is an increasing tendency among i the heads of the big administrative deI partments to look for a legal training hi. the men who are to rise to positions H. :AMOS. , Managing Director.

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