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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14706, 5 June 1920, Page 4

"NAZOL" is what yon want. Penetrating, ©oothinCi healing. No_ cold is Nazol-proof. Beware of imitations. -y, D. HAMILTON AN D SONS STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS. (Country Members of Dunedin Stock Exchange.) AH Classes Sharebrokinß Business transacted. Telegraphic Address: "Familton." Oamarb. 984 UNION- STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD. Steamers will sail as nnder (weather and circumstances permitting)— For AUCKLAND Only—s.s. WANAKA Early. For NELSON and NEW PLYMOUTH s.s. CORINNA, Jnne sth. For AUCKLAND from Lyttelton, via EAST COAST—s.s. MONOWAI. 7th Jane. For NAPIER and GISBORNE—s.s. TE ANAU Earlv. For SYDNEY, trom WELLINGTON—s.s. MOERAKI, 10th June. For VANCOUVER from Auckland— R.M.S. MAKURA, about ,Bth June. For SAN PFAJVCISOO. from Wellington.—R.M.S. MARAMA, loth Jnne. . For WELLINGTON—s.s. FLORA, about June 7 th. Ferry- Serines.—s.s. MAORI, from Lyttelton to Wellington Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on arrival of the eecond express from the South; s.s. WAHI N K on Tuesdays, Thursdays and 'Saturdays, on arrival of the second express fiom the South. NOTE.—PASSENGERS and Cargo South Sea Islands (Tonga), Samoa, Fiji, Tahiti, Rnratonga, etc), and. the principal ports of Australia: also by the Orient Line to and from Colombo and London, and by the Ca-nadian-Australasian and San Francisco Royal Mail Lines to and from Honolulu, Victoria, Vancouver, San Francisco, and Europe. VN7SJN STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZELLAND. LTD.

THE MAN WHO WOULDN'T STAY DOWN.

HE 'was patting in l°ng hours at monotonous unskilled work. His small pay scarcely lasted from one week to tho'iTest. Pleasures were few and far between, and he couldn't save » coit. He was down—but he wouldn't stay there! He saw other men promoted, and he made up his mind that what they could do he could do. Then ha found the reason they were promoted was because thev had special training—an. expert knowledge of some one line. So he made up his mind that he would get that kind of training. He marked and mailed to the I.C.S. a coupon like the one below. That was bis first step upward. It brought him jnst the information he was looking for. He found he could get the training he needed right at home in the hours aftor supper. From that time on he spent part of his spare time studyiag. The first reward was not long coming—an increase in salary. Then came another. Then he was made Foreman. Now be is' Superintendent, with an income that means independence and all the comforts and pleasures that make life worth living. It just shows what a man with ambition can do. And this man is only one outof hundreds of thousands who hare climbed the same steps to success with the help of the International Correspondence Schools. WHAT ABOUT YOU? Are you satisfied merely to hang on where you are-or would yon, too, like to have a real job and real money? It's entirely tip" to yon. You don't have to stay down. YOll can climb to the position yon want in the work voa like best.- Yes, you can! The I.C.S. is ready and anxious to come to you, wherever yon are, with the very help yon need. Surely when you have an ipportunity that means so much, you can't afford to let another, priceless hour pass without at least finding out about it. And the way to do that is easy—without cost, without obligating yourself in any way. Mark and mail this coupon— INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. R. N. RIDD. Otago Agent, Box 168 m, Invercargill. Explain, without obligating me. how lean qualify for the position, or in the subject/ before which I mark X: Electrical Engineer. Electric lighting and Railways. Electric Telegraph' Engineer. Telephone Work. Mechanical EngineerMechanical' Draftsman. Machine Shop Practice. Toolmafeer. Gas EngSie Operating. CSyil'Engineer. Surveying and Slapping. Mine Foreman or Engineer. Stationary Engineer. Marina- dEn^ineer. Ship _ Draftsman. Architect. Contractor and' Builder. Architectural Draftsman. Concrete -Boilder. Structural r Engineer. Plumbing and Heating. Sheet Metal Worker. Textile-Overseer or Supt. Chemist. Salesmanship. Advertising.. Window Trimmer. Show Card Writer. Sen Painter. Illustrating. Cartooning. Bookkeeper. Stenographer and Typist. Good English. Teacher. Common School Subjects. Mathematics. Automobile Operating. Anto Repairing. Navigation, Ajp-rcnltore. Poultry • Raising. Name Present Occnpation City ...r... Street and' No.