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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16243, 18 January 1927, Page 9

I CAN SUCCEED ! •f/V/J / D/D--through I.C.S. Training in < *it «p.,rc time, i;i mv own home, *( the lining con of a few hour! of mv time iltilv ' n.) a few shillings oi mv wage* monthly { ()} course the I.C.S. can train you too. i 'Send to Enquity Coupon ind find out far rotriili, i ■ ■ POBT THI9 POHTION • • • , , U>tcrnational Correspondent* < Schools (Australasia) Ltd. ' ? f>s Cuba Btrwet, Wellington. ] i Sirs—Please send rne a (te» HtiiS>ectUS • I jiving full particu ms of all branches of the 4 f profession ot occupati'in bef'jt" which I k havo marked X. If your subnet is not on ' J thb list, write it here ._„„.. ► —Architect, —Accountant, i —Building Contractor, — General Bookkeeper. 1 —Concrett Contractor, —.S ore Bookkeeper, -Sanitary Engineer, — Station Bookkentot, -Structural Engineer, —Start Manager, Shirt Engineer Window Dresser, (P Surveyor, — Show Card Writer, \ \ —Carpeiter, —Rela'l Salesman, i I —Plan Braver, —Otitdo«r Salesman. t —Mo'or Mtchanlc, —Advertising Wgt. \ k --Motor Electrician, —Commercial Artist, 4 -t'ectrlcal Engineer, —Sales Letter Wrier, , f - Radio Experimenter, —Shorthand Writtr, \ \ —Mecf\Drauthlsman,—Jcurnalist l I , —Mechanical Engln'r, —General Education, , ' -■Coltiew Engineer, —French or Spanish, \ -Steam Engineer, —Milliner, —i<efrigerat'n Engln'r, —Dressmaker, Clhcti «re nearly 3,000.000 I.C.S. .tudentt, '- over 19,0001 of tin* being in New Zetland.) 1 ■■ (INQUIRIES COST NOTHING—WRIT* NOW i 9 Noma - Aft.... 0ccupati0n.................».« ..- i Address „....„._....- . . \ MJBTHV.EN "«N«b!'s»3W| I lllllllinlli THE METHVEN LOW DOWN CISTERN Juink Bushing. IMechaixes thn-p cuUou* f later in seven seconds. No noisy oliam. M»'l n wict iron or porcelain. Ask your iromuoug* or plumber lo show it. MEJHVENS. Ltd., Makers, DUNEDIN. Wholesale— W PinHlav 11ft Pn«l W.iwt. dishorna iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiii IRISH MOSS I have smoked Edgeworth from one end of the country to the other during the v\ past ten years. Always \ the same."

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