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Taranaki Daily News, 28 October 1921, Page 6

LEARN gHORTHAND & TYPEWRITING. The young person seeking a position in an office should take up the study of Shorthand and Typewriting. There is a great scarcity of qualified shorthand-typists. The junior doing this class of work in an office is constantly brought into close contact with the principals of the business, and therefore has a good opportunity of showing his or her worth, and thus securing advancement. Our classes are held daily throughout the year. Evening classes are also held. By diligent study a student can become a proficient ishorthand-typist after a year’s course with us. The classes are conducted by an experienced teacher (under the supervision of the Director). ENROL NOW! BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH AND NEW PLYMOUTH. VAL DUFF, Local Director. P.O. Box 212. TeL 382.

SUCCESS QUCCESS has dawned for many a man with the marking of an I.C.S. coupon. It was a simple act —an act that placed him under no obligation—but it proved to be the beginning of a career. Trained men are in demand everywhere. Draftsmen are wanted. Foremen and superintendents are wanted. Trained Electricians are wanted. Civil, Mechanical, and Mining (Engineers* are wanted. What does that mean to you? The INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS can train you for the calling you desire to follow. Send the coupon NOW. No cost to find out—no obligation. Architecture Building. Carpentry. Commercial Training. Salesmanship. Advertising. Concrete Engineering. Electrical Engineering. Motor Mechanics. Marine. • Steam. Mining. Civil Engineering. Commercial Illustrating. Book-keeping. Draughtsmanship. Show Card Writing, Sign Painting. Furniture-making? Two hundred courses to choose from. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. Head office for N.Z.: 65 Cuba Street, Wellington. Or P.O. Box 233, Wanganui. Name .<

Address YOUR ENEMY JQON’T allow inertia to rob you of the prime of your life—to steel from you your best years one by one, and fool you into failure by promises of great things in the future. You cannot hope to reap if you fail to sow. If you fail to act the future cannot contain anything for you but regret and disappointment. The law of achievement is, the same to-day as centuries ago. Those who act—who educate themselves in the right direction—gain success. Use your brains and ability. Give yourself a chance to ‘■’make good” and act NOW. Spnd for particulars of our Home Study' Course in PRACTICAL BOOK? KEEPING, or in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING, or in ACCOUNTANCY, or in COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING. , Which interests you? HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 1, LTD. P.O. Box 516. AUCKLAND.

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