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New Zealand Graphic, 25 December 1910, Page V

MAIL INSTRUCTION [|MBJ|N >TRUCTIOX BY MAIL, as conducted by Messrs. Hi mingway X 5 Robertson’s Correspondence Schools, is now recognixda> one uf the -r H I most important factors in the educational world. That it is a most suc- ~ H | cessful way of acquiring knowledge has been proved over and over again. . /2t jgJX " v Instruction by Correspondence is bringing the school to the student, inc T. & ij? stead of sending the student to the school. That it has Wi' y. advantages over class tuition is at once admitted. A .. v "'~' ' £<- J± student may begin a course at any time. There are no set terms, and he progresses as quickly or as slowly as his time —— J and ability will permit. In any class this is impossible, the My'' genius must be sacrificed for the plodder. Under . • A U’*J the Correspondence System all lessons are ever “ * V-x I y ready for reference ; no time is lost in going to - 4’’’*' * --* * * - | and coming from class ; therein no turning out «Jks * * in all weathers at hoursun>i:itab’.v to thr ivr.:. A stu lent make-* - f llim-vlf : b.e at I.:- own convuiii ::.t. [135H5H5 **?*B£si Lastly, an ayyrvcia-dr .-dvaiitage of the method s th. privacy T it. This we recognise Lilly. » svmiir.g all matter t-> the student in plain —sealed wrappers. Why You ' should Study with Us. 14- years * . — of that time we have been teaching 1 v C rrespondence. Hun ire !" <»1 pounds have been expended in perfecting our Instruction Notes and Courses oi Lessons. Nearly 6,000 Students have ] a»o .. . .. • ••• . ’ ‘7‘. "Y* ’ obtained their diplomas, and are now occupving important and remunerative positions. The value of our Instructions has proved itselT. ' •; •••■ l * A ••'t' experience we have gained. If vou are really desirous of obtaining sound and practical assistance you should write for fml information. •• LIST OF COURSES. II Sp^'£^£y° r 'X 77 —————— I Public Exams.: 77x " —————— ■ z Society of Accountants .•" . /77 Special Business Course Practical Accountancy Course Law of Bankruptcy french Geometry I intermediate and final> />7 Students’Book-keepino Course Intermediate Examination Law of Trustees and Receivers Latin Science of Common ■ Matriculation IMT* Book-keepins Course fiJtiamiS Accountancy Law of Arbitration and Awards English | 0 r ’' ll • Advanced Book-keeping Course Law of Contracts Law of Bills and Chegues History Arithmetic ■ Pharmacy "A ” .■' Company Book-keeping Course Law of Companies Law of Bills of Sile Geography School Method ■ Solicitors'General Knowledge . /oy< Auditing Course Law of Partnership The Law of Commerce Physiology Shorthand | Medical Preliminary 7 HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON’S Schools, Ltd. A.UCKL.AIMD. N. Z.

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