MEMORY TRAINING.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VII, Issue 333, 10 December 1896, Page 5

MEMORY TRAINING.

In another column appears an advertisement of Mr Maurice Keesing’s Improved Memory System. This method, which is copyright in the British world, has sterling merits of its own. The author gives full explanation, either verbally or by correspondence, of the way to use the principles shown in the work. We are informed he is able to perform wonderful feats of memory himself, and anyone, it is said, can do similar things. It is the very thing for men interesteed in sporting and athletics, as it makes the remembering of records easier. It is also a good method of self-improvement, and the author has high praise from those who know.