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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1307, 13 May 1915, Page 34

Mr. Norman Kerr, N.S.C.A., the noted physical culturist, notifies in our advertising columns items of interest to our athletic readers. Mr. Kerr holds the highest diplomas for physical culture, his clients including such well-known notabilities as John McCormack, Paul Dufault, Harry Lauder, Alex Violinin, etc. Mr. Kerr is a splendid illustration of the effects of physical culture, and those of our readers who are interested in the development of the human body to its highest capacity should call upon Mr. Norman Kerr and see for themselves what physical culture really means. Under Mr. Kerr’s method there is no undue exhaustion of the body, no after effects upon the heart. The system is one that'' enables the weakest framg to respond to the treatment given by Mr. Kerr that ultimately leads to the knowledge that health is wealth. Special classes are held for ladies, and it is to be hoped that the facilities offered by Mr. Norman Kerr will be eagerly availed of.