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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 60, 4 December 1926, Page 14

/ f Two ueara ago I said: tt a i 7 CAN SUCCEED I X AND 1 DID- through I.C.S. Training in A Y mt ipare time, in my own home, at the X Y trifling cott of a few hours of mv time daily, Y A and a few shillings of my wages monthly. A Y Of course the I.C.S. can train you too. A Y Send io Enquiry Coupon and find out for yoruself. A Y • POST THIS PORTION •• • X X International Correspondence i | Schools (Australasia) Ltd. Y A Roil'h BuiltliiiirM, Courtenay Place. Y A Sirs—Please send me a free Prospectus y Y £ivins full particuars of all branches of the A ▼ profession or occupati - >n before which I Y A have marked X If vour subject is not on i this list, write it here y A —Architect. —Accountant 6 Y —Building Contractor, —General Bookkeeper, A Y —Concrete Contractor, —5 ore Bookkeeper, Y A —Sanitary Engineer, —Station Bookkeeper, V X —Structural Engineer, —Store Manager, A Y —Shire Engineer —Window Dresser, Y $ —Surveyor, —Show Card Writer, a —Carpenter, —Re'all Salesman, A y —Pl an Draxrer, —Outdoor Salesman, Y A — Mo'or Mechanic, —Advertising Mgr. ▼ A —Motor Electrician, —Commercial Artist, A Y —Electrical Engineer, —Sales Letter Writer, Y —Radio Experimenter, —Shorthand Writer, V A —Meeh. Draughtsman, —Journalist, A Y -Mechanical Engin’r, —General Education, Y & —Colliery Engineer, —French or Spanish, y A —Steam Engineer, —Milliner, . A Y —Refrigerat’n Engtnr, —Dressmaker, T v (There are nearly 3.000.000 I.C.S. students. Y 0 over 19.000 of these being in New Zealand.) y A enquiries COST NOTHING—WRITE NOW A Name ▼ 6 Age Occupation y | Address V £>d. **ER DAY vO) I'’ift ecn shillings deposit and 3/6 per wee'r buys a speedy and dependable “Birmingham” Cycle —paid for while you ride. Decide NOW —ring, write, or call for full details. BOYS! Have you beard of our Xmas Gift Scheme? Come in and see us about it. Couchman A. Cycle Colii' 1 . 05 Courtenay Place ctoMT 1 . (near Fullers’) W||® Branch at New Plymouth.