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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1918, 30 October 1906, Page 1

THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS gJEI-IITJ SORANTON, UNITED STATES. »INHERE are over 5000 Studmls o! the JL 1.0.5. in New Zealand. Quite a number of them are in fchia district, so that leferenoe is easy. The Sohcols teaoh wherever the mails reaoh. The lessons are oarefully graduated and clearly explained- You study in your spare moments just whon you like. The system of teaching is individual—you are a olass by yourself; no waiting for dull pupils and no rushing to oatoh up with the bright ones The first lessons are mailed to Students immediately on enrolment, from the head office of the I O.S. in Wellington. There is no wasting time. , , . With nearly all oourses the student is Jurn'ahed with bound volumes, so that there ore no books to buy. The foes are moderate and may bo paid spot cash or easy monthly instalments. , The schools are open to both sexes. If you wish for particulars write or oall upon the local agents— KERB & CARTER.

MY IMPRESSION. ■>Tis my impression that I do quite right When I with Harris’s customers unite: In laat I state it as my firm conviction, In which I fairly challenge contradiction. ’Tis mv impression that the finest Ale Is at tho Albion Club, and finds ready sale, But are my favors to Ale oonfined ? Are no* the spirits ''f the finest. kind ? To this a ready answer I oan give, A ready answer in the affirmative. Between the beer and the spirits I use I frankly Bay there’s nothing to chooseTo the Albion I shall always k.ep, ■qjnowing the dally benefits I reap. And this Impression I shall ever retain. s£g Bawls ne’er gives reason to complain,