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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1917, Page 2

AN INTERESTING announcement. The Management of the International Correspondence Schools realise that as a result of the war unique opportunities for advancement are presenting themselves to those ambitious men -who are willing to qualify themselves for the same. Many young men may wish to take tliis opportunity °f securing such advancement, or of changing their present, employment for one more congenial or more remunerative. With this in view and with a sincere desire to place an I.C.S. course of Instruction within the roach of all, the management of the In ternational Correspondence Schools have decided to offer an excetinally generous reduction of fees to all students enrolling during July and August. Tliis reduction will take the form of a “Student’s” Discount of 10%, with a further discount of 10%, off the original price provided the new student introduces oue additional^ student within one calendar month of his enrolment. Further particulars will be found in our advertising columns. The possibility of being called up in one of the ballots may lead some ' who would otherwise enrol, to hesitate before doing so. In order to meet any such eases, an undertaking is given by the Management of the International Correspondence Schools, that the payment of foes by any student will (if-de-sired) be suspended during his absence from New Zealand on active service. Prospective students are therefore urged to take advantage of this special offer and enrol at once.