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Hokitika Guardian, 10 September 1919, Page 2

j CHOW-CARDS are recognised as one f of. the best means of interesting and influencing the public to buy. Our Course enables the student to write artistic cards. This Course solves the problem for youngi men and women I eager to better their position. The average time required to complete the Course is about ten months, land in this comparatively short period I students can* undertake this pleasant and remunerative line of work. J The following subjects comprise the ' Course: | Show-card Writing—77 pages, 83 illustrations. Letter Formation—33 pages, 12 illustrations. Show-card Design and Ornament—parts, 119 pages, 138 illustrations. Pen Lettering —34 pages, 27 illustrations. Air-Brush Show-Cards—29 pages, 23 illustrations. Supplementary Alphabets—29 pages, 24 illustrations. 15 Drawing and Lettering Plates. A complete" Show-Card Writer’s Drawing Outfit, valued at £3/10/-, is supplied as part of the Course, togeth-"' er with one Deference Volume, Write to-day for special circular to MANAGED, INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, 63 DIXON STDEET, WELLINGTON. "yyWLD gTREET JgAKEDY. LAUGHTON. BROS., (Formerly in Kanicri and GreymouUi. Give us a share ot your patronage, and we will be satisfied that our goods will secure all your trade. HAVE PLEASURE in announcing ;nat they have commenced in business as HAKERS AND CON- j FECTTONERS in the premises in Weld Street, lately occupied by Jlr D. Buchanan. Guaranteed—a first Class mimic. «t a reasonable figure. Term l- Cash; or coupon" 1 ”” .. ——‘ITSI--JL2J!???!!!!™ J5!iL?9 No more grinding of teeth with Wade’s Worm Figs. Price Is 6d. ■