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Levin Daily Chronicle, 9 November 1918, Page 2

A DYING OCCUPATION— —Yes. dying, if not dead—that of- t/he "office boy." The telephone—fho runabout car and the cycle with other rapid means of communication and modern business convenience has killed out tfh& "office boy" of the past. He began his lifework with no knowledge thereof, and by dint of steady application and lhard work, gradually advanced!. Parents! remember to-day the Office Junior is expected to enter the world of business with a knowledge of business principles. He or she does not start, as of old, aL 5s a week, but more often at £1. It al(i. depends. upon tfhe training. ,We train Juniors for business life. May we send yon particulars .of our Specialised practical Course in (a) Bookkeeping ;or in (b) Modern Accountancy; or (c) in Modern Bnisinecs Methods and Organisation; or (di) in Shorthand; or (e) in Business Arithmetic; or (f) in ComerciaJ English; of (g) in Complete Business Training.. Say just which interests yoii and write (to-day. HEMINGWAY and ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, ML, . t > x • AUCKLAND. . (This School with 23,678 Successful and Satisfied Students hehind it,)