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Levin Daily Chronicle, 21 November 1918, Page 2

A DYING OCCUPATION— i —Yes,dying, if not dead—that of tlhe "offioe boy.'' The telephone—frhe runabout car and the cycle with other ,rapid means of communication and modern business convenience lias killed out the "offioe boy" of the past. He began His lifework with no knowledge thereof, and by din;: of steady application and hard work, gradually advanced. Parental remember to-day the Offioe Junior is expected to enter the world of business with a knowledge of business principles. He or she does not start, as of old, aft . se%?i - 'week, but more often at £1. It 'all depend® upon tlhe training. We train Juniors for business life. May we send you particulars of our "Specialised pradiioal. Oourse-'in (a) BoofckeepI ing; o'r-m '(b) Modern Accountancy; or 1 (c)' in Modern Business Methods and: (Organisation; or (dl) in Shorthand; ; or (e) in Business Arithmetic; o<r (f) in : OomerciaS English; of (g) in Complete < Business Training.. Say just wlhdcn inj terests you and write (to-day. ! HEMINGWAY and ROBERTSON'S ■ CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Ld , j AUCKLAND. (This School with 23,678 Successful and Satisfied Students behind it,)