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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 53, 5 March 1915, Page 3

DO YOU UNDERSTAND. ACCOUNTS? Can yon readily find out how your affairs stand? Do you know how to prepare a Balance Sheet? If not, let us send you particulars of our excellent Correspondence Courses in PRACTICAL PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING PRACTICAL PRACTICAL Most helpful Bookkeeping Course in New Zealand. Not a scrap of useless theory from first lesson to last. ' A Merchant, Farmer, Doctor or Estate Agent will be quickly'and individually taught AT HOME how to keep his own hooks and how to find out at any moment the coudition of his business. This Course will also prove invaluable to all desirous of ...SECURING A POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER. Every student writes up the actual transactions of a merchant in the necessary books of account, and makes out the commercial documents required. Frequent Trial Balances taken out and many Balance Sheets prepared. All work corrected and criticised by three professional Accountants : Messrs J. Mcintosh, C. 13. Robertson, and J. L. Arcus, and by an experienced teacher, Mr E. .L. Enting, who has passed the Final Accountancy Exam. Send Postcard to-day for Prospectus. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WOODARD ST., WELLINGTON. P.O. Box 162. H. AMOS. Director.

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