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j- J. big business man said the , seisest thing that las ever been said about the Alexander Hamilton Institute course:

“You can be successful without this Course —

A man may be a good sales manager and know nothing about factory management. He may be a good accountant and have little appreciation of advertising. He may be a commercial traveller and be utterly lacking in knowledge of corporation finance. BUT No man can be at the top of any business, his own or any other, without a working knowledge of all these departments. There are two ways to secure that knowledge: First, by a slow, patient accumulation of practical experience, in moving from department to department and mastering each in turn. Or— Second, by taking advantage of the experience, methods, ideas, and plans worked out by the most successful men in business and arranged for easy use by the leaders of business education. The second method is the method of the Alexander Hamilton Institute. Its Course and Service differ from anything else in modern education by the fact that you do not need to read a great deal in order to get immediate benefit. Any paragraphs of any book, lecture, or letter may contain just :he idea that your company needs at this particular moment. We iiave said that there are 5271 -efinite practical ideas in the Course. But there is no limit to the number of ideas that can be gotten out of the Course. We ask every business man who reads this column to send for the free little book which tells how the Course and Service is arranged for immediate reference use. It contains, in brief summary, the experiences of 300,000 business men who would no more think of being without this modern aid than they would think of being without the typewriter and the telephone. You owe it to yourself to send for this little book. It will come to your office, or to your home, as you prefer, and can be read through easily in half an hour. Post this Coupon To-night.

| To J. D. MACXIE, 1 Eox 422, Auckland. 1 Alexander Hamilton Institute of Australia, Ltd. | Send mo the new revised edition of I “Forging Ahead in Business,” • which I may keep without obligation I Signature I Business Address Business Fosition

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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 152, 17 September 1927, Page 13

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Page 13 Advertisements Column 1 Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 152, 17 September 1927, Page 13

Page 13 Advertisements Column 1 Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 152, 17 September 1927, Page 13

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