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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 664, 16 May 1929, Page 10

To the man who doesn 9 t want to be an Accountant— BUT WHO REALISES THERE IS SOMETHING IN BUSINESS TRAINING. q f If W£ do not coach for examinations (but there is sincere personal guidance) . WE ask lor no weekly written work (but we will set you practical business problems it you wish it). N r O “passes or fails” or diplomas—(simply the facts upon which successful business is built). The fundamentals of financing, producing, selling and accounting acquired under close editorial guidance. These facts you are either big enough to use or fIiTT OUR* most successful subscribers don’t „li “finish” the course (but they dip into it whenever perplexing business problems arise) 4ITT SIXTY per cent, of our subscribers are managers or department heads over 30 years of age. There are a quarter of a million of them in the world—lsoo of them in New Zealand. You will know many of them. |T IF these facts strike you as being .;[j what you are looking for. you are invited to send for a FREE copy of the 80 page descriptive booklet, entitled “Forging Ahead in Business.” Use the coupon. ALEXANDER HAMILTON INSTITUTE, 11 Castlereairb Street, Sydney. N.S.W. Send me the new, revised edition of 'Forging Ahead in Business,” which T may keep without charge or obligation. Name Company } Address Auckland Rep.: .1. M. Ruddy, P.O. Box 422, Auckland. _ SU. ,