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ELSIE LINCOLN BENEDICT

LECTURES IN CONCERT CHAMBER The International Opportunity League, through its chief Englishspeaking lecturer, Elsie Lincoln Benedict, will offer a series <Kf free leetures on self-improvement to the people of Auckland, beginning on Tuesday, May 13, in the Town Hall. Mrs. Benedict, with her husband, Ralph Paine Benedict, and their general manager, Carl PI. Ward, is on her second round-the-world lecture tour, the next laps of which will take her to Australia, South Africa and England. In England she has lectured before and has a large following. She and Mr. Benedict are the founders of the Benedict School of Opportunity, said to be the most successful lecture and extension institute in the world. They are the authors of many popular books on self-advancement and allied subjects', rs well as numerous works on travel, biography and psychology.

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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 968, 10 May 1930, Page 16

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ELSIE LINCOLN BENEDICT Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 968, 10 May 1930, Page 16

ELSIE LINCOLN BENEDICT Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 968, 10 May 1930, Page 16

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