Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 1 July 1922, Page 6

Over 26,000 people from 10 to 70 years of age in South Africa, Australin and New Zealand have learned to Play the Piano under the "Sullivan SysteJta in 8 Lessons.” Thousands of them have given their written testimonies that they | would have never been able to Play had it not been for this simple, sure method, g Most of them could not read a note of music when they commenced, and many g others were discouraged learners of the old, ” hard-to-understand ” method. xok-'s! I ! Two NEW j! I ZEALANDERS B ‘ ve t ’ ,e ’ r lo’ W’x/ 3 Opinions—Read H their Letters— Observe the ' I IHwM Dates HI 1411 2103 gj! Miss Una Cole-Denton, Otaki, claims:—2lst September, 1921. “ I am more than pleased with your System of Learning to Play (he Piano, and really thought it quite impossible. I have now completed my Course of Lessons, and have passed all examinations." No. 141 F M Mr. H. Chappell, Fairto, writes:—3oth August, 1921. “ This is to certify l&S that lam thoroughly satisfied with the ‘ Sullivan System ’of Learning to Play Piano in 8 Lessons. lam sure it is a great Boon for any person, young or old." 1 No. 2103 UNDISPUTED EVIDENCE Kj Over 3,600 Testimonials such as these you have just read are on file in our offices, and are open to Public Inspection at any time. They all claim that the I" Sullivan System ” is the most wonderful and amazingly easy method of learning Piano. 7,000 New Zealanders alone are Students of the “ Sullivan Conservatorium ” —and others are enrolling every day. Make yourself the next Pupil. YES! YOU CAN DO IT One Lesson a week for 8 weeks by Post will enable you to Play Waltzes, Songs, Hymns, Dance Music, Marches, etc. No previous knowledge of music required. No tedious exercises or wearisome scales. You will be able to Play a Waltz with the first Lesson, and a thrilling March with the Second Lesson. NO TRICK MUSIC-NUMBERS OR MAKESHIFTS SMALL FEE—EASY TERMS UDET TUITION and Prof. /WCtD | fULL Sullivan’s Free Book UFrljlV g For advertising purposes only, the “Sullivan Conservatorium ” will give § “ Free Tuition ” Courses to a limited number of new Pupils in .any part of Nev S Zealand, the only charge being a small one to cover cost of Clerical Help, Music, » Printing, etc. ' . S Fill in Coupon below and receive Prof. Sullivan’s Free Book, “ How to Play Piano in 8 Lessons," together with full particulars and term? of this generous “ Free Tuition ’’ Offer. Do it Now. Here’s the Coupon—Fl & isesraHssagtav m SULLIVAN Sludic <?5 Gentlemen: I enclose 4 Penny 5 Sullivan’s FREE BOOK, “ How t< » culars of your “ Free Tuition Offer.' Name (Mr., Mrs., Miss) ® bn-8o Address

THE WORLD HAS TOO M/ OF THEM. QOME rolk are like sheep. They f along the beaten track in the of the others—a nibble here, a n there, from already well nibbled No exercise of reasoning power—nt initiative to impel them to scram' the steep to -pastures wide and inv What keeps you a blind fol Specialised Training stands at you and waits for attention in your moments. Let us know of your ii in LAW. BOOK-KEEPING, AC< TANCY. PUBLIC SERVICE. T) ERS’ MATRICULATION. Our ( pondcnee Course teaches you thorn expeditiously and practically. Y< ahead just as fast as you desire pushed. There’s no waiting qn the “Laggard” of the class. You have centred on YOU that individual, personal attention that has gained us our fame. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON’S (Established October 1897) THE ACCOUNTANCY SPECIALISTS. Union Buildings, Customs Street East. AUCKLAND. 1462. P.O. Box 516

VACANCY FOR QUALIFIED BOOK-KEEPER OR ACCOUNTANT. QUCH advertisements are constantly appearing in our papers. The first question a prospective applicant asks himself, naturally, is—“l wonder if I could do the work?” For all these positions the qualified man must have a- tremendous advantage over the unqualified. This is only fair; aiid offers the qualified man some reward for his labors. How, then, can a young person become qualified? Banks College has complete and thoroughly practical courses in Book-keeping and Accountancy; the student is brought into touch with actual books of account and documents such as are used in every-day business. Our Local Director at New Plymouth will be pleased to illustrate and explain the courses to any prospective students, and also to furnish all information with regard to fee. etc. Prospectus may be had on application to him. BANKS (COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH AND NEW PLYMOUTH. New Plymouth Director. Mr. Vai. Duff, Devon Street, Box 212, 'Phone 382.