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Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1922, Page 6

C. C. WARD, HAWERA & ELTHAM

Learn Sketching at Home By our new method, ""’’'X as well as is showfl ji evolved after years -.jA/ her®, if you follow of study on the part /I our instructions and of the Principal, we practise half-aa-hom GUARANTEE to J each day in JTOU* teach you to DRAW spare time. Our course of 12 well-illustrated lessons is built up from those given in OU( personal school, and the system of teaching is such that anybody of avengi intelligence can learn. The school has been established 27 years, and WH OPENLY CHALLENGE ANY CORRESPONDENCE ART SCHOOL to get ae goo< /esults as we do by our new EVOLUTIONARY SYSTEM OF DRAWING. Modern methods are always better than old, and over 2000 satisfied pupils 2an testify to this fact. Being the first Correspondence Art School in New' Zealand, we must uphold our reputation, and this can only be done by GIVING - SATISFACTION. The ———— “Evolutionary System* 1 Q is original, simple and S sure, disproving the old idea that drawing cannot q be taught by post, also that “talent” is nec- . esaary for one to becomwl p--- an artist. As you, ara- ’ T I ? _ taught to play the pianou ———. ® g<> y OU can taught t<J "-x draw, the latter being.' even more simple than' C-’"'*’'-' I \ the former, as you are 1 a < more familiar with the human form than U ,i. . . . P* ano » an< l V x j es cause your hand hae jflr < heen trained to write all ' K your life. If rules are 1 C given fot drawing (and \ V this is the secret of- out tuition) once those rnlee are learned, you are able to apply them. We have just published the fifth edition of a twenty-eight page booklet, containing 100 illustrations, and giving valuable information regarding both out Art and Showcard bourses. It also explains how you can obtain ABSOLUTELY FREE TUITION with very little trouble to yourself. SHOWCARD WRITING. A special course of the above has been written for window -dressers, shopassistants, etc., and those who wish to increase their earning capabilities should not miss this chance. When you write for our Booklet TO- DAY, enclose a copy of the sketch al the top of this notice for FREE, PERSONAL CRITICISM, also two two-penny stamps to cover postage, etc., and address to — THE PRINCIPAL. Department 10, JOSS SCHOOL OF ART, 466 Queen Street, AUCKLAND,

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