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New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 304, 20 April 1945, Unnumbered Page

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Each section contains a compre- developments: They cover the complete syllabus of hensive Questionnaire which the student answers and each Examination, yet there is very little unnecessary sends into the College for correction and criticism. matter which tends frequently to confuse and dis- This enables the College to keep an individual check hearten the student keen to his examination with on each one S progress; and to offer any additional 0 minimum of delay. get help and guidance which may be thought necessary from time to time. HUNDREDS TRAINED BY DRULEICH To-day Druleigh Radio Students are to be found in in civil life after the war as a result of the progress interesting, well-paid positions all over the world. 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