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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17116, 11 April 1921, Page 8

PROFITABLE SPAKE TIME STUDY. BOOK-KEEPING I The man who is always preparing for the future must make hi* way in the world! YOUR prospects will be considerably bettered if you study Book-keeping and Business PraJiico now I Only a few hours are required each week to master this course—provided the student devote* those hours to earnest study. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Will teach you Double Entry, also the vartou° systems operating in professions, commercial houses, and trades. There are no set terms for studies to cornmince—yon can start any time. Instructors are qualified Accountants, who for years have specialised in coaching. Spare time study with'this highly successful College is profitable, therefore enrol now with BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, "Whitoombe and Tombs's Buildings, Cashel street. P. HARLE, A.P.A. (N.Z.), A.I.A. (N.Z.), H529C-3191 Director. as Southland is evidently securing any bueness that is offering from the North Island. Craitons are nominally worth 3s on truck?, with enquiry for other Tarieties. Chaff is having email enquiry, on '>a basis of £3 on trucks. Linseed—This cereal continues to weaken, and to-day is nominally worth £8 on trucks. Occasional small orders aire coming to hand, but the demand lacks animation. Potatoes—Several enquiries have been received, but the local potatoes are not yet ripe. The nominal value to-day is £3 10s on trucks. TATTERSALL'S HORSE SALE. Messra H. Mateon and Co. had an entry of 48 horses on Saturday. All classes were represented. Buyers were present for good young droughts and harness horse 3, and many of this class were forward, with the result : that a good clearance was made under tho j hammer. The principal transactions were:— For John Tate (Hororata), four-year-old gelding £26, five-year-old gelding £B3, seven-year-old mare £ls, eight-year-old mare £25; for Leslie MocFarlane (Kaiwara), five-year-old .pare £2l, aged pony £o 10s, seven-yeax-old gelding £11; J. R. Young (Charing Cross), three-year-old' gelding £l4 10s; Mr McCormick (Lakeside), aged mare £6; client, six-veai-old mare £36 10s; N. Blnck (Sheffield), eight-year-old gelding £2B; T. Q. Withell (Papanui),' pony, gig, andharness £49, edght-year-old gelding £l4 10s; client, horse, oart, 'end harness £9 10s, five-year-old hack £8; H. Stevens (Templeton) mine-year-old mare £ls 10s; client, four-yeai-ald gelding £27; J. H. Garland (Op*awa), rubber-tyred gig £35; client, gig £23. Aged hacjks and ( harness horses sold at from £2 15s to £5. SATURDAY'S POULTRY MARKET. Messrs J. B. Merrett and Co. had a large entry of poultry on Saturday. > Prices were good, and there was a keen demand for mime quality. Table chickens lealised 6s 6d to 13s 9d, hens 3s 6d to 8s 9d, ducks 6e 6d to lis, pullets 8s 6d to 22& geese 8s to 10b 6d> turkeys lis to 47s 6d, all per pair. EGG MARKET. There is a good demand for eggs. The supply has eased considerably. Canterbury Egg Circle first grades' .ore 3s, sepondsi 2s lOd. These prices are'fixed by the committee until further notice. 6