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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1916, 27 October 1906, Page 1

LAWRENCE-KENNEDY MILKING MACHINES. DAIRY FARMERS doalrooe of obtaining particulars ot and Estimates for the erection of the Lawrenoe-Kennedy MILKING MACHINES should apply io the Loea Agent— WILLIAM E. AKROYD, Intercolonial Laud and M.M. Co. RING HP O- WATSON. CAB PROPRIETOR, Bright street.

THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS SCRANTON, UNITED STATES. • flHEßßare over 5000 Stud«nis of the X I.C.S. in New Zealand. Quite a number of them are in this district, so that reference is easy. .. 'Xhe Schools teaeh wherever the mails reach The lessons are carefully graduated and clearly explained. You Btudy in your spire moments just whon you like. P The system of teaching is individual—you are a olass by yourself; no waiting for dull pupils and no rushing to oatch up with the bright ones. .... a . . U'he first lessons are mailed lo Students immediately on enrolment, from the head office of the ICS. in Wellington. There is no westing time. With nearlv all courses the student is furn'shed with bound volumes, so that there are no books to buy. The fees are moderate and may be paid spot cash or easy monthly instalments. , , ~ The schools are open to both sexes. If you wish for particulars write or call Upon the local agents— KERR & CARTER.

WANTED. SIX GOOD BUBHMEN; also gooJ Camp Cook. Good wages given to good man Apply,— RlcH&BD g & HiWKINP, Wbatatutu. Or on Works,'{Barrington,