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Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1919, Page 2

CUS-POWER AND -MOTOR ENGINEERING. milE OPPORTUNITIES of obtaining -®- well-paid positions in connection with Gas or Oil-power Engineering are within tho reach of trained men only. 'l'll *, reliability of the Gas Engine being already a recognised fa-ct, there is an increasing demand for competent men to take charge of gas plants. The International Correspondence Schools have prepared eleven specialised Courses of Instruction as follows: Gas-Power and Motor Engineering. Gas-Power and Motor Design. Garage Superintendents.^ Motor Car Running. Motor Navigation. Motor Mechanics. Chaffeurs. Gas-Electric. Gas-Power Operating. Gas and Oil Engines.

We will be pleased to send a fi'ee booklet giving full particulars of all the above Courses. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. (Colonial) LTD. Head Office for New Zealand; 63 DIXON STREET, WELLINGTON.

Paterson, Michel AND CO. LTD. SEASON~L9I9-1920. Just Arrived! Seed Potatoes! Seed Potatoes! Early Vermonts Beauty of Hebrons Early Puritans Up-to-Dates British Queens Early Snowflakes Gamekeepers White Rocks Early Robin Adairs, etc., etc. ALSO Grass Seeds \ Grass Seeds! Cocksfoot Red Clover English Rye White Clover Italian Rye timothy Cow Grass Alsyke Crimson Ciover, etc., etc. ALSOCarrot, Swede, Mangold and all other agricultural and garden seeds. Superphosphates, and other agricultural manures, etc., etc.

ALWAYS IN STOCK. OATS, FLOUR, CHAFF, BRAN, POLLARD, WHEAT, ONIONS OAT MEAL LUCERNE HAY ETC., ETC., PATERSON, MICHEL & r,n WHARF ST. : : Plipne No. 2.

ARTHUR G. PILKINGTON, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. (J.ato Military Representative to First Canterbury Military Service Board), JJAS RESUMED PRACTICE at MASONIC CHAMBERS, Hamilton Street, HOKITIKA. ffiiwiws——