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Otaki Mail, 24 December 1919, Page 4

SUMMER COLDS. A. summer cold requires just as much attention as one you contract in the winter. In the summer you are more lightly clad and therefore more easily affected by the frequent changes of climate. Get rid of your cold directly it develops by taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. A cold may not be serious in the beginning, but it often leads to troublesome complications. Treat a cold in the first stage and it is quickly got rid of. You will be wise if you get a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to-day for immediate use when you catch a cold. All chemists and storekeepers.—Advt.

I CLERKS AND BOOK-KEEPING. l | Ii is unreasonable for you to expect a good position with good salary without QUALIFICATION. Quiet and thoughtful consideration must convince you that unless you help yourself no one else will or can. No matter what your age or experience may be. you cannot deny the value of possessing your Accountancy Degree. tVe number among our students bank managers, accountants, secretaries, business managers, factory managers, and others holding very responsible positions. The truth of the matter is that pre-sent-day business men have been educated up to demand only qualified men as accountants and book-keepers, and they won't be satisfied with less. j You will be well advised to go into i this matter of qualifying now— don’t J PUt it off.. I

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