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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 75, 20 July 1914, Page 3

BOOK-KEEPING AMD ACCOUNTANCY TAUGHT BY POST. DO yon wish to obtain a sound, practical knowledge of Double Entry Book-keeping, or to qualify for the position of Accountant? If so, enrol as a Correspondence Student of BANKS'S' GOMMEFJGSAL COLLEGE, Unaided study is toilsome and disheartening. You need the guidance of an expert who can solve the problems that bailie so many self-taught students. Our Home-Study Courses m Book-keeping and Accountancy have been prepared by Sir J. S. Barton, F.1.A., X.Z., Solicitor of the Supreme Court, and Lecturer in Accountancy and Auditing at Victoria University College, Wellington. The work of every student is corrected and criticised by three • Professional Accountants, Messrs. J. Mclntosh, C. B. Kobertson, and J. L. Arcus This College has been established ten years, and has a roll number of over 400 students. It lives and grows by its successes. It desires to make YOU a success. Write to-day for Prospectus Xo. 2 containing full particulars of our Correspondence Courses. BANKS’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 11 GREY STREET, WELLINGTON. m mm A" v MIM liiiSi wsmm* mm IL 6% , JjvW I As Safe for Children as for Adults ! When the delicate tissue* »f your child’s throat are afeclcd —when the tender lungs ©f infancy are threatened!—belter act quickly. Bonnmgton’s Carrageen Irish Moss Is the safe and certain remedy for children I contains so opium, the dose is small, the relief quick, the cure lasting. Best by test for half a century. Here’s one case: Hospital Road, New Plymouth. 7////, **l wist to testify ts w//, the curative power '/////. of your medicine, Bob- >//// ninglon’j Irish Mots. ///. \Vc Have a Ismily ft! six young children, end .* we arc living ,7/t in a wet district, they f/M are often troubled i///l with colds. \ke tried '///// several preparations in the past, but found none equal to Bonningtoo’s Irish Moss. ’ Fred Hendry. ■///, Take s bottle home ///) with you to-night I '// Insist on 7/'/ Bonnintrton’s. I eONNINCTONS CARRACEtN RISH MOSS | ///Si CtOACE potINWCTCS Break New Ground and Grow Bumper Crops by do op ploughing with “ Eruplite.” Tho hard, compact subsoil is a store of nourishment. •tiV HJ6» tSV-W /the Saf cry explosive | ■ ssaaranstiaEmßau^E^^aißtiHKißasxsts^ will loosen that hardpan —release tho imprisoned food—conserve moisturedrain the surface and charge the soil with, fertilising Potash. 1 A few pounds of Eruptite will break and fertilise the ground wonderfully. Eruptite is as safe to handle as a spade. For full particulars get free Booklet from—the eruptite safety EXPLOSIVE GO., im Local Agents; X T .Z. Loan and Mercantile Agonov Up., Ltd.