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THE QUESTIONS OF THE DAY Would yon learn how war and peace, invention and discovery nave produced our present civilisation? Would you learn the stirring story of Italian Unity, of France's Eternal Power oi Renascence and Resurrection, of the Growth of the British Empire, of the Rise of Japan, the Progress of America, the Unification of Germany? Do you understand such terms as the Eastern Question and the Munroe Doctrine ? ■ - Would you learn something of the wonderful system of credit between Nations and within Nations that has grown up in the last century? Would you understand the Economic Machinery of the Modern State? Would you learn the Tariff Developments of the World? In short, do you want to know the achievements of "The Wonderful Century?" If so, take the Correspondence Courses in MODERN HISTORY AND ECONOMICS (Complete Typewritten notes—Text Books unnecessary) prepared by MR B. E. MURPHY, M.A., LL.B. (First Class Honours in Mental and Moral Philosophy), Barrister and Solicitor.

WRITE AT ONCE TO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WELLINGTON. 1 .0. Box 162. H. AMOS. Director o anytnm When you are absolutely iner and tired out, it shows your nerve 8 are overtaxed—strained and weakened. Strengthen them with Fletcher's Phosphatonio, the reliable nerve food. It brings back your energy—makes yon cheery and strong, and gives nights of sound sleep. i cures where others fail because it a natural tonic. It's a nerve- . builder contains phosphorus, nature's own remedy. Get a bottle, '-',<) and 4/0 at chemists and stores, oi post free from Cha-i. A. Fletcher, Chemist. 1 L I BORTHWICK AND SONS •• Receiving dates for— , : SEPTEMBER— ,',' \ -Monday 13—Toko. Tuesday 14—Stratford. i Wednesday 15—Midhirst. Tuesday 11—To Wern. J. BUTCHER, Representative.

HME INJJLSWOOD 00-OPEKi - TIVE BACON-CUBING 00. LTD., ar* Buyeri of Prim© Bmoj Pigi from 1121 b to 1601 b, dead weigb (maiden ■owa or btrrows), froix Shareholder* avlj, **d will recaiv* follow* *-~ SEPTEMBER— At 'the Factory (Wednesdays) September and 29th. Monday 13—Tariki. Tuesday 14—Smart Road. ' Monday 27—Waitara. SWAM BEAND. DIMOOK AND 00., LTD. » » «* will receive Prime Baoon Pi«« at tlie following weighing stations. RECEIVING DATES. SEPTEMBER— Midhfrst—2oth. Toko—2lst. Stratford—22nd. OCTOBER— Tariki—l2, 26. Stratford—6, 13, 20, 27. Midhirst—ll, 25. Douglas—s, 19. J. MARRA, Representative, Stratford. FTIHI WOODVILLE BACON TO will reeoive pigs as follows: SEPTEMBER— Stratford, 27tli, from 11.45 to 2. Midhirst 27th. from 9.30 to 11.30. Inglewood, 2Sth; Toko, 29th. , J, YANM/E, Representative.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 13, 14 September 1915, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 13, 14 September 1915, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 13, 14 September 1915, Page 3

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