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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 18, 19 August 1916, Page 8

LAW AND ACCOUNTANCY EXAMINATIONS. The most responsible and lucrative positions in the professional and commercial world arc open to the lawyer • and the accountant. BANKS’ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. .has now thirteen departments, hut its I principal work is still the preparation of students for the above exams, hull type-written notes are provided in all the professional subjects. These conla n copious references to relevant English and New Zealand cases. Complete courses arc also available in the necessary subjects tor the 11 Com. Degree. INSTRUCTORS: MR B. E. MURPHY, M.A. LL.B., B. Com., F.H.E.S., First Class Honors, Bar ris t er-a t-1 aiw. Mil H. H. CORNISH, M.A., LL.B , Double First Class Honors. Mil 0. C. MAZENGARB, M.A., LL. 13., Honors in Economies and History Mil J. L. ARCUS, F.1.A., N.Z., Rublie Accountant. Mil J. McINTOSH, A.1.A., N.Z., Public Aceountant. Send for a Prospectus to— H. AMOS. Director. Mr. Oliver Peacock, the popular tenor of the Red Dandies, writes:— I “am really grateful to Fluenzol and al“ways keep a bottle at the thcatie. It "seams to clear away the hoarseness "which we, coming from Australia to “New Zealand, suffer from.” Gargle for throats, swallow for influenza, and to cure catarrh and colds sniff up liquid Fluenzol. DAVE GRAHAM, Broadway, agent for Duncan and Davies, Now [Plymouth, has just received direct I from the Nursery, a beautiful choice, collection of Ornamental Shrubs and [Flowering Plants. Now’s the time to [place your order, if you want good results. Como to me for advice.

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