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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 30, 2 September 1916, Page 8

J THE NEXT WAR, ! vvhieh will begin the clay that the present one ends—if it has not begun already—will be in the ECOiN'OMIC I FIELD. It will be a war as pitiless, in its way, as the one now raging. Only those whose methods of conducting business are thoroughly modern and scientific will stand a chance of sucIfc follows, then, thai all who hope to win on the Economic Field, must UNDERSTAND TH K WOR KING, A NX" THE APPLICATION OF ECONOMIC FORCES. They must understand Markets, Banking, Currency, Industrial Law. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WELLINGTON, provides an admirable course of study for those who wish to master the SCIENCE OF BUSINESS and are not eontent to remain rulo-of-thuinb practi tioners, working half their time in the dark and missing chance alter chance that a more •enlightened man would Our courses written throughout by Mr B. E. MURPHY', M.A., LL.B., B Com., F.R.E.S., First Class Honors, Barrister at Law, comprise the following subjects :—Economics, Industrial Law, Banking and Currency, Statistical Method, Economic Ceograp* ', Modern and Economic'History. Write for further partiulars to IJali. DIRECTOR, BANKS' COMMEIt CIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON.

,Many stories have been circulated that supplies of Wolfe's Schnapps are not procurable owing to war conditions. These statements are not true : ample stocks of Wolfe's Schnapps—made only in Holland—are available. Wine and spirit Merchants, Hotelkeepers and the Public are requested to report to the Agents any flagrant statement contrary to this announcement, when it will be promptly investigated. M. MOSS AMD CO., Sydney and Melbourne. Agents in Australasia for EOAUSE there must bo in advertised goods, a uniform high quality, otherwise the advertised article not being up to the standard claimed for it, will nci be purchased again, and the advertising will be unprofitable. &<l?erfciaing is Insurance, therefttTO, that the goods are as represented and good value. The consumer who buys advertised goods rarely makes a mistake. 'Stratford Evening Post" 'renders will profit hy a careful perns*! of the adrerfcimajf 00l-