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Taihape Daily Times, 10 May 1918, Page 8

Skep in Enough last night ? Did you sleep like a top, never feeling the cold, or did you wake up at intervals with feet like ice and shivering all over? K you did feel chilly and ensure comfortable sleep during the cold, wintry nights A wide range of good Hot-Water Bags awaits your inspection. Made from good quality rubber and fitted with paten s earn ““prices ot Ho:-Water Bass ten »een Increasing but our prices are very low-vre bought at prices ruling many months ago. Prescriptions accurately and promptly dispensed. PRESCRIPTION CHEM IST AGENT FOB NY ALL'S HIGH Box IS. and OPTICIAN CLASS PREPARATIONS TAIHAPE

IMAIN TRUNK DINING ROOMS (Late PhttMp») STATION STREET : : : TAIHAPE HIGH-CLASS COOKERY TISH SUPPERS EVERY EVENING ALL FRESH FISH IN SEASON ALWAYS ON SALE A TRIAL SOLICITED FISH AND CHIPS TO TAKE HOME OF VITAL IMPORTANCE— To those already in offices or desirous of being engaged in the Business W orld. - , : Important modifications have recently been made to the Courses for THE ACCOUNTANCY DEGREE, and THE UNIVERSITY DIPLOMA IN BOOK-KEEPING. One or other of these Diplomas is essential to success In Modern Business. Under the new Regulations the ordinary Matriculation as a Preliminary is to be replaced by a special examination —THE ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY. This will entail, among other subjects, a knowledge of Elementary Economics and Civics. ( Latin,, Geometry, Algebra will no longer.be compulsory. A new Diploma is also created—that for the QUALIFIED COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTANT. S This is the age of Efficiency; you owe it to yourself , and the Empire to QUALIFY. Firstly, then, you should ascertain the new conditions. We have produced a booklet explaining simply and fully the new Regulations. Send for it to-day, and by return we will forward it post-paid without obligation on your part. Address; HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON. Professional Teachers by Mail of Book-keeping, Accountancy, and all Business Subjects. Union Buildings, Auckland. (P.O. Box 516) RANTED KNOWN —The richest most fragrant and most economical tea you could buy is Dandelion fea. Blended by one of the foremost tea-tasters in Wellington, it merits your choice. Try a pound at 1/8, 1/10, 2/, and 2/2.— H. D. BENNETT LTD., Awarua House, Talhape. Some Sauoe than; which, why, L-otuf Sr&nd o£ coursw. ■ Boots, Shoes, and all kinds or dainty footwear for ladles, ror wear for gents or laajm, G. E. Little is not equalled, G. E. Little, the Shoe Merchant, (