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Taihape Daily Times, 17 August 1918, Page 5

Retailers and tradespeople generally have less trouble in getting in their accounts whCre National Prohition is vogue in Canada. Mr W. , Proudfoot, Liberal Leader of the Ontario Legislature, says:—"Retail merchants and butchers are quite strong in their statements that men who previously were in he habit of letting their accounts run, and from Avhom it was only with the greatest difficulty they were able to secure payment, now pay regularly without even I being dunned." This phase of matters represents a very valid reason why the Alliance Monster Petition for ' the abolition of the drink traffic in New Zealand should receive the support of tradespeople. B'e sure you sign it. — (Advt.)

NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS. EXAMINATIONS, 1918. Intending Candidates are reminded that entries for the 1918 Examinations of the Society—to be conducted by the University of New Zealand in the month of November —close with the Registrar of the University of New Zealand, G.P.0., Box 1524, Wellington, on or before the 2nd DAY of SEPTEMBER, prox. Forms of entry may be obtained from the Registrar of the University, or from the undersigned. Copies of Syllabus, giving full particulars of Examinations, may be had on application. EXAMINATIONS, 1919. Copies of a preliminary Syllabus for the year 1919 are available. As there are material alterations in the Course, intending Candidates are advised to apply for copies to the undersigned. ERNEST W. HUNT, Secretary. Accountants' Chambers, Johnston Street, Wellington. 12th August, 1313.