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Taihape Daily Times, 31 August 1918, Page 1

NEXT MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2nd. FRESH FROM THE CLEAN SWEEP CAMPAIGN OF CANADA W. D. BAYLEY, B.A. W. D. BAYLEY, B.A. W. D. BAYLEY, B.A. W. D. BAYLEY, B.A "Stumpy, round - faced, well - complexioned, iand redlieaded. A forceful, lucid, reasoning speaker.";—Dannevirke News. • ■ vV '•'Forceful, lucid, entertaining."— Taranaki News. .•'•'-'" His Worship the Mayor (Mr. A. L. Arrowsmith) will preside. Chair to be taken at 8 p.m. QUESTIONS INVITED. QUESTIONS INVITED. EVERYBODY INVITED. EVERYBODY INVITED.

ST. MARGARET'S PARISH SCHOOL The above School breaks up for the Spring Holidays on August 30. School will re-assemble for the Spring term on Monday, September 23rd., at 9.10 a.m. There are vacancies for three Pupils m the Standards and for ten in the Infant classes. Applications must first be made to the Vicar. Fees: £2 2s per term; £6 6s per annum, paid in advance. A Term notice required, or a term's fee before removing a Pupil. HE WHO WOULD BUILD HIGH MUST DIG DEEP. Exactly. What first does the architect who raises a ten-storey building? He makes sure of his foundations. The higher the building the deepr they go. So in the battle of life; the higher a young person aspires to the deep, er must his educational grounding be. Yon aim for sure sfad lasting success in business? Of course. Well, lay a proper foundation for that success by acquiring a sound, thorough, and practical education in (a) PRACTICAL MODERN ACCOUNTANCY; Or (b) PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING. Say which you prefer and send to-day for full particulars. Address:— HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON. CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD. Auckland. (P.O. Bos 516) -