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Taihape Daily Times, 2 September 1918, Page 1

Amusements. THREE STARS THEATRE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1918. Admission: Gents, 2/6; Ladies, 1/6. Good Floor, Good. Supper and Orchestral Music. A. V. HARRIS, Hon. Secretary. 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 in the Standards and for ten in the Infaiit 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. WHEN DECIDING ON YOUR "AFTER THE WAR" POLICY. See that you are fortified with useful and thorough knowledge. Become efficient. Train your brain. Specialise. If already in, or desirous of entering the Business World, see that you acquire a sound modern business education. Such is what is has been our life work for 2 lyears to give, and we give it by Mail. Let us send you particulars of our Course in PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING; or in ACCOUNTANCY; or in SHORTHAND; or In ADVERTISEMENT WRITING; or of PREPARATION for the MATRICULATION; the PUBLIC SERVICE; the TEACHERS'; or the LAW EXAMINATIONS. Say just which and write to-day for particulars from the Chief of our Teaching Staff—Mr. W. H. Heminglay, F.N.Z.A.A., Solicitor. Address: HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON. CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD. Auckland. (P.O. Box 516)

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