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Taihape Daily Times, 21 February 1919, Page 1

MR. T. BASON, having do".idcd to retire from business, wishes to thank the people of Taihape for the liberal patronage they have accorded him during the the past 15 years, and he asks for an extension of support for his successor, MR. MARTIN HOWARD, who will continue the business (Signed) T. BASON, In connection -with the above 1 wish to assure the public of Taihape and district that no pains will be spared on ray part to carry on in the same high-class work of my predecessor. I have been with Mr. Bason for the past 12 months, and am, therefore, not unacquainted with the requirements of the district. In asking for a continuance of the valued patronage so long extended to Mr. Bason, I shall do my utmost to merit it. . v MARTIN HOWARD BRICKLAYER, Etc.. Taihape. WANGANUt EDUCATION BOARD NOTICE TO PARENTS AND STUDENTS. Subject to the provisions of the j Education Act, 1914, all young persons | between the ages of fourteen and i seventeen years must enrol with the ! Director of the Technical School on ;or before MONDAY, 24th FEBRUARY. TO EMPLOYERS. Subject to the provisions of the Education Act, 1914, you are required by the Wangamii Education Board to M'-nd to the Director of the Technical School not later than MONDAY 24th FEB'RUARY, the munes of all young people between the ages of fourteen and seventeen years in your employ. You "are further required, should any ; young person of the given age join your service at any time after the date specified, to send without delay to the ' Director of the said School the name, age, and address of such young person. BOROUGH OF TAIHAPE Pursuant to Regulation* number 7 under "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," gazetted 18th November, 1915, — PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the District Electors' List of the Borough of Taihape is open for inspection at the Council's Offices, Town Hall, Main Street, Taihape, where it may be inspected without fee by all persons interested therein during office hoursc, until February 22nd, 1919. All objections theretor must be in writing under the hand of the objector in the form prescribed and be addressed and delivered to the undersigned on or before the Ist day of March 1919. Dated at Taihape this 17th day of (February, 1919. , J. F. MENZIES, . Town Clerk. WHY THEY .SUCCEED UNDER HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE Because those who study by correspondence under us do so because they want to get something out of it. They specialise. They stuy in Order to earn more money. Our instruction is individual, thorough, private, and practical. Our Students Succeed; 23,758 have, since October, 1897, been successfully through our hands, and have improved their earning capacity—in short, have Succeeded. WHY NOT YOU? Send to-day for particulars of our Courses in PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING; or in MODERN ACCOUNTANCY; or in SHORTHAND; or in ADERTISEMENT WRITING; or in COMPLETE BUSINESS EDUCATION. Say just which and write us confidentially to-day. ADDRESS: HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S Correspondence Schools Ltd., Union Buildings. P. O. Box 516. AUCKLAND I New assortment of Gramophones to hand. Prices from £3 15s upva;cs British "E"-r ready" 'Jo's Eletuica: Specialties; Torches Lamns j Etc : "spare Bulbs <md Refills always j Lm stock. —Swedlund's Music Ware-,'