Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Taihape Daily Times, 1 August 1919, Page 8

TAIHAPE TRADESMEN’S ASSOCIATION. The Business People have decided to close their places of business all the year round On MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS .at 5.30; THURSDAYS at 12 NOON; and SATURDAYS at 8.30 P-Dl. . E. LOADER, Secretary. MOMENTS AS IMPORTANT AS YEAP.S_ ‘

SUCH IS the one when you consider whether you will qualify, You thipk of it. You know of its advantages. But how often do you put it off. You think you are too busy just now you imagine you cannot afford it just now—you will qualify later on. Be careful. You may dl'ift——get into a ruck. Then some day you will receive a jolt. You will lose the chance of a good position solely beeause you were not prepared for it. Prepare for :1 better position and bigger pay. Let us send you particulars -of our Course, in PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEP~ ING; or in ACCOUNTANCY; or in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING; or in SHORTHAND; or in PREPARATION FOR THE MATRICULATION;.. thei PUBLIC SERVICE; the TEACHERS’; the LAW; or the UNIVERSITY} BOOIK-KEEPERS’ EXAMINATIONSH Say just which interests you and? write to-day. Class or Correspondcncel ‘lnstruction. ADDRESS: HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON 'B' Correspondence Schools Ltd., Union Buildings. P. O. Box 516. ’ AUCKLAND . (Founded October, 1897.) o‘cIETY FOR THE HEALTH‘ ‘OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. PLUNKET NURSE ‘ ' TAIHAPE" ' CWFICE: TOWN HALL. ‘ Hours: 12 to 1, 2 to 5, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Telephone: ‘ No. 15. ' MLTAROA: Ever; Friday, at Mrs * Whitehead’s.

5.: _ V . . 'a .\ I ;.I ' . X‘ .-. ‘ /H. -3 /,0» ' ’ .. _ 5 I‘ % E 3 ;?'‘-‘1 Ironmg Day Drudgemm Is unkown to the Woman who uses a ROYAL SELF-HEATING SAD IRON There are an’; present over 850,000 satisfied Housewives getting steady, satisfactory service from this Iron, Further particulars and all information from ' ..L.DA W S . L Sole Agent Taihupe.

. SHOWN THE CELLS. ..:_..._9..;_—~—... Method akin to the notorious Third Degree were alleged at G;-imsby Police Court when three small boys were charged with office-breaking. P. C‘. Gerard said the eldest boy, aged ten, confessed that he broken into the of fice stole the money, and gave the others 7/ each. Cross-.exhmincd, he ‘admitted that all the boys’ deniofii gknowledge of the theft at first, but }to get the truth out of the eldest 11.» \showed him the cells. Both soliCit'\l'S ‘asserted that the constable, when exhibiting the cells, said, “That. is where Fyoifll go if you don’t say you did it, ’ !but this the officer :<toutl_v denied. He said he did not terl‘ox'i.<e the bay for attempt to extort a confession. D 4: ‘puty Chief Constable Osborne said he a§;2'eed with the solicitors that a C01!If6S.~'iOll in such circumstances was inIzzdniissiblc, and he withr]re.'v the pro- ? ccedings.

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