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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3315, 20 October 1919, Page 8

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T flag 9 e BMGM . 1083 ACRES O.R.P. at 33/. 35'.) acres in best Engiish gl-asses, balance bush (chiefly tawa); 6 miles from Owhango; 5 paddocks, .:,11 well watered. Over 6 miles good 7 and 8 wire fences. Winters 2 sheep to the acre. besides cattle. PRICE £5 5/ PER ACRE. TERMS £SOO CASH. ALSO 6350 ACRES FREEHOLD, OMATANE_ All in grass but about 35 acres shelter bush; ring fenced; 5 paddocks’. well watered; 2-roemed cottage and motor shed. Winters 2%; to 3 sheep to the acre. PRICE £25 PER ACRE. ‘TERMS £IOOO CASH; balance 5% per fcent_ _ o A 4 ‘ FR: K @032 } LMO MEETS rqw ‘ I MWMPE

CORESPONDENCE INSTRUCTION_ The following unsolicited letter, which is typical of hundreds received by us, vouchcs for the ‘benefits del'iv~ ed from our System of teaching by mail:——- _ “I want to express my appreciation for what your Course has done 1 for me, and say that by its means I have been: able to obtain all that knowledge» which. was necessary to me, comfortably at home, and under’ the best of _work_ing conditions as opposed to the other System of night classes and training colleges, which necessitates the waste of l time, expense and inconvenience of travelling from one’s home to these places in all weathers. ’ Thanking you again for what you have been instrumental in doing for me."~—l am, Dear Sirs, ' Yours faithfully, (Sigd.) FRANK ‘PEARCE. For more than 20 YEARS we have specialised" in preparing Candidates by correspondence for the BOOK-KEE'P-ING, ACCOUNTANCY, LAW PROFESSIONAL, TEACHERS’, MATRIC~ ULATION, PHARMACY A. PUBLIC SERVICE E.NTRANC’E and STANDARD VI. PROFICIENCY EXAMINA.. TIONS. ’ Preparations for one of the fol-ego—-ing Exams. under our System, ensures‘ SUCCESS. _ ;'VVl'itg us to-day for particulars ofl the Exam. you are desirous of passing.‘ EIBMINGWAY an ROBERTSON'B Correspondence Schools Ltd., I Union Buildings. ~ P. O. Box 516. AUCKLAND (Founded October, 1897.) (The Schoolwith 25,000 successful and satisfied students. behind it.) D

0!‘ S 3 65. l, d’ St bl T GEO. LORD AND SONMAIL UONTRACTORS AND GENERAL CARRIERS. ‘ Having taken over KELLY’S Stables are enabled to increase their plant, enabling them to deal with all carrying promptly. ~ A TRIAL SOLICITED. Mail Coach leaves P.O. every Thursday at 7 e..m, tor Mangaohane and intermediate stations. Returns following day_ Mail Car leaves for Moawhango Tuesdays, Thursdays and ‘Saturdays at 1.30 p_m.. Returns same afternoon‘ "Clients are requested to leave parcels and book seats at the Stables. Ring ’Phone 159. EVERY CLASS oi-"sewmg machine needles are obtainable from Ward and Co,’s. If there is anything wrong with your machine. Let us linmv.