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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3325, 1 November 1919, Page 8

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% ! §‘a’%A‘’i'£fii?A 3i‘~.é%3§'§W~ ->9 AVING taken over the Blacksmithing Business lately ca.rried on by Mr Robert Cleaver, at Mataroa, I, with confiflence of giving full ‘satisfaction, 1-equesr, a continuance of the Support 11ith~.~.rr.:) :xccol~r?ed my prcde-I (:e;~:sor_ - HORSE SHOEING 8: ‘:.‘LOUGH WORK A SPECIA'I‘Y. °F. vy. HUTCHINSON, I MATAROA. " ‘

I I e P !512 Acres .R. . 1 » at £1 153. f 1 Six miles from Main Trunl; Railwa;»' lstation. Ring fenced, 7 paddocks, 4 momed house (with telephone), SOO3 |ol'cha.l'd_. wool shed buggy shed, stables, ‘dip, 2 separate Yards. A 3 All in grass but 50. acres bush. Good 2-sheep country. 1 PRICE £lO PER ACRE: Terms ‘£7so Cash; Balance Arranged. 8 C ’ R. risen e. Ms ~ LANE AKEMS. . I TAI HAPE 5 , —-————-—--—'—“‘—"‘"““.*“--“-‘ ACCRESPCNDENCEA INSTRUCTION; The following unsolicited letter, which is typical of hundreds received by us, vouclies for the benefits derived from our-s"Syste’m of teaching by mail:——‘ . ‘ ‘ . “I want’ to express’ my apprecia1{ tion for what your Course has done ‘ for me, and say that by its means " I have been able to obtain all that knowledge" which was necessary to l me, cornfortably at ‘home, and under the bestvof ivorlring conditionsfas opposed to the other‘ System of night classes and training colleges, which necessitates the waste of time, expense and inconvenience of travelling from one’s home to these i;_ places in all weathers. . ' Thankingyou again for what you have been instrumental in doing for : me.”—l am, Dear Sirs, Yours faithfully, 1 (Sigd.) FRANK PEARCE. ! For more than 20 YEARS We have specialised in preparing Candidates by 'correspond‘ence for the BOOK-KEEII lING, ACCOUNTANCY, LAW PRO;FESSIONAL, TEACHERS’, MATRIC_iULATIoN, PHARMACY A. PUBLIC _IsERVICE ENTRANCE and STAND_,ARD VI. PROFICIENCY EXAMINA-,gTIo-Ns. ‘ M Preparations for one of the forego~ ing Exams. under our System, e-nsures SUCCESS. Write us to-day for particulars of the Exam. you are desirous of passing.; . HEMENGWAY as ROBERTSON ’8 ‘ I 5: Correspondence Schools Ltd., 4 :Union Buildings. 1 P. O. Box 516. AUCKLAND I (Founded October, 1897.) I (The School with 25,000 successful I and satisfied students behind it.) WANGANUI AGRICULTURAL ' ASSOCIATION. (INCORPORATED). Isaac» ANNUAL SHOW. ! WEDNESDAY &. THURSDAY_ ’ 19'5" AND 201211 NOVEMBER. A GRAND PARADE OF STOCK O‘N ‘ THE SECOND DAY. WANGANUI CANINE SOCIETY’S DOG SHOW. ' HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, AND . PIGS. ' PRODUCE. COOKING, NEEDLEWORK AND SCHOOL EXHIBITS. RETURNED SOLDIERS CLASSES. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, Bth ' . NOVEMBER. Schedules on Application to: C. T.pGIFFORD-MOORE, I , Secretary. Office, Taupe Quay_ KODAKS and-. 311 Photographic ma term] can be purchased at our Phar - macy.-—-J. R. Cunnlnshame, the Pre ; I In era-:, :1; tune‘: I-,,-;

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