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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3417, 23 February 1920, Page 8

THE LATEST "EXAM. RESULTS— 1 Show that tho ratio of Passes seemed by our students, to the number we presented are as follows: ACCOUNTANCY: .. 78 .per cent. LAW PROFESSIONAL: 77 per cent. MATRICULATION: * 78 per cent. Whilst, in the ACCOUNTANTS-' PRELIMINARY EXAM., held for the f first time, actually 88 per cent., of the students presented by us, secured Passes. In the subject of Economics, recently included in the Accountancy Sylla- j bus, Miss E. Mackay, a student of | ours, gained 100 per cent, of marks, which constitutes a record for New Zealand ’Varsity Exams, in this sub- ! ject. The signal of success of our students consistently for the past 22 years proves conclusively the great advantage of our highly specialised Home Study Methods. You make, no experiment when you enrol with ; ms—YOUR SUCCESS IS ASSURED. ADDRESS: j ITEM IN GW A Y ,v r<oisßr*w»w “ • ( Correspondence School Lro ‘ Union BnildMuoP U Pmc 51 rt Uf’K ',a n 1 )• i (Pounded October. 1897.) I Rabbit Skins. We buy all grades of Skins in any 1 quantity. Quick returns and highest market price. Country consignments

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