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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3419, 25 February 1920, Page 8

THE LATEST EXAM. RESULTS— 1 Show that the ratio of Prsses scouted by our students. to the number We presented are as fo11ows: ACCOUN'I‘ANCY: .. 78 per cent. 5 LAW PROFESSI-ONAL: 77 per cent.‘ MATRICULATION: 78 per cent 2 Whilst; ' in the ACCOUNTANTSr'[ PRELIMINARY EXAM., held for the; 'first time. actually 88 per cent., of the students presented by us, securedl Passes. I In the subject of Economics, recent.- i 13' included in the Accountancy Sylla- I bus, Miss E. Mackay, a student of ours, gained 100 per cent. of nlarks.f which constitutes a record for New; Zealand ’Varsity Exams in this sub-; ject. Q The signal of success of our studouts consistently for the past 22 Years‘ proves conclusively the great advantg age of our highly specialised Home‘ Study Methods. ‘ You make no experiment when you‘ enrol with IQs—YOUR "SUCCESS IS ASSURED. . ADDRESS: HEMTNGWAY & ROB!-JB.T:‘»0i3-T‘?! Correspondence Schools 1..td.. Union Buildings P. 0. Bag: 516. AUCKLAND (Founded October. 1897.) ’ Ralobat Skins. We buy all grades of Skins in any quantity. Quick returns and highest market price. ‘ Country consignments receive our Graderfs special attention. AUCKLAND RABBIT SKIN CO., Direct Exporters. Stanley St. Box H 99. Nex Pomeroy and Co., Ltd. PUBLIC NOTKCE. TAIHAPE BUTCHERS will CLOSE at 6 o'clock on Saturday Night, in‘’stead of 8 o'clock, beginning Saturday, January 31st. ‘ OTAIHAPE M. & P. 00., Ltd L 3 S. S.TIMBS.

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