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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3439, 19 March 1920, Page 8

THE LATEST EXAM. RESULTS—— Show that the ratio of Passes secul-- ! ed by our students, to the number We presented are as follows:—— ACCOUNTANCY: .. 78 per cent-.l LAW PROFESSIONAL: 77 per cent. MATRICULATION: 78 per cent. 5 whilst, in the ACCOUNTANTS’! PRELIMINARY EXAM., held for the‘ vfirst time, actually 88 per cent, of the} students presented by us, secured‘ Passes. In the subject of Economics, 1-ecent- I 1y included in the Accountancy Sylla—' 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-E ject. The signal of success of our stud-3 ents consistently for the past 22 years f proves conclusively the great advant-I‘ age of our highly-specialised Home, Study Methods. You make no experiment when you; enrol with us—YOUR SUCCESS Isi ASSURED. ' § ADDRESS: 3 E'T‘E.\’fl’NG'W.A‘.?f fit 'E?.€'.“E'sf.>_£El.Ts.‘.":':‘»€)?.*.*’l:f« 3 -'.‘7nl'res4ponrleru.=,~é .~‘}e‘quol.: T,.1:C.., 5 Union Es’u‘.'id-I.:'x,-“.55. v P. 0. Box 516. AUffiKL.A?JTI -'?r7‘-minded October. 7297.) 3

I want 2000 PINT BOTTLES; f 0? which I will pay 15 par dozen at my aerated Water and cordiafl factor?J. H_ JOHNSON. We buy all grades of Sl<ills in any quantmv. Quic'kl'ei;vn.-:13 and highest market price. County:-.* consignments receive our G-:'ader’s s’pecial attention. AUCKLAND RABBIT SKIN CO,, , Direct Exporters. Stanley St. Box ;,1499. Ne}: Ponxeroy and Co., Ltd. _

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