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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3457, 10 April 1920, Page 8

TO ENSURE success AT A ' PUBLIC EXAMINATION. I Be prepared by experienced Specialists whose reputation as successful‘ Exaiirination Coaches is based on re--sults. I We prepare candidates thol‘Oughl}"and individually for:——~ I MATRICULATION. ‘ - ACCOUNTANTS’ PRELIMINARY. SOLICITORS‘ GEN. KNOWLEDGE. ‘PUBLIC SERVICE. TEACHERS’ D & C. PHARMACY A. < STD. VI PROFICIENCY. l COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTANTS. : PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS. ' LAW PROFESSIONAL, IMPORTANT NOTE.——Oul' Corres-, poudence Lessons in all subjects are in‘ reality condensed Text-books, writ» ' ten specifically to the syllabus. There is no superfluous matter, but nothing essential is omitted. The instruction is so skilfully graded that students are led -by imperceptible stages to the final achievement of their goal. They reach ‘the Examination room trained’ and ready for the ordeal. You make no experiment when ‘you enrol with us, as our records show_ that several tliousantl men. have already proved our Methods iluring the past 22 years. A YOUR SUCCESS IS ASSURED. _ State just which Exaiiil;"‘?'6u’ are desirous of passing, and write for par-—' ticulars without delay to— ; ADDRESS: E HEMYENGWAY .5: zr.o;é's.t;l:‘;;-:.wr4 ‘r i r.‘-¢:rresp\.::u4.«.i.-re b'u-.v:«u9;;- ..u;_‘ ijnion Emildinga. i 9. 0. Box 616. aUcK1,.4..N.0 (Founded October, 1897.) (The School which has successfully; coached, over 25,000 Students), % filth F 8??? iifimé" 1 5 ‘i a . E A TAXI-CAR is available night and day at Capill Brcs., opposite “Times”| lofiice. No disappointments, Tale» 1 phone 43. V 3 CAPILL BROS., , 1 TAIHAPE.

No matter what make of" car, you will occasionally find an enthusiastic o\\'nei', but seldom do you find owners ' as unanimous in their enthusiasm as . owners of the A ma cm _ _ . ;\ ._ ‘ J It is this enthusiasm that has helped to build the enormous business of DODGE BROTHERS, and gained for "them a. possession they at all times will endeavour to retain. GOODWILL. ,l~:.§%fiFE MNQRS UNMTE, 1* "ET '4 E PHoNEs—-Garage 22 Day and Night H 0 BOX 64:

!VJANTED KNOWN.——-That J. MortI ‘ land, of the Taihape Fu__rniture Ellxchange, is a buyér of Household §Ful‘nitul'e and Effects in any quantity 'fogj_kS‘pgL_“C_aSll__-:Qpp. Ra_»il‘way Station.

OLD FALSE TEETH bought, éouna or broken, on gold, silver, 01: vulcanite. Post them to J. DUNSTONE, 801 1418, Auckland. Highest cash price: sent by return mail. Estarblished 2! years. 7%

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