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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3483, 11 May 1920, Page 8

IMPORTANT CONCESSION TO RETURNED SOLDIERS. The N.Z. Society of ;\CColllltall‘¢’S 11:15 passed a resolution exempting, from the A(:C01lfi:111tSt' Preliminary, all Soldiersv who have served Overseas with H.M. Forces, and have been honourably discliai-ged therefrom. r This special privilege, which is ob|‘viously open for a reasonable time, offers an exceptonal advantage to re‘turned solders, who have not Matrigculated, to quality for the profession {of Accomiimicy, as it means a clemsaving of at least iwo years’ stiidy. Avail ‘j,’OlU'Self, without: delay, cf this invaluable opportunity to en.<=u:'.~ your future by qualifying for a lucrative profession. We have specialised in coaching" for the Accountancy Exams. for 22 years. and literally thousands of 0111' studene-,--. are now holcliiig positions‘ of mist. responsibility and high i~ellllinel'atimi in the Biisiqzesseam and Professional World. Our S§}yj_ents ’success« is as-

1:11. - i N U S I ASM " No matter what make of car, you will occasionally find an enthusiastic owner, but seldom do you find owners as unanimous in their enthusiasm as owners of the A ’ MTR EAR It is this enthusiasm that‘-has helped to build the enormous business of A them a possessiozrthey at all times will endeavour to retain. " GGODWILL Tl\;l§%hPE ilmfifi UMSTE, !%:‘§AE?é STREET, TM!-SAFE. PHoNEs—-Garage 22 Day and Night r 0 BOX 64,

Dont’ llesitate. VVl'il'e, without delay. for a. FREE COPY of our AC,VCOUNTANCY GUIDE‘. ' Q ADDRESS: i Hnivimewxfr an zzozsm.-I':<a:>‘rv ‘v Cnrresponéience .'~‘.c}*.uui.-« Mdé Ulii‘s? Bniirhnm» CUSTOMS STREET EAST. ALVCKLAND. P.O. Box 516. Phone 1462. (The School which has SUCC(~‘SSfIIH}’ coached over 25,000 Students), ..._.___.____________________________________ Winter Blousings in Light Grounds with small neat Stripes; 30 inches “'id€’- Price 2/9 per .Yard.-——~']‘he Big Value House, Coilinson and Gifford, Ltd, Taihape. I .-. h EAR FW réafiéz. A TAXI-CAR is available night and day at Capill 81-os., opnosite “’l‘imes" Office. No disappointments. Telephone 43. CAPILL BROS.. 7

WNANTED I{NOWN.—That J2 Mortland, of the Taihape Furniture Exchange, is a buyerof Household Furniture and Effects in any quantity. for spot cash.—Opp. Railway Station.

OLD FALSE TEETH bought, sound or broken, on gold, silver, or vulcanito. Post them to J. ADUNSTONE, Box 1418, Auckland. Highest cash price: sent by return mail. Estaxblished 28 years. it “ ‘

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