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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3508, 10 June 1920, Page 8

EXAMINATION RESULTS. SUPREME TEST OF TUITION_ (MARCH 1920) ACCOUNTANCY EXAMINATION. l SIX out of Hl9 NINE Candidates who were successful in passing in Book-keeping (Final) for all New Zealzmcl, were students of HEMINGWAY !_& ROBERTSON’S. QUALIFICATIONS ESSENTIAL TO SUCCESS. If you wish to obtain and retain a responsible and hiighly-paid position in the present-day Business Wol'ld, you MUST QUALIFY IN ACCOUNT ANCY. TIME TOO PRECIOUS FOR ’ EXPERIMENTS. To ensure success in passing at the next Novemrber Exam, communicate without delay with the oldest~estab—lished and most successful Accountancy Corresfnonclence Instructors in AUSTRALASIA. ADDRESS: EIEMDTGWAY as nomnrrson-s Correspondence Schools Ltd., , Union Buildings. CUSTOMS STREET EAST. AUCKLAND. FRO. Box 516. Phone 1462. L (The School which has successfully! lcoached over 25,000 Students). a T 1 A Local Opporu '1 : tun Ity. 70 ODD ACRES; all grass except two acres in turnips and potatoes; 20 acres ploughable, well W:l’tered, four pa.dd'ocks. Carrying 30 cattle and 20 sheep. Will c:u‘r_v 30 dairy cows. Half mile frozu school and factory, and 1; miles from I'ailwa}'. 4-roomed house and outbuildings. £46 per acre; about £llOO down. ABRAH.-’-\MS &, WIL.LIAM 9, LTD. 4 2 LAND DEPARTMENT. 'l' »\ lll.~\ PE.

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