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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3532, 21 July 1920, Page 8

25,000 SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS! This is the record of the Hemingway & Robertson’s Correspondence Schools during the past twenty-two years—one to be proud of. Are you going to help swell the ranks of the successful? You have every opportunity of becoming a Proficient Bookkeeper, - Accountant or Lawyer. A diligent home study of one of our specially prepared subjects will soon put you on the high road to success. LET US SEND YOU OUR LATEST PROSPECTUS AND PARTICULARS OF OUR HOME STUDY METHODS. WRIT ETO-DAY TO RTEMINOWAY » F.OBRRTSOM’S nr>TTP , ”' ,,n '^ , ‘'■ -whfK'ls Ltd.,

THE ACCOUNTANCY SPECIALISTS , Union Building®. CUSTOMS STREET EAST. AUCKLAND. Established, Octoho" ,H 37. P.O Box 516. Phone 1462. Thompson Bowater CARRIERS AND CONTRACTORS. KUKU STREET. ALL CLASSES OF LIGHT AND HEAVY CARTING UNDERTAKEN. FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Storage accommodation for all classes of goods. Firewood Merchants —Matai and Maire. DAY PHONE 209, after 7 p.m. 202. Orders for wood taken after 7 p.m. Night Phone. The Price of Bread. W. MILNE & CO. thank their many cusfomers for past patronage, and in their endeavours to cheapen the loaf they hope to have continuance of public support. Delivery carts only add to the cost of living, they are therefore ceasing to deliver bread. They feel that bread prices must come down, but the only means at present are in reducing cost by cutting out delivery carts. The no-hooking cost of the four pound loaf over the counter will be 1/, and if this meets with fair support still lower prices may he charged in the near future.