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Taranaki Daily News, 25 January 1917, Page 4

QUALITY'S LIMIT CIGARETTES. THE NEW BED PACKING. No. 333 VIRGINIA 10 for 6d. So/# Monafacturtrt t Arilath Tobacco Co. Ltd., f ontlon. yoT gPECIAUSE? The beaten track no 'oiie-t suffices fnr the ambitious of to-ilav. One must specialise, no matter what tlio hmineis or profession. Tito doctor, tin; lawyer, the architect, .'ill find that the greatest success comes to the SPECIALIST. It applies equally to the clerk. Such positions as Accountants, Company Secretaries ami Auditors, can only be filled l>v those who specialise—men :.nd women who acquire t'ie necessary knowledge and , training, (fc is an easy matter for you to liecome a Specialist. Our course i.i ACCOUNTANCY qualifies you for accountancy work, turns you out from humdrum clerking to specialising, with the consequent increase in salary and rise in status. Lose no time. Send to-day for particulars of o.ir course in ACCOUNTANCY. Address; Hemingway & Robertson's Correspondence Schools, Ltd., AUCKLAND. TUONEY TO LEND!-Any Sum required, from £o upwards, advanced without delay. No legal expenses. Call personally, or by letter, enclosing Istamp for reply, to L. AY. BALKIND, Union ■S.S. Co.'s Buildings, New Plymouth. 'Phone 307. DEATHS. ROGERS.—On January 23, 1917, at Tarurutangi, Elizabeth Rogers; aged 70 years. CURRAN.—On January 24, 1017, at New Plymouth, Thomas Curran; aged 48 years. FUNERAL NOTICES. fAE FUNERAL of the late MRS. ELIZABETH ROGERS will leave her late residence, Tarurutangi, at 1 p.m. TO-BAY (Thursday), the 2.ith inst., for the Bell Block Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. \V. F. BROOKING, Undertaker. THE FUNERAL of the late THOMAS CURRAN will leave St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Clutrph TO-DAY .Thursday), the 25th inst., at 3 30 p.m., for To Henui Cemeterv. Friends please accept t.liis intimation. W. F. BROOKING, Undertaker.