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Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1918, Page 8

SAXES EY AUCTION. \6EM3S i MCTIONEB& ..//AVKSffA, , THE FARMERS' CO-OP. f£EG to notify that the following sales will NOT be held: Opunake, 25th. Stratford, 26th. Manaia, 26th. Inglewood, 27th. Auroa, 29th. TOWN PROPERTY, OPUNAKE. AT OPUNAKE YARDS.; | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1918. 2 p.m. ! JNSTRDCTIONS _ have been received from. MR. B. F. BOWMAN, Arawhata [ Road, Opunake, to sell by Public Auction his well-known town property, in one or more lots, as follows:. LOT i. 1 ACRE of land, with a good 7-room house, washhouse (concrete floor), motor shed (concrete floor), cov? shed (concrete floor), and fowl houses. [£loo cash; balance to nut for 5 years at 5 per cent. LOT 2< ' pi ACRES of land, well fenced and in splendid grass. ;£IOO cash; balance to run for 5 years at 5 per cent. LOT 3.-> w .ACRES of land, well fenced, in splendid grass and containing good concrete trough. £IOO cash; balance to run for 5 years at 5 per cent. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY 0? NEW ZEALAND, LTD., SKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW, QFFERLNGS of the above will be held at Stratford every four weeks, tie Next offering to take place TUESDAY, December 10. Consignments must arrive by the Friday previous. Labels may be obtained on application to any of our Agencies.

THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY 0$ NEW ZEALAND, LTD, WOOL BROKERS. HPHE above Society beg to advise shareholders and others that they have been appointed Government Wool Brokers. Valuations of wool will be held at Wanganui and Waitara throughout the year. We would particularly ask clients to be careful to consign wool as follows: FARMERS' CO-OP. ORGAN. SOCIETY OP N.Z., LTD., WANGANUI or WAITARA'.

Ti I« LAMASON,: AUCTIONEER AND PRODUCE MERCHANT. ■ Full Stock of IMLAY FREEZING COMPANY and KEMPTHORNE PROSSER SUPERPHOSPHATES. BLOOD AND BONE, TURNIP MANUBE, MANGELS AND GRASS MANURES. GRASS SEEDS. TURNIP, RAPE, CARROT, MANGELS, WHEAT, POLLARD, BRAN, BARLEY, ALGERIAN OATS, ETC. SEED AND TABLE POTATOES. T. I. LAMASON. A DYING OCCUPATION. Yes, dying, if not dead—that of the "office" boy. The telephone, the runabout car and cycle, with other rapid means of communication and modern business convenience has killed out the "office" boy of the past. He began his life-work with no knowledge thereof, and by dint of steady application and hard work, gradually advanced. Parents, —Remember to-day the Office Junior is expected to enter the business world with a knowledge of business principles. He or she does not start, as of old, at 5s a week, bjit more often at £l. It all depends upon the training. We train Juniors for business life. May we send you particulars of our Specialised Practical Course in (a) BOOK-KEEPING, or (b) MODERN ACCOUNTANCY, or (c) in MODERN BUSINESS METHODS and ORGANISATION, or (d) in SHORTHAND, or (e) in BUSINESS ARITHMETIC, or (f) in COMMERCIAL ENGLISH, or (g) in COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING. Say just which interests you, and write to-day. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., NELLO PORTER, A.P.A. (N.Z.), Secretary.

5,000 British workers are employed making NORTH BRITISH TYRES. Fit a NORTH BRITISH "DREADNOUGHT" to your motor cycle,, and get your money's worth. _ 'Enquire n0w..,.",„.....Jfi