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Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1919, Page 4

Whilst You Can Get a neat tailored suit made especially for you at a modest price- Why not? Why not wear 3 clothes that will make you look i your best at al times? | In our STRATFORD and NEW | PLYMOUTH Show Rooms we | now have a variety of weaves and patterns (beyond any previous stocks) ready for you to choose from. Tweeds of distinction in the newest designs, and the old quality. A Ijjrge range of Tweeds, including Bannockburns, for £7. ' from. £7 to £8 5s we have a splendid range of Tweeds, Worsteds and Serges. GOOD CLOTHES PAY FOR THEMSELVES.' THE MODERN TAILORS, LIMITED, Stratford, New Plymouth. EXAMINATION RESULTS OP BANKS' COLLEGE TTHE results of Banks' College in the last Accountancy and Law Professional Examinations were as follows: — LAW PROFESSIONAL: 43 presented, 32 passed. ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSIONAL: 51 presented, 35 passed. BOOK-KEEPERS' CERTIFICATE: 17 presented, 12 passed. In the later examination only about 15 per cent, of the candidates were successful. Two (nit of the £hree candidates who pasa.vl t.iiis test in New Plymouth were students at Mr. Duff's classes. Studsots prepared for the March and November Examinations. V. DtiFF, Local Director T' .'ephoii" 81). H. AMOS, Managing Director.

WEATHER FORECAST. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. Present Indications are for strong and variable winds, but increasing south and southerly prevailing soon. The weather is likely to become cloudy and misty generally, with rain following, especially in the north and east coast districts. The barometer will fall in the north and rise in the south.

LATE SHIPPING. Wellington, La3t Night. The Paloona, for San Francisco, left the wharf at 4 30 p.m., but anchored in the stream, and had not got away at 10.30 p.m. The Mapourika should have sailed to-day for Picton and Nelson, but was held up through the absence of firemen. She Is expected to leave this morning.