Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 16 May 1919, Page 4

Eider-down Kapok Quilts Ovine to the almost prohibitive prist of Blankets these Quilts are M&ing freely at ITHE JSIQSTORE| They are lighter and warmer than Blankets, and their dainty colorings give your bedroom a most atve appearance. Ohlntz Quilts Kapock, plain red pallets, from 16/6. Kapok Quilts Floral » Sateen, assorted colon, fftm 19/6. Kapok Quilts Soman Satin, Paisley patterns, from 25/-. Eiderdown Quilts Floral Sateen, plain panels, from 42/6. Real Eiderdowns Roman satin, double panels, from 65/-. Ct Quilts i Kapok and Eiderdow*, iron* ! z/u. Rennies • The Big Store, Waitara. GOLDEN GOLDEN BAY CEMENT CEMENT. - NOWS THE TIME FOE CONCRETING. SOLD BY J. Austin, New Plymouth W. P. Nichol & Co., NJ. E. Beckbessmger, Waitara Uaustad and Marlow, Waitara Moa Dairy Store Co., Inglewood 3, Therkleson, Tariki MUbirst Store Co., Midhirst N.Z. Loan, and Mercantile, Stratford. :,,-.-r-i : "SJZ. Fanners' Organisation.' So* eieiy, Stratford. j J. Arthur, Ngaere. i N.Z. Farmers' Organißatioa So* ■ titty, Eltham. - Thomas Bros., Kaponga W. Marshall, Normanby ~,.\ . *N.?. Farmers' Organisation so* • eiety,Hawera ■■<- Wait and Sellar, Hawera *-— w nui Store Co., Kaupokoj f Biverdale Dairy Store Co., Inaha, J. Barclay, Okaiawa A. 0. Powell, Te Kiri ' Gibsons, Ltd, Patea Aitcheson, Lti, Patea . Manutahi Dairy Co, Manutahi. Alton Dairy Co,.Alton MASTERS, LMi: | A A ACREB freehold, 1 mile from bor- ■*■ ough; large exceptionally we)lrlmflt 7-roomed house; borough water; : septic tank; Alfa light; bathroom, etc.; well watered and subdivided into i 4 ' paddocks; carrying 42 dairy cows and . dry stock. This is the best offering. Pwse £BS per acre. Terms. 4&AA will secure goodwill of 126 T*' V acres freehold at present on lease with purchasing clause at £lB per . tat; good 4-roomed house, cowshed; all in grass; well watered and property is very clean. Nothing cheaper. We have several desirable residences ■ with ft few acres both in any adjoining borough at very reasonable prices. JELLYMAN & HUNTER. Egnwnt St. Next West's Stables. Stock Agents for N.Z. Loan & Mercantile ■ .19(t Box 21* Telephone 6WOPPORTUNITIES. » The .opportunities for well-informed young people of either sex are constantly increasing in the business world. Re-! number, the standard of efficiency h*s Tken enormously since August, 19H. On* • bb now etttdy with every confidence in the assurance that, upon becoming efft- , etert, a good.positlon at high pay awaits t4e qualified. There is no better road j to .success than to master one of our Correspondence Courses. May we send ieulars of our splendid Courses in CTICftL BOOKKEEPING, or in MO- ' ' OB&ANISATION & BUSINESS MET&JQDS, or in SHORTHAND, or in AD- ,£>'■ YERTISEMENT WRITING. Fsi''- Be careful to say just which, and write ' . no to*day. Our expert, confidential adl fk» is free to you. , lr AUDEESS—IWWGWAY k ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD, ; ip. P.O. Bpx 616. ;- AUCKLAND. (The School with 25,000 Successful and Satisned Students behind it) RANKS' QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE > ; " (New Plymouth Branch). 'Y. DUFF, A.LA., N.Z, Local Director. (A.M.P, Buildings, Telephone 89). BOOKKEEPING. : TJJJVERY man engaged or hoping to engage in business should have a sound ..knowledge of hook-keeping. It is in<lw|/Biieab!e to the successful conduct of Implies*. A man may buy well and sell «e!'., but he must also have a sound „Jjnt>wlei!ge of the Accountancy side of ■'rli.. i,u*ine3s. The Courts tell u3 how -n'suiv «neii set into serious trouble -fcVrrtiifcii their failure to keep proper ~'lmiik* <if iuwount. '■■';'. Hv hiking a course of study with BANKS' COi.LKGK t!ie prospective busj»i< * iimi ran obtain that sound knowliil»i! ni' Accountancy principles, ■which ■ is -i) i'*ii<>)itial to success. Is. it. not worth while devoting a little to muster this increasingly important »flbiect? v ATX TUITION IS INDIVIDUAL, so h $t progress of a student.depends,upon fife.**" iiMlMff andjperseverance. ,1,,