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Taranaki Daily News, 19 May 1919, Page 4

Sea-grass Mats & Squares tffawtJ you this week at IS* BIG Owing to the almost prohibitive prices of Carpets these mats are now becoming popular. —> They lie flat on the floor—are Attaatm and durable—soft to ♦to tread—easily cleaned—and about half the price of Carpets. --See them. Sea-grass Mats In. Browns, Qreena and Blues, Assorted colors 9x9 10x8 Sea-grass Matting Bed Border, 27in 3s 6d, green 36in 4s lid. Rennies tts Big Store, Waitara. .GOLDEN CQLPEN BAY CEMENT CEMENT. .STOWS THE TIME FOR CONCBETINa SOU) BY A Austin, New Plymouth W. 9. Niehol * Co., N.P. B. Beckbessinger, Waitara / Qaustad and Marlow, Waitara Moa Dairy Store Co., Inglewood , 3. Therkleson, Tariki Midhirst Store Co., Midhirst NJZ. Loan and .Mercantile, Strat- &£. Farmers' Organisation Society, Stratford. 3. Arthur, Ngaere. MtZ. Farmers' Organisation So* e ThojMU Bros, Kaponga W. Marshall, Normanby , TSJ&. Fanners' Organisation So* daty, Hawera Blair and Sellar, Hawera * "nui Store Co., Kaupoko- » Dairy Store Co., Inaha y, Okalawa A, 0. Powell, Te Kiri Qibaons, Ltd, Patea Aifefceton, Ltd, Patea Manutahi Dairy Co-, ManufcahL Alton Dairy Co., Alton MASTERS, LM., Distributors, Stratford. JQQ ACRES freehold, 1 mile from borough; large exceptionally wellbuilt 7-roomed house; borough water; septic tank; Alfa light; bathroom, etc.; well watered and subdivided into 14 paddocks; carrying 42 dairy cows and dry atoflk. This is the best offering. Prise £BS per acre. Terms. £QQO *#* Becore goodwill of 126 mnr *'- acres freehold at present on base with purchasing clause at £lB per aere; good 4-roomed house, cowshed; all is grass; well watered and property is yery clean. Jfothiug cheaper. We have several desirable residences with a few .acres both in any adjoining borough at very reasonable prices. JELLYMAN & HUNTER. BgaMßt 8t Next West's Stables. Stoek Agents for KZ. Loan & Mercantile P.O. Box 211 Telephone 304. IS IT YOU? I - Never mind about our passing more than 2500 through ise Accountancy and Exams*—about the 95 of oar Students who have won Honours place or of the hundreds of our past students who am now in successful practise as Aeegantants and Auditors—but founder What have you doaet You mean to succeed in Business ->it> become expert—efficient—to hold a responsible and well-paid position. There is no better way of obtaining your end ,tban to take our "Home Study" Courses i* PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, or in ACCOUNTANCY, or in SHORTHAND, or in COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING. Wjtte to-day for particulars . Address: % jJEMJNGWAY & -ROBERTSON'S rjOBRISPONDENCE QCHOOL, P.O. BOX 616, AUCKLAND. gANKS' £JOMMERCIAL (COLLEGE (New Plymouth Branch). V. DCF?, ALA., NX, Local Director. (A3I.P. Buildings, Telephone 89). BOOKKEEPING. e in business should have a sound Ige of book-keeping. It is in'Aisßeßsable to the successful conduct of hnpineea. A man may buy well and sell *w*}', bat he must also have a sound knowledge of the Accountancy side of the business. The Courts tell us how many men get into serious trouble through their failure to keep proper books of account. By taking a course of study with BANKS' COLLEGE the prospective busim -a man ran. obtain that sdtind knowledge of Accountancy principles, which is so essential to success. Is it not worth while devoting a little to muster this increasingly important subject? ALL TUITION IS INDIVIDUAL, so t!ie protests of a student depends upon ;]% own ability and