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Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1920, Page 4

White 8? Sons ANNUAL SUMMER The three special itemß below are remarkable values. Yet they merely represent hundreds of others equally attractive that are making this sale New Plymouth's biggest economy event. THREE "SPECIAL VALUE" LINES. Women's Check Gingham Frccka *o*29/6 Women's White Pique Skirts, usually 12/6 to 17/6, for 7/11 Children's Creps Frocks, self colors, small sizes, for 3/11 You save on every purchase at this sale—come quickly for the sale will soon be over. Direct Importers, New Plymouth. OTHERS JUST LIKE YOU have had all your hopes and fears—your disappointments and set-backs. But they have succeeded. Why? Because despite the odds against them, they strove to become EFFICIENT. So can you qualify—surely, practically, expeditiously, and inexpensively. It lies in the TEACHING. HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S Home Study Method has stood the test of time—twenty-two continuous years. We teach so that you may earn more. We teach by Mail, PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, ACCOUNTANCY, ADVERTISEMENT WRITING, SHORTa T nd Prepare Candidates for the ACCOUNTANT'S PRELIMINARY, MA. TRICOLATION, TEACHERS', PUBLIC SERVICE, PHARMACY "A," and the TSNS propfessional EXAMINASay just which interests you and write to-day. ADDEESS—HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. (The School with 25,000 Successful and Satisfied Students behind it.) MATRICULATION RESULTS. A number of those who were unsuccessful at the recent examinations are, doubtless, anxious to be doing something for themselves and at the same time desirous of continuing their studies. The existence in the district of such an institution as BANKS COLLEGE makes this possible. The classes are conducted during the evening to enable those who may take up a position in an officp or elsewhere to continue with their studies. The classes have commenced, and intending students should enrol now and secure the advantage of a full year's study. Full particulars on application to the Local Director at New Plymouth,

MR. VAL. DUFF, A.LA.N.Z., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, DEVON STREET, HEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 382. HOW ABOUT HAVING A LOOK AT THESE? DAIRi FARM. 50 ACRES, all in grass, well watered, all ploughable, J mile from factory, school and G.P.O. Four-roomed house, eight-bail shed, with two-cow plant. Price £BS per acre, cash, £I2OO Owner will take good house in part payment. DAIRY OR SHEEP FARM. 518 ACRES freehold, on good metalled road, subdivided into 11 paddocks, well watered, about 300 acres ploughable; house of six rooms, six-bail cowshed (concrete floor), J mile from factory, li miles from Bchool and GP.O. Price £l6 10s per acre, terms. Owner will exchange for smaller farm. P. H. JELLYMAN, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Agent for Reid & Gray Farm Implements When you ask your Chemist or store for Sharland's Magnesia see you get it. It is perfect in composftion and the best that money can buy. Sold every-