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Taranaki Daily News, 21 October 1920, Page 4

FOOTWEAR IN FASHION PARTICULAR MEN. We are convinced that long service, as well as distinction, will go ■with each pair sold from this wide range. Being made in half and full sizes, and in three fittings—narrow, medium and wide—we are able to guarantee a perfect fit in your choice of BLACK, TAN, BOX OR WILLOW CALFS*. or PATENT. DEARE'S BOOT ARCADE. NEW PLYMOUTH REPAIRS ON THE PREMISES.

PLAYER MUSIC IS DELIGHTFUL. 'mint i I For those who play and those who listen; those whose passion is Music and those who like it for Dancing-ALL LOOK TO THEf PLAYER-PIAXO for supreme musical Mijo?ment. It is a HOUSEHOLD Joy. The SHERLOCK-MANNING PLAYDRPIANO is the latest achievement in Playera. The marvellous mechanism this PJayer contains has DRIVEN AWAY EVERY VESTIGE OP THE MECHANICAL. You can play it with the expression of an artist, and with the delicacy of the human hand. H. COLLIER & CO. New Plymouth and Wangar.ui.

ABE YOU EARNING £l2 OR LESS? TN the World of Commerce there are two distinct classes of workers—the Qualified and the Unqualified. Anyone can join in with the latter, but the question i« "What is there to prevent YOU mingling with the former?" To-day the cry it for the Specialist, th« Qualified Man. ftreat opportunities, liberal salaries and increased ma- | terial joys await the "Men who know." BECOME A QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT. This interesting and remunerative profession holds great prospects for all who take it up with ambition and enthusiasm. In New Zealand alone there are scores of excellent position? waiting to be filled by thoroughly efficient accountants. Give thought to your future, become eligible for tVe big job with the big pay. Diligent study will quickly lift you from the mass and put you on the upward track. Send, without delay, for a free copy of our Accountancy Booklet. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD. Union Buildings, Customs Street East, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 51(1.

BOOK-KEEPING IS a very necessary branch of every business; without a proper record we cannot tefl whether we are making a profit or a loss. A knowledge of book-keeping was never more necessary than it is to-day, with the heavy taxes which have to be paid. ' A business man cannot afford to use estimates; he must know exactly what taxes he will have to pay. The young person of to-day is the business man of the future; therefore everyone who is likely to be associated in any way with business affairs should study this important subject, so that he may not only be of more value to his present employer but will have the necessary knowledge when he starts in business himself. We bave a course especially adapted to meet.these requirements. The student is brought into toucli with actual documents and book 3 of account met with in a business. • Full partioulars on application. . 0 ; BANKS* COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WELLINGTON, CHRISTCSURCH AND NEW PLYMOUTH. New Plymouth Director—- | MR. VAL DUFF, I Public Accountant, Devon Street.