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Taranaki Daily News, 22 August 1922, Page 2

SOLID FARM BOOTS! Il VALUES IN KEEPING Eft 1) WITH THE TIMES! /*|| If- Boots can be put to no ft*~ " 8 harder test than that of everyday farm work—...j o o / I I \ an< l “ Hannah built ’: jfo* oS»-«'rn! boots always “eome P 5 4• ° 7 IJr 6= Yuß 1 through smilin. ’ ’’ '/// WE OFFER THESE ■ ■cyf Cf Jw BOOTS AT BERDOCK PRICES: MEN S SOLID SPLIT KIP DERBY BOOTS, Nailed and Plated, or Plain. (Pegged Soles) ig/6 AMIN’S SPLIT KIP FULL WATERTIGHT SHOOTERS, Nailed or Plain 22/6. MEN’S GREEN HIDE SHOOTERS, Stout Pegged Soles (guaranteed) 30/-. MEN’S KIP CLOGS, with Iron« 16/6. WOMEN'S KIP CLOGS, with Irons 15/6. WOMEN’S DAIRY BOOTS 13/11. fHOEISTS NEW PLYMOUTH. BRANCHES AT STRATFORD & HAWERA.

Seagrass Furniture Guaranteed by PURSER’S MBR |MMPBwB There is no 'willow or bamboo uoed in our Furniture. Nothing but Malacca Cane is found suitable for this purpose. The j | Borer cannot touch it, and it has rhe aecceeary spring to add the J > touch at comfort that distinguishes PURSER’S su A«R ass ( SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY. J PURSER’S Ltd., |! HOME FURNISHERS. 'jj DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. And INGLEWOOD.

LEARN PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING. fpHE man or woman, boy or girl, who knows Double Entry Book-keeping thoroughly ie» sure of a good position. Every business requires book-keepers, yet really well taught bookkeepers are rare. Many poesese a rough and ready knowledge of bookkeeping, but this is not enough; the knowledge must be thorough. Our correspondence course is admitted by those who are qualified to judge to be the finest of ite kind. Its practical value and simplicity have in the past 25 years been proved in so many thousands of cases that good “book-keeping” is well-nigh synonymous with the name of “Hemingway and Robertson” throughout New Zealand and Australia.. Write to-day for particulars. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S (Established October 18&7) THE ACCOUNTANCY SPECIALISTS. Union Buildings, Customs Street East. AUCKLAND. ’PHONE lite. P.O. Box 516 LET US TEACH YOU BOOK-KEEPING VERY man who sets up in business for himself must keep books, and although it u possible to muddle along on a «elf-deviaed system there ia nothlike a thorough knowledge of DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING for avoiding tangles and unpleasant financial surprises. All important positions demand a good working knowledge of accounts, because the main thing in all classes of industry is that the business shall pay. When vou understand how to prepare BALANCE-SHEETS AND PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNTS, you can find out at any time the exact condition of your affairs. . Thia knowledge can be acquired by spare-time study under the guidance of BANKS COMMERCIAL (COLLEGE. WELLINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH AND NEW PLYMOUTH. Write for Prospectus and all information concerning any of these Courses: — Accountancy, Architecture. Advertising, •Law. Economics. Banking. Public Service, Matriculation, or Public Speaking. VAL DUFF, : Local Director. ' BROUGHAM ST, NEW PLYMOUTH. ’Phone 475