Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1922, Page 4

I Manchester Goods Here are values that talk all the time. Nowhere will you find better quality or more reasonable prices than at White’s. For Summer Use Plain vrnite Calico—A useful quality, 35 inches wide, io|d yard, Piain White Calico, nice soft finish, 36 inches wide. Special Price r/- yd. Zephyrs—Smart Checks in pink, blue, fawn and 'blue, pink and grey; 27 inches wide; 1/3 yard. Ginghams—Black and white check, Brown and White Check, Blue and White Check, 27 inches wide, 1/6 yard. Print—On light ground with black, red and 'blue spots; 30 inches wide, 1/3 yard. Horrockses' Nurse Cloth in plain shades of Old Rose, Grey, Light Blue, Navy, also in Checks, Black and White, Blue and White, Pink and White; -10 inches wide. 2/9 yard. Cambric—Light ground with Black, Blue and heliotrope stripe; 30 inches wide. i/q yard. Navy Drillette—With white spot and small sprig; 30 inches wide; 2/3 yard. White Damask, with pretty fern design, 66 inches wide, 5/11 yard. Hoyle’s Prints, In Black and White Check. Red with White Spot. China Blue, Navy, Navy with wide white stripe, |/® Yd. 31 inches -wide. ' Whites' Limited “Growing with New Plymouth.” AtzxEuaaasßaiSßaQ I Ladies! You will be interested to see a beautiful range of SMART COSTUMES Taken from this season’s LONDON MODELS. They comprise— Short Embroidered Jumper Coats. Girdled Russian Blouse effects. Hand Braided Semi-fitting styles, In the fashionable shades of DOVE GREY, MOLE, PUTTY, NAVY. You will say they are the smartest and best finished Ready to wear Costumes you have ever seen, and at the most reasonable prices, from £6 108 TO £lO IQS We are Sole Agents for Tara- I naki, and guarantee every | costume. Any corrections made free of cost. We shall be very pleased to Show them to you. Besley’s LIMITED. New Plymouth, | Stratford. BOOK-KEEPING AND BANKRUPTCY. A LEARNED Judge recently remarked that if a man in business was a competent Book-keeper he would never reach the Bankruptcy Court, for his knowledge of Accountancy would enable him to rectify financial mistakes before it was too late. Again, the Official Assignee in Wellington expressed the opinion that 75 per cent, of the bankrupts who came before him had not kept proper books. In the great majority of such cases the reason is not far to seek. Many business men simply do not know how to keep a simple set of books, and their ignorance very frequently leads to very serious consequences. By taking up a course of study all these difficulties may be overcome. Banks’ Commercial College has a course in Book-keeping and Business Practice especially adapted to suit the requirements of small businesses. This course has been taken up by hundreds of business men, with excellent results. Full particulars will be supplied on application. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH AND NEW PLYMOUTH. VAL DUFF, Local Director. BROUGHAM ST.. NEW PLYMOUTH. ’Phone 475 P.O. Box 69.