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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 August 1939, Page 3

WE INSTALL HOT WATER SUPPLIES CONCRETE RESERVOIRS HIGH PRESSURE WATER SUPPLIES HYDRAULIC RAM & PUMPS SEPTIC TANKS GENERAL AND SANITARY PLUMBING. LET US QUOTE YOU. PICKERING BROS., PLUMBERS, Queen St., Masterton. ’Phone 1074.

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LEARN FARM ACCOUNTING Increase Your Profits, simple home f COURSE TEACHES TTERE is a course prepar11Y EASY STAGES ence to help the young farmer of today with problems of every type. The mtraig>iM'-AiwjmKM'rjg<Bii imr'iwi Course is suitable for every f! SEASS ” The Course Teaches: 8 Extracts from Testimonials | by some of our success- Business Management of the Farm, a ful Students: — including Banking, Taxation, Mort- t'-j From Cainard Station, gages, Chattels Liens, Finance, and S Invercargill— lessons dealing with the Legal jj Having studied the Course. I have gained aspect of Fencing. flustering, (1 much useful knowledge of the business side Trespass, Noxious Weeds, Land- n of farming; the time spent on studying has lord’s and Tenant's Rights, Work- B been well spent. Wishing you many more ers’ Compensation, etc. M students. (Signed) g From Otakiri, Auckland— Thank you very much for the Diploma send for FREE PROSPECTUS NOV/! which I received. The Course just completed will be of great value to me. .THE FARM ACCOUNTING ASSN. OF (Signed) NEW ZEALAND, Inc. From Tatuanui, Thames, Auckland— P.O. Box G 93, DUNEDIN. I feel confident that the course I took will Correspondence Dept, prove to be very useful to me, and am very grateful for the help and assistance given to NAME me during my studies. .(Signed) W.A.2 ADDRESS START TODAY! It costs you nothing to write, yet it may mean the saving of hundreds of pounds later on. _

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