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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 47, 25 February 1939, Page 16

PROPERTY FOR SALE. A FARM OF MERIT EXCEPTIONAL VALUE AND EASY TERMS ACRES Freehold, of level and gently undulating land with a very long 'rontage to tar-sealed highway, conducive to easy sub-division. Practically djoining township, saleyards, Post Office, and 1 mile from school. Permanently watered and divided into 12 paddocks. Good 7-wire sheep-proof ences. 5 or 6-roomed house (some renovations required) e. 1., and cooker, washhouse, garage and large concreted cowshed. Approximately 200 acres >een ploughed and regrassed, balance being brought in. Stock wintered 800 .ves, 16 rams, 30 breeding cows and 10 head dairy stock. All lambs fatened. When fully developed will carry at least 1000 to 1200 breeding ewes. Undoubtedly the cheapest property on the market to-day. Personally inspected and recommended by us. Price £2O per acre. Terms £lOOO cash :.i approved purchaser. Balance arranged at current rates. F. R. H. BRICE & CO., LTD. BEAT, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS - - - - MARTON “ KONKA” 15 EARTHQUAKE PROOF -y FIRE PROOF -F' 11 1 \ BORER PROOF # \ ROT PROOF Ulflll 1 " Ull \ MILLIONS 0F FEET USED! I safetV ' BASSETT & CO., LTD. TELEPHONE 2167. WANGANUI. j Now Available for Farmers CLEANSO COBALTISED I DRENCH assist to make your flocks fit and' keep them in healthy condition. Wright Stephenson & Co.

MOTOR SERVICES. WANG AN Ul- —M ARTON JUNCTION yyHITE gTAR yjOTOR CERVICE. CONNECTING WITH EXPRESS TRAINS TC WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND. Wanganui Depart: 4.30 a.m., 6 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. FARES: Day 6/-, Night 8/6 (less 10 per cent return). WANGANUI—PALMERSTON CONNECTING WITH CARS AND EXPRESS TRAINS TO NAPIER, GISBORNE, MASTERTON AND WELLINGTON. Wanganui Depart: 7.45 a.m., 10.0 a.m., 12.15 p.m., 4 p.m. FARES: 10/- Single, 18/- Return. SUNDAYS: Wanganui Depart 11.15 a.m., 4.30 p.m. ’PHONE 2161. i ARTIN & yERNON, £TD. I ’PHCN"' 216 L AIOTOR C’ASES. ' tX OTOR V> ASES. VICTOR C’ASES. “ OTOR ASES. Ail Tongue and Grooved Timber. ; PRICES FROM 22 - to 35 - I CHEAP TIMBER—CHEAP TIMBER | CHEAP TIMBER—CHEAP TIMBER 3 x 2, 4 x 2. 3 x 1. 4 x 1, etc., j at 22/- per 100. CORRUGATED IRON CORRUGATED IRON 24 Gauge. 26t0 2 9 per sheet. ! We can now supply Corrugated Iron in any quantity, all in first-class i order. WOOD. COAL. COKE & KINDLING I ALSO STOCKED THE FARMERS’ TIMBER AND ' FIREWOOD CO. (Next Power Board Office) ST. HILL STREET. BOE CAREY, Manager. ’Phone 4728 i

EDUCATIONAL. J’HE QUCCESS OF H C A. ” Accountancy STUDENTS. “H.C.A.” Accountancy Students ARE successful .. . this fact is proved by the AUDITED examination results that are published by this College. Nor is this success confined to anyone particular year. Year after year, ever since the College was first established “H.C.A.'’ students have been successful at ALL examinations. WHY THIS SUCCESS? Sound, practical methods of Tuition are responsible. The “H.C.A.” course is the mo>.t practical course of Accountancy tuition in the Dominion. It has exclusive features that save unnecessary study. It is planned by practical men and embodies more personal tuition for each idnividual student than any other and every year Study Notes and Text Books are revised and brought up-to-date. WRITE TO:— Colonial Mutua Life Buildings, P.O. Box 895, Wellington. “H.C.A.” is the only College that publishes audited examination results. '938 ACCOUNTANCY AND NANKING EXAMINATIONS HEMINGWAY’S FIRST AGAIN! UNRIVALLED RECORD MAINTAINED ! ( u J SUCCESSFUL U HEMINGWAY CANDIDATES DIPLOMA IN BANKING Total passes for all New Zealand 157 HEMINGWAY’S PASSES 114 All the rest combined : 43 HEMINGWAY’S SCORE 72i% OF ALL RECORDED PASSES Follow the lead of over 5,000 successful Hemingway students in the last nine years alone — ENROL NOW WITH HEMINGWAY’S And Make Your Pass a Certainty! JTEMING WAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. BOX 516, AUCKI-AND.