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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 7090, 15 November 1918, Page 1

gj^L-J:■ M.A.ENOY CO, LTE List of i?onhcoffiTDg fialeg. Clearng dale on account of Patterson Bios., Mafcata, November 23. J IROWN, W O'HALLOKAN, . Auctioneers Spartc,>== To keep all cud-chewing stock healthy and vigorous, thus making the maximum profit in the shortest time, cattle should get about 41bs per -cad of V S No 2. to lick, and sheep -tbout ] lb per head per annum. ".Facts will Predominate." Local Agents — Tauranga Faimers' Trading Agency, R Kiagfe Co, Te Puke and Paengaroa A DYING OCCUPATION. Yes, dying, if not dead—that of the » office " boy. The"telephone, the run-about car and cycle with other rapid means of commuuication and modern business convenience has killed out the "office" bey of the past He began his Jife-work with no knowledge thereof, and by dint of steady application and hard work, gradually advanced. Parents! Remember to-day the Oftica Junior is expected to enter the buaioesd world with a knowledge of business prinples. He or she does not start, as cf old, at 5/- a week, but more often at |£1. It all depends upon the ■ train--l ing. We train Juniors for business life. Ma? we send you particulars of our Specialised Practical Course in (a) BOOK-KEEPING.; or iv (b) MODERN ACCOUNTANCY ; or (c) in MODERN BUSINESS METHODS and ORGANISATION; or (d) in SHORTHAND; or (c) in BUSINESS ARITHMETIC; or (f) in COMMERCIAL ENGLISH; or (g) in COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING, Say just which interests yoa ana write to-day. Address: . HEMINGWAY & ROBtRTbONb CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS .Ltd P.O Box 516. AUCKLAND. Canyou afford to be without this? YOU pay IticDme Tax or Land Tax, or perhaps both. Do you understand all about such ? ,"f not why noc do so? We have a few copies left of " The Land & Income Taxpayers' 'Guide;-.. 1,918," by W. H Hemingway, F.P.A.- (N.Z.) Soliei or. Send yqur-.ip'iime, address, and 10/6 'and the work,,.will be-mailed you,-po3t. free, by return. : HEMINGWAY" & ROBERISON, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. New Zealand's Iribute ic* France*. Can we, living in Peace and Security and Comparative Plenty pass un- > heeding tbe cry of succour from Three Million Scuts the French Victims of thei War? Shall we refuse help and comfort to Half-a-million fatherless, suffering] children ? Can we enjoy the blessings of peace if we refuse to share tho burdens of the war with the nation bearing the heaviest-" brunt ? Funds are Running Low. Give Quickly—Give Freely. Help a Stricken Nation in its Hour of N~et?. Send your subscription NOW, however s_all, to the Bay of Plenty Times Office, or to any member of the Committee. J C ADAMS, 'Chairoiaa. M. ALDIS, Secretary. H. Southey, i{. O. Bobbins, H. A Sharp, W. H. Gifford, Geo: Moore, and ..IV. W. Meikle (Members of Committee). Don't Think Because most lines the plumbtr handles have reached unitnaginabla prices that we have nothing to olier you, A bath or a tank, a wash basir or a sink, a copper boiler ?nr stand, and every other line that should be found at .a wellstocked up-to-date plumper's are there. Call and See for Yourself. Reuieoibrr, too, that we undertake all manne of pl'Jinbiag work, drain, lay jig etc., from the saiallest leaky' tupto the uiosf couipHatters s^anitar instt'llaticn The Taurawga Hardware and Plumbing CoHAMILTON ST TaUKANGA CHUROH AMY HUTS There is coi much cheer in the Shell Zone —but a lot or w)»ar there is Our Boys find in the two l.undred and; twenty Church Army Huts. What have .you given to bu;l 1 them ? What are you "ivirg to support them? Do.-.'l Giuw Weary <A Wcl-doinp vith Vijtoiy in Sight. L.e.-.ve a dot'atiou 2sOW .at the Bay of Plenty fJ'in)Ps OtKce, where a - subscription Iht lies opeu, with the Veu. Archdeacon-Tuke. Tau- • rauga, tho Eev. W. H. Rattray. Ka'ikati, or send it diieet to Rev v IK W Whibley, llou Secretary in \N.Z. 'fur Church Army, Ormsndville.