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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LVII, Issue 10053, 19 April 1929, Page 4

PREPARE FOR AUTUMN WEATHER. START THE DAY WITH A QOOD breakfast. PORRIDGE. —We have full stocks of every description. BACON. —Fresh from our Refriger a tor. BUTTER. —Kept in our “Servel.” BREAD.—The best anywhere brown and white. YOU CAN GET ALL OF THESE LINES FROM H A M M OND'S W I LL O W STREET.

JTINAL Q P POIITUN ITY To quality in Accountancy without Matriculation. ACCOUNTANTS’ PRELIMINARY "'ill not be available after 1831 Matriculation will, then become compulsory. NOW IS THE TIME Commence your studies before the door is shut. Preliminary regulations allow a partial pass to count and permit a choice of easy subjects. J YOUR LAST CHANCE Enrol at once while this Exammatron is still available. Delay and it will be too late. For full, est information write to the specialists of over thirty years’ standing. JJFMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516. AUCKLAND.

ARE YOU TAKING ADVANTAGE of our jgPECIAL piUDAY QFFER? 3 16-word ADVERTISEMENTS fot 1/6 REMEMBER: “FULLY TOLD IS SOONER SOLD.” They mean increased business for you at email coat. For particulars see below. The advts. must be purely business announcements directly concerning the business of the advertiser. They must be handed in not later than 4 p.m. on Thursday and be paid for in cash. These advertisements will be accepted from businessmen only who are already permanently advertising in the Times.