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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 October 1924, Page 6

YOUNG AND “WELL OFF.” JgVERY young man deplores the state of affairs which causes him to wait until he is a comparatively old man before he earns enough to .really “live.” Yet is this actually the ease? Twenty years ago it may have been. But certainly not to-day. The young man who is willing to spend a small part of his spare time in study can qualify IN A COUPLE OP YEARS for a well-paid, responsible position. The inducement to study- -to be earning'a big salary while still young. The method of study—postal instruction under HEMINGWAY ’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. And the sooner you commence, the sooner will you be in comfortable circumstances. TO-DAY—get particulars. Free book Accountancy” sent on application to HEMINGWAY’S / CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. W. T. Johnson, GROCER & PROVISION DEALER. CROCKED » THAT APPEALS TO YOU. QUR Sales of ‘Royal Wateombe Pottery” have exceeded our expectations. It is artistic and inexpensive, and what is more, it is useful. We have still a small general assortment left, which we are clearing at very low prices. Also new stocks of “Willow Pattern” Cups, Saucers and Plates have arrived, Phoenix Plain and Fancy Cups and Saucers, and English “Rock” Teapots. Our stocks of BRUSHWARE are large and varied, and we can give you great value in these lines: Buckets, from 2/6; Tin Wash-ups, from 1/3; Enamel and Earthenware Mixing Bowls from 2/9. ■ ‘ f Stocks of COOPER’S SEEDS (Vegetable and Flower) just in; also Early Varieties of SEED POTATOES. Note the Address: 55 UNION ST. Tel. 459. Box 9.