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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 16 January 1929, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. GREGORY TYRES GREGORY TYRES GREGORY TYRES 100 PER CENT. BRITISH 100 PER CENT. BRITISH Try a: GREGORY next time you require a; new Tyre. South. Taranaki Stockists, GREGORY TYRES Q.YDE & JgARRINGER, HAWERA. ’Phone 2709 ’Phone 2709 EXAMINATION RESULTS OF BANKS’ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. ACCOUNTANCY— Ini the 1928 exams. 223 students of Bamks College, were successful. In Book-keeping 11. iu Wellington there were 37 passes, 30 of whom were coached by Banks College. In Auditing there, were 27 passes in Welling! torn, 22 of whom, were students of Banks College. In Book-keeping I. 53 of the successful students in Wellington were coached by Banks ColBANKING DIPLOMA— Over 70 per cent, of the successful candidates were prepared by Banks College. ~ - • INSURANCE. EtiPLpMA--- 1 ■ Over 85 per cent of the successful students were prepared by Banks College. Students are prepared by PERSONAL TUITION and by CORRESPONDENCE. The College reopens on MONDAY, 14th January. Send for a Prospectus. E. L. ENTING, B.C. Com., Director. H. AMOS, F.R.E.S., Managing Director. FOR SALE. The above are all in good order. TERMS ARRANGED. R. H. L EECE C°CHEVROLET DISTRIBUTORS, HAWERA. QHAWE J^EACH. TO PERMANENT RESIDENTS AND VISITORS. rpHE Proprietor of THE' LITTLE VENTURE STORE was the original one who had. the temerity to cater for the public right down on the beach with Bathing Suits for hire and Ice Cream. The public never forgets originality. Ice Cream. Kings come and go, but THE LITTLE VENTURE still retains the full support of its patrons, and has had erected an added attraction this year—a TENNIS COURT for hire at populaf rates. Bathing Suits for Hire; Bread stocked; Hawera “Star” procurable; and a full range of all grocery necessities at town prices. Gather round the LITTLE VENTURE STORE and Post Office in the present as in the past. TO AT.T. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. r pHE vital importance of Wallpapers as a maker of happy homes cannot be over-estimated. The future of a country depends so' entirely upon its homes that anything which contributes so much to their beauty and well-being as good wallpapers cannot be treated too seriously or improved and encouraged too much. My experience, extending over a period of twenty-five years, which is always at your service, enables me to guide you in making selections or to suggest decorative schemes for rooms, whether in cottage, church or public building. My Motto is: Prompt Attention, Cleanliness, Civility and Assured Satisfaction. Note the Address— A. G. R™’ PAINTER & PAPERHANGER, EGMONT ST. (’phone 1571 PA.TEA