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THE MAN WHO CAN READ And doesn't study is no better off than the THE MAN WHO CAN'T READ. YOU cannot reap unless you sow. Those who act — who educate themselves in the right direction, gam success. Act NOW and give yourself a chance to make good. Send for particulars of our Horn© Study Course in ACCOUNTANCY; or iin COMPA^Y-SECRETARYSHIP; or in PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING; or in SHORTHAND; or in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD. P.O. Box 156, AUCKLAND. 1 70 ACRi!i55» treehold, Te Aroha ■*- • KJ. in centre of a good dairying district; all in fair pasture, bui can be very greatly improveu Buildings consist of a 6-roomeo house, but owner would consida; erecting a cowshed if required A.LSO 95 acres freehold,' and 100 acre; freehold of the same class of lanci Price £40 per acre. Terms ££ per acre cash for any of the above sections, whicn. we can highly recommend. ■■*"■■ 540. ACRES freehold, Waverley district, suitable for either dairying oi , fattening; subdivided into 25 convenient paddocks; well water ed and nearly all ploughable Buildings consist of an 8-roomert house, woolshed, and 12-baOed cowshed; within l£ miles of s school, post office and factory. Price £55 per acre. Terms £5000 cash, balance for term of years Owner would consider exchangt for a sheep farm. GLENN & WILLIAMS, Land, Stock, and Station Agents, WANG£NIT

£1000 IN CASH TS a low estimate of the value of a A High School or Technical Education. To boys and girls who take full advantage of this training it is worth much more, than £1000 IN CASH paid to them each on their 21st birthday. Education oils the lock and greases the hinges ,of the door that leads to success. -A. liberal education enhances the interest of every book and illumines the NEWSPAPER, shedding light on each item of news. True Education opens up never-ending vistas ot enjoyment, and makes life alive wit'i delight. . GET EDUCATION, V but with all your getting " get under- \ standing." It is better to know the Word of God than to have had a High {School or even a University Education. To read'the Bible is in itself true education. The Bible, diligently read, makes the ignorant man wise; it makes him well informed on a thousand topics of world-wide importance. It teaches, too, of God and of His Character, Work. Lovp and Judgments READ THE BIBLE AND LEARN ENGLISH. For the English language is rich in words which express delicate shades o* meaning. For instance the degrees of HAPPINESS may be graduated as pleasure, ease, comfort, content } mei w rhnent, excitement, delight joy, peace BUT HAVE ,YOU ANY USE FOR "JOY" AND "PEACE?" Do you, Reader, indeed know the JOY of sin foTgiveh? Do you experience that "PEACE OF GOD which passeth all understanding?" The-sure knowledge that " ALL THINGS WORK TOGETHER FOR GOOD' to them that lov e God " (Ro m . 8, 28) is the very gift of Christ to those who trust Him fully. HAPPY IS THE MAN who findeth WISDOM. She is more to be desired than rubies. Her ways are wars of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. (Read Proverbs, chapter 3.). Corresr>ondence Invited. Address: NEWSPAPER MISSION, The Manse, Norm'anby. No. 32. .2/7/21.

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