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Matamata Record, Volume IX, Issue 736, 2 June 1926, Page 5

GIEL GUIDE MOVEMENT. Meeting to Inaugurate above will be held in the TOWN HALL On THURSDAY, 10th JUNE, AT 8 P.M. Address will be given by Miss Averill, District Commissioner of Auckland. All interested cordially invited to attend. F. J. TURNER, Secretary. NEW MILK RUN. ’ W. DELANEY Wishes to intimate that he-is commencing a Town Supply as from MONDAY, 7th JUNE, and hopes to receive a share of the patronage. For Particulars Ring ’Phone 109. NOTICE. Straying on my Farm at Te Poi, 1 Young Blacik Cow. If not claimed and expenses paid will be Sold by Auction on 16th JUNE, 1926, at i/.e Matamata Saleyards. H. G. MUDFORD. N.Z. CO-OP. DAIRY CO. LTD. MILK CARTAGE. Notice is hereby given that Tenders for the Cartage of Milk for the Waharoa Dried Milk Factory are hereby called for Three Years’ Contract on a Butterfat Basis, .the Contract to be in accordance with the Specifications and Conditions of Contract issued by .the Company for the Season 1926-1927, and dated 17th May, 1926. The Contract is for the Collection of all Milk offered for Delivery to the Factory from the present Milk Depots, particulars of which: may be j obtained fi*om,the Dried Milk Factory Manager or from the Committee of the; Dried Milk Suppliers. SHUNTING. Tenders are hereby called' for all Shunting Operations at Waharoa Dried Milk Factory- forthe Season 1926-1927. The Removal of Goal from the Factory Yard to the Elevator is to be included in this Shunting Contract.. .. ' Full particulars may be obtained from the ; Factory Manager or from the Committee of the Waharoa Dried Milk Suppliers'; FUEL. Separate Tenders are also called for the Unloading of- Coal at the Waharoa Dried Milk Factory. Particulars Ito be obtained from the Waharoa Factory Management or from the Committee. ! Both of these Contracts are to be | subject to the. Specifications andi Conditions of Contract for .the Season 11926-1927 issued bv the Company on the 17th May, 1926, excepting where inapplicable. Details of these Condi-. tions may be obtained the Convenor of the Dried Suppliers’: Committee at. Waharoa. Tenders on account of the above close at the Head Office of the Company on .the 12th JUNE, 1926. WHAT IS LACK OF TRAINING COSTING YOU? As an example of what it may cost you, let us quote the case of Mitchell. For 20 years he stayed in a clerical job, averaging about £4 a week. At 40 he realised .that by studying. he could qualify for a better position. i He enrolled as a Hemingway student ! and passed his Accountancy Professional Examination. - In his new job he now receives double his former salary. Now, Mitchell could have secured this training 15 years .earlier. For 15 years or more he paid at least £3 to stay untrained. Just reckon that out, and you’ll see he was the loser by some thousand? of pounds. Better late than never, of course, but why go on any longer losing money through, belonging to the ■•'Regretful■ Grd'ejf of ' the Untrained? Postal training 1. under! Hemingway’s costsi-you only a few pounds, and a few hours a , week—but the accruing gain as enormous. Write for details to HEMINGWAY’S • CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. Box 516 - - AUCKLAND DODGE BROS.’ CARS. MADE. IN CANADA:... The Car of Distinction Not only in Appearance But also in COMFORT, ■ economy and "RELIABILITY. Ask those who use them, or consult ’ W.. M. > ; ■ STATION ROAD MATAMATA District;; Agent, Northern Automobiles, 'Ltd. Spare*' Parts Stocked, Repairs Executed.