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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1706, 22 December 1919, Page 6

QUANTITY fancy goods, including ladies' hags, photo frames, combs, I otc.; to bo cleared at Dates' music stores. T GST, two geesri, Howard. Apjily '} Willow Hank. PTIHE music shop' where all latest X ' songs, 'pieces, records, etc., have ai rived.—Gates* music .stores. HIAMOPIIONFaS as Xmas presents; I there is nothing better at the prices we charge.—Gates' music stores. V./ ''.fully toned, low priced, very easy, to buy, at our terms.—Oates' music stores. >IG stock of gramophones and ro--3 cords arrived to-day, very choice assortment.—Gates' music stores. GOSPEL HALL, 134'jMain street. ITHE Usual Weekly Meeting, held on Wednesday Evenings, will bo held this week on TUESDAY, at 7.30 p.m.

ITIENDERS are invited for the G. S. Rumble, Esq. specifications apply to It. ISdwordi E.N.Z.1.A., No. 2 Dukq street. PALMERSTON NOKTIJ LOROrOII COUNCIL. DOG LICENSES. \ TT is hereby notified that-.Mr A. JL PeiTih has been appointed Dog Tax Collector for the Borough oi' Palmers? ton North i'or the year 1920, and that the license fee for dogs has* been fixed at 10s each. If not paid on or before the 31st March next proceedings will be taken under "The Dog Registration Act, 1908." J. R. HARDIE, Town Clerk. 19th Dec, 1919.

tOOK-KEEPING & >' TANCY CCOUNPrcpared by Experts, our Book-keep-ing and Accountancy Courses cover everything concerning those two subjects. The instruction papers are couched in simple, language, the problems taught in easy, thorough maimer. BOOK-KEEPING. Study it. It will provide an excellent livelihood, for good Book-keepers are in demand. Or—it will enable you to prevmt muddling .of your own affairs. ACCOUxN'rANCY.The supply in this Profession never meets the demand. There is an opening for you—step into it.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON, NEW PLYMOUTH AND CHRISTCHUItCH, has complete courses in Advanced Bookkeeping, Auditing, Mercantile Law, Company Law, Bankruptcy Law, Eights and Duties of Trustees, and Economics. Correspondence Tuition by Practising Accountants. For further particulars write for a Prospectus. H. AMOS, Director.

.TUNTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING U 00., LTD. "PETONE," "BREEZE," "STORM," "CALM." These steamers run regularly between Bluff, Dunedin, Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Picton and "Wanganui. These steamers are eplendid stock carriers. For freights, etc., apply to 0. F. MILLWARD, » Wanganui.

NHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION yd COMPANY, LIMITED. The Direct Liru* of Stesttierai to london via Panama. The Largest Passenger ST,c*m«u-» i« the Now Zealand I™U. SAILINGS: (Oiroumttaaoefi Pwrmitting!). Comman- Date of Final Name. Tons. dor. departure, port. Arawa 10,000 Lewis Jan. 3 Well. •1920. Athonio 16.345 i Orcwluid Fob. Well Tainui 10,000 Kelly ti*r. Well Corinthio 18,343 Hart Mar. W«U lonio 12,332 Hickson Apl. Well. All intending passengers must tecure pasßpofti. P»lmor*ton N. Agents—jML A. Eliott and Co., snd Dalgety tnd Co., Ltd.

IHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, Via Panama Canal, Calling at Colon, Kingston (Jamaica), Nowport News. Large modern twia-screw passenger steamers with unsurpassed accommodation. Steamer. Tons From About 1920 Ruahine 11,000 Wei. Jan Rimutaka 8,893 Wei. Jan Ruapehu 9,880 Wei. Feb. Romuera 11,500 Wei. Apr. Paparoa 8,000 Wei. May For further particulars apply THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., LTD. / Messrs Barraud and Abraham, Ltd., Agents.

OYAE MAIL WHBVIGE. TO ALL AMERICAN PORTS AND ' BRITISH ISLES. - iVU BAN FRANCISCO, Dates and Turn •* agent*— M. A. ILIOTT A3TD CO.,