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Manawatu Times, Volume LII, Issue 3614, 15 September 1927, Page 12

KIWI BACON & HAWS. When asking for BACON OR HAM at your Grocer, be sure and ask for—- ‘ KIWI

TENDERS. RS are invited for Additions wood) to the Schoolroom at All Saints’ Church, Palmerston North. Plans and specifications at our office, where tenders close at noon on TUESDAY,' 20th Inst. L. G. WEST AND SON, A.N.Z.I'.A. Registered Architects. GENERAL NOTICES Hemingway’s Correspondence Schools special concession gives examination students a twofold reason for enrolling immediately—1. “Every student who enrols be- “ fore Ist December, 1927, will “ have his or her Examination “ Entrance Fee paid by the “Schools; 2. “ By enrolling before the above “ date much more satisfactory “ preparation is ’ssured, and the “ prospects of securing a Pass “ are greatly enhanced.’’ Take advantage of this liberal offer. No special conditions. You must simply complete the Course, and you only pay the regular fees.' Write for enrolment form, stating the examination you wish to sit for. Don’t delay. Gf your pen and write NOW ! ' / HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. Box 510 AUCKLAND A TWOFOLD ADVANTAGE TO STUDENTS.

The Panatropo Music Reproducer is the latest invention in gramophones. Electrically controlled, the music is carried from a Special Sound T’.ox to a 5-valve amplifier where it is transmitted to a loud speaker. Every note is plainly audible from the richness of the base to the delicacy of the tenor. The thousands of delicate tones lost through the phonograph diaphragm not being sensitive enougji are brought out in their proper flavour. Demonstration concerts will be given in the Tea Room on Tuesday and Thursday.—Collinson and Cuninghamc T.td.