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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5007, 3 July 1903, Page 3

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BANKS’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. SUBJECTS.^—D. E. Bookkeeping, Office and General Business Practice, Typewriting and Shorthand. STUDENTS PREPARED FOB ESAMSCivil Service (Junior) Matriculation, and ACCO U NTANTS* INSTITUTES. IMPORTANT.—During the past few Weeks we hav© had many applications from. Employers, who require Clerks, Bookkeepers, Typists, etc., possessing some Special Knowledge. The Do maud Exceeds the Supply. An increasing number of business men ia . applying to ua as the advantages of our system become apparent. VHTAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH YOUR SON? may allow him to finish hia ordinary education, then send him into tho world as a clerk, to pick up his life-training as best he may; to compete with clerks for clerks* salaries, with a wasted past, an undesirable present and an uncertain future. If you are wise you will allow him to take the advantages offered bv our DAT CLASSES in BUSINESS DRAGXTCE. This will not guarantee him a good position, but it will greatly increase his chances of obtaining one, and will enable him, when in a position, to take a more intelligent interest in his work, to do vastly better work, and. above, all. to show that he knows "THE REASON—WHY ?" Address correspondence to J. S. BARTON, A.1.A.V., Incorporated Accountant and Auditor, Director and Secretary. THE 20th ANNUAL STOCKTAKING jgAL Eli IS NOW ON At F. COHEN’S, 92, WILLIS STREET. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY the whole of my large stock of Men's, Boys’, and Youths’ Clothing Hats, Shirts, Braces Ties. Socks, etc., etc.. Will be sold at ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS, as my stock is much too large at this time of the year. REMEMBER! X keep one of the largest stocks of Clothing, Mercery, Hats and Shirts in the oity. ■ NOTE.—The Sale is for ONE MONTH ONLY, at F. COHEN’S, CASH CLOTHIER, TAILOR. MERCER AND OUTFITTER. 02, WILLIS STREET, 502 Two doors from Manners street. g AND W. MACKAY'S NEW LIST. On the "Polar Star" in the Arctic Sea, by H. R. H. Luigi Amedeo, of Savoy, fully illustrated, 2 vols., 21s The Dictionary of National Biography, Index and Epitome, edited by Sydney Lfee. 80s History of Intellectual Development on the Lines of Modern Evolution, by John Beattie Crozier, vol. 1.. 14s The United Kingdom: A Political History, by Goldwin Smith, 2 vols., 18s Things As They Are; Mission Work in Southern India, by Amy Wilson-Car- ' michael, 6s The Search After Truth, or Spiritual Religion compared with Dogmatic Theology, by Philalethes, 9s Conductors of Electrical Distribution, their Materials and Manufacture, etc. by F. A. C. Pernne. A.M., B.Sc., 22s 6d The Gold Wolf by Max Pemberton, 2s 6d and 3s 6d The Star Dreamer. by Agnes and Egerton Castle. 2s fid and 3s fid Overdue by Clark Russell, 2s 6d and 3s 6d A Prince of Sinners, by Oppenheim, 2s 6d and 3s 6d The Red House, by E. Nesbit, 2s 6d and 3s 6d Castle Omeragh, by Frankfort Moore, 2s fid and 3s 0d The Heart of a Girl, by Florence Warden, 2s fid and 3s fid A New Earth—Sermons. Addresses and Lectures.,by James Adderley, 3s fid For His People, being the true story of Sogoro's sacrifice, by Viscount Hayashi, illustrated ss. OYAL MAIL COACHES. FOSTON-SHANNON LINE OF COACHES. H. COLE Proprietor. Coaches leave Foxton twice daily—s.3o a.m. and 3.45 p.m.—to- connect with the Mail Trains from Wellington and Pah merston North, arriving at Shannon. Coaches leave Shannon for Foxton at 10.30 a.m. and 5.15 p.m. FUNGUS 1 FUNGUS! fitHE undersigned will give the Highest X Price in the colony for Fnngns. Ail communications should be addressed to SING KEE AND CO., 43, Taranaki street. Or, Poet Office, Box 223.