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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 9998, 15 June 1918, Page 3

THERE is an old saying that nothing succeeds like success. This applies particularly to tho business of Mr Fred. Bennett, Secretary and Accountant. Although only established in his present office at Caledonian Chambers, Willis street/ a few short months, his success hss been phenomenal. Many leading merchants have already placed their affairs in bis hands; this has meant a ki-Rcly increased staff and oiiico accomiiuodation. Mr Bennett, in addition, represents Messrs Climie, Coatcs and Co., ed Pia'tont Agents, Attorneys and Consulting Engineers of Ghriste'lturch, many Leading Ileal Estate Agents in N.z!. and P. B. Lomax and Co., Orchard Specialists, of Motuoka. All Business entrusted to this firm receives the personal attention of Mr Bennett. If you are not satisfied at the way in which your affairs arc conducted, thinking of aoing in for fruit farming. or interested in Batents, drop in and <ha-ve fi chat with Mr Bennett, who will place, his 15 years' experience fully at vour disposal. *

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