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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12198, 24 July 1925, Page 4

BONDS 0 F EMPIRE amphasis ig being laid on the need for Increasing purchases of British-made goods. The boiuU of Empire are more closely knitted by Incneaood Empire trade. In addition tho purchaser gets British 'value—A the best in the world. ■» 'W*EM” FILM CAMERAS Represent the cream of British photographio manufactures, produced by an amalgamation of leading British houses. There is nothing moro praotioal, oaay to work, or exquisite in finish than these cameras. They sell from 42s 8d to .£ls. according to model and lens fitted. Do the Umpire and yourself a good turn by buying an ’’APEI!" when you need a camcrra. It is always a pleasure to show them. \ : WATER WORTHS LTD., 186. Lambton quay, 58, Queen street, 768. Colombo street i WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. (opp. Triangle). CHRISTCHURCH 80 BETTER USED CARS. FREE SERVICE. WRITE US OR RING FOR OUR COMPLETE CATALOGUE. TELEPONE 23-172. MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE (MAGNUS MOTORS. LIMITED), 115-119. VIVIAN STREET, WELLINGTON. HOTEL PAROKVILLE, RIDGWAY STREET. WANGANUI s Walk from Railway Station and G.P.0.). Locality, adjoining Cook's Gardens. Hot and Cold Baths. Electric Light throughout. Comfortable Commercial and Bitting Rooms, also Free Garage for Visitors’ Cars. Tariff, ll a 6d per day; £.2 17s 6d- per week., Telegrams and Correspondence promptly attended to J. HODSON, Proprietor. (One Minute’ •EAUTIFUL, Healthy

SHE COLLEGE WITH THE MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT. JJiANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE has just replaced all typewriters by the latest models sq that Students loan have the advantage of learning and practising on the newest machines. This means that Students can take a proper {pride in their work. Join the College that guarantees employment to every Student who works satisfactorily. Our teaching is like our machines— Modern and Efficient. 1 Morning. Afternoon and Evening Classes. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. H. AMOS, Managing Director. 88, The Terrace. "Phone 2098. ■DAY DAY. , JT, , PHILOSOPHERS may talk of the moral valne of work work for work’s sake and there’s something to be 6aidi for that side of it Bat the big factor in work for most people is the remuneration— . the pay envelope that come along every week or every month, and which governs the standard of living. Now, the value of *OUR SALARY CHEQUE DEPENDS ON tho amount of specialised knowyon have acquired. In these days, by specialisation, the young man can earn a salary which in the past coaid bo obtained only after many years of experience. Study at home in your leisure hours. You can oarn a salary while still on the right side of thirty by QUALIFICATION You can qualify in Accountancy in a few * years by studying with Hentingwav's, the Specialists of 28 years' standing. Write to-day for FREE Book. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. WATCH FOR EACH WEEK'S 6UTLINE OF A STUDENT'S UUCCESS. OUTLINE No. 8. BOOK-KEEPING. Where GILBY’S COLLEGE Leads. RYISS P.E. was working as a waitress—--*-vA studied Book-keeping with ns by Correspondence She asked ue to And her a billet, so we placed her IN A PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT’S OFFICE as a Book-keeper. She is doing her work well, and her employer is quite satisfied with her This happened last month. We are proud of it Ask the Director, W. W WADDItoVE. F.1.A., N.Z. GTLBY’S COLLEGE, South's Buildings. Wellington. P.O Box 203. 'Phono 21-813. R G. DUN AND CO., THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, Grey street. Wellington, Branches 249. Established 82 years—Also at Auckland, Christchurch. Dunedin. Status Reports in file or obtainable from any part of the Globe. Debts collected. Rates furnished on application. AND PATTRICK. Public Accountants nnrf Auditors. Britannia Buildings, 181, JTeatherston street, Wellington.