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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11391, 10 March 1930, Page 4

Opportunities Are Unlimited FOR THE ACCOUNTANT. rpHOUGH the Accountant is a I highly-trained. specialist, his held of operation embraces every phase of commerce. Wherever goods are bought and sold, his services are essential for the successful conduct of business. In social status and salary the qualified Accountant to-day ranks with members of the legal and medical professions. Resolve now to prepare yourself fo)r the wonderful opportunities that await you. LET HEMINGWAY’S TRAIN YOU. Hemingway’s are the pioneer specialists. and still lead in coaching students by correspondence for the Accountancy Professional Examination. Thousands of Accountants who have qualified, during the past thirty years have been trained by Hemingway’s. The results of last year’s Examinations once agai n prove Hemingway’s supremacy. START STUDYING NOW. The sooner you commence your studies. the sooner will you enjoy the worth-while rewards of qualification. Y\ 7 rite to-day for Free. Book, ‘Accountancy.” HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 510. AUCKLAND. BASIL W. CK3KE3, A.N.Z.5.A. REGISTERED ARCHITECT. Late of Auckland. BEGS to announce that he is now practising his profession at Public Trust Buildings, Dannevirke. 'Phone 2490. Will visit Pahiatua Ist and 3rd Mondav in each month, and by appointment. Enquiries may be left at Herald Office. A. J. FAIRWEATHER PAHIATUA. REG. OPTICIAN (Lry Jftxam.) 0. J. DOLAN LICENSED SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER. Manson’s and Barr’s Building*, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. Office ’phone 5176. Private ’phone 5789. (A Card.) W. H. PURSUE DENTAL SURGEON. K > OOMS over Meaars Adams and Tinney. G. GODFREY TAYLOR, F.P.A. (N.Z.) PAHIATUA. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR AND SECRETARY. (Telephone No 87.) *4l