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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19247, 12 February 1937, Page 8

ACCOUNTANCY AND BANKING EXAMINATIONS HEMINGWAYS UNIQUE RESULTS. ANEW DOMINION RECORD Q AQ successful candidate THIRTY.NINE YEARS' PROGRESSIVE and CONTINUOUS SUCCESS Last Five Years (1932-6) 3,145 Ayerage Per Annum .... .... •••• ■••• .... .... 629 This Year (1936 Examinations) 649 Hemingway's supremacy maintained unchallenged DIPLOMA IN BANKING HEMINGWAY'S SCORE OVER THREE-FIFTHS OF ALL RECORDED PASSES Total Passes for all New Zealand 167 HEMINGWAY'S 108 All the Rest Combined 59 Enrol with the School that Gets Results MAKE YOUR PASS A CERTAINTY YOU CANT AFFORD TO EXPERIMENT ma as so S 3 UFMINRWAY'^ IiOwIIIIII WWH I u p -° BCORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Auc c k r d Please send me, post free and without obligation, a copy of your book, "ACCOUNTANCY." K MAIL COUPON TO-DAY b a n ■ is

Williams & Kettle maintain a complete home f service — -USE IT! EVERY requirement for the home and farm . . . groceries, produce, hardware ... is obtainable in our up-to-date establishment. This service enables everything to be purchased from the one place, providinq more convenient and economical shoppinq facilities. Townspeople, as well as country residents, can use this service with great advantage. 4 T ARGE stocks of crockery, *- J glassware, crystal and cutlery enable us to give excellent value in these articles. See our displays. IF you are buying tools or kitchen utensils, it will pay you to visit our store. Our popular prices mean substantial savings. Wines and Spirits _.l family and friends will enjoy -*■ a glass of ale these warm days. Order an assorted hmaper from us. All wines, spirits, liqueurs, ales, etc., in ****** JTE/OWAWJEJR IN our provision section, all good things to eat are available at prices that please. Perishable goods are kept in cold storage to ensure absolute freshness during hot weather. Williams & Kettle Ltd, CHILDERS ROAD PHONES 16 and 404.

To be held on the TOLAGA BAY RACECOURSE, SATURDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, 1937. President: P. 0. Loisel. Vice-Presidents: J. P. Guthrie, A. 0. llulquist, M.P., J. McNeil, A. K. Reeves, P. W. Shelton, 0. K. Smith. Advisory .Stewards: ,1. P. Guthrie, P. 0. Loisel, J. McNeil, K. \V. Shelton, C. K. Smith. Stewards: 11. p. Barron, P, A. Bollerby, H. Craill, E. Dover, A. Donnld, R. H. Praser. A. W. Larseu, If. R. Littleworth, N. Loisei, U Maude, It. McNeil, C. P, Millie. .1. H. Morris, H. Nelson, D. Tamararo. Judge: J, Eivers. Starter; L. Murray. Treasurer: H. Jj. Tempest. Timekeeper: li. McNeil. Handioapper: A. Tuckwell. lion. Surgeon: Dr. YVeeks. Weighing-room Steward: VV. J. Pickett. Clerk of Scales: V. p. Hurlstotie. Clerk of Course: C. A. Macintosh. Secretary: H. K. Dodd. PROGRAMME: To start at 12.30 p.m. t. WAIHAU HACK HANDICAP, of £55; Second horse to receive £7 and third horse £3 from the stake. Minimum weight 9 stone. Ifiders exempted from complying with Rule '-'24 (a) Kules of Pacing. Distance, I mile. Nomination 20/-; acceptance, v2O/-. I }, HAUITI DISTRICT 1 HANDICAP, of £4O; second horse to receive £3 and | third horse £2 from the stake. Winner of race of any description at time of starting barred. Tim owner must have resided in the district from 15th November, 1936, and the horse must have been owned and trained and, kept within the district from the same date unless by special permit. The distrlci comprises the whole of the Uava, Waiapu and Matakaoa Counties and that portion of the Cook County north of the Turihaua River. Distance. 5 furlonri. Nomination, 20/-; acceptance. 15/-. 3. MAIDEN SCURRY, ol £45; second horse to receive £3; and third horse £'.' - from the stake. Weight, 8 stone.