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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 1175, 19 February 1919, Page 8

WHY THEY SUCCEED UNDER HEMINGWAY AND RUBERT-3 SON’S CORRESPONDENCE SYSTEM. Becanso'thoso who study by'Correspondence under ua do so beaauso they want to got something out of it. They Specialise. They study in order to earn more money. Our instruction is individual, thorough, private and practical. OUR STUDENTS SUCCEED- 128,758 have, since October, 181)7, (heeusuocessfully through our hands, and have improved their earning oapao itv—in short, have succeeded, wnv NOT YOU? Send to-day Ur pjt fcioulaia rf our Course in PRAO TICAL BOOK KEEPING or in MODERN ACCOUNTANCY; or in SHORTHAND; or in ADVERTISEMENT WRITING; or in COMPLETE BUSINESS EDUCATION. Buy just which and write ua confidentially to-day. Address: — HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON’S OURRESPON BENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., P.O, Box 51(5, AUCKLAND. Director, W. 11. HEMINGWAY E.N.Z. A. A. Solicitor, 'Probite of tne will of the late Margaret M. F. Morrison, was granted on 17lh aist,, at Die Supreme Court, Wanganui, by Mr Justice Stringer to Mrs Margaret K. Morrison, the executrix, on the application of Mr Alfred Lyon, sol loiter, Martou. 2 Gisborne reports the death of Captain Tnekrr. one i.t the oldest residents of Gisborne, and a former M.L.C. He uirived in Gisborne in 18ti() and participated in Hie Maori War. Ha held extensive landed interests, and was twice Mayor of Gisborne and chairman of various local bodies. Another old colonis. p ssed away on Saturday at the Brougham street private hospital, in the periou of Mis Agnes Ann Morris, wife of Mr (J. W, D. Mortis, of Pliuimartou, and late of Hunterville. Tha deceased iady, who was 7-1 years of age at tits time of her death, was born at Akaroa, Banks Peninsula. Af tar her marriage she resided in Christchurch for some years Mr and Mrj Morris left for tne North Island over thirty years ngo, and lived for some years at Huutervill*, ultimately settling at Pliimuertou some twelve years ago. In 1915 Mr and Mrs Morris celebrated their golden wedding, when Uiey 'were tha recipient of a huge i.umber of congratulations With the exception of a short (trip to Australia Mrs Morri has resided in New Zealand all her life. Besides her husband, slis Laves a (family of two sous— j (Messrs Gao g\ Morris, of Martou, I ami Arthur Morri-, of Masterl'in), sod four daughters (Mrs Wilson, of Hnutarvilla; Mrs Fletcher, wife ii* the Rev. H. FLtoher, of Taupo: Mrs Prase-, of Plimojerton; and Miss Freda Morris, of Wellington), and twenty graudohildien The inleanaat toos place on Monday afternoon at Karori—N.Z. Times 1