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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 9, 5 December 1916, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. S H 0 R T H A N I). SHORTHAND, as taught under our Correspondence System is easy to learn. Anyone who devotes a few months to the study may become an expert Shorthand Writer. We tcaeli Pitman's System. A knowledge ol Shorthand is invaluable, no matter what the walk in life. Send to-day for particulars or our complete Correspondence. Course. Address: — HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPON I)ENCE SCHOOLS, FURNITURE OF QUALITY AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICE! I We are particularly well stooked with handsome Furniture and Furnishings at the present time, and we have never offered such attractive values as we do now.

Every description of modern Furniture Ms to be found hore in a great variety of design. Our Furniture offers always attract attention, because our value is known to be good—because our statements are known to bo true-bocause otij* quality is known to 1)0 dependable. T7IVANS AND m'CHBON, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS AND UNDERTAKERS. STRATFORD. GIRLS' TTICH SCHOOL, NEW PLYMOUTH. Principal MISS BARR, M.A. Assistant Teachers: Miss G. 0. Drew, M.A., Miss A. Aitken, MiA.. Miss P. M. Clark, M.A., Miss Fairbrother. THE New CLASSROOMS having just been completed m con * crete, are of the most modern description, and are situated in grounds of over 3 acres, in healthy locality. The grounds are now being laid out for croquet, tennis and hockey. i The new BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, "Strandon House," which will be available for the New Year, is situated about five minutes' walk from the school,'in an exceptionally healthy and cheerful position and stands in large grounds adjoining the sea. A large number of new boarders can now be taken, and parents desiring to secure accommodation are requested to notify the Principal or Secretary at 'an early date. Trams pass dose to th« .entrance. The Boarding-Establishment is tinder the control of the Principal, assisted by Miss Richardson and a staff of resident teachers. WALTER BEWLEY, Secretary. 7"MAS. CARDS, cither loose or in Boxes and Packets.—All prices, large selection.—Charles E. James. I BTRATFORR ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. PISHING SEASON, OCTOBER 1. 1916, TO APRIL 30, 1917. LICENSES— Men, whole season, available over all Dominion 20s : women and boys under 16 years ot ago), ss. Day licenses available for Stratford District only) 2s 6dj halfseasoii licenses from December 20, 1916 available for Stratford District only), 12s 6d. Licenses may be obtained from tho secretary.

Licenses have been issued to the following:— C. Kavaleski, 0. Lawrence, It. F. Harknosß, H. Voylo, F. Collins, A. D. Stanley, F. A. Bamfiold, G. H. Clark, A. J. Walters, F. H. Whittle, H Campbell, S. Campbell, W. A. Dingle, R. Hcaly, R. Nenl, J. W. B. Jonos, J. Fredric, L. Riera, C. N. Craddock, P. Wright, J. Petric, P. Hunter, W. Lovett, A. D. Cuff, A. H. O'Loary, 0. Ireland (boy), B, Hcaly (boy), J. Fitzgerald (boy), J. Crossan (boy), A. Broaclley (boy), F. Dodd (boy), L. Collins (boy), R. Stevens (boy), J. Butcher (boy). R. F. HARKNESS, Secretary. NORTH AUCKLAND FARM. W) ACRES, all fiat cattle country, which is capable of running a beast to two acres, when fully improved. About 50 acres surface sown, 20 acres ploughed. Small building and fenced. About 9 miles from railway and 6 from Port or Main Coach Road. Only £6, and good terms given. Apply W. A. LIMBRICK, Whakatane. (COLOURED Enamelled Brooches, - ; pretty shades, from Is 6d to 5s Gd. Just call and see.—Charles E. James.