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UNARY 1»81 YOUR KINAL CHAN. t. In 1931 Accountants’ Preliminary Examination will be held for the •.last time. Thereafter Matriculation /becomes compulsory. To take ad- * vantage of the easier Examination, : an imiiiediate start is essential. BEGIRT STUDY NOW. Take the first step to become a qualified Accountant and enter the profession of countless opportune* " : 1 iplfiy ' for full particulars to the experts who have maintained for onr thirty years their unbroken record of siiciess. , , . HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS ■ i . > .A. Box 516, AUCKLAND. 1 • - r -t always in stoi KITCHEN AND. HOUSEHOLD m OKiiN? OiTOTITY • •' f’v. -V - FIREWOOD OUARAMTSED DRY. _ KAHRYINC WE DO ALL CLASSES OF CARTAGE COAL DELIVERED anywhleeb liotor T '4s alwmy* »vaiUW* • H TPOTTFR Established 1913/*; pfiM ’PlUna R«. 846 REGAN STREET oTfU riftVß |;, PLUNKBT NURSB TTNTIL further ' notice. ; th e PLUN- ■ ’ KET NURSE will he In at/feSkli& db the' Rooms, Juliet Street (rtjtiibshe the Stratford Railway StaSaturday, between the hours of 1.30 and 4.30 p.m., to receive mothers and children. THE INGLEWOOD CO-OPBRATm BACON CURING COMPANY Ltd.' will receive PIGS from Shareholders only as follows: ( - / JUNE. '-'-Stratford—Monday 2. Toko—Monday, 9. Mldhlrst—Tuesday, 17. •* i ■- - Tarikl—Tuesdays, lo and 24. Present Advances; Baconers 111 180, Hi Porkers 60-110. Gd.

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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 70, 6 June 1930, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Issue 70, 6 June 1930, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Issue 70, 6 June 1930, Page 8