IT WILL PAY YOU TO KEEP YOUR FEET DRY THIS WINTER. I -a SO—BUY YOUR GUM BOOTS W HERE! sy Look at the prices w —reasonable, are’nt 13 they? Now come and ■| inspect the quality. | Men’s “Tyee Fisherg man,” our leading 1 line. 27/6. | Men’s “Non-Slip,” 28/Also Women’s and Youths’ dull Gums—you can depend on them. M C EWEN BROS., “BOSTOCK” AND “K” SHOE AGENCY. ’Phone 201. New Plymouth.
CUSTOMS AGENTS, FORWARDING AGENTS, GENERAL CARRIERS. FURNITURE REMOVALS. ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE. KIBBY AND CALGHER Customs and Forwarding Agents, EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. ’Phones: Office 1093, Private 334 D & M.
J. O. B ENNETT > OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN, • Sight-Testing Rooms. J. BENNETT & SON, 199 Devon Street, New Plymouth. ’Phone 630. ’Phone 630. WHAT WILL YOU BE EARNING AT 35? Statistics show that on an average, man reaches his highest earning power at 35. There are many young men to-day, however, occupying important posts and receiving large salaries while still under 30 years of age. You, too, can earn a big salary while still young. By becoming an Accountancy Student under Hemingway’s Correspondence Schools, you can, within a very few years QUALIFY AS AN ACCOUNTANT. During the past 30 years, Hemingway’s have presented by far the greatest number of students for the different New Zealand and Australian Accountancy Examinations. And Hemingway’s Students have secured by far the greatest percentage of passes. . What you will be earning at 35 depends largely on what your present efforts are. Don’t trust to luck that you will get on somehow, but write for Hemingway’s Free Book, “Accountancy.” Where’s your pen. Do it now! JJEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516. Auckland. PROPERTY IN pRUST. The specialised organisation of the Public Trust Office and its long experience assure a satisfactory care of property in any estate, prompt attention to the payment of taxes, rates and other charges, and a close watching of the market conditions if a sale is necessary or expedient. F. M. WHYTE, District Public Trustee, E 37. New Plymouth. Save , s _ s THE SHILLINGS AND THE PENCE And the N.P. S AVINGS B ANK Will take care of the Pounds. 4j per cent. Interest paid on the Monthly Minimum Balance up to £2OO. G. E, .DINNISS, Manager, Devon Street, N.P. Branch: Harlow’s Store, Fitzroy. E .W. M. L YSONS - LICENSED SURVEYOR, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Next Bank of Australasia). ’Phone 239. MORTGAGES PURCHASED FOR CASH. ADVANCES MADE ON FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. General Financial Assistance Granted at a Reasonable Rates. PROMISSORY NOTES DISCOUNTED. DEPOSITS ACCEPTED: 12 Months, 6 per Cent. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR LONGER TERM. pLYMOUTH piNANCE (JO., piMITED. (Capital £20,000.) Full details on application at the Company’s Office, Bank of New South Wales Buildings, New Plymouth. S. NIELSON, Secretary, ’Phone 967. P.O. Box 268.
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 June 1927, Page 6
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