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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16895, 17 November 1920, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES^ Dainty Summer Under-wear Fashioned for wearing neath low-cut dresses/ daintily designed, edged and trimmed with fine lace and embroidery all this and more is revealed in the lovely underthings here quoted at STORE THE LONGCLQTH KNICKERS! Narrow hands, trimmed / embroidery, buttons 4/6. NAINSOOK CAMISOLES: Bound necks, short sleeves, trumped Val. lace 6/11« LONGCLOTH NIGHTDRESSES: Neck trimmed Torchon laces 12/9. CALICO UNDERSKIRTS: New straight lines, trimmed China lace 12/9. CREPE NIGHTDRESSES; Pink square necks, short sleeves 16/0. RENNIE’S The Big Store Waiters. § J "EXCELSIOR 1” rpmfl should ,he .the constant watch- -*• word of every young man. He should not he satisfied to remain always in his present position. Such must ha, his, lot, however,,.unless be ..takes steps to increase his efficiency and make himself more valuable to his employer. There is no better means of achieving this to-day than taking up i > course of study. There is at present an unsatisfied demand for Accountants with the necessary qualifications. To secure these qualifications means a few years’ study. This can be carried out in one’s own home. From years of practical experience Banks Commercial College has provided courses in the various subjects—specially adapted for home study. Full particulars of any of these may be bad on application. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WELLINGTON," CHRISTCHUBOH & * NE^PLYMOUTH. New Plymouth Director— MB; VAL. DUFF, A.1.A., If.Z, Public Accountant, Devon Street; Telephone 382. STUDY WITH THE I.C.S. fJVEB -2,500,000 Students have enrolled with the International Correspondence Schools since their inauguration in 18911 This is duo to the fact that an I.C.S. student can acquire the necessary training t j qualify- for a responsible position without interfering in any way with his present occupation. The instruction is -private, can be studied at any time and in any place, and is within the means of all. ; 'The I.C.S. offer over 200 Courses of Training, covering the following sub- . jectsAgriculture, Mechanical Engineering, Marine Engineering, Draughtsmanship. Fruit Farming, Electrical Engineering, Steam Engineering, Motor Engineering, Building Contracting Poultry Farming, Architecture, Civil Engineering. Secretaryship, Business Training, Wireless Telegraphy, Window Dressing, Furniture Making, Modern Languages, Advertising, Salesmanship Woodworking. • ’ Full details of I.C.S. methods and of the School’s ability to train successfully. will gladly be furnished to those interested. Write to-day to— INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD. 63 DIXON STREET, WELLINGTON Or F. Carpenter, Box 233, Wanganui.' UNDERTAKERS. LTD. (THE BED POST), DEVON STREET, Undertakers and Funeral Directors! Funerals Furnished in Town or Country. Telephones: 182 and 789, OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. gIA QRA r£AXI Q.ARAGE Brougham Street. , ’Phone 785. Whenuyou require a\car kindly get in touch with us. ’Day or night Mountain trips, wedding parties! etc., capered for. Our mo tto! “Safety and Civility.” Private 'Phones, 143 and 784, pENTECOST & j£ENDRICK. PROPRIETORS,