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EDUCATIONAL. farming FARMING A SCIENTIFIC knowledge of FARMING -cL Farming is essential to FARMING all men on the land. FARMING FARMING With, prices per acts soaring FARMING —with-increased cost of labour, FARMING of manures, seeds and imp laFARMING merits—with tbs need also for FARMING' improved facilities and greater FARMING production, the call for profitFARMING able farming in urgent and FARMING insistent. FARMING FARMING " Giiby'a Course of Practical | FARMING Agriculture” cavers every j FARMING phase cl farm work—it explains 1 FARMING the “why’’ of things;_ it FARMING enables ipen of practical minds FARMING and experience to dig deeper in FARMING the dependable gold-mine of FARMING primary production. FARMING FARMING The three lessons on Artificial FARMING Manures ara worth more than FARMING the cost of the entire Course— FARMING the action of manures on plants FARMING is dealt with, a comparison of FARMING' the various classes of manures FARMING is made, and methods of t*atFARMING ing and applying ate given. FARMING FARMING Other subjects dealt with are FARMING —the Soil, the Plant, Marketing FARMING of Produce, Profitable Stock FARMING Feeding, Formation and. Ini" FARMING provemenl of Pastures, etc. FARMING FARMING ENTIRE COURSE of 15 FARMING lessons ■ costs only 755. It may FARMING he worth a? many hundred FARMING pounds to yon to get this FARMING Course—it may mean failure to FARMING he without if. Ensure yourself i FARMING success hv writing for it to- i FARMING day. ' j FARMING . Address j GILBY’S COLLEGE, LTD. | ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, ' | Next G.P.0.. Cathedral Square, \ CHRISTCHURCH. ’! j ’Phone 1833. * P.O, Box 56. I (And at Wellington.) 8 DIGBY’S' COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., I.P.P.S (Typists’ Section). THOROUGH AND INDIVIDUAL COACH I.NG tor MATRICULATION PUBLIC SERVICE ENTRANCE 6th S. PROFICIENCY SCHOLARSHIP ACCOUNTANTS’ PRELIMINARY BOOK-KEEPING TEACHERS’ EXAMS. ETC,. ETC., By HIGHLY QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS. Hours arranged to Suit Students. Special Classes are also held on SATURDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 19. Teim Commences at any time. Prospectus giving full particulars on application at the School. HALLENSTEIN’S BUILDINGS, TRIANGLE topp. D.1.C.). - 1 DANCING-, FOX TROT. FOX TROT. iS/TK WM. FRASER’S Glasses —Fox Trot, Maxiiia, King's Wn.itr, Marine TwoStop, Saturday Afternoon, at 3 p.m. All other Dances Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, at 8 p.m. ■4O, RIVER ROAD, AVONSIDE. ’Phone 9376. T.P.S. DANCING end Deportment.—Prof. Fleming has Resumed Teaching. Walt*. Tango or Fox Trot taught in three lessons Also, all other' Best Old and New Danoo* taught correctly Proficiency guaranteed. Private Academy, 241, Cashel Street. 'Pbons 80S- X)

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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12711, 5 August 1919, Page 1

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