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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 11, 14 January 1936, Page 1

I public notices IN THE ESTATE OF ROBERT STEEL THOMSON, Deceased. jyTOTICE is given that all claims against the Estate of Robert Steel Thomson, of “Braeburn,” Wanganui, deceased, must be forwarded in duplicate before the 26th. February 1936, ; to the- undersigned, certified as being I due and owing at the date of death of the deceased, viz., 11th. January, 1936. L. J. THOMPSON, Solicitor, ilur-teirville. gPEOIAL pLYING JJISPLAY AND OFFICIAL OPENING OT’ UNION AIRWAYS TRUNK SERVICE jyjILSON AERODROME WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, AT 1.45 P.M. Spectacular Flying Exhibition. Thiilling Parachute Descents by Messrs Fraser and Sellars. Admission: 1/-; Children 6d; Parking Free. Rof resh ment-s Av a i lab Ip. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS WHEN YOU ORDER SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT You Need 4 gal. Linseed Oil with Every Gal. of Paint. That’s How Good it Is ! ARTHUR BODY LTD. RIDGWAY STREET FOR TIMBER, JOINERY, HARD WARE and PAINT ’Phones 2414. House 2741. pUCO pACQ U E R If Correctly Applied will NOT Peel or Crack 1 Bring your car to the firm who are specialists in this class of work. C L C OENISH ’ Watt Street (back of McGruer’s) ’Phone 2589. Private 2387. FURNITURE VALUES SPECIAL 1936 PRICES 3-Piece MODERN SUlTE—Consisting of large Chesterfield and two large comfortable Lounge Chairs; independently sprung fronts with fully sprung backs and covered wi'li high quality Genoa velvet £l2/19/6 3-Piece Oak-finished BEDROOM SUITE consisting of 3-drawer Duchess with large frameless mirror; full size Wardrobe; Double Bed with new solid pasicl etvln £lO/12/6

end style - - IH’/l J/o 6-Piece Oak-finished DINING SUITE. — This is the greatest value in dining 1 suites offered in Wanganui. The suite consists of large sideboard, 3ft. 6in. by 3ft., draw-leaf extension table and 4 handsome leather covered dining chairs with lift-out seats £ll/10/CUTHBERTSON & LEE, LTD. THE HOUSE OF DISTINCTION AND VALUE. Victoria Avenue (opp. Bank of N.Z.) EDUCATIONAL DOMINION EXAMINATION RESULTS OF I i JTARLE ’S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY LTD. NOVEMBER, 1935. I —. Percentage of “H.C.A.” Subjects. Passes . Bookkeeping (1) 80.7 Bookkeeping (2) SO Pookkeepiiig (3) 70.3 Auditing 86.5 ; Economics 7 ; ’ ; Trustees 'l-2 Bankruptcy Law 66.6 Company Law 80.9 • Mercantile Law (1) 70 Mercantile Law (2) 80.3 •| Of the number of Students presented 1 by “H.C.A.” 81.2% were successful. “I have compared the foregoing figures with the records of Harless College of Accountancy, Ltd., and certify to their accurracy. ” (Signed) W. F. MORRISON. A.R.A.N.Z., F.F.1.A., Auditor. Send for Prospectus. < HARLE’S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY, LTD. r P.O. Box 859, Wellington. START NOW ! ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS The first essential to Examination Success is complete and thorough training. You can’t skimp your studies and expect to get through. Delay may mean disaster for you. Settle down to serious study immediately, and choose as your coaches the school with an unrivalled record of success. Hemingway’s—with the largest and most experienced organisation—arc . the best fitted to give you .... THOROUGH TRAINING. r Deeds speak louder than words —and the enormous number of successful ” students coached by Hemingway’s during the past 38 years is proof positive ? of the superiority of Hemingway’s Home-study system. Accountancy Qualification is of vital importance to you. Don’t risk failure. Write immediately for FREE 800k — “Accountancy.” HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND.