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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160731, 18 August 1920, Page 8

SPRING 1920. FROM TUESDAY, AUGUST ITth, THE ' NEW SEASON’S EXQUISITE FASHIONS Will be portrayed in the Latest Importations of LADIES’ COSTUMES, FROCKS, EVENING GOWNS, ETC. Specially worthy of consideration is the “To Order Service,” featuring TAILOR MADES. New Materials in the Latest ENGLISH FABRICS. Notwithstanding the High Quality, Prices are not Prohibitive. COOPER’S Specialists in GENTLEWOMEN’S ATTIRE, 39 Victoria Avenue, WANGANUI. SUPER SIX HUDSON CAR CONNECTS with Main Trunk Trains u at Martou Junction. Leave Garage 6.46 a.in., 3.30 p.m. Fare, 10s. WANGANUI MOTOR 00., St. Hill Street. ’Phone 219. CAFE GRAND. Next Grand Hotel, WILLIS STREET, ¥ ELLINGTON. \TISrrOES specially catered for. ” Meals, 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Courtesy and Cleanliness. Dinner, Three Courses, Is 6d. B. SPIRO, Proprietor. WOODLEY A. PROWSE, SURGEON DENTIST. (Directly opposite Paul’s). Telephone 192 PO. Box 231, Card.) NURSE H. ROWE, Late of Edgbaston Convalescent Home, Ansae Parade, has Removed to 25 SOMME PARADE. ’Phono 1439. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL AND ENGINEERING GO., LTD. HIS MAJESTY’S BUILDINGS. WANGANUI, VATE have just landed a shipment of ’ * Office Telephonettes, and have experts on cur staff for installing same. Give us a ring. N.E. AND E. CO., LTD,, Telephone i486. P.O. Box 238. T. H. BATTLE, ARCHITECT, F.N.2.1.A., VICTORIA aVENUE. Office ’Phone 288. (A Card.) £JUREIE AND JACK, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Removed to new premises. No. 17 Wicksteed Place (Old Jockey Club Offices). “THE MAN WE WANT.” Must possess KNOWLEDGE. PUSH, to be jable to make an effort, and PERSISTENCY to maintain that effort. The successful men arc those who are ready to take the chance when it comes, and make the most of it. They have fitted themselves for the opportunity, and are ready to take the fullest advantage of it. Write to — BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Wellington, New Plymouth, and Christchurch Stating what you would like to be, and you will receive gratis the advice of professional and experienced tutors. H. AMOS, Managing Director. A PEEP INTO THE FUTURE. Did you ever sit and wonder what the future has in store for you? It depends largely upon your own efforts. You will succeed if you work toward an end for your advancement. STUDY ACCOUNTANCY IN YOUR SPARE TIME. We have coached thousands of young men and made successful accountants of them, and their future contains stability and substance. Work instead of dream, and delight in the success which will be your reward. The course is easy—made especially interesting by our thorough and experienced instructors. The fees are moderate. In cash or instalments. Write or call for prospectus, which will tell you how to become a successful accountant. HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. LID-, UNION BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. P.O. BOX 616.