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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5165, 15 August 1927, Page 2

Professional. G. STEWART TALBOYS SURGEON DENTIST CRII'ERION BUi LDINGS. NEXT BANK N.Z.. PAEROA. ’Phones: Surgery 31, Residence 43 DENTAL NOTICE. MR W. J. SIMPSON, DENTAL SURGEON wishes to announce that ou and after July 18 he will continue the practice of bis profession in his new rooms in the Aurora Theatre Buildings. Houts : 9 a.m. till 5 p.m daily. Saturday, 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. PHONE 25. MR. C. E. JAMES SURGEON-DENTIST has taken over Mr D. H. Dowd’s Plains branches, and may be consulted on Mondays at Ngatea and on Tuesdays at Turua, from 9 a.m. AROHANUI REGISTERED NURSING HOME. Surgical, Medical, and Maternity. Fees From Four GuineasMOORE ST.. PAEROA. ’Phone 118. £A Card. 1 KENNY AND SONS, Authorised & Mining Surveyors PAEROA. Telephone 115. £A Card! GEO. L. BURMESTER, A.N.Z.I.A. Registered Architect. TE AROHA AND PAEROA. Paeroa office c/o Edwin Edwards. DANCING. THE TTAURAKIS 5? I.HE -LJLaurakis HOT DANCE BAND — COMBINATION — Now Open For Engagements. Distance no object. Apply — “ WI ” ROYAL—PAEROA. YOUR EYESIGHT THIS IS IMPORTANT Avoid Eye-strain and subsequent ill-health by wearing CORRECT GLASSES. My fifteen years’ experience of practical Eye-sight testing should assure you of my ability to give you satisfaction. Any style of Glass or Frame suppVed. Repairs effected and damaged lenses repaired. PHOTOGRAPHY. BUY A CAMERA & A FILM . We will do the rest. Developing & Printing a Specialty. Attendance auy hour. Phone 32. GEO. P. de CASTRO Chemist-Optician, Paeroa. Preserve the Priceless Gift. Clear Vision is one of life’s most precious gifts. NOW is the time to preserve it. If you are doubtful of your vision, are troubled by headaches or dizziness ; if conditions of work are affecting your eyes, consult us without another day’s delay. SPECIALISED SERVICE A wide experience and expert ■ knowledge enable us to prescribe the right lens for every case S. J. HEDGE Chemist and Optician (By exam,) — PAEROA. Business Notices. A Satisfied Policy Holder. In 1896 Mr “X” took out a policy with the “ A.M.P.” for £2OO, to draw at age of 50 or previous death, in 1911, after having paid £93 17s 4d, he ceased paying premiums. In 1912 he cashed his bonuses amounting to £45 2s. Since that date his policy was kept in force by. the “ A.M.P.” -In February, 1926, his policy matured , when he was handed a cheque for £99 ss. He was so delighted that he took another policy. Fullest particulars from HAROLD SOMERVELL Thames & District Representative A.M.P. Society, Hamilton. RUBBER STAMPS Latest Designs at Kowost Prices at the Gazette Office.