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King Country Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 743, 6 February 1915, Page 6

EDUCATIONAL Miss Handyside Teacher of Music, Theory, Singing Voice Production, Drawing, Painting French, Russian, etc. 100% Candidate Pupils passed R.A.M. &T.C.M.Practical, and L.C.M. Theoratical Exams. Quarter commences with First lesson. Otorohanga and Te Kuiti. s Miss Ivy Graham, LICENTIATE TRINITY COLLEGE LOND. TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE & THEORY. Terms on application Professor Swallow Alexandra Street Piano, Singing, Violin, Clarinet 2 guineas per quarter for 45 minutes lesson every week, the quarter consisting of 12 weeks, and the fee being paid in advance. For Writing, Grammar, or mathematics, the terms are 14 shillings per month. Te Kuiti Collegiate School. Kindergarten Primary and Secondary Departments. Day School for Boys and Girls. Boarding establishment for Girls. Terms on application to MISS lORNS . Principal Telephone 40. A. W. CHEAL "" Licensed Surveyor TE KUITI All Descriptions of Survey Work Undertaken. Branch office at Otorohanga in charge of Mr. Fred Mace. J. E. Thomson O. R. Farrer Thomson & Farrer Civil Engineers and Surveyors, Hamilton and Taumarunui. DAVIS and PORTEOUS Civil Engineers and Licensed Surveyors. • MANGARINO ROAD, TE KUITI . P.O. Box 110 Telephone 137 * - Hydro-Electric Schemes, Water Supply and Sewerage Schemes designed and supervised. PERCY C, FRASI Licensed and Authorised Surveyor. Land Transfer and other classes of Survey Undertaken. CHRONICLE BUILDINGS. TE KUITI.

NURSE HATTAWAY "WHARENANA" Te Kuiti Nursing Home NURSE J. E. BROWN Medical, Surgical and Maternity (London, C.M.8.) All telephonic facilities. Engagements taken in. any part of the district. Communications care Mrs. McLeod, PioPio. SlmfrSsllsSJlSiftSKasl;* ANOTHER REXONA TRIUMPH. " Your Rexona Ointment has bec-n |j» •of groat service to me by way of 0 curing my son of a dangerous broken H bruise on the foreiiead," writes Mrs. gg , J. Manson, 150 Dundas Street, Dun- m edin, New Zealand. "Wo used many g, ointments with very unsatisfactory results, and tho wound began to ti assume a most dangerous and pois- § onous appearance. Reading your gj Rexona. Ointment advertisement, we gg purchased a tin, and the result was gs an immediate change for the better. I'Vom tho first applicati Dn the appear- ._ 'ancc of tho wound ch.ar.ged to%, more ™ healthy mood. The inflammation S and angry appearance vanished. It M softened and cooled the surrounding §§ parts, and the wound started ijp heal, gj and by continuing tho Rexona Oint- at 'ment as directed, in a very short time !? the wound permanently headed. Con- * sidering the state of the wound, and » the many remedies wo had tried, it H proves tho healing virtues of your -|§ Rexona Ointment are wonderful in- @ deed." [§ Rexona, the' Rapid Healing Oint- „ ment, is a remarkably effective re- S? medy for all affections of tho skin, also "™ for Wounds, burns, sores, and those ™ many hurts which are constantly call- " ing for tho uso of a reliable remedy. Price, 1/G and 3/-. SI the: rapid healer f>-aMSKfitigsßMMffWff«