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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2233, 1 February 1921, Page 2

BEST FQR CHILDREN! Make vour own family cough mixture. Use “HEENZQ” (HEAN’S ESSENCE) easy to make, pleasant to take, t [A ‘Card.] DR. RICHMOND HOOifER, DENTIST, has resumed practice at 43 BROADWAY PALMERSTON N. Telephone 305. [A Card.] COOPER, BAMiELL & Co. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Main Street - Foxton. Telephone 127. Money to Lend on. approved security. [A Card.] NURSE PREWDEIRGABT Is open for professional engagements. Address: Lady’s Mile. sHI wmmm CARE OF THE EYES. OUR MR, RUSSELL, G. 5.0.1., D.1T0.C., Qualified Opthalmie Optician, Professor of Optometry, and Teacher of Optical Science, is an exceptional man in the Optical field. Eyes have been his life study. He has been doing no other class of work for 25 years, and lias been associated with some of the foremost eye specialists of England. There are’few men in New Zealand with the same knowledge of the subject, His method of testing is unique. He will diagnose your ease and prescribe glasses when necessary, without using the old-fasiuoncti method of relying on test charts and asking numerous questions. Mr Russell stands alone as an Optician. RUSSELL AND INNES, OPTICIANS. Rangitikei Street (next Bank New Zealand), PA L MLR STOX N 0 R TIL ■'Plume 1241. [A Card.] MU RS E HALL JjATE Charge Nurse of St. Helen’s Hospital, 'Wellington, has opened an up-to-date Private Maternity Hospital at 93 Filzherhert Street, Palmerston North, and is ready to receive patients. Full particulars m application. Mr. SIDNEY HALL. 1) K X T 1 S T. of Levin. Will vi>:l Foxton every Will )X MSDAY, and may he eansullcd in All Saints' Schoolroom. Hours: 9 a,.in. to 3 p.m. \ppoinlliienls can be made a( Mr U. Healey’s. TO ADVERTISERS. •A.TWLKTJSLRS are nolilied that Replace Advertisements must lie liauded in before I p.m. on the day previous to publication in order to ensure their insertion in Use next issue.

THE NEW ZEALAND DEATH. THE nuiubci* of deatJm by drowning throughout New Zealand during the present summer lias been appalling. Drowning has been called “the New Zealand death" by reason of Hie fact tluit more deaths from drowning are recorded in this