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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 303, 21 August 1917, Page 2

PROFESSIONAL [Card.] Dominion Private Hotel and Public Dining Room Mrs McGOVERN, Proprietress. Wishes to intimate to the travelling public and visitors to Pukekohe that after a rest of five years she is again prepared to receive a limited number of permanent boarders. All modern conveniences. Tariff on application. Toujours Prst. J.C.&P.E. DROMGOOL Barristers & Solicitors, 44 QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND, MpQOVERN'S BLDG., PUKEKOHE. MONDAY Branches: Waiuku, Tuakau A Mercer. A. HANNA Barrister and Solicitor SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. Attends Waiuku Every Saturday. Honey to lend at lowest current rates j. G. HADDOW, LLB., Barrister and Solicitor <■— Opes Daily. Advances procured on Freehold Securities at lowest current rates. Mr Haddow himself is in Pukekohe every Thursday and on regular —H days. Note the new address:— KING'S CHAMBERS, PUKEKOHE EDMUND MAHONY & SON, SOLICITORS & NOTARY PUBLIC Have removed to their new offices Legal Chambers, King Street, PUKEKOHE Attendance Daily. attendance, Tuakau Office: FRIDAY mornings. Telephone, Pukekohe Office No. 62. Money for inyestmenl on Mortgage at Current Rates.

MR. PERCY BOYD -RENTAL gURGEON PUKEKOHE REMOVED TO EMPIRE BUILDINGS. P.O, Box 18. 'Phone 43. Mr Harold G, Lysnar, SURGEON DENTIST. REMOVED TO LAWRIE'S BUILDINGS. King Street. Pukekohe. ELEPHONK No. 80. NOTICE. Nurse DRYLAND certificated Midwife has accommodation for Ladies during accouchment or will attend patients in own home.— CLIFF HOUSE, Papakura

LOCKIE GANNON, C.E. CONSULTING ENGINEER, Legal Chambers, King Street, Pukekohe. ROSSITER'S BUILDINGB, Waiuku. JOHN K. LEDGER, LICENSED SURVEYOR L C A. POTTER ARCHITECT :: Pukekoh Agent fort The British Dominions GENERAL INSURANCE Co., Ltd OFFICE: No. 3 Roulston's Buildings, (upstairs). FRED, SOUSTER, A.N.Z.I.A. (Registered). ARCHITECT "King's Chambers," PUKEKOHE. My Speciality. Modem Home Designing. 'Phone "• During my absence at New Plymouth my practice as an architect will be carried on by Mr John Boutly (registered architect) and all correspondence addressed to me at King's Chambers will be duly attended to,—F. SOUBTEK.