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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 88, 9 April 1903, Page 2

TYP EWRITING AND SHORTHAND The Misses Baker (Experietced Typisteg and Shorthand \\riters), BEG to aonounce that they will be prepared to undeitake all branch*.a cf v. ork in connection with the above, on and after WEDNESDAY, the Mth March. ALL WORK STRICTLY PHIVA'IE. ( Obdebs Bi Post Promptly Attended To Scale of charges on application. Krening O'asses Formed for Shorthand. Office i Ourrie-street (opposite Co operative Buildings, New Plymouth)., Telephone No. 297. a! 8

[A OABD.] TflOS. 0. KBLSBIf, H. A. IiBHNON F.tf.Z.i.A. KELBEY & LENNON, PUBLIC ACCOJNTANTS, DEVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. 9

A. A. PIKE TT, BUILDER, OONTRAOTOR, AND UNDERTAKER. Address .... Duvok-STREET. Telephone No, 176. Betimates given for all classes of work in connection with the building trade.

[a cakd.J business lately c irrie 1 on by A. 0 Oo., As Licensed Land Brokers, Valuers, and Agents, Will, from the New Tear', be conducted by H F- RUSSELL, ! in offices over M essrs. Govett k Quilliatn.

E. BURGESS, DRAFTSJJAN, ARCHITECT, and BUILDING VALUER. No. 8, York Ohamrbbs, STRATFORD. Agent for—F. Goodaore and Oo„ Poultry Dealers, 35, Ore? Street Auckland; Pretnior Joinery Works, Auckland, Lead Lights, and Fancy Work, Etc. 40 Years' Ex eriencs of Various Timberi J- A- MAISEY. ARCHITECT. LARGE Experience in Birmingham (Fngland), Sydney, aid Auckland. Drawings, Specifications, etc., prepared in dist ciasa stye .or any description of buil lings. Office: Devos-sikebt, Kducationa! Builc 1 -

MUSIC. MRS- S D POPE, TtUACHER OK PIANOFORTE AND THKOItY. Next term will commence MONDAY, February 2nd. At home after January 24th. Address: '' Dallinghoo," Courtenay-streat,

_ MONEY TO LEND |VN approved securities from 4| pe V cent upwards. WILSON & GRBY, Solicitors. Brougham street, New PI mouth. E7ER MET A FIDGETY MAN? Eveb stop to think why he THE appears so uneasy? Nine FIDGETY times out; of ten the trouble M 4.N. with the fidgety man is that his shirt both-rs him. The shirt is the greatest test of a man's temper ; if the shirt is light he is conscious of beiog well dressed. Men set great store upon the style of Iheir shirts, and most men like their shirts to be nicely ironed. If a man's shirt-front bends, is dull and tends to wilr, he the fidgets. AYRKS' If you have to iron a man's OHINE.SH! shirt it is np to you to see LAUNDRY that the fronts, cuffs, and GL >ZE. collars have that bejutiful ivory polish, which is imputed to all starched linen by Ajres' l h'noe I/iundr, Glaz?, This glaze is so different from anything you have ever us'd in tha laundry. It u a white powder leady for immediate use, and so cosily uw)—any woman can get good n salts with it Orieap, too—6d and 1< per b >x, from all storekeepers. A picket will be sent jo« at any time if you write.

R. AYttE-!, 90, Cuba-street, Wellington.

DENTAL NOTICE. M MILLER, L.D.S., London, England, *.■<, and A. 0. H. COLLIN'B, LKNTAL SUR9KONS. Chambers : Above WvUos, chemUt. Telephone 185. Lady in attendance. Mr. Collins attends Inglewooo every Wednesday. HOUSE PROPERTY BARGAINS, NEW HOUSE and Corner J-Acre Section, L2OO. NEW 4-ROOMEn VJLL4, i-Acre Land, Te Henui. Only L 240. NEW VILLA, Ahuroa, L2BO NEW VILLA, Ahuroa, L2i)o. Apply immediately, OARTBEW, BRITTAIN & CO., Land Agents,

WAIWAKAIHO BRIDGE DANGEROUS. PUBLIC NOTICE is given that the Waiwakaiho Bridge on Devon Road, about 2 miles east of Now Plymouth, is dangerous for ii"avy traffic. H, (.'MY, < baiiuua Taranaki County Oounc dw WC