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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 152, 1 July 1903, Page 2

OABD.J W- L. FITZHERBERT, SOLICITOR (State of Auckland), HAS commenced practice of his profession in New Plymouth, and may be consulted at his office, Teed's Buildings, Devon-street. Money to Lend on Freehold or Chattel security. A CARD, business lately carried on by A. 0. JTookks & Co., As Licensed Land Brokers, Valuers, and A|;ents, 17111, from the New Year, be conducted by H- F- RUSSELL, Over Messrs. Govett Jc QuiUiam's Premise;. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING' The Misses Baker (Experienced Shorthand Writers and Typistes), CuaBIE-STBEffT - NEW PIYMOOTH All branches of work undertaken in connection with the above. AHi WORK STRICTLY PRIVATE. Law Work, Deads, etc., a Speciality. Oomtry Orders promptly attended to. Write for Scale of Charges. Agents fcr REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS. Orders taken for all Typewriter Supplies. Telephone, No. 297. Established 1880. The leading jewellery bubi NESS on the West Coast of New Zealand. Splendid Goods selected in London by J, H. PARKER, a few months ago. Oood Value as a result of direct importation. Ibh Newest Fashion in all Linus. Special Value in ENGAGEMENT RINGS, SIGNET RINGS, WEDDING RINGS ft KEEPERS. A VALUABLE PRESENT . . of Half-dozen Spoons or any article of equal value with each Wedding King. Tourists are invil <1 to Inspect the Lovely Stock of GREENSTONE GOODS and other novelties. Spectacles to Buit all sights. the address carefully— J. fl. PAJRKER, Y. ATCHMAK.ER, JEWELLER. AND OPTICIAN, Nextjthe Railway Crossing, DEVON-STREET, Naw Plymouth. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. [Established 1870 ] FUNDS:— 1881 .. ~ £605,560 1891 .. .. £1,847,797 1901 .. .. £3,285,416 J. H. RICHARDSON, Oommissiotef THE, UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA (Limited). Established 1837. Incorpor&tad 1880 Paid up Capital Reserve Funds £1,500,000 950,000 MUSIC. MRS- & & POPE, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Together £2,450.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 £5,450,000 Branches of this Bank are now open at— NEW PLYMOUTH—Under management of Mr. G. E. Mannering WANGANUi—Under the management ol Mr. S. J. Gordon DANNEV'RKE—Under the management oi Mr. A. B Lawrence MARTINBOROUGH—Under management of Mc W. A. Kiely. G. E. TOLHURST, Inspector. A. M W lLt,Aua DENTAL SURGEON, Theatre Aoyal Buildings, Bgmont Street New Plymouth.

Next term will commence MONDAY, February 2nd. At home after January 24th. Address: " Dallinghoo," Oourtenay-street. KALEIGH CYCLES. RAHD, RIGID, RELIABLE. JUST LANDED. INSPECTION INVITED. BEND FOB PBIOE LIST. SKEiTES' CYCLE COMPANY,

DEVON-STREET, AND AT QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. E. B URGES 8, DRAFTSMAN, ARCHITECT, add BUILDING VALUER, No. 8, Yobk Ohambhbs, STRATFORD. Agent for--F. Goodacre and 00., Poultry Dealers, 35, Grey Street Auckland; Premier Joinery Works, Auckland, Lead Lights, and Fancy Work, Eto. 40 Years' Experience of VariousTimber3 J JONES, ARCHITECT. DRAWINGS, Specifications, and Estimates prepared. OFFICE; Theatre Royal Buildings, New Plymouth. to WAIKATO WAIKATO LAND. LAND. CHARLES WALLNUT, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Hamilton, Waikato. T HAVE on my Lift the Finest DAIRY and GRAZING FARMS in the market from 100 ™ 700 ACRES £5 PER ACRE UPWARDS. Easy lerms. Near School, Creameries, Railway, Stock Sales, etc. Waikato has a great future, and a good farm in its unequalled climate means success. Investors will do well to peruse my lists before buyiner. Lists on application. L. G. SLADDEN, LICENSED SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER} Devon-street, New Plymouth. Telephone 46. J)R T. B. WHITTON, M.D., R.U.1., L.R.0.5., Edin,, Has commenced the practice of bis Pro fession in New Plymouth, and may be consulted daily at Inangahua House, Dawson street: 9 a.m. to 12"noon, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 3 ,m. to 4 p.m. Mr. 3 kes' Pharmacy. [a oabd.J Thob. O. Kelsey, H. A. Lennon F.V.Z.a.A. KELSEY & LENNON, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, DEVON-STREET. HBW PLXMOUm

The Wanganui Maoris who are taking part in the bazaar in aid of the Victoria College for Maori Giris, arrived by Tuesday night's train, and are being entertained by the Rev F. A. Bennett at Bell Block. The Maoris have been granted free passes by the Government from Wanganui, for which the committee are indebted to Mr K M. £niith, M.H.R, for his assistance. July 15th has been gazetted Arbor Diy, and a public holiday. Mr Jame3 Pttrnell, who has been Town Clerk of V\ anganui fcr the past 26 years, and has just resigned office, was on 'luesday presented with an illuminated address and a gold albert. *Mrs Purnell was also presented with c handsome granny chain.