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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 57, 11 March 1907, Page 1

■F BANK MKSSK NG E B ARCHITECT - ih'Rht years with Oaiden & Kemp , . : Melbourne) Drawings and Specifications prepared. ii'i"-; Office DeVoh J Street ~ AND WESTON BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS NW Plymouth, and Inglewood. .T. S. \Y est on, Notary Public. ,yf e have several sums awaiting investmqnt at same ;rates and on same terms as to repayment, etc., as Go ernment Joan moneys AIONEY TO LEND. JE have several Sums available for, immediate investment; WILSON & GREY, Solicitors, Brougham street. w STAND IS HAND KERR New Plymouth BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS Loans negotiated at lowest curren rites of interest. , MONEY TO LEND. MONEY to lenl in large or small rums at lowest rates. . N.B.—Very favorable terms for small amounts. Goyktt & Quilliam, Solicitors. DENIAL NOTICE. BIC SPENCER BAYLEY SURGEON DENTIST. (Late of London, and late pupil of N. ■ Miller ; Esq., L.L.D., and Dr Cleveland, L.D.S.) Rooms i Egmont Chambers, Street. , Lady in attendance. Telechone 18 M ALONE, ANDERSON AND JOHNSTONE, SOLICITORS, _Nit...Pk£Mo:dth, Stbatfobd asd Money to lend at lowest rates of interest Mfl A. H. COLLIISS. SU-R-G EON DENTIST. (Avery's Buildings) Uivoh Stssbt. Niw Plymouth, Telephone 185. Lady in attendance. ' PIANO TUNING. MB ,C. m. COKER, Certificated Tuner, from Messrs John Brmsmead and Sons. London, begs to announce that he will carry on liis late -father's tuning and repairing business. Orgats_ apd Pianos Tuned and Re loto Weoulrtry.' Orders' may be lcft.ivlthj itr Thos. Avery, or A. J. ' Burgess-Jlate I. R. Hodder MB W P. DOEG. PIANOBORTE AND ORGAJT TUNER & REPAIRER, NbW Plymouth. ' (Formerly with 3. and J. Hopkinson, Pianoforte manufacturers, London, and with Mr MpKranon Bain, New , Plymouth. ! ■ C. Carter, Grocer, Devon Street, New Plymouth. OEO, lIEKBKRT WHITK, -M ? TBACHBB OF USIC AND SHORTHAND, Devon St. East, '--NEW PLYMOUTH. Fitzroy 'Bus passes the door.'i Ai th

SIR JOSEPH' OVEBWHELUED-2WITII " CHAMPION'S " GENEROSITY. OOHSIERGIAL COMMUSHC.VTtO Nii bth iugust, 1906. Sib Joseph Wabd, Wellington. "Pleased you have accepted our recommendations; if you are still short of the complement, we have a few more in stock. The Opposition are nibbling, so we giye you the refusal." (Signed) Vihtue. J), W. Yibtci, Esq., Auckland, " Thank you for your generosity which completely OVERWHELMS mo," Signed) J. G. Wabd Sib Joseph Wahd. " Thanks, and for future guidance my front name ia Peter, of Adamant Character. ;>Onr generosity has also overwhelmed the bone and sinew of the colony; intend to keep "STANDARD" flymg toprevent OPPOSITION • (Signed) ' ' I'. Vihtoe. Pbtbb Viitce, Esq., Auckland. "Thank you. for putting Peter in tho right place; for the futuro will remember ;that there is only one Peteb shs Gbbat in New Zealand, and I will not omit the inclusion of Peter fprobably as Colonial TreaTjrer) when Peter is in question." (Signed) J, G. Wabd. ' N.B.—The Opposition and Trust wUL.haye a poor show with such a combination. —P.V. A COMFORT FOR BUSINESS. MEN . IS a "Quiet Enjoyment." A man can take " Quiet Enjoyment" even when working hsjd, if his surroundings are congenial. Nothing brings more comfort to a busy man than a comfortably-arranged desk! A NECESSITY A CONVENIENCE Is anything which give» freedom from discc-mfort. A man CAN write letters on , tqj> ,qf an old dry goods W 'tell if he spends eight or Den hours a day in his office, and most of that time at his desk, is "Freedom from Discomfort" to be sought or yot ? We think it is. Suppose a man works ten years at one desk and works 300 days each year and five hours each day, hojwill spend 1600 hoars each ycat and 16,000 hours in ten years at his desk. A few pounds buys a roll top desk, or any other required pattern. Write ""fdlf "catalogue. One special . . second-hand i oil going '• cheap.

VMEX, BARKER & FINLA JjTB CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON T&l A GAS GRILLER , Cathartic Pills ne?er h»T« and never will cure indigeitlon and I stomaeb troubles—Why? Beeans* I they ict entirely on the bowell> I whereas the whole trouble li really I the itomach. When the stomach is 1 diseased, all the other organs ioffer. I That is why fatal diseases of the I heart, liver,!dneys and lungs ara I so often tha direct result of Indices--1 tion. The nse of DR. SHELDON'S DIGESTIVE TABULES \ gives the stomach perfect rest I because they ooattia ail the natural IdigMtaats «s found in a healthy (■itomach. Ibis Is a common-seme 2 method if trsatteii all itomach ■ inrahlei, and the rssolU art alwayi >«dsrtaln» • fr