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Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1916, Page 6

PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. .rrHOS. E. CRUMP, BARRISTER AND X SOLICITOR, ELTIIAM. Visits Kapouga, Fridays. MONEY TO LEND On Security of Land or Stock at Current Kates. C. E. Weston] [H. R. Billing EST ON AND WESTON, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. NEW PLYMOUTH AND INGLEWOOD. (Resident Manager at Inglewood, W. H. Armstrong, Solicitor). We have several sums of money await ing investment on all classes of approved jecurity at lowest current rates. Robert Spence. Samuel Speii"e. J. R. h. Stanford. QUENCH AND STANFORD BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. Officer: The Bridge Buildings Broadway. MONEY TO LEND. gTANDISH AND BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. A. R Standish.] [T. P. Anderson. We have several sums of money awaiting investment. JJALONE AND ]£ IN G, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. DARRISTEIi AND SOLICITOR, P. O'DEA, PRINCES STREET (Opposite Post Office), HAWERA. JJALLIWEIiti AND THOMSON, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS. STRATFORD. OFFICE: OtagQ Chambers, Fenton St. MONEY TO LEND AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. f> MLLEARD NATUSOH AND SONS, ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS, Wellington, Napier, Palmerston North and Hastings. WELLINGTON: C. Tilleacd Natusch, F.N.Z.I.A ( Stanley Natuscli, A.N.Z.I.A. I PALMERSTON N.: C. Aleck Natuscli, F,N.Z.I. A. NAPIER AND HASTINGS: Rene Natusch, F.N.Z.1.. P.S.—As Mr. C. Tillcard Natusch !e himself visiting New Plymouth regularly every fortnight to inspect all the buildings being elected in connection with the new tramway scheme, he will be pleaded to meet any persons thinking of erecting new. homes or business buildings.

I? RA N K MESSENGER 1'.N.Z.1.A. ARCHITECT, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. jyiCTOK QRIFFITHS (F.N.Z.1.A.), Registered ARCHITECT Office: KING'S BUILDINGS, Corner of Devon and Brougham Streets, NEW PLYMOUTH. J£OROMIKO pRIVATE JJOSPITAL, Inglewood. NURSE MORGAN (Certificated from St. Helen's Hospital, Christclmrcli). ]\Ji'SS y. E. B edfob,d CONFIDENTIAL TYPIST, Office: Philips' Buildings, opposite Newton King's Mart, NEW PLYMOUTH pRIVATE JJOSPITAL, jyjANAIA. Patients have every attention and oomfort on the most modern lines. < v NURSE MERRIE. Matron. WEST END NURSING HOME. 24S Devon St. West. 'Phone 208. M R S. J ;> pATTERSON, CERTIFICATED NURSE. Wishes to notify the ladies of the surrounding district that she keeps an up-to-date Maternity Home. Motherly kindness, combined with excellent nursing. JJUR'SE QLD, THE ROSERY (REGISTERED MATERNITY HOME), VOGELTOWN. Is now receiving Patients. Terms: waiting 30s, Ist week £3, subsequent £2 10s. QHARLES H, FOX, PROFESSIONAL PIANIST. Orchestra Available for Visiting Shows to Stratford. Concerts, Balls, Parties, Etc., attended Town and Country. Address—Grubbs', Stratford. JJIANO AND 'QRGAN F. W. G. M'LEOD, L.T.S. (City Bandmaster). CERTIFICATED TUNER AND REGULATOR. Home and Colonial Experience. Country clients viisted by arrangement. Temporary Address: Care of Brooker'a "8.K.," Devon St., New Plymouth. t W , R- Jo n n s SURGEON DENTIST, WAITARA. Opposite George and Johnston's Garage. Thome 12. P.O. Box 16.

desks were saturated with kerosene, lnit tliis was absolutely untrue. Had the preparatory school heen set on'fire on that occasion it would not have caught the other buildings. The Coroner said that the evidence proved that the fire originated in the gymnasium where there was very little inflammable material. How it originated was another matter, anil it appeared that it had been fired by someone who had got into the building. The boys had been in the building during the day, and of course one of them might have been smoking. There was a very strong suspicion that the place was set on fire, but suspicion was not evidence, and he could not come to a decision that it was wilfully set on fire. He returned a formal verdict that the buildings connected to the New Plymouth Boys' High School were destroyed by fire on August 21, but there was no evidence to show hp w such fire originated.