Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1917, Page 2

PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. BARRISTER 6 SOLICITOR, NEW PLYMOUTH, ""je: National Bank Chambers, Brought oney to Loud at Lowest Current H ALLIWKLL AND THOMSON, UL BARRISTERS AND SOLIOITORB, STRATFORD. OFFICE: Otago Chambers, Feu ton Street. V _____ MONET TO LEND* AT LOWEST OUHRENT RATES. \/f I 8 3 F. E. BEDFORD, LYI CONFIDENTIAL TYPIST. Office: Philips' Buildings, opposite Newton King't Hart, Now Plymouth. T. A. L ON O N E R Q A N, DENTAL SURGEON, Municipal Buildlngi, BROADWAY STRATFORD. And at Eltliam, rt Spehce, Bamuet Spenoe, J. R. 1..' Stanford, IPBNOE AND STANFORD, ) BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. STRATFORD; <r Offloes: The Bridge Buildings:, Broadway. MONEY TO LEND. ONBY TO fcEND , la Urge or Small Suraa at Lawtit Ratea. OOVETT AND QUILLIAM, Solioltots, New Plymouth. SOLICITORS, Oppoalla Post Office. Prince* attest, HAWERA. JjVITZHERBERT & piTZHERBERT BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS NEW PLYMOUTH AND HAWERA. Offices: NEW PLYMOUTH, above National Bank HAWERA, old Public Trust Office. jyjßS.'_ gLANCHARP, Certificated Medical Masseuse.' , ' Gilbert Street, New Plymouth, ' Telephone 356. ■JfUESE ..J^OGERS, CERTIFICATED MIDWIFE ' to notify that she has taken over Mrs.. Patterson's West End Maternity Hospital, and has vacancies for patients. PHONE 208. 'ARNOLD Q gTUBBOOK, L.M.U.S., T.C.L., PIANIST Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, Theory; Harmony, etc., 'hag. commenced tuition, and is prepared to receive pupils. At homo to parents guardians and intendin? pupils daily from 2 p.m. till' fi p.m; 'Phone 610. Studio: 4 Griffiths' Buld- : ings Egmont Street, t t Q.RIPFITHS, Frank Messenger, F.N.Z.I.A.] [Victor Griffiths. F.N.Z.I.A. REGISTERED ARCHITECTS. 61 Devon Street, opposite A.M.P, Build; tag, New Plymouth. . [Professional Card.] M RS - RH. S TRONGE MEMBhi-w OF N.Z. ACADEMY Is prepared to receive Pupils in Drawing and Painting in Oils or Water Colors. Terms on Application. AVENUE ROAD. Telephone 144.

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