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Taranaki Daily News, 27 June 1918, Page 5

PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. * RNOLD Q QTTJBBOCK, (L. Mus., T.C.L.) riANIST. (Late of Chrislthui'di). TEACHER OF I'IANOIfOIOTE, OUiiAN, THEORY. ETC. CONFIDENTIAL TYPIST. pss y E. ][$ EDIOBP Ofll:o: ■"" "-•'■' ' -—1 Street, New Plymouth. In Large or Small Sums at Lowest Rates. GOVETT AND QUILLUM, Solicitors, AMP. Buildings, New Plymouth. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, STRATITORD. ©TANDISH AND A K'OBBVOH ' BARRISTERS AND SOLICITOEB. DEVON STREET, NEW PLTTHODIH. A. R. Standlsb..] £T. F. AnderJOO. We have several sums o! Money swatting,ln-. vestment. JQ.XOBGE , BARRISTER AND SOLICETOB* * NEW PLYMOUTH. Office: Over Vealc's Buildings, Devon 'Stmt Money to Lend at Lowest Current' Bates. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITOBB, - STRATPOBD. Office: Ot&go Chambers, Penton Street. Honey to Lend at .Lowest Current Rates. CJ PENCE AND (3TANFOaa>, Samuel Spencc] [J. B. L. Stanford. BARRISTERS AND SOUCD.OES, STBATFOBD. Offices: The Bridge Buildings, Broadtns/, MONEY TO LEND. Q'T\EA AND T>AXI>B% SOLICITORS. Opposite Post Office, Princes Street, HAWERA. Prank Messenger, F.N.Z.I.A.] [Victor Griffiths. P.NXIA. REGISTERED ARCHITECTS. 61 Devon Street, opposite A.M-P. BrrtlWntfc New Plymouth. >IrANCTt*B3>, CERTIFICATED MEDICAL MASSEUSE, GttBBBT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 356. [Professional Card.] ' BS. 6 JJ CjTBOHGB; . MEMBER OP N.Z. ACADEMY. [is prepared to receive Pupils In Drawing /art | Painting In Oils or Water Colon. AppllcsHo

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