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Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1919, Page 2

PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. C. H. Weston. H. B. miHnf |\7ESTON AND TRILLING. OAKItISTEItS, SOLICITORS, AND NOTABIBB I'UBLIU. ll'ow Pijmouth and Inglewood. Resident Manager at luglewood, W. H. A strong, Solicitor. We have gums of money up to £20,000 awaiting investment. n, S TBAD ' BABBISTEB AND BOLICITOB, WAITABA. ATTENDS Urenul on Sale Days, New Plymouth weekly, jflrst grade Native Interproter attends office every second Tuesday. Money to lend in large or small amount! at lowest current rates. TO J^END £IO,OOO FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT in 'one or more sums. GOVETT AND QUJLLI JAM, Solicitors, New Plymouth fl. 808 O E Q. r. BY, BAKBISTEB AND SOLICITOB, NEW PLYMOUTH. 6lßce: Orer Ve&le'i Buildings, Devem Street. Money to Lend at Lowest Current Bates. JFENCE AND gTANJOBD Samuel Spence.] [J. B. L. Stanford. BABBISTERS AND SOLIWiOBS, STBAXFOKD. Offlces: The Bridge Bulldlnga, Broadmar, MONEY TO LEND. IN 8 AND BABBISTEBS AND SOLICITOBa, STBAXVOBD. O'lT "PfASELDEN AND gAYLST, BABBISTEBS AND SOLICIIOBS, Opposite Fast Office, HAWEBA. PAYUT AND TV: 0 O A N, DENTAL SURGEONS, MORAY'S BUILDINGS. Telephone 180

MUSICAL. Q, (gTOBBOCK L.Mua., T.C.L. PIANIST. TEACHER 01" PIANOFORTE, SINGING, EW. Resumes tuition cu MONDAY, May 28, and Is prepared to receive pupils. Lessons given at Girls' and Boys' High Schools by arrangement. At home to Intending pupils SATURDAY, 24th Instant, from 9 a.m. till 3.30 p.m ■ Studio: Griffiths' Buildings, Egmont Street, M RS JgLANCHABD, CERTIFICATED MEDICAL MASSEUSE. GILBERT STIIEET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 351. Htjsssenger and obquthb, Frank Messenger, F.N.Z.t.A.] [Victor Griffith!, f.N.ZXA REGISTERED ARCHITECTS, II Doyen Street, opposite AJU*. Bulldlfll, New Plymouth. gLADDEN AND T»IU7» L. 0. Sladden A. H. Palma Civil Engineers and Licensed Surveyors, STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH. P.O. Box 116, New Plymouth. P.O. Box 119, StroUsrA Stratford Office: Broadway. New Plymouth: 45 Devon Btreet.

CTANDIBH AND JL B. Standlsh.] [T. p. Andenoa BAKKIBTBRS AND SOLICITOUS. MVQN STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Attend at Bahotu on sale days. We have metal sums at Meaoy awaltla* In vestment. <u WILLIAM P. DOUG, "niANOJPORTE & QUGAN (JTONINO Over 30 years experience to England (J. and Hoykinson, London), Canada, Australia an New Zealand. 622 Devon Street East. Orders may be left with Mr. T. Avery, Book seller. New Plymouth. JyI'UBSE Jp ATXEB SO N Wishes to notify the ladles of the district that she Intends to resume het nursing at the West End Nursing Home, and will be pleased to book engagements for August and after. With a good stair, patients will receive all attentlo; Present address: Out Held Boad, New Plymouth jgKINHOLME pBrVATE JJOSHXAi. mi , NTJBSE ROGERS Wishes to notify the ladles of the district that she Is removing to up-to-date premises opposite her present address, at the end of Devon Street West

rpABANAKI LAND. BUILDING! IHVHT< J. hent socnmr. (Permanent). BOY TODB OWN BOMB. The Society lendn money on Freehold or approved Leasehold Landa. A borrow® may uleot fall awn arcblteol, plane and builder. The Society paye oral ot preparing and refittaring all mortga*** of SIOO or over. All profit* divided equally amongst borroweri and invescon. The Boolatv la purely 00-opara-tive. * Bued on the calculation ot the prolta made during the lsat lew years, the time required to repay a loan le seven yean. For eiample: A member borrowing £IOO (five nbarea of £2(. each) would have paid in monthly Inatalmeuta ot £1 lie Sd In seven yean ... £ll3 0 t Croui wbiob, deduotlng the amount of the loan 100 0 C Would leave as paid to* Interest the balanoe £53 0 t The Sort;)" baa a RESERVE FUND ol over £2OOO Directors Meters Richard Cook (Chairman), A. Sbuttlewortb, W. L. Newman, Newton King, A. Goldwater, T. K. Skinner. Colonel Elite

FOR INDIGESTION TAKE It is because Mother Sei gel's Syrup goes to the root cause of indigestion that it is so successful in removing this insidious complaint Mother Seigel's Syrup is made from the medicinal extracts of more than ten varieties of roots, barks, and leaves, which in combination exert a most beneficial effect upon the organs of digestion-—stomach, liver and bowels—toning, strengthening and stimulating them to healthy activity. With these organs healthily active and capable -of doing their work efficiently, indigestion becomes impossible. Put to^tketest THE CbeeVO«qipH#h»ta