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Taranaki Daily News, 27 April 1920, Page 2

PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. M ON nil, nient on First Mortgage of Approved Security GOVETT, QUILLIAM, AND HUTCHAN, Solicitors, A M P. Buildings, New Plymouth. C. H. Weston. H. B. Billing. AND JJILLING. BARRISTERS, SOLICITOUS, AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. New Plymouth and Inglewood. ' Resident Manager at Inglewood, W. H. Armstrong, Solicitor. We bare sums of money ud to J32Q,ooo'awaltlng investment. S PENCE, RUTHERFURD, MACALISTER AND COLEMAN, • BARRISTERS AND SOUCITORf STRATFORD AND HAWERA. ■ Money to Lend on approved land and qfbcV securities. ; , BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, AND NOTABIES PUBLIC. Opposite Post Office, HAWERA. gTANDISH AND A. K. Standlsli.] [T. P. Anderson BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH, Attend at Rahotu on sale days. We hare several sums of Uoney awaiting torestmant. Q.EOKOE Q. R » Y, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, NEW PLYMOUTH. OlDce: Ortr Teala's Buildings, Devon Street. Money to Lend at Lowest Currant Bates. C: Ifc STEADBARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, WAITARA. A TTENDS Urenul on Sale Bays, New Plymouth weekly. First grade Native Intsrprater attends office every second Tuesday. NOTE.—I have at present a considerable amount for immediate Investment In sums to suit clients at from 5% per cent. A? Ci LAWKETSOLICITOR, NEW PLYMOUTH. Office: King's Buildings, Devon St ALONE AND J^INU BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, STBATFORD. IypSSENGER AND QRIFFII Frank Messenger, F.N.Z.I.A.] [Victor Griffiths, F.N.Z.IA REGISTERED ARCHITECTS. 61 Devon Street, opposite A.M.P. Building 0: .. N? lAP L I N DENTAL SURGEON, ELTHAM. Has commenced practice In rooms above Plunket Rooms, next Bank of Australasia. Q .gTURROCK, L. MUS. T.C.L. (Pianist). TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, HARMONY AND SINGING. Recommences Tuition on Thursday, slh February, 1920. At home to intending pupils „on Wednesday, the 4th February, fron. 11 am till 1 p.m., and 2 p.m. till 5 p.m. Term commences from first lesson. Visits Inglewood on Wednesdays, commencing February 11. Studio: Griffiths' Buildings, 'Phone 016 Egmont Street, New Plymouth.

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