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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3204, 2 June 1909, Page 4

O L L t N G S AND PEAGNELL Barbisteb? and Solicitous. MASTERTON (Opposite Post Office) Have several sums of Money available for investment on mortgage at lowest current ratea of interest. jA G E AND I A & E SOLICITORS, EKETAHUNA, Money to Lend in any Sums at Lowest Current Eates of Interest. [Card.] ■ OjH N C,ORAD IN E, J ~ k Solicitor, Grey's Buildings, QUEEN STREET, MASTEETON, Has commenced the practice of his profession. Lcabd.] EEBEET A. JONES ARCHITECT & CIVIL-ENGINEER. Over J. L. Murray's Shop (Gray's New Building). Queen Street, Mastebton. Telephone 336. ' P.O. Box 60. 3E. VAN SLYKE, Specialist Eye, Ear. Throat, and Nose. Consulting Eooms — BALLANCE STEEET (Opposite Supreme Courf), WELLINGTON. Two years' training at the leading Special Hospitals, New York, and a year anda-half at Moorfield's Eje Hospital! and Golden Square Throat and Nose Hospital, London. {CABD.J M. R. Vabnham.l [E. J. Rose. -ARNHAM AND EOSE Abchitects, ACADEMY BUILDINGS, Entrance Church Street. Masterton. G. MONRO, F.N.Z.I.A. 7 Abchitect, QUEEN-STREET, MASTEETON Offices—-Bank of New Zealand Buildings. P.O. Box 106. 'Phone 284. >UPFET V. HOSKING, D.D.S. j Dental Surgeon, 26 PEEEY STEEET, MASTEETON. Hours of Attendance — i 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. I 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. | * [CARD.] (EATON AND S'LADDEN Civil Engineers and Authorised Surveyors, Masterton add Wellington. H, H. PAVITT (Authorised Surveyor), Masterton Branch. , A.N.Z.A.A. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Fastoral Buildings - - Perry-street. Tradesmen's Books kept. Office Systems initiated. Special work undertaken > n any part of the district. GAEDNEE AND SONS, SAWMTLLEES AND TIMBER MERCHANTS, Queen & Chapel Streets. Masterton. TOTAEA, Matai, Eimu and White Pine, dressed or in the rough, always in st'ock, Also, Sasnes, Doors and Mouldings Telf.uhrme No. 43. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. G.L., Masterton. One hmdred pounds has to be paid to the Collector uf Customs in respect to every Chinese landing in the country; moreover, it is not lawful for any Chinese to land in New Zealand until it has been proved to the Collector of Customs that such Chinese is able to read a printed passage of not less than one hundred words of . the English language, selected at the discretion of the collector. Any Chinese who is dissatisfied with the selection may appeal to a Magistrate, who can impose any test he may think fit and whose decision is final. WD. —In the above answer you will find the reply to your query.

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