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FINANCIAL. TIHOMAS —I will Lend on wages, orders, '■*• furniture, etc. 189 Feathcrstou St. Tel. 43-783. rPHOMAS will lend small and large ■*• sums on all classes of security, ISS) Fcathcrston Street. Tel. 43-783. ANTED Borrow £120 second niortgage, residence, Island Bay. Mortgagee's valuation September last, £1050. First mortgage £625. Prepared repay principal and interest £6 per month, interest 8 per cent. Apply P. 0. Box 724, Well ington. OODLEY, 16 King's Chambers, opp. Stewart Dawson's, Lends on household furniture, pianoa, sewing machines, etc. Tel. 43-681. ' OODLEY, 16 King's Chambers, opp. Stewart Dawson's, will Lend on salaries and wages, P.N.s, with or without security. SOUTH WELLINGTON LOAN CO, LTD., WILL Lend from £5 upwards on your own security. Bank N.Z Bldga.. 127 Riddiford Street, Newtown. CITY FINANCE COMPANY LENDS large or small amounts at shortest notice on Furniture, Promissory Notes, Life Policies, Interest Under Will, Motor-cars. Debentures, and all other approved securities 69a MANNERS STREET, 2 doors from Regent Theatre. Open Friday evenings, 7 to 9. Telephone 41-330. MONEY to Lend—Large and small amounts, with or without security. The Central Investment Co., Swinson Chambers, 15 Pison Street. Tel. 54-053. MONEY TO LEND. LOANS granted upoD Personal Security, Bonds, Debentures, Shares, furniture, P.N.B, [nterest Under Wills, and Life Policies, etc. SOUTH PACIFIC MORTGAGE AND DEPOSIT CO.. LTD. (Established 1903) A.M.P Buildings. Wellington, 2nd Floor, Room 82 Telephone 40-806. WELLINGTON FINANCE CO., 137 *» Vivian Street. £1 upwards; furniture, insurance, wages. P.N.B. approved securities Tel. 54-356 D ALTON, Bouleott Chambers, Ist Floor, Lends Small and Larse Sums on Furniture. Tel. 42-759. LOANS FROM £1 TO £1000. ON Furniture, Promissory Notes, Motor Vehicles, Life Policies, Salaries due, any bind of security accepted Fridays, 7-9 p.m. MORRIS LOAN AND FINANCE CO., LTD., 86 Manners Street, Ist Floor (upstairs), Opp. Regent Theatre. Tel. 40-506. LOANS on Furniture, Motor-cars, Life Policies, Wills, P.N.g. Britannia Loan and Deposit Co., Ltd., 113 Willis St. (opp Hotel St. George). Tel. 51-250. STANDARD LOAN COMPANY, £3 Bank, of Australasia Chamberß, 101 Customhouse Quay.—We Lend Money with ,or without Security, £5 up. GOLJ BUYERS. |. ——. OLD False Teeth, Gold and Jewellery bought. Note new address: Murphy and Stewart, 4 Bouleott Street. OLD JEWELLERY AND DIAMOND RINGS. SELL Xours to a New Zealand Firm; best prices fivea. V7. M. Haycraft and Co., Manufacturing Jewellers, 94 Willis Street (over Preston's). WANTEU TO SELL. WANTED to Sell, Semi-Rotary Pumps, Meyer's Ram Pump, D.C. Motors, 20, 25, VA, and 10 h.p., 5-gallon Oil Drums, Ship's Bell, 3-8 R.M. Steel; also Timber and Bottle Jacks and Winches for Hire. G. R. Stevens and Co., Ltd., 132b Abel Smith Street. Tel. 50-333. BUSINESS NOTICE. PILE SUFFERERS CURED. "T AM highly delighted with Zann Treat- ■*• m.ent." Grateful users testify. Ninepence stamps brings generous sample this wonderful remedy. Zann Pty., Box 952K, Wellington. WHY SUFFER BEING RAKISH? THE natural way to develop rounded limbs is to take "YTM" (Yeast Iron Malt) Body-building and Tonic Tablets. The remarkable triple tonio action of "VIM" has banished thin frailty, indigestion, constipation, weakness, etc., for thousands. 4s 6d (7s 6d double size) from C. H Perrett, Eddie-Fletcher, Ltd., E. T. Saunders, Ltd.. and other Chemists. COCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF •3 WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ROOM 3, FIRST FLOOR. BOWEN HOUSE. Office Hours: 10-12.30 Tuesday to Friday inclusive, 2-4 Tuesday afternoon. Other times by appointment. Telephone 44-952. WE SUPPLY:-Half-tone Blocks. Line Blocks Business Stationery. Catalogues. Folders. Etc, etc. PRICES REASONABLE, and we are just as interested in your Small Jobs as the Large Ones. THE "EVENING POST" PRINTING WORKS, WILLIS STREET. Tel. 44-040. . MISCELLANEOUS. ENGAGEMENT! ~~ TiHB Engagement shortly,. to be an- - nounced. Be assured of a Ring that will give lasting satisfaction at a moderate price. E. A. Josling, Engagement Ring Specialist, 94 Wakefield Street (opp. Public Library). Tel. 47-472. NEGLECTED STUDY PSYCHOLOGICAL ILLNESS "The extent of psychological illness is enormous," said Dr. I. M. Sclare, of Glasgow, in an address at the Glasgow conference of the Scottish Association of Mental Welfare, reports the "Manchester Guardian." As an example of this illness he mentioned the case of a man whose legs were stiff and his joints sore simply because "something in the outside world had frightened him." The disturbance of function had not risen from actual bodily disease. Dr Sclare said that private general practitioners had told him they were convinced that three out of every four cases they were asked to see were chiefly functional. He himself did not think it would be exaggerating to put the proportion at one-third. Little provision had been made for coping with the illness; in the training of medical students no official notice had ever been taken of it in this country. Referring to the depressing effects of this neglect, Dr. Sclare spoke of a girl who had been costing the public about 10s a week in tablets for the control of her epileptic convulsions. "On investigation I found the seizures were not epileptic at all. The girl suffered from a psychoneurosis—an anxiety state—and the so-called seizures, which were really little fainting turns, represented her desire symbolically to retreat from the difficulties of her environment. During the time she was swallowing her so-called controlling tablets she was taking fifty turns per week, but after only fifteen minutes' talk about the mechanism causing her illness her mother reported that the number of fits dropped to only one or two per week —and without her taking any tablets. "Slot-machine tablet-therapy replaced by psychotherapy!" Dr. Sclare exclaimed. "Psychotherapy is the cheapest and most scientific way to attack onethird of all illness. I do hqge Sir IKingsley Wood may get-to hear this."