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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4986, 11 June 1926, Page 2

Professional. HAROLD J. HILL Robust Tenor Soloist. TEACHER OF SINGING, Voice Culture, and Bel Canto. Engagements Accepted. Hikutaia and Turua will be visited Particulars P.O. Box 42, Paeroa. AROHANUI REGISTERED NURSING HOME. Surgical, Medical, and Maternity. Fees From Four Guineas. MOORE ST., PAEROA. ’Phone 118. G. STEWART TALBOYS SURGEON DENTIST CRITERION BUILDINGS. NEXT BANK N.Z.. PAEROA. ’Phones : Surgery 31, Residence 43 LA Card. ] KENNY AND SONS, Authorised & Mining Surveyors PAEROA. Telephone 115.

[A Card] GEO. L. BURMESTER, A.N.Z.I.A. Registered Architect. TE AROHA AND PAEROA. Paeroa office c/o Edwin Edwards. 'bryalTand macklow. (Late Eryan and Walker.) BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. TURUA, NGATEA, & KEREPEEHI. MR. R. D. MACKLOW, L.L.M., visits Turua : ’Phone .40, Turua Bldgs. Ngatea : Every Wednesday 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. Kerepeehi: Every Thursday 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Office at Public Hall, both places. At other places and times by appointment. YOUR EYESIGHT esMWMwgs* THIS IS IMPORTANT Avoid Eye-strain and subsequent ill-health by wearing CORRECT GLASSES. My fifteen years’ experience of practical Eye-sight testing should assure you of my ability to give' you satisfaction. Any style of Glass or Frame supp Fed. Repairs effected and damaged lenses repaired. PHOTOGRAPHY. BUY A CAMERA & A FILM We will do the rest. Developing & Printing a Specially. Attendance any hour. Phone 32. GEO. P. de CASTRO Chemist-Optician, Paeroa.

BMW \ t *l' WINTER NIGHTS AND EYESIGHT DEFECTS. On. Winter nights you can enjoy a “comfy” chair by the fire with a good book or magazine ns your companion — But What About Your Eves ? Let us test your eyes and supply proper glasses to correct any defect. STANLEY J. HEDGE Chemist & Optician—PAEßOA.

A FATHER’S OMISSION. In conversation with a man in our office the other day he astonished us by saying— 11 My father never told me a word about Life Insurance, and until I married I always thought Insurance men a confounded nuisance.” As soon as your boy is able to understand, talk to him in simple language about Life Insurance, tell him what you have done for his future by means of a policy in the A.M.P. Tell him, too, of the provisions you have made for his mother under your own policy in the A.M.P. Do not let ignorance of Life Insurance be- one of your sins of omission. Discuss with an A.M.P. representative the best policy for your son or daughter. HAROLD SOMERVELL, ’Thames & District Representative A.M.P. Society, Hamilton.