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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICE, J BEG to notify that I intend continuing l Practice in moro convoniont offices on the Ground Floor at 172, Hereford Street (opposite the National Bank), whore I have been located for the past four and a hall yearn. HAROLD CRANE, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT, F.P.A. (N.Z.), F.LA.N.Z. tllrt July, 1918 FPU42 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. r pilE Partnership hitherto oxisting between J the undersigned is THIS DAY DISSOLVED as far as the undersigned FRANK DIXON io concerned. The Busmoss for the future will bo carried on by the undersigned CHARLES DIXON and GILBERT DIXON, who will dischtlrgo all the liabilities of the Partnership and collect all the assets. Datod this Slot day of July, 1918. CHARLES DIXON GILBERT DIXON FRANK DIXON. "Witness— HAROLD CRANE, Public Accountant. FPU 89 PUBLIC NOTICES. QIMPSON AND WILLIAMS, LIMITED, kJ 238, High Street. NEW BOOKS BY THE MAIL. Tho Eelinso of Ruasiu, by. Dr E. J. Dillon, 13s Gd. Tho Science of Power, by Benjamin Kidd, 8s Gd. Tho Limits of Pure Demooraoy, by W. H. Mallock, 21s. Polities and Personalities, by Hon G. W. E. Ritssoll, 12s Gd. Tho Story of My Life, by Hon Sir Edwatra Clark, 18s Gd. Serbia’s Part in the WaT, by Orawfure Price, 10s. My Adventures rs a German Secret Service Agent, by Cap. von der .Goltz, 9s. Occasional Addresses, 1803-191 G. H. H. Asquith, Bs. Tho Nature of War, by H. Fielding-Ha.ll, 4o 6d.. Man is a Spirit, by J. Arthur Hill, 0s 6d. Labour and Capital after the War, by Chapman, Bs. Full Supplies of ail tho Latest Fiction and Cheap Reprints Just Unpacked. THE BONDAGE OF ALCOHOL. DRINKO OFFERS FREEDOM. THERE’S a friend, or maybe a relation near <md dear to you. who is firmly in tho grip of drink. Abstinence means happiness and prosperity to him You can cure him by commencing the Drinko Treatment to-day. Inexpensive—cure— permanent. Being odourless and tasteless, Drinko can be given in liquid or food. It will not harm the most delicato constitution. ,Even.,,.:),pratio.nl unwilling, to help him. self.- Drinko <!.m bo administered secretly if desired. Hundreds testify to it 3 officncy. Write for free booklet. All correspondence confidential. Plain sealed envelopes used. State if Mr, Mrs or Miss. Lady Mannesr. Drinko Proprietary, 212 L, Lambton Quay, Wellington. 3

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