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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17283, 6 October 1919, Page 4

- , .fccincaoonai. I T> ACKWABD Educational. "ISACKWABD Education, G*EeririCc>fel~~' t? X> Maori; Languago (individual taSs^lEß?'' Book-keeping, ■ Gregg ■ Licensed Interpreter, Sanford's Bides nS I '* --M'~ toms st. W. ~. . V C ?^l*ta: ,mEB LADIES' COLLEGE, SEMBSsi '' ' BOARDING AND DAY PUPll^^!*' (Ages from 6 Tears to 21.) " * 'js| THIRD TEBM COMMENCES WEBNVs B DAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1919. §f Boarders Return September 23 "" fi Principal, 'S MRS.. S. A. MOORE-JONES '~s|lf Prospectus obtainable at Messrs. C)>a~ ■■■''- H ■fcaloup and Edmiston. or Whitcoraba = * U Tombs. Stationers, City, or Principal. B * 'II . — " m "UNIVERSITY QOACHINC POLLEQ^" 1 22. FERRY BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND '' I PERSONAL TDITION.-Day and Even™. M Classes are held for the 8.A., LL.B. K? 1 fe Matriculation, etc. Special attention is »v» -is to Students for Matriculation. " "" ''■ fe SURVEYORS Day and Evening CW*,^' X have been resumed. Subjects: Astroamni ■■ S Geodesy; Computations, Earthworks US'- W General Science. ' an ■ •DEPARTMENT FOR JUNIORS— H ticulars may be had on application, ' •■- 'Hi TUITION BY CORRESPONDENCE ' '£ Courses have been prepared tor the Matrj!C* m lation. P.S.E.. Surveyors' ExamSaSSS" ■ etc. Particulars may be had on application 5 H. A. HOLL. B.A , ' 5 • 'Phone 4271. MathS Em " <*""»■.&*. . m ■ 'Phone 4271. ***• ■ Professional Notices. 8 W. A RTHUR KAT - M.Sc., I A.M.1.C.E.. jj CIVIL AND CONSULTING ENGINEER ' M Has Returned from Active Service, and fi COMMENCED THE PRACTICE OF HIS I PROFESSION. -' H 11. WAITEMATA CHAMBERS, B CUSTOMS STREET W. , jj (PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS.) I TP yOD BE | £LL gEEMS TO GO WRONG, I I can help you. Only those who suffer in B this way know the miseries which nervines* m brings in its train. Those who are happily•■■■'-■ It free from it are prone to be unsympathetic '*?' it towards the unfortunate sufferer because " m the victim doea not appear bodily ill. B But Nervy people ARE ill. Their condi- > If tion is hard enough to Dear without havinj; =- : M to endure the impatience of those who do '" 8 not understand. -- m There is no need for the nervy person to f: B suffer this torment, although. nedicine can If give this class of patient no relief. % M My treatment directly affects the nerves ** B It goes to the root of the matter, and by B removing the cause does away with the - m effect. That helpless feeling disappears. - is" Things ar» worth while, once more and glad- '& ness- takes the place of misery. • S Call and consult me. I can sorely help too. I rtALVLpBEEMAN TNSTITUTE f\s f , jj QUGGESTXVE rpHERAPEUTICS, g Boon* 64 to 57, Watson's Buildings. m Corner of Quean and Wellealey Streets. B ,—, : ;—___,= ■•■& - w SWEDISH MASSAGE, v H 8 ELECTRICITY. .:l% lONIC MEDICATION. AND REMEDIAIi 3| EXERCISES | ft MR. AND MRS. RUST ■"-, 1 Visit and Receive Patients. g Accommodation for Resident Patient. ": |I Certificates from .Westminster Institute taxS ' .{§ National Hospital, London. |8 86. MASON'S AVENUE. HERNE BAY. 'pi ■ r 1 MS. JO — N DAWSON $i CIVTL ENGINEER AND '. ft LICENSED SURVEYOR, . - 1 Begs to notify his Clients thai he has re-C :§§ turned from Military Service, and has 't . ; M

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