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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10853, 19 March 1921, Page 6

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. to the acute Shortage of printing X'aper, Advertisement Contracts for ‘"THE NEW ZEALAND TIMES'* can, for the time being, bo accepted only subject to the right of the “New Zealand Times'-’ Company, Ltd., to suspend or to terminate the Contract or to reduce the space at any time; the amount of the Advertiser's liability in the event of Cancellation or Reduction to be reduced proportionately. “THE NEW ZEAXAND TIMES” CO., LTD. W E can quite easily extract 32 teeth., if necessary with one administration of our 'N2O and Oxygen Method, which is ABSOLUTELY SAFE, and NO AFTER EFFECTS, as wtih chloroform or ether. Teeth with Porcelain Gums are like Nature’s own. FROST AND FROST. SURGEON DENTISTS, 119, Willis street. THE EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES For rjYHi "NEW ZEALAND TIMES" Axe K. B BRETT AND SON, 134, FLEET STREET (New Zealand Press Agency), LONDON, E.C.4; FROM WHOM COPIES OF THE PAPER, ADVERTISING RATES, AND OTHER INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED. R. B. BRETT AND SON are open to act as English Buying Agents for New Zealand Firms of good standing. Messrs gold and arcus. Public Accountants and Auditors, Dominion Farmers’ Institute. Featherston street, Wellington. A CAMEL CAN go eight days without a drinkbut who wants to be a Camel? Drink CAMROC Dry Ginger Ale. Unequalled Anywhere. All Hotels, Clubs, and Stores. THOMSON, LEWIS AND CO., LTD. 'Phone £l-219. GEO. H. HOW, Professor of Electro-therapeutics. HIS new curatire treatment is effective in all diseases of nervous origin. Absolutely cures Nervous Debility, Paralysis. Epilepsy, Sciatica, Goitre, Constipation, Rheumatism, eto. Free consultation. Offices. 8,9, and £a, Bpulcott Chambers, Boulcott street. Tel. 2841. IE YOUR EYES ACHE A VISIT to our Consulting Rooms vill ensure relief. H. SPEtAR. Eyesight Specialist, 7, Willis street, Wellington. Late Optician to the Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. j J. CURTIS AND CO., LTD., Customhouse, Shipping, Forwarding, and Transport Agents, WELLINGTON. SIGHT-TESTING. J; M. SAVIDGE, Opt. D., also Master • of Ophthalmic Mechanics, 68, Lambton quay, Wellington (opposite Govt. Buildings). IMPORTANT. —I have installed the latest scientific machinery for the cutting and grinding of Toric Lenses, Sir William Crooke's glasses, Kryptok Bifocals, etc. Optical repairs, broken lense3 duplicated. Telephone 3116. SUCCESSFUL Inventors reap splendid rewards. Can you think of an improvement in any household necessity? Simple ideas cost little to market, and are often valuable. Invent something that creates a demand and it may prove remunerative. For practical advice, take your ideas to Messrs Baldwin and Rayward, Patent Attorneys. 215, Lambton quay. Wellington. A most unusual incident occurred this week in tho Gisborne Supreme Court, just after tho case against Dennis O’Dwyer, charged with alleged fraudulent transaction, had been called. His Honour stated that ho had been informed that ono juryman had received an. anonymous letter, in connection with the case about to be heard. If any of the waiting jurors had also received similar letters ho would like them to step forward, and they would not be askod to sit oft tho jury. Thereupon four jurymen came forward from the body of the court. His Honour congratulated tho jurymen for their honesty in coming forward, and exempted them from further service. The letters were handed to the registrar, and will bo later handed over to the police.

The “Digger” newspaper, the special organ of the Returned Soldiers’ Association, published at lm ereargill, suddenly ceased publication last week. It explains: “'The committee controlling the management of the “Digger” has resolved with some foresight that the publication of the paper during such a period cannot be made a financial success. A large number of our advertising contracts expire with this issue, and while the majority of them might be renewed out of sympathy for our association, wo do not feel justified in appealing to that sentiment.”