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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18321, 11 August 1921, Page 7

PROFESSIONAL. [PsonsaioßAi, Cabo.] JORDAN & HENAGHAN. SURGEON DENTISTS, London Dental Parlours, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. DUNEDIN. And also at BRIDGE HOTEL, KATTANGATA. Visits Tuesday Fortnightly. S' OUTH OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD. Miss PASCOE, a fully-qualified medical and midwifery nurse, is now stationed at Clinton. Her services may bo obtained .by anyone in the district under regulations in possession of the nurse. Patients must be responsible for the conveyance of the nurse to and from their homes. WILLIAM ROY, Secretary. Milton, August 6, 1921. 9au BOOTH’S ELECTRO-MEDICAL INSTITUTE,. NERVOUS DISORDERS. Overwork, worry, and digestive disorders are often the primary causes of nervous breakdowns. Electrical stimulation to the nervous system by static and high-frequency currents and systematic massage is the treatment carried out in all the up-to-date hospitals of the world. . . The same treatment is given by D. EDWIN BOOTH. SBO George street, Dunedin, Telephone 600. Cases examined and treated under medical supervision. Hau c HIROPRAOTIQ CHRISTIE & KINNEY, Chiropractor#, (Successors to Giles and Giles), H.B. Building, Princes street. Chiropractic, the science th«V properly applied, brings health ’Phone, 1718. Office Hours: to 1 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. 10 a.m SATURDAYS. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. TBTISS L. M. REYNOLDS. (Electro-Therapeutic Institute), 120 Moray place, Dunedin (near Publio Library), tel 2890. An Up-to-date Equipment of Electrical Apparatus for the treatment of Acne, Bright’s Disease, Constipation, Empyema, Goitre (certain forms), Haemorrhoids, Infantile Paralysis, Lumbago, Neurasthenia, Sciatica, and Varicose Veins, etc. No case to be taken in hand that is not regarded by a medical practitioner as suitable for electrical treatment. llju GIBADUATE WELIMER INSTITUTE, T U.B.A. VVM. GEO. P. PERRY, Suggestive Therapeutist, 520 GEORGE STREET. Now Telephone, 3032. Spinal Massage. Chronic, Nervous, and Mental Disorders Treated. Office Hours; .10 to 12; 2 to 5; 6 to 8; Saturday, 10 to 12: and by appointment. C II I R 0 P R A C T I C. J. & J. WILLIAMSON, Chiropractors. Chiropractic saves life, brings health and nappiness. Chiropractic science is based upon Nature’s laws—truth, purity, philosophy. and COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS (Corner High and Princes streets). Office Hours; 9.30 a.m. to 12.15 p.m.; 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.; ’Phone 594. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ADVERTISEMENTS ol 16 Words nnder the Headlags Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale. To Let, Lest and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per Insertion; 3 insertions. 3/6; 6 insertions, S/>. Strictly Cash in “ Advance. Extra Charge 11 Booked. TACKSON’S PRIVATE U HOTEL, DOWLING STREET. Most Centrally-situated PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Five minutes’ walk from Railway Station, within easy access of all places of amusement, and handy to shops and warehouses. ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. CHARGES MODERATE. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. Telephone 2450. 8 my m E R A H I R I HOUSE. Corner Stuart apd Smith streets. NO TRAMS REQUIRED. ELECTRIC LIGHT, GOOD HOT-WATER SERVICE. Excellent Cuisine. TERMS MODERATE. Telephone 2277. 23jy OHOKONUI HOUSE.—VACANCIES for Boarders; single and double rooms; ’phone 2427. —Mrs Herriot, 7 Market street, City. 10au WANTED, Young Business Man BOARDER; comfortable home, near Gardens; good table. —Apply 300, Times Office. 9au WANTED, BOARD and LODGING, with Christian family, for three young girls and friend; within 2d section, south preferred. 57, Times Office. 9au WANTED, BOARD and RESIDENCE, working man, with private family.— State terms, where seen to 222, Times Office. WANTED. BOARD and RESIDENCE, elderly man, with private family.— Sta'e terms Permanent, Times Office. r JpWO Young Mon (24, 18) Want BOARD and RESIDENCE, private family; cen tral preferred.—Quickly, Times Office. 9au B OARD and RESIDENCE, B*2 Heriot tow. Vacancies, double rooms.—Tel. 295 D. W ANTED, Furnished ROOM; south end. Address si. S. F., Times Office. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. STONEHURST RESIDENTIAL HOTEL TONEHURST RESIDENTIAL HOTEL, 43-49 Symonds street, Auckland. Mr and Mrs Albert A. Brown, Proprietors. Strictly first-class house. Specially adapted for- tourists. Healthy, prominent position (on tram route), overlooking harbour and city. Extensive grounds. Five minutes from train or boat. Tariff: 14s daily, 84s weekly. Telegrams; “Stonehurst,” Auckland. 23jy o NSLOW HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH. ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. Garage for motor cars. Trams from railway station and town to door every 10 minutes. Special arrangements for permanent -uosts. ’Phone 650. 19mv VISITORS TO WELLINGTON who desire comfort and convenience, should Stay at the HOTEL ARCADIA, Corner Stout street and Larnbton quay. Excellent Service and Cuisine. Terras, 12s 6d per day. £3 15s per week. Tariff for permanent guests by arrangement. Telegrams, “Edilson,” Wellington. S. EDILSON, Proprietor. ’Phone 136, \AT HERE TO STAY IN CHRISTTV CHURCH: HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria Square, Christchurch. D. COLLINS. Proprietor (Late Clarendon Hotel). All communications receive prompt attention. Box 532. Telephones 1040. 2279. O TaGO WITNESS.—New stories. A large amount of reading matter. Price. 9a.