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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18752, 4 January 1923, Page 10

PROFESSIONAL. (Pbofkssional Cabd.) JORDAN & HBNAGHAN, SURGEON DENTISTS. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. DUNEDIN. And also at BRIDGE HOTEL, KATTANGATA. Visit* Tuesday Fortnightly. Next Visit DECEMBER 19. T & J. WILLIAMSON, W * CHIROPRACTORS. John Williamson. Miss Williamson, Seventh Year of Practice. Graduates of the Palmer School. Members of the N.Z. Chiropractors’ Association (Inc.). COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS (Comer High and Princes streets). OFFICE HOURS! 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon; 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. SATURDAY: / 0 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. 'Phono 594. Consultation Free. A NTHONT h. -c*. CHIROPRACTOR, THOMSON, Graduate (by Exam.) P.S.C., Davenport, U.S.A. , > Givo > a vrise man health, and he will give himself every other thing. Ring Telephone 3010 for Appointment, DAWSON’S BUILDING. Moray place (take Savoy lift). jyp R T. Q. KINNEY, CHIROPRACTOR (Palmer School Graduate), HE BUILDINGS. PRINCES STREET . (Fourth Floor). HOURSt 1C.30 to 1 p.m < 3 to 5.30 p.m.. Saturdays. 10 to 1 p.m. X-RAY FACILITIES^ •Phone 3750. 4m jgOOTH’S ELECTRO-MEDICAL AND MASSAGE INSTITUTE, 480 George street. Dunedin. (Reg A.M A. and N.Z. G'jr.) Est. 34 year* Telephone 600. PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS recommend Mr D. Edwin Booth’s Special Electromedical and Massage Methods of Treatment lo # their patients suffering from Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago,- Paralysis. Rheumatism, Stiff Joints. Nervous Disorders, oto., etc. QHRISTIE &■ CHRISTIE (Successors to Giles k Giles), CHIROPRACTORS (Palmer School Graduates, by Exam.l, SECOND FLOOR. H.B, BUILDINGS, PRINCES STREET, Telephone 1718. Hours: 9 to 12.15, 2 to 5.45. Saturday. 9 to 1. X-ray Facilities. Lady Attendant. Consultation Free. The Science. When Properly Applied, Brings Health. GRADUATE WELTMER INSTITUTE. U.S.A. WM. GEO F. PERRY. Suggestive Therapoutist. 520 GEORGE STREET. Now Telephone, 3032. Spinal Massage. Chronic, Nervous, and Mental Disorders Treated. Office Hour*! 10 to 12; 2 to 5; 6 to 8. . Saturday. 10 to 12; and hv appointment. TTIRK’S INSTITUTE. Invercargill. The only Private Hospital in the dominion where diseases and ailments of all kinds are treated according to PROFESSOR-KIRK’S METHOE'& We have had wonderful success with apparently hopeless cases. Don’t look upon you? case a» hopeless. Write to us and we will tell you if wo can help you. All correspondence to bo addressed to Mr D. MARSHALL. ’Phone 315. 19s REYN O* L D S, ELECTRO-THERAPEUTIO INSTITUTE, 120 MORAY PLACE. WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL THE 15th JANUARY, 1923. EDUCATIONAL. H YDRO - ELECTRICITY - EXPERT WANTED. Highly-paid positions are constantly open for skilled Electricians. One year’s study at Bower’s Engineering School enables you to secure First-grade Electrical Engineering Certificate. Expert instructors; careful tuition. Students coached for Government, also City and Guilds’ London Exams. Ninety-five per cent, of students successful. Prospectus on application—FßEE. BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL (Rcgurorod under -Marino and Education Departments since 1915), Room 52, Fletcher’s Building, 139 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. P.O. Box 865. Telephone 1792. (And at Auckland.) gOLUTIONS FOR THE LAST BOOK-KEEPING EXAMINATIONS Of the N.Z. SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS Have, as usual, been prepared by the tutors of BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98 The Terraco, Wellington, And are now available. Price 5s the set. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Wellington, Christchurch, & Now Plymouth. H. AMOS, Director. HE 1.C.8. SALESMAN SUCCEEDS RIGHT FROM THE START. No idle boast hero. Just the clear-cut authority of confident knowledge. The I.C.S. Training MAKES Salesmen. It turns thorp out finished, practical, forceful, successful right from the start. All the w-orld looks to the I.C.S. trained man. He is an asset to any business. Delay is extravagance. To learn only by one’s own experience is too costly. Write here and now for particulars of the I.C.S. Salesmanship Course, INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. Over 200 Courses to Choose From. R. N. Ridd, District Agent, Dept “ B,’* Box 687, Dunedin. MISS A BROOME (above J. and J. Arthur’s), Teacher of Dresamoking, Cutting, and Fitting; materials and patterns cut to measure; classes, hours 10 a.m. to 13 noon; 2 p.m., 4 p.m.; patterns, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Resumes classes February 6 ROSSBOTHAM’S, Dowling street.—Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, English, Esperanto; individual tuition; railway concessions. 'Phene 736. Bau f.