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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7540, 22 January 1896, Page 2

MRS CARO, SURGEON DENTIST NAPIER, WILL ARRIVE IN GISBORNE ON FEBRUARY 2nd, 1896, And may bo consulted, as usual, ab the Masonic Hotol, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. dentistry! lttr S. A. Noble-Campbell, SURGEON DENTIST, LOWE STREET (Opposite P.B. Farmers' Grain Store). W Successor to Messrs Wilson aud Davies, of Napier. Close at 1 p.m. THURSDAYS. MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. 'cOLE (Late Honorary VisitiDg Physician to the Wellington Hospital, and formerly Medical Officer of Health for the City of Dunedin), ' TTAS COMMENCED PRACTICE IN 11 GISBOKNE. Hours of Consultation : Morning, 9to 10.30 ; afternoon, 2to 3 ; evening, 6to 7.30. Present Residence : House lately built by Mr Jeune, GLADSTONE ROAD (nearly opposite Whinray's Hall). 48 piANOS By practically every Leading Maker in the World — ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN ORGANS By practically every Leading Maker in the World — AMERICAN ENGLISH FRENCH f IME PAYMENTS FROM f2§<lQ^/«»a MONTHLY PIANOS ON VIEW AT f^° THE LITTLE DUST PAN Call and Inspect. E. PARNELL, 767 Agent. ALFRED J. ~MASSEY, b Sv, Teacher of Violin, Piano, Organ, and Singing. Terms on application. Pupils visited. Address : Wainui Road, Kaiti. Pupils prepared for Yearly Examination on same lines as Royal Academy of Music, London, and Sydney College of Music. Mr Massey visitß Patutahi on Mondays and Ormond on Wednesdays. Firat term commenceß January 27th, 1896. 801