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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 118, 8 June 1901, Page 3

'FREE TO THE SICK & SUFFERING, POLYPATHY, THE NEW METHOD OF, TJREATMENT. PROFESSIONAL VISIT TO NEW PLYMOUTH, SATURDAY, JUNE 15TH, SUNDAY 16th, <fc MONDAY 17TH. CUNSULTATION FREE AT THE ORITERION HOTEL. TPHE Management of the Fobpathie Medical Inslitute ef Adelaide, Melbourne, and X Sydaey, who have recently opened a New Zealand Branch in OhrUtchnicb, will, by special request), maks a Three Days' Vielt to New Plymouth, and while on vUit will giT« Suffereis of Ohroi ic and other Diseases the oppoiln'Jty of tes ins; their rapid and new system of Healing, and will give CONSULTATION, ADVICE & ABSOLUTE TREATMENT OP ALL CURABLE DISEASES FREE OF_ CHARGE. MEDICINE ONLY TO BE PAID FOR. f Their Patients are numbered from all parti of the World, and so remarkable baa been their success that one pauses in wonder at the supnior qualifications of a a man who can, from a STRICTLY SOIEMiFIu KNOWLEDGE OF THE STRUCTURE OF MAX, TELL DISEASE AT A GLANCE, WITHOUT ASKING QUESTIONS, LOOKING AT THE TONGUE, OR FEELING THE PULSE. FUSE JNtT TREATMENT, THREE DAYS ONLY -SATURDAY, JUNE 15TH, SUNDAY 16TH, MONDAY 17TH. SURELY A GOLOENIPPORTUNITY.

LAND TRANSFER Ad NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given that the several parcels of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the provision! of " The Land Transfer Act, 1885," unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same, within one month from the date of Gazet'e containing this notice. 880 David Arthur Lealand, part of Sec 1 ion 90, Kltzroy, 1 acre 32 roods and 6 perches. Occupied by applicant. Diagrams iray le inspect, d at this office Flan ICB2. Dated this 7th day of Jui e, 1901, at the Lands Registry Office, New Plymouth. R. L, STANFORD, 10 District Lnni Registrar.

NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE TO CLIENTS. THIS is to notify our Policyholders of Employers' Liability AH or Joint Policies, that they will be held covered under the Compensation for Accidents Act 1900, pending re adjustment. Copies of the Act can be had gratis on application at (he Company's Sffice, Brougham street. W. J. SHAW, tc District Manager.

T. R, HODDER BEGS to announce that be has purchased the old-established Business of Mr. Gilmour, Bookseller, Stationer, and News Vendor, a^d 1 respectfully soli tsa fhare of the patronage of tha inhabitants of New Plymouth and surrounding districts. T.R H. b intention is to keep a tboiough assortment of PLAIN, FANOY, COMMERCIAL and LAW BTATIONRBY and up-to- J ate BOOKS oft hj« highest character, Periodical and ohool Books and requisites. AaT.R.H. has a London A gent he is in the favourable position of importing on the t#ry best term".

NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY (Limited). ! DUKE OF YORE'S VISIT TO AUCKLAND. CTEOIAL Excursion Tickets will bs issued 0 by the B.S. Ngapuhi, leading Breakwater TO-DA? (Saturday), Bth June, at 3 p.m., available for 14 ("ays. Fakes Saloon, Return ... £1 17s Od Steerage, Hem u ... £1 7s 0.l Early application for licke'.", in order to secure ber hs, is reqnesf'l. WILLIAM D. WEBSTER, 8 Agent.

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. DIJKE OF YORK'S VISIT TO. AUCKLAND. S"* FECIAL Excurs'on Tickets—New Plymouth to Onobunga—will bo issued by the 5.6. Hotoiti, froiu New Plj mouth for Onebunga. on IBIDAY 7th. and SATURDAY B'h June only, available for 14 days. Through mail tra ; n connects with FRIDAY'S steamer. Special tram from Hawera connects with SATURDAY'S steamer. Fabes: Saloon Return ... £1 17s Od Steerage £1 Early application for Tickets, m order to secure berths, is requested. A. 0. WALKER, t<i Branch Manager.

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. DUKE OF YORK'S VISIT TO WELLINGTON. SPECIAL Excursion Tickets will be is«ged by B.S. Takapnna, sailing from Breakwater at noon on FRIDAY, 14th Jfor Wellington, available for 14 days from date of itsue. FiBES Baloon Return ... £1 17s Od • Steerage, Retain ... £1 7s 01 Early application for Tickets is uecestary, in order to secure bsrths. A. 0. WALKER, Branch Manager.

ABATTOIRS PETITION. WE wish the public to know we have nothing to do wi»h the petition now in circulation re the above. From our knowledge of the existing slaughter-houses, none of them possess the qualifications that arc necessary for abattoirs in accordance with the Act. Therefore new up-to-date buildings must b».erected .and, as the Borough Council bave full charge of them, also better edvaHtageß of obtaining money at a less rate of interest tban private individuals, we consider it is their duty to ereot" abattoirs, with chilling room, boiling down, and manure w< rks complete, and not the work for priv itA capitalists, By the Council erecting the abattoirs everything will be done under one management and one inspector, and the burgesses will have nothing to fear in tbe way of an extra rate, as they will be self supporting by utilising the whole of the byepro iuotg. It has been f-uggested that each existing slaughterhouse might bo licensed, bat that would mean an Inspector for each slaughterhouse at a salary of £2OO par year, as provided by the regulations, which would praotically mean crushing the small butchers, bb they could not afford to pay that and their rents as well. Hoping the Council will comply with the Act and erect up-to-date works, which will be better for all concerned. We are, ■ Yours respectfaUr, to SOLS BROTHERS. CHILBLAINS make children croes atad ill Apply Loaaby's Koolibab before they reak, and note th« ohangt—initaot