BUSINESS NOTES

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15782, 2 April 1919, Page 10

BUSINESS NOTES

CHEAP SECTIONS FOR SALE. Messrs C. L. Duigan and Co. have a cheap section for sale in Harrison Street, near Guyton Street. One rood, freehold; good level site. Price, J330. Music teachers are notfied in another column that entries for the Trinity College Practical Examination close on Tuesday, April 16, with the local secretary, Miss Violet Price, 66 Dublin Street. GIRLS’ FRIENDLY SOCIETY. In order that more girls may have the privileges of the Girls’ Friendly Lodge in Campbell Street, a new rule has been made, and there are a few vacancies for young girls earning less than £2 10s per week. Applications should be made to the Matron, 8 Campbell Street. SOMETHING LIKE A SALE. Mr H. Davidson, the well-known auctioneer, advertises a record sale by auction at Messrs Williams and Harper’s rooms commencing on Friday at 11 o’clock, without any reserve, of the remaining portion of Messrs Nuk’s, wholesale jewellers, Auckland and Christchurch, assigned stock, together with several new shipments of goods just arrived from Home per steamers Ruahiuc and Port Lincoln. Most of the goods are practically unobtainable, and this sale should prove an unprecedented one, as Mr Davidson has built up a Dominion reputation, and sells without reserve to the highest bidder. Goods will be on view to-morrow from 2 to 6, and every article is guaranteed. SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS. Attention is drawn elsewhere in this issue to the system of healing known as Suggestive Therapeutics, with which Mr A. G . Mackay, of Wicksteed' Street, Wanganui, has had remarkable success. The system of healing certain disorders, particularly nervous and functional, by Suggestion is becoming more and more widely known as an important branch of the healing art., and as its methods lie wholly in invoking the power of Nature herself, and in calling forth the reenperative powers which she has endowed the human body. Suggestive Therapeutics are frequently able to deal with cases which do not respond to other methods of treatment, Mr Mackay has had. great success in dealing with nerve cases, particularly those caused by the war, both among civilians and soldiers, in the ease of the latter, shell-shock and general nervous derangement generally yielding to his treatment. To correct any misunderstanding, Mr Mackay desires to point out that the impression that Suggestive Treatment implies Hypnotism is not correct. , Those who desire Hypnotic Treatment can have it if they wish, but he never undertakes it except by the consent and desire of the patient, preferring to use the suggestive method. In order that a, patient’s case may he thoroughly understood, Mr Mackay always gives an opportunity for talking matters over before treatment begins, and consultations are free by appointment.