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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 39, 28 January 1898, Page 28

Up to the age of 30 we spend our years like change ; but cropping up towards the forties, as fast as the old years fill and Time steps in ior payment, we seem, to change a bill. — Holmes. O the power of necessity ! W e are not only indebted to it for moot of our talents, but for many of our virtues. — Emile Souvestre. If I offer you money, you do not say to me, "I will come tomorrow. ' No : you accept it at once. No one delays, no one makes excuses. The salvation of the soul is offered, and no one hurries himself. — St. Ambrose. Be the stern and sad truth spoken, that the breach which guilt has once made into the human soul is never, in this mortal state, repaired. It may be watched and guarded, so that the emeny shall not force his way again into the citadel ; and might even, in his subssqucnt assaults, select some other avenue in preference to that where he had formerly succeeded. But there is still the ruined wall ; and, near it, the stealthy tread of the foe that would win over again his unforgotten triump. — Hawthorne. Bbanch of the London Dental Institute, on the ground and first floors of the Government Life Insurance Buildings revolutionising dentistry. Sets from three guineas are supplied. I'ifob prize gold medal teeth at half the usual cost, guaranteed ten years ; money refunded if work not satisfactory ; a nurse in attendance for ladies ; the latest appliances. The residing principal studied under Dr Tatton,of the Great Northern Hospital, London University, and has the highest qualifications. — [Am T ]