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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 214, 7 September 1895, Page 8

Public Hotices. npHE brand New Zealand Dairy Associa.lL tion is guarantee of the finest quality of table Hutter. X X S-SEUGES. Serges. Series. Last WO two weeks. To measure, 55s.—Adams and Bnnker, Caah Tailors, 184,. Queen-street. NIXEY'd "Cervus" Knife Polish.— Tho best in existence. DON'T be persuaded to take any other brand of Clothing than Footballers , ■Brand—Dalton. Tailor. Queen-street. YSTHEN FURNISHING, go to Tyler's, _J » Queen-street, and purchase your China, laiass. and Earthenware at wholesale prices. A BSOLUTELY ClTo'iceat Creamery xl Butter for the table all the year round.New Zealand Dairy Association. 5S— Trousers Lengths cut out from sa. Last Chance.—Adams and Bunker. Cash Tailors, 184, Queen-street. BYCROFT'S Superior Wine Biscuits, ' Vanilla flavour, are infinitely better than thojmported article. QUITS TO MEASURE, 50s, 555, 60s, KJ 70s. 755, 80s, with Extra Trousers with each suit.-Dalton, Tailor, Queen-street, near Savings Bank. * a LASS FRUIT DISHES, large size, la each; pretty Riscuit Jars, 4a 6d reduced, to 2a M:Cheeso Stands, 7s 6d. reduced to 4s 9d. tj OUSEHOLDERS", ccc that your grocer 8- _ supplies you with New Zealand Dairy Association s Butter. —Choice Tweed Suitings reduced . l ° 6Os - Last two weeks.—Adams and Bunker. Cash Tailors. 134,' Queen-street. ■]STE W ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATTON'S Uuttor Van delivers Butter in city and suburbs daily. BYCROF'T'S Arrowroob Biscuits are specially recommended for children. INNER SETS, 22s 6d, roduced to 153 6d ; 45s sets reduced to 33s 6d, latest doBigns.—TYLEK'S Clieap Cash Sale. ASSIN'ET PERAMBULATORS. — Elegant, durable, cash or deferred payments. — McLeod Hroa., Perambulator and YVickerwaro Makers, foot of Upder Queen-st, Q A N C ii In view of the disagreeable fact that cancer is largely on the increase throughout the Australasian Colonies, the following letter from the n-i A ,;. lrvino Will > clipped from the Otago Daily iimcs-of August 27th last, should be of public interest:— I. Hopkins & Co., Count Mattci's Agents, Auckland, " Sir.—Reading the letters in the Times re the statistics of death from cancer in New Zealand has impressed upon me the duty of publicly declaring my willingness to tell all cancer patients and their friends how the victims of this dire disease can prolong life and greatly mitigate their sufferings, if not cure them of the disease."Three and a-half years ago tho doctors informed me that I was suffering from cancer, and was in such a state that nothing could bo done for me —opium was to be injected till death released me from Buffering, an event which the doctors told us would happen before tho year was out. When my many friends heard of this, they, wrote begging us to try Count Mattci's remedies. They sent us pamphlets, books, and papers to show us what to do. When I asked my own doctor -if it would be of any use to try the remedies, he answered, "Oh! yes, try them; it's always good to try something.' So faith in the efficacy of the remedies had no influence in their effect upon me. "I procured some of tho remedies, and began their use on Ist May, 1892. It was difficult to understand how to use them, but I persevered using them as well as I knew how until I heard direct from Signor Mattei. Since then I have patiently and persistently used the remedies, and lam still alive to tell the. tale. A stranger from Australia, who had never seen mo before, could not realise on seeing mo lately that I was ill, so healthy-looking have the remedies made me. "It is said, 'Oh! people have tried theso remedies, and found that Count Mattei is a humbug.' Yes, I know some people have tried the remedies, and feeling no miraculous and sudden cure from them, have thrown them up as of no' avail. But that is where they havo erred. With such a disease as cancer or consumption the curing power of any remedy must be slow. Yet there is the case of Mr. Charters of Ury Park, sent home from Dunedin by throe doctors as suffering from malignant cancer, against which their knives could do nothing; in seven nionths, he Was driving about hale ami heart.y_, yet he used nothing to euro him but tho Mattei remedies. Probably I would have been as wcllin the same time had I been able to use, as he did, tho we tcom presses. " No, lam not cured, far from that, for the disease, after having beon nearly conquered in one part of the body, developed in another part; but still tho remedies have combated tho disease, and enabled me to bo alive to this day. Knowing the relief, knowing the blessing the remedies hare been to me, I desire through your widespread paper to let cancer patients not only know of these remedies, but to tell thorn 1 shall be only too glad,, out of gratitude for what they have done for me. to explain to anyone that cares to write to mo how to use the remddics properly. " The remedies, however, cannot bo properly used without persistent patience and perseverance. " I am, yours, Sir, in the interests of suffering humanity, "A. InviXE Will. " The Manse, East Taicri, August 24, 1895." PER AM UULATORS7"— ~ Famous ""Tor durability, style, and low price. Nothing in New Zealand to equal or compare with tho Perambulators sold by Charles Smith, tho Practical Maker, Quoon-strcet, Auckland. mO OT B A LL E RSHSR TnFTTIOTHTn G m} excel all other Koady-niudc Clothing.— Dalton, Tailor. Queon-stroet. 1 /SS /*D—Last Two Weeks. -Troupers JLvr \9 to Measure—Adams and Bunkor,__Caah Tailors, 184, Queon-strcet. STAlTwifl contain R. HOBBS' New Artistic Circular inJ>P_rin_g_and jjumme_r Shipments of Goods. " Cotvui " Kuifo"' ■I.N Won't woar the blades liko others. p.OODAL L\S EU .0 l> O\VD EX. VJT One Sixpenny Tin ■ ia ooiisl to 25 IChks. BYOROFT T S Water - Crackers aroThe most palatable unsweetened biscuits on tho market. *| ff S — Laab Two Weekn of our Clearance Sale. Grand Line Trouserings 153.—Adams and Bunker, Cash Tailors 184, Queen-street. E- DUNNE, Painter, Paperhangor. o Glazier, Signwriter. Host material used and superior workmen emplorod. All ?oods imported direct. Lowest current prices. J'op of Grey-street. Telephone, 548. EUGSTER'S Jubilkb Wat.cv Depot, Maeic Lantern Kntortainmenis. Exhibition of I?evolving Stereoscopes, Telegraph and Tolepho-no Bureau No. $50, Licenso to sell Stamps otc. ought to induce Everybody to call at 254, Unpor.ljueen-sirott '•gJIOOTBA.LLEka , BRAND of Clothing JL are quite different to ordinary Rcadyinado Goods.—Dalton. Tailor. Queen street. (Ti dING TO GIVE~A~PARfY ?-Go~to \JT TYLER'S. Queen-street. CHINA, ©LASS and CUTLERY hired at. low rates. riIAKE NOTICE. — \V. A. Thompson and -5. Co., Victoria-street, arc Cleaning .and Adjusting Sewing Machines for 2s Gd. Guaranteed for 12 nionths. BYCR6FT"'S~Auckland Lunch Biscuits cannot bo equalled in quality or price. ASTROLOGY. - A¥"7^Fd - CMeuTfc Madame Leo. Questions truthfully an swered. Love, Law. Abpent J''riends, cto bend 2a 6d in stamps to Box 157, G.P.O. it, aßt ' i;wo Weeks. Spiendid" Heavy v.PQj* Line Suitings, 65s.—Adams and Bunker. Cash Tailors. 18t. Queen-street. BATHS— TURKISH BATHS, open every day for Ladies and Gentlemen from 3 a.m. till (j p,ni. Charßes. 3s : Saturday, 2s : 8 lickets. £1. Nothing tiettcr for purifyinc: thn tkin, restoring the health, or removing nchue end pains of all kinds. Also, Hot and Cols* J'lnngc Baths, with «tiower, 6d. from 6 a.m. till 7 p.m.—Lorno-streot, oif Vtctoria-strpe , . Knot. rNOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDEK v-T is the be3t. Ask your grocer for it. \\f HOLE SALE Depot for N~ew Zealnn'! ~7* ~P air y Association's Buttor—Office City Flour Willis. Shortliind-strcct. Wi%;m T> HCE^-1 X PI KB OFFICE JIsFT-giip -*- . Annual Fire Premium <>xcecds £].400,(>i0. Unlimited Jinbilityof eharehoUnra: lo"iee p.j'" ~. . . ov o' - £20,0i0.QC0. Every in.snrab , . 1 risk undertaken at J owest Rates — R y 1 . Manager. W. Ward Baker Auckland Distriot Manager. Ofllces •75 Queen-street. • ,o, E'IXEY'S "Cervus" Bag Blue, ready for use. WHEN you have gob one of the Footballers' Brand of Ciothinf?, ready for immediate wear, you have the best money can procure.—Dalton, Tailor, Queen-street,