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Public Notices. FAC-SLMILE OF WRAPPER AROUND EVERY BOX Te Rongoa-Nui, The Mighty Healer. TESTIMONIALS. MANGAPAJ, Auckland.—Dear Sir,—To you as a benefactor o£ your species, I must roturn my best thanks, for whilst all medical advice and other treatment were of no avail, that single box of your Ointment cured entirely a largo sore on my ankle, the consequenco of an accident, which for more than six years had baffled all caro and appliances, yot in four weeks the wound was covored with six square inches of healthy skin, which justifies me in doing all I can to spread tho fame of your Ointment.—Faithfully yours. J. MURRAY MR MATTHEW SMEATON, South Duncdin. writes: My wife suffered great agony from her eyes. She was almost blind, and for the last six months had her eyes wrapped up in clothfl. She was three months in Diinodin Hoapital without benefit. Her case Beemod hppoless, and she hardly carod What became of hor, she suffered such pain. Aba last resource sho came to you, and you gave her tho • Red Cross Ointment To her great Hurprise after using it only four days she was ablo to take the cloths from her eyes, and, after uainir only one small box, she is now, thank God, quite well. I know others who have received tho same benefit PRICES: la 6d, 2a 6d and 4s Gd FROM ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES PETER DUTTOSM Chemist. MAIN ROAD. SOUTH DUNEDIN. ||UTACCHI •Q.ENBRATOK-.fi BEyosE. ivrEit THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN PREPARATION FOR PRODUCING lIAIR ON THE UPPER LIP AND FACE. GENERALLY. The only Preparation in tho World that will absolutely Force the Growth of Hair on the Lip or Face. Packed in Plain Wrapper and Posted, under cover, Free to any part of New Zealand or Australia, on receipt of P. 0.0. or Stamps for 10s 6d. Solo Agent for New Zealand and Australia— A. A. ELLISDON, 2SI, QUEEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. "H"^ 17^ E. C A L O N. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, Bogs to announce that he is prepared to receive pupils or attend pupils at their homes. Pianoforte and Singing. Address: VERMONT ST., PONSONBY. Information may be obtained from A. Eady and Co., Queen-street. •WTISITORS TO TE AROHA, NOTICE.—The undersigned will run a Coach from Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, meeting Train for Auckland at Morrinavillo on those days, and returning to Te Aroha from Morrinsvillo on Mondays, Wodnesdayß and Fridays, oil arrival of train from Auckland, eouveyiag possougors, parcels and E. GALLAGHER. Auckland Agents : Tnoa. Cook and Sow, BH)ueeii-Bfcreat»