GUARANTEED ABSOLOTEI-& ~.P$R£ THEBEEOEE TEJ*£E&& For-BEEF'TiEr-A, CTRA.VUSS, SOUPS, SKB9B& &&—A. veiy Kfcdte-of it rapreserrta tfcessfoeugK' andßO-vourof pomjds.of ptimo mea*. Obtainable ihrousfhont the -Catoaiy fiSSC FOS& 'KiyaMd.Tafca.Wo Ogscri TO liADI-ESt —Ko need to consult doctors or chemists. The remedies you require in your own hands. Write for free copy o£ valuable book about y —qolves, yrir > j»> your welfare. Uvcr.r; woman BBould^reaci it. i'osted free in scaled envelope- Address—, U. Specific, 53i>, lfilizabeth Street, 2*oitu Melbourne.
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lF*ra mo*. _ lm _ „ — mjj, _raig gK "Vl Mf if^^a NEW SOUTH WALES ARMY MEDICAL CORPS ON THE MARCH p||| ' 'IN SOUTH AFRICA. ', pi|| lr**SS. AMBULANCE TRAIN AT WORK. Tira Manager 3^ Divisional Camp^Springfonteln, S. Africa. r^^ DR. TIBDLES' Vl-COCOA CO., SYDNEY. 3td April, 1900. , fejifex IS^S My Dear Sir —The cases of Vi-Cocoa which you sent with our contingent lfcli| lp"Sa of the NS \V A.M.C.. pers.s. Moravian, were not opened till we readied our first If"^ caniD at'sterkstroom. The men enjoyed.it very much';'and as the water supply Ts.Th- was "not pure, and the camp was a hot-bed for enteric (our base hospital some- WE~P§| times having as many as 140 cases;, you can imagine-what a God-send your Ig-L^ ir^SS most estimable beverage was tp us. Many of us drank nothing else lr"*SJ I was enabled owing to'your liberality, to dispense hundreds of boxe9 Item amongst our comrades in the Imperial army, of whom there were upwards of Tgjr^ \Wm 2000 in the field at Slerkstroom alone. The members of our corps have re- S--ESS H&lgg quested me to write and thank \ou for your very .liberal gift, and to state what lf"K3| pleasure it w;>s to them not only to enjoy the beverage, but also to be able to Itgj^ dispense it to others. I have always a gallon of it in hand ( cold; for thirsty fe^ IPI visitOtS' whoenJoy l lt a r2.™d^"sir. yours faithfully, JOHN HOWARTH, ' P^ Qr.-Master Sergeant N.S.W. Army Medical Corps, 2nd Contingent. Jgn^ "^ : CAN BE TESTED PREE. Write for Dainty Sample Tin a post card will do), but mention this paper. fSsßlra»v DR- TIBBLES> Vl-COCOA LTD., 269 George St., Sydney. j^Mfe^j. & • S §"Impey's May.' Apple"! __ r _ _ I § Suctvifer in modo; fortiter tn re. > .1 -L __ —- —1 I S Mr Two. Shillings per Bottle.-wi^ t ■* * '* •• I" fe , CHEMISTS AND STORES. fig E. REYNOLDS Jo., Auckland,■ N.Z. AGENTS.
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Auckland Star, Issue 311, 31 December 1900, Page 6
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