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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 135, 7 June 1904, Page 6

____ MEPIC-J-ELPASTE KINSON. THE GREAT AMERICAN PSYCHOMETRIST AND MAGNETIC MASSAGE HEALER, Open against any Healer or Psychometrlst in New Zealand, or any part of the World, for all Chronic Cases. Has EeTer been defeated, and open for conviction. Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Spinal Troubles, Rheumatics, Sciatica, Deafness, and Blindness. All Cures effected. I have travelled all through New Zealand, and have not come aero_ a Psychometrlst, yet. I am very sorry to say that people do not know the meaning of a Psychometrist I have come in contact in New Zealand with many who have called themselves such. That man was never born outside of tne Medical Staff, nor woman, to say positively that they can. see through man or woman. They are going against men who have almost served their lifetime over the human body, and paid a small fortune for their practical experience. Thank God, I will not go that far. I will go as far as my manual strength will allow mc. How my cures are effected 1 cannot say. 1 work hard over my patients until I am positive they are free from pain. 1 let my work speak for itself. CONSULTATION FREE, ROOMS BETWEEN THE CHURCH ANNEWTON POST OFFICE, ' Aud Opposite the Bike Shop, KARANGAHAPE RD. HARRISON'S WO—_. SPECIFIC is the Reliable Worm _raoicatoc; pri**. 1/a per bottle. — Procur—ite at Ratjen's PJu.r raaey. Queen st., Aqfkland. Country orders promptly attended to. TO MEN. — Write lor Free Copy of ! valuable book about yourselves, your health. your happiness, your future. It contains a full exposition of the human system and the remedies adopted. No need to consult doctors. Posted free in sealed envelope. Erery man should read it.—Address Moos. (Jourand. 72. Flinders-street. Melbourne. TO La —DEES — No need to consult doctors or chemists. The Remedies you require in your own hands. Write for free copy of valuable book about yourselves, your health, your welfare. Every woman should read it. Posted free In sealed envelopes. — Address Mods. Gouts_d, 1% Fllnde—i-Bt.. Melbourne, ADIES: NURSE DE TOtTNG'S TONIC , -_.4 ND PILL S: quiekty restore all irregularities; price 2/6 e*ch. Procurable at Ratjess Pharmacy, Queen st.. Auckland. Country orders nroprptly attended to. I PliHli-IKT. A. L SMITH * SONS. OLD EST-BEISHED DENTISTS, C*rner HOBSON STREET, opposite St Matthew's Chnrch. Artificial Teeth Carefully Fitted. ' CHAIKGES MODEKATE. PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS. All Dental Work Repaired. G. MERVYN RYLANCE DENTIST. Specialties: Crown and Bridge Work. Children's Teeth, Gold Crowns, Porcelain Pivots, and Full Sets. Extractions by Painless Process. Appointments made for Evenings. ONLY ADDRESS: THE NEWTON DENTAL CHAMBERS, •Phone 1384. CORNER HOWE STREET and KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Cotmtry Patients Attender to at Once. n vfPMPT T>.T>„ F.C.M.8.A.. D. H d. BUNBY SURGEON DENTISTS, 131, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, Next Bank of New Zealand. Telephone 494. CLAUDE H. MOSES DENTIST. 287, QUEEN STREET. 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For some years Mr Feoatatn has had oae of the largest practices la Christchureh, and having opened in Auckland, has fitted Ma Rooms with the latest Dental Appliances, and is prepared in addition to the general practice of Dentistry to devote his attention to the more advanced branches of the profession as axe practised in England and America, such as Gold Fillings, Porcelain Inlays, and Crown and Bridge work. COSSTJTiTATION FREE. FEES MODERATE. Ce—salting Hours, 9 __. to 5 p.m.; Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 B.m. BOOKS_____-S. CHAMPTALOJP & COOPER BOOKS ON THE STEAM ENGINE. Barber _ W—The Engineer „ Sketch Book of Mechanical Movements, 10/6 Day, C.— Indicator Diagrams and Engine and Boiler Testing, 4/6 Goodeve, T. M.—Text Book on Steam Engines .\nd Gas Engines Haeder and o_* the Steam Engine, S/6 \ Hurst, C.--Care and Management of \Stationary Steam Engines, 1/3 \ Hiacox, G. D.—Mechanical Movements, Devices, etc., 14/ Jatnieson. 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