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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 181, 2 August 1941, Page 9

CHINESE HERBALIST AMAZING CURES CLAIMED VISITING AUCKLAND NEXT WEEK Seven years ago a Chinese herbalist, Wallingford Chan, commenced practising in Christchurch. Using simple herbal remedies absolutely new to this country, he soon had made some amazing cures, and his fame spread like wildfire, until people went from all over the Dominion to consult him. Now, after seven years, he has accumulated thousands of letters from people he has cured, but every week he receives other letters from people who cannot go to see him, begging him to come to them. In response to numerous requests from Auckland, Mr. Chan is making a special trip here, and will be available for free consultation by any sick person at the Central Hotel. Anyone who is troubled by any obstinate complaint, or anyone wish-j ing advice about their illness, is i advised to take this opportunity ofj consulting Mr. Chan while he is in Auckland. Consultation is entirely free, and there is absolutely no obligation to take Mr. Chan's remedies unless you are satisfied after a chat with Mr. Chan that he can do you good. Actually, an examination of the letters he has received from patients he has treated is the best I proof of the wonderful good his I remedies accomplish. Not once, but I many times, people have gone to Mr. 1 Chan after being told that they were ! incurable, and time and again he has i cured them. The remedies he uses I are well-known and have been used 1 for centuries in some cases by the 1 Chinese, who regard Nature's herbs I as the basis of all healing. j Remember, that when you consult ! Mr. Chan there is no charge. Phone, J call or write to the hotel now and I arrange an appointment with him when he comes to Auckland. Appointments, can be arranged now at the hotel for any time on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, August 5, G and 7.—(Ad.)