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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1828, 21 April 1885, Page 1

Insurance. TF^SSSP™ iNivV ZEALAND. Capital £2,000,000 TAURA.NGrA B.RA.NOH Insurances granted on Wellinjfhouses, Stores, Shops, Buildings it which trado is carried on> Merci>an.2 fae, a»d goods of every descriptio on West Current .lialea. Marine '.Risks o£ Every Description w _ "_ 00xOI0N8? Agent. T^^^lTr^fT^sinP n^> |\1 W •^^A.LA.M) liNCjUIvANOiL -4-^ OOiLPANY. v Ovpr T\L P1 000 000 uapiial i Muuu,UUU TJrmmitod Liability. - IniuranOG a^»i"-«-t Loss hv Firfl of J-^^a.^.t, ixgai.^ol IjOSS Dy lUie ot evory do.sonpf,on of Property may be oilookul with this Ooilipauy ' ' ' .ob,,,tk iiATES, ONDOUirPBD aMO,aWp paompt asd LinisaAi. aßi-axEMENT op claims. F a T-'OP-RTq ' I m' aßgg=?==" J General notices, c . q $-j 'J to b BLOOD RESTORER, -^^-a^^. *™ A«dd"d-^ THW Medidao differs from ordinary pro. ■«• prietary preparations, inasnv.ich as it was tho product of years of' study and inveslotion by an eminent physician of the Armyfcicdieal -jtalT.with whom Mr Hitchens &6T^^^^^^ GS^ Q boon fully testified by the numerous testi!nonials received ll" the P ro P» etw patients who had long suflbredfiom the above £^S,S If siff ■^i?^^^ iarki^h Baths, Hot Springs, and other p-.pu- !? modieß had bcell rc3ortcd to witW . 1 <■ 1m- r ■ • in this celebrated ilodjcme 15 comnoundefl from M-odncfa of the vogctahlo ki«Rdo:n, is i«latabl« and easily tak«n, mild, hri e!Tectiml, in.iv action upoaUie {uiim.il eoouomv. ij^ •„?," st. )Olh '. H vontil! I >le KLOOD KKSp Hiliß,, cwansins ifc, and thereby v^nng dimmwhed vil;ality. _id presents, nnqufls"o^y./ P P u n;r ' snter, oettor, nwl n ore roiwue alterative ino<iicir.e fcnun auy that ifis hithorto been available to tne people. «ORE . ThfSi^SSSi^iL te tho lT | Hri;eheil3' Iiloo(i Restorei ISS^eTffirllPo^^'SS *QVCii severely fivm sciatica, and tried various remedies without avail, and as a last resource J Wfls rocomraended to give your Blood Res*f el' a taal» \ die, and I have much Insure m testing that a fter taking it to *hr «f. mo"ths J completely recovered m.v Jioaltli. I.may say I had no f.-iuh mit at ""st, but the result was such a tlioroug'i cure *-' iat 1 consider it my duty to acknowledge unsolicited its curative powers.—L am, Sir. faithfully yours, Marlne^PonSnbv To H. A. H. Hitohena, E 3ll. „. „ „. . w™i,. , v, t "bherKian Stio^t, ofi Welhngcon bt-ocfc, " , Aockhnd, 1 Deo. 1, 1882. ?,n. in tohen -Dear Sir, ~A« you have «kes '^f 0 doscribo rn^( »* tho time Mr McMd an recommended me to uso youv Blood Ecstorer. and tho efteob it had on me, 1 will simply say that whether it was Lambago, sciatica, or Paralysis that made me so Ido not know; but, at any rate, I bS^TmS tX t fJ?L D^^-^id/b^S j^o/o?the«,iao and that I should 'never tfM that lKomprobtMy v, eB Uh, «»hort timr att,i i t , mH .no vsc ;, f tfair htfi (Un// mt A^" I thanked them, and felt as they dW. iirMoMiJla... living opposite enquired «'hab \vnß tho matter, and my husband told him" He at once said, "LeLhor take Mr 151-d R?3.^/ f;V bdiev f wiU put her all right 'Icid so and after the third bottle the th.rd week, I be^an to feel a chaug-, and a tinglmg sensation in my limbs, livery subsequent bottle seemed to be doing inc. more good. The result id that ati,er using cignt bottle-, lam "ow f {lt(i ™]\> c]o lni' ™? cashing, aud all fche housework, an.l feel quite as well as \vhon I first oarae to Now Zealand five years ago. lam always happy to tell people the good you did me, for lam sure I should not now j je won and hearty, but most likely in niy graYo) if 1 had not mit myself in your i,a" uds,—l am, dear Sir, yours faithfully, Floicv Niool Witness-Henry Hartnoll,