COLLISION AT LYTTELTONM

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11012, 9 July 1901, Page 2

COLLISION AT LYTTELTONM

Mt Joseph Page, shipwright, in. the emploj^ l of the Lyttelton, Harbour Board, has hw- fc narrow escape from sudden death. rowing in a skiff in the harbour it came iskr'i

colHeionwithatusboat The ™pact ■»»«&•« , the ekifi to pieces, and Mr Page *»'■*£. ously hurt in the back. Bescued tram a»w perilous position, he was conveyed home, w,_ £ad to lay up for nine months, but the ao great that Uanervw became «"*«« and he grew weak aad worn. cut. Hβ JJ™* not get Ibout property, to* "Vtt a victim to general debility. A* JudjjJ viously been cured of the after-eficot* «f «£ floienza by Dr. Williams' pink pills fot •&& people, be beßan. taking them again. !««? boxes improved him wonderfully, and »x IP«* boxee reatored him to active health w, strength. He now eate and sleeps well, w» 7 goes about hie duties as efficiently A3 «v» Dr. Williams' pink pills also cuied Mxij£««t T of general debility, • and made her * woman again. ! .In cases of general debility, nervous p«£ tration, and all disease* of the blooa ww 1 nerves, Dr. WiUiame , pink pills are «««* able. They tone up the noTves, enncb w.j blood, and build up the constituUon. i»9k s cure* rheumatism., sciatica, neuralpfia, conenfflP-j-j tion, bronchitis, heavy colds, dyeenfcjry. *I« t fects of fever, ladies' ailments, loaa of m»WJ* strength. Sold by chemists and etorelseepe*and by the Dr. Williams , Medicine Co-, Wellington, three ahillinga per box, aix *>ozea «f teen and cix. post free. Substitutes are less and some times poisonous.