piSIB 1 COLL E«G E, MELMERBY HOUSE, Broughau-btreet. Vaoanoies for Boarders. f lANCING.— MrB. Dodwell'e Class for XJ Children is held at the Masonio Hall on Saturday Afternoon, oommenoing at 2.30. Adult Class on Monday Evenings. Minuets taught. Private lessons given if required. AddseßS— Ealulu House, Willis-street. MASSAGE. "Jt/TR. HERMANN ROTH, MASSAGE SPECIALIST, Appointed to Sanatorium and „ the 3?&lias Baths, Government fc^S^i - Rotorua. CAN BE CONSULTED FREE From 11 until 1 o'olook any day at Phranix Chambers, 52, Lambton-quay. Private Address— Occidental Hotel. MASSEUSE FOR LADIE3. Mr. Both'b book on " Massage," *0., oan be had at any Chemist's or at his rooms gratis. Rheumatism, gout, lumbago, soiatioa, hysteria, spinal diseases, neuralgia, dyspepsia, flatulenoe, oonstipation, insomnia, sprains, all nervous and joint diseases, are not only relieved .but permanently cured. Massage not only treats the effeots, but removes the oause. Mr. Roth has had a very wide experience in Germany, America, England, and Scotland; he has been attending Hospitals in addition to private praotice, and had opportunities of working with the best Surgeons and Physicians of the world. He is recommended by following : — Sir George M'Lood, Knight, M.D., LL.D., Regius Professor of Surgery University of Glasgow, and Surgeon in ordinary to the Queen, in Sootland Sir Anthony Colling Brownlees, K.0.M.G.. R.C.P..K.G.G., M.D., LL.D..F.E.O.S. England, Senior Consulting Phy sioian to St. Vincent's Hospital, and Chanoellor of the University of Melbonrne. Sir Donald Matheson, K.C.B. And many of the best physician, and surgeons of the world, also testimonials from some of the Leading Fhysioians of Wellington, testifying to his snooesaf nl treatment of patients under them. Mr. Roth will only be in Wellington until November, when he returns to Botorua, and anyone wuhing to take advantage of his treatment should make arrangement, as soon as possible. Sufferers need have no hesitation in plaoing themselves under his oare, as his ability in this speoial form of treatment is recognised.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 46, 22 August 1895, Page 4
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314Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 46, 22 August 1895, Page 4
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