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Evening Star, Issue 17925, 22 March 1922, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL M ISS MED. L. M, .REYNOLDS, ELECTRICAL TRBATJIENTS And MANAGE. ELECTRO THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTE, 120 Moray place (near Public Library). Tel- 2,890, RETURNED ONCE MORE. MR A. W. MARTIN’S sixteenth annual tour of New Zealand and the Commonwealth—at every stage in his journey relieving numerous sufferers from the agonies of Rupture—is now completed, and he is now once more at liberty to Attend to Patients in Dunedin. Sufferers will do well to maico an Early Appointment with Mr Martin. Don’t procrastmato any longer, as putting off the visit can only mean a continuance of need* less suffering. By tie Dr J. A. Sherman method of treatment, which has been so successful in completely curing hundreds of cas sb in New Zealand and Australia, immediate relief is given in all reducible cases, ph cto is no operation of any land, and a patient can continue in his usual ooonpaiion from the first to the last of the treatment. Mi- Martin may bo consulted free at Ids, Booms in Samson’s Buildings, Dowlingstreet, Dunedin, from 10 tun. to 12, 2 p.m. to 5; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 Noon. Bend, for free Booklet on Rupture and its Treat' mont. It contains information of vital impotanco for all afflicted. ANTHONY H. THOMSON,, A CHIROPRACTOR, Graduate of P. 5.0., Davenport, la., U.S.A., Member N.Z.C.A. (inoorp.), DAWSON'S BUILDINGS (NEXT SAVOY), MORAY PLACE._ Hjirorsi' 8- to 12, 2AO pan. io 5-r.O; Satuciiy;, 0 to 12,30. m-csLEDiSt