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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 80, 10 January 1889, Page 4

DR. SPEEITS" AMERICAN DISPENSARY, 42, Mapoahet Street, Sydney, (R.-ween George and York streets.) T' * ' Box 920- Dr. Speer is a regular <„ ilnntpd I'hysician, educated at liar- > .pi 0. -liege, U.S. (for i-outirmatiou spe >i\v Zealand Gazette, January 2l<t, i-Mi; nlso New Sotjtli Wales wazeitf, — ■if 17th, 1888. The doctor has deyoted \i M»ars to the study of CHRONIC, 3s JU r OUS, and SPECIAL DIS« "KASt^. Four oP these were in the | li-'. ! ni!i hospitals of the United States, v •••h enables him to treat all private ir .»t!iles with excellent results All aps 1 ! . ?n;j to him will . receive his honest «.n n>on of :heir complaints. No experi«i.- ting: no Mercury used. He will i iitirantee a positive cure in every ease i Fit- undertakes, or foreit £2(10. His roason for doing so is this— when there \. •no organic disease, and nothing' mit an inorganic trouble, or, in other I •iKii'ds. a conglomeration of symptoms . j W'ducing a certain result, there is no i **»«<on way it cannot be removed with ; ihe proper remedies, therefore he guarantees. Hewishes.it distinctly un<Jer« >t<.od that he does not claim to perform impossibilities, or to have miraculous itmwer; he claims only to be a skilled and | cessful physician, . thoroughly inf...;'niedinhw specialty— CHßONlC and DISEASES of MEN and AY O MEN . People residing at a distance .••in, by explaining their troubles in <| ( >i-ail, foe treat«d at home. The. course <.i treatment will not in any way inter* tYre with their business. Examination :> ml ac? vice free to all. Charges moderate II J apeer, M.D.,42. Margaret Street \> t ween George and York streets, Syd» n -v. Post Office Box. No. 920 Office hours 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. : 3 to 4> and 7 t . 8 p.m. Sundays, from 10 to 11 a.m. E)r Speer's New Zealand Establishment •in Wellington is closed from 30th Sept.. ■S*. All c-onmunieaiions are in future •m he forwjirovH to Sydney, as above. LIFE INSURANCE "<•* DEPARTMENT. CHIEF ADVANTAGES, Claims paia immediately after proof of deatto. Moßt liberal conditions. _...,_ Low New Zealand mortality. Economical management. State security. TOTAL SUM ASSUMED including alft Bonus Additions) ... ... ••• •TOTAL FUNDS (the whole invested .„ in New Zealand). ; . J ... ■ ... &&BOR la addition to the above funds, the " office nas an ANNUAL INCOME of • The Surplus Cash Profits in 1885 were £242^56 •OPENING OF TONTINE SATINGS FUND SECTION. Tontine Savings Fund System Policies ate '. now being issued. ; -'-• _ „ New Assurers and existing Assurance Policyholders will be allowed to join this section. All profits accruing after entering the section are set apart to he divided among the policyholders remaining in the section at the end -of 1900, when liberal' returns in cash are antiCI The principles of tlie Tontine and mode of keeping accounts are not kept secret, as m case of otlier Tontines advertised. •»♦ Information can.be obtained at the Head ©nice ana all Branches and Agencies, and also •trom the Travelling Agents of the Department. F. W. FBANKLAND, Actuary and Principal Officer. : D. M.LUCKIB. :. : Commission er. N CO UK AGE LOO AL INDUSTRY. "WANGANUI SAUCE AND PICKLE FACTORY. Awarded First Prizes WaHganui Exhibition, >First Prices Wellington Exliibition. First Prize Wanjjanui Agricul■tural Show fur Sauc,es;and Pickles. Ask your Grower for Whitlock's Specialties. "Whitlock*s Celebrated Herb Beer. All Orders .punctually attended to. E. WHiTLOCK, P^B O PRI^TOR. fpHE TSADE "PROTECTION GA_L ZETTE =OF jJfEW ZEALAND. A. 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