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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7352, 21 July 1902, Page 1

A. Grateful Parent bears testi- ', mony to his Daughter's Care of lung Disease BY YITADATiIO. Singleton, N.S.W., May 30, 1601. To MR S. A. PALMER,— Dear Sir,—My daughtor has suffered with Lung Disease ainoo slio was five years of ago. Slio is now eleven and in good health, thanks to your valuable . inodieine. After trying a great many patent modicums, with varying effect, I wan persuaded to give VITADATIO a trial, and the improvement in her condition was at once noticed by Mrs Porter and mysc-lf. My daughter lias been a % at sufferer, and wns given up by the doctors after breaking a blood vessel, about throo years ago, the medical man remarking that flho could not live through tho winter, but VIJKDATIO ' willed othcrwico, as she is now well. ' Three years ego ehe had n bud Attack, ' when she frequently spat up blood, so I ' immediately purchased a bottle of your j medicino, with the result that it com- , plotcly cured her. You can make any i use of this Testimonial, as I would like to see other sufferers benefit by your appropriate nnmod medicine—VlTADATlO.—Yours truly, WILLIAM PORTER, Boo! maker. Johnston-Ktrcc-t, Singleton, N.S.W. : For farther partieuinit, S. A. PALMER, WAREHOUSE, WATERLOO QVAY, "WELLINGTON. Corrot-pondonco Invited, Write for Testimonials The price of uicdicino G/G and 3/0 per bottle. FOR. SCEIM PAPEKHAKQIHGS WniTE LEAD LTTSTHEED OILS GLASS, *m> VABTSTISH from 10/- per gal. A T WHOLESALE PRICES R. & E.~TINGEI, BSOAD STEEET (NoarJy opposite Bank of Aus tralasia.) Tclophono No. IES. FOR SADDLERY AND HARNESS PORTMANTEAUX BAGS WHIPS, BITS, SPURS, BRIDLES, &c., FITTED DRESSING BAGS QUITABLE FOR PKESENTS— GO TO CW.WICHEBLEI & SON,' THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N OPENING NOTICE. W. J. bT JOLLY, (Formerly with T. WRAY), "T\ESIRES to intimato to thopublioof I / Palmerston and surrounding district that he has commenced business as Saddler and Harness Maker in premises adjoining Manawatu Stables, and hopes by strick attention to business to obtain a share of public patronage. Cash purchaser of beeswax and hovsohair. Address — Next WOODFIELD'S Georgo-atreet. W. 8. HART, ftUNHAKEB, MAIN-STREET WEST (Palmekston North.) T\IRECT Importer of— GUNS RIFLES REVOLVERS CARTRIDGES POWDER, SHOT, OAFS, Etc. Repairing in all its brancheß.'proniptly executed. Guns on him. PIANO TUNING. ME HUNTEK-BHOWN, cF WELLINGTON), IS prepared to undertake PIANOTUNING by single tuning or yoarly contract; Ropairs^a speciality. Highest references. Orders left at tho Manawatu Tea Rooms will be promptly;attended to. Telephono No. 46. 0. E. WALDEGRAVE, INSURANCE, LAND SAND COMMISSION AGENT, The Squaiie, Palmekston North. J2l A f\f\C\ To ■ Lona on Mort" opJLv/jUU'U' gage at D por oent on town properties. Of\f\ AAA-To lond on MortSUvjUUU gage on Town or Country properties in sums of £100 and upwards. Interest from 4} per cont according to margin of sopurity offered. A tow farms or sale. H. J. HAYNS, Main-Btrcot. BEUGKi JKMLE. SOLICITOB, . PALMEESTON NOETH, HAS soveral sums to lend upon approved town and rural lands at current rates to suit borrowers. Also, money to load on oh&ttel* security. PURIRI -VTATURAL TtyTINEBAIi TyATEB A GLASS ON RISING CLEANSES THE SYSTEM. SIR ROBERT STOUT, Chiof Justio I of New Zealand, writes:—l have much pleasure in stating that I have usec PURIRI WATER for several years. To anyone having; a tendency to gout I consider it nvoluable. I can testify to its beneficial effects. I bekeve that anyone loading a sedentary life willjfind it useful tablo water, and second to none in tie market." A. N. GIBBONS, AGENT, TALMEBSTON .NORTH.',