A Grateful Parent beais testimony to his daughter's CURE OF LUNG DISEASE in VITADATIO. Singleton, N.S.W., May 30, 1901 To Mi S. A PALMER— Deai Sn, — My daughter has suffeied with Lung Disease since she was five yeais of age. She is now eleven and in good health, thanks to youi valuable medicine. After trying a gieat many patent medicines, with vaiying effect, I was peisuaded to give VITADATIO a tual, and the impiovement in her condition was at once noticed by Mrs. Porter and myself. My daughter has been a great sufferei , and was given up by the doctors after bieaking a blood vessel, about three years ago, the medical man lemaiking that she could not h\e thiough the winter, but VITADATIO willed otheiwise, as she is now well. Thiee yeais ago she had a bad attack, when she frequently spat up blood, so I immedi ately puichased a bottle of your medicine, with the lesult that it comp'etely cured her. You can make any use of this Testimonial, as I would like to see other sufferers benefit by your appropi iately-named medicine — VITADATIO. Yours tiuly, WILLIAM PORTER. Bootmakei. Johnston-stieet, Singleton, N.S.W. Foi fiuther particulars, S. A. PALMER, WAREHOUSE, WATERLOO QUAY. WELLINGTON. Coirespondence Invited. Write foi Testimonials
WADE'S PATENT SKYLIGHT. rPHIS splendid improvement has quite levolution- *- lsed the question oC having Roof Lights A few years back a thing to be avoided was a skylight, but WADE'S is now used with e\ er> confidence, on ac count of its complete success as regards being water-tight giving plenty of light, ventilation, durability, cheapness, besides having to withstand the usual test in all good and useful patents, the inf linger, this it has also proved most completely . See Post and Times, 19th and 21st October, 1901. Consequently, we must ask our long list of custom ers and the general public to bewaie of imitation'; Note address — BALLINGER BROS., Waring Taylor and Magmnifrv streets, Wellington .->ole Owners and Manufacturers for the South end of Noith Island, and the North end of South Island Telephone 90
All Things Fade! ■■■■^ except Woodrow's Hats. THEY NEVER GO OFF COLOUR. Impervious to SEA AIR, RAIN, and DUST. GET OIsTIE. 4 CHAS. HILL & SONS, KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ld. WALLACE & GIBSON. D.1.C., ALL SELI * Woodrow's Famous Hats.
THE WELLINGTON STEAM FERKY COMPANY, LIMITED. R ARBOUR EXCURSIONS. DAY'S BAY SERVICE. EXCURSION STEAMERS DUCHESS, COUNTESS, and DUCO. A Steamer leaves the Ferry Wharf daily afc 7 a.m., and 5.15 p.m., and leaves the Bay at 8 a.m. and 6p.m., with the exception of Saturday, when the 5.15 p.m. boat will not run, and Sunday Morning and Evening trips are replaced as under. On WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, and SUNDAY, Steamer leaves Ferry Wharf at 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m., and leaves the Bay at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Weekly Tickets and full information for special rates for picnic excursions for parties, schools, and societies, apP V THE SECRETARY. Featherstone-street .
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Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 80, 11 January 1902, Page 13
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