WINKS & HALL, CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERER, AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN FANCY CABINETMAKING A SPECIALTY. W. & H. would call the attention of TOURISTS and others to their large assortment of Tables, Cabinets, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Walking Sticks, etc., made from the Fancy Woods of New Zealand. As presents for home they cannot be surpassed for beauty and workmanship. WINKS & HALL, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND.
MedicalpUßLlC NOTICE. The Public are respectfully requested to read the following testimony to the wonderful healing properties of " RONGOA." The case of Mrs. Hamon has been so long and widely known as to be almost historical, ami has been looked upon as a test case. Considering the age and full habit of the patient, the length of time she had been suffering, and tha deep-seated nature of the complaint, Mrs. Ilamon's case appeared quite hopeless. NovurU»»tu»»i wtiat all othor remedies failed to do "KONGOA" has successfully accomplished. This is only one of many severe cases in which "RONGOA" has brought sunshine again into the lives of sufferers; and the Proprietors claim that it is, of its class, the Most Powerful Curative Agent yet brought under public notice. "Jones-street, South Dunedin, " lath February, 1592. " To the Rongoa Manufacturing Company, Dunedin. In 1554 1 met with a buggy accident, by which my right ankle wis severely injured. Twenty years ago the leg broke out in painful, discharging sores, it became much swollen and discoloured, and the foot was really useless. I suffered agonies with every change of weather, and dreaded the approach of each winter. I tried every expedient, but without avail, ami was even ADVISED TO HAVE MY LEG AMPUTATED. "In December, 1891, AFTER TWENTY YEARS OF ACUTE SUFFERING, I was advised to try ' KONGOA.' The le« had then three sores above the ankle— on each side, four inches long by three inches wide, and about three-quarters of an inch deep. The third and most paintul sore, how ever, was immediately over the shin bone. "On the first day on which ' Rongoa' was applied about HALF A PINT OF MATTER OOZED OUT. The sores were daily syringed with equal proportions of * Rongoa" lotion and warm water ; lint soaked with lotion was then applied and covered with oiled silk, and the leg bandaged. "AT THE END OP A WEEK the sore presented a healthier appearance, and the inflammation was much reduced. At the end of three weeks he offensive discharge had ceased, and healthy new flesh began to form. In the beginning of February THE CURE WAS COMPLETE, the leg had recovered its natural shape and elasticity, the wounds were filled with new flesh, and a firm skin had formed. "The cure was effected without causing me any pain whatever, and WITHOUT INJURY TO MY GENERAL HEALTH. I can now bend the foot and walk with ease. "I have given these details in the hope that they may prove the means of leading other sufferers who may regard their cases as hopeless to try the 'Rongoa.' I am deeply grateful to the Rongoa Company for my truly marvellous cure, and I consider they have conferred an inestimable boon on the public by the introduction of their valuable remedies. ~,, " Kate Hamon." "I certify that Mrs. Hamon signed this paper in my presence, and declared the contents of same to be true.— Gouiu-ey, J.P." "RONGOA" CURES WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS, BURNS, ERYSIPELAS, PILES, ECZEMA, And 'ALL SKIN DISEASES. "RONGOA" forms Healthy New Flesh, and does not close a wound or sore until it has removed all impurities. Prepared only by the RONGOA MANUFACTURING COMPANY, D U N E D I.N. SHARLAND & CO. (LIMITED), AGENTS, Auckland and Wellington. MAXWELL'S AUSTRALASIAN SYRUP - Is the most popular as well as the MOST PLEASANT AND EFFECTIVE COUGH MEDICINE EVER INTRODUCED. The fact of the sale of the above preparation during the past winter having exceeded by several gross that of any former year sufficiently demonstrates its popular character. AUSTRALASIAN SYRUP, FOR. COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, AND DIFFICULT BREATHING STANDS UNRIVALLED. To be had from A. A. MAXWELL, I Newmarket ; Or through the Wholesale Agents,SHARLAND & CO., Auckland and Wellington
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9013, 19 October 1892, Page 3
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