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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 2747, 19 February 1896, Page 4

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(1) Wellington, October 1,1895, Dear Sin,—l have used your Bee Ointment in my family for several years past, and can speak in the highest terms of its efficacy in rapidly curing outs, bruises, burns and other wounds, Fred Pirani, M.H.E. (2) Wellington, June 24,1895, Mr John Llewellyn, Dear Sir, —Daring tho last year I have used yoar Bee Ointment as a healer, and found It all it is represented to be. I have in the country district continually met those who have been benefited by it. With wounds, cuts, sprains, sores and flesh lacerations, it has shown bat it possesses remarkable healing power. . .. Tours faithfully, Joseph Kitchen. (3) Ashaist, January 6j 1895. 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