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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4137, 27 August 1900, Page 2

■ ; : "All who'would" achieve* success should ■' ■ endeavour to merit it." -: ■ ' 'Lty/ ® HAVE during;the'past'yeare spared ■ w» no expense -in -endeavouring to 'make oar Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can riow.confidontly assert we hare succeeded in doing-eo.', i We invite all who - enjoy gooii,glass of ;' 1 . r ,; );U ,: r ’ 1 ::*T -To flak,.- ; 8 TAP LBSIS • BUST, Oa 'draught'at -almost a!!-,-flotris in. the i City-and .'Surrounding 'District, and • confidently anticipate iA.tb.eir , verdict will he that Staples and Co. have successfully removed . the .reproach tbit, Goad "Beer could not bo :brewe'd>in Wellington. J. STAPLES AND CO., ■■ LiHITED, ’■ Moleswortli and Murphy streets. < > HEALTH ASSURED The Suffering and Ailing can rely on obtaining relief by . Consulting (person-, ally,' or by post; free), , PROF. NOTMANN, M S B V E.M.Q.. . MARKET SQUARE, (opposite Colombo street Bridge), Christchurch; Prolessor Notxnann; ia -.a. Medical Electrician and Botanical, Expert, and treats his patients with Nature s lowi* , remedies with wonderful success., Ton can be treated successfully at your,-oiwn "homo., He has had22 l, years European., experience, t and has-been largely consulted .since: he com 1 mericed'practice in New 'Zealand -saveij years since, and to convince the ' most sceptical will forward. Electrical Appliances, and concentrated treatment on easy terms of payment. ',r : “ ’ ■, ; • V ‘ . TES’I'LM’ONIAL. ‘ '• ’■ * Ashburton, - Prof,-Notmacn, ’• ‘ ■■ 'Feb;5.,1900.•Dear Sir, —I am’pleased fo say' X feel-in perfect-health every-way-since taking the last course of treatment. -My -head in quito clear,-my-memory has improved, 1 sleep well.T do : not'feel'tired; or sweat at night now I-amrinfproving rapidly. I never - thought it-'was- possible for any human: being to alter my.’life tosnehan extent: as you have, through your kind and easy terms of payments and excellent treatment, for I had tried: so. many. No word* of mine can express my gratitude.—Tours faithfully, ' r.H.'BEXBOWB.