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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4310, 20 March 1901, Page 6

n u ORAL c EA L L C.Mh Week. TO-NIGHT. (tftli Week. Another Largo Audience Last Night. Positively tlie last !0 Years or FULLER'S EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. T l'emcndous enthusiasm created nightly. MR W. B. CADSSOW, Mil W. B. CADZOW, „ Tli 3 Popular unci Gifted Tenor V ocaliat. A Brighter Star Never’ Shone than MISS MAUI) FAMING. MISS MAUD FAMING. Applauded to tire Bcho Bvery Night. Last Eight Nights of the “favourite. MR FRED BLUETT Funniest of All Great Comedians. Mr Geo. Williamson, dark Williams, Lena Young, Coralie Barlow and Bessie Voimjj. The Genuine Laughter at our New Sketch, THE BABY ELEPHANT. THE BABY ELEPHANT. The funniest thing you ever saw in your life. Laugh at it you must. Front Stalls. Is; Stalls and Gallery, 6d.

CURTAINS. WE have just opened up several cases of New Furnishings, which embrace, all the Latest and Newest Sty P-8 in HEAVY FRINGED CHENILLE . i CURTAINS. 18s Cd, 21s, 25s to 45«. ART S—-JE CURTAINS, 2Gs, 30s to 30s. NOVEIV, IPESTRY CUI£TAIMS, 21s, 25s to GOs. PRILLED MUSLIN CURTAINS. Vs Gd, 9s 6d, IGs Cd to 325. SWISS APPLIQUE CURTAINS, 15s, 21fl, 2G- to 37s GJ. GUIPURE D V.RI CURTAINS’. 10s, 13s 6d, 17s Gd to GGs. WHITE AND CREAM LACE CURTAINS 2s Gd, 4s Gd, Gs Gd. 9s Gd to 355. MADRAS MUSLIN CURTAINS, . 13s Gd. 13s Gd, 18s Cd to 525. PULLED CYPRUS CURTAIN MUSLIN, is 2d, 2s 4d, 2s Gd yard. FRILLED MADRAS CURTAIN MUSLIN 58 inch wide, 3s lid yard. PRILLED HARNESS CURTAIN MUSLIN Spot and figured. Is Bd, Is lid, 2s Jd to 3s yard. .OVELTIKS IN ALL FURNISHINGS. D. 1.0 D.I.C. WELLINGTON. 113 £JENRY A. EVANS, M.E SHAREBROKER, STOCK AND , STATION AGENT. No. 4. HUNTER- STREET. I HAVE THE FOLLOWING SHARES FOB SALE—WAIMANGAROA. RIVERS, 3s Premium MAPOURIKA RIVERS, Is 6d Premium BIGNALL’S NOTOWN, Par NOTOWN NO. 2, Par.

Tlip Prospectus of the .Tust For Luck Quartz Mining Company will ho issued in a few days. This claim is situated next door to the Jubilee Company’s Claim, which will be in full work in a week or two TO GENTLEMEN ONLY (.LADIES REQUESTED NOT TO READ THISJ ■CSTE are offering at our Annual Sale V? gome really good tinea in Gei.t.'s Hoots, stylish, well-made and durable, at a tug discount off r.cual prices. We quote iou. lines: Real Russian Bals, 28s; Sale Price, 21s American Tan, button or lace, 235: Sale Price, 17s fid (Place Buis. 17s fid; Sale Price, 12a lid American Bals, black and tan, 13s fid; Sale Price, 9s 8d Kindly inform your lady friends thal we have some Real Gems in Stylish Shoes at Gs lOd, usual price 13a fid.

POTTER AND SON, BOOT IMPORTERS. •y READ WHAT 1T A D ATI IS DOING. O ANOTHER WONDEREDL CURB. HEMORRHAGE OP DUNGS OF ' TEARS STANDING. CURED £Y VITADATIO K:-«d What Mb A. JACKSON haa to say: North Melbourne, November H, 19C0. To MR PADMJSR. Dear Bir.—l have pleamire In Riving w t-at loony to the »on« quality and oaring jnoffftr of Webbcry yit«t*nGo. aomr four jwe ago * w 0.9 town 111, Onn tloafor said it was typhoid fever, a wa« In her! »om« three week*, wen got wen her and wanker, tjntll t went to ane|h-v factor, who said that It WM Intermittent pluMei* fwhat People know as owieumptlon) mi* ofuerod wa to JSci.uca at pace. I n-eqt to Rehnoo, stayed there five or nut weeks, and came

homo again. About throe weeks comps' home I Jiacl hemorrhagf! conic oti. 1 laid up, and thought 1 waa getting round ogam, when It came on again (nt; -t «u inter vni pf fix months). Than il.imeot oiteuer nnu oftf-nar until they wore caHiiis or. r \ery month. The doctor (the'third one) told me nt the finish he could dVno more. On the afternoon of the daylhe told me one oi the 'Vjtadntio pamphlets Tar unshed under my front door, my hoy brought it to me, and on reading of a similar case to my own as having been cored, .1 said I would try some. I sent down for a bottle at once and commended to take it (At tins time 1 was. laid up with the worst turn of the hemorrhage I had had.) The bleeding began to stop, and 1 did not lo ve another turn for nearly 12 months. I then had a slight attack, but it did not last one day. I thought X would go and see Mr Palmer and toll him I did so. He (oh! me to taka another bottle or so, and that possibly that would he the last T would see of the hemorrhage., I did as he said. and have not seen a sign of bleeding since (nearly ibree years.) lam thankful that I started to take Titadetio. ns I honestly believe 1 woaid have been dead long ago ha-. I not done sc 1 will be nleased to give any information any lime to any other sufferer. (Signed) AUTRE!) JACKSON. I? nil address on application to Vitadatio Institute, 184, Pitt street, Sydney. For further particulars, I ' S. A. PALMER, , Warehouse. Waterloo quay, 1 Wellington. i Correspondence invited. Write for testi- i monikl*.