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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4441, 22 August 1901, Page 6

WONDERFUL CORE by D. CLEARY’S PATENT Mr William Pric<», 6, Garrett street, Wellington, writes:—Lear Sir, —I write thanking you for the Plaster you sent me for my hack. I suffered from bleed ing y>iles for eight or ten years, and it stopped the bleeding in one week, and as it is three months since I used the Plas ter, I have not seen a sign of its return. I look upon it as a wonderful cure for Pleading Piles and Pains in the Back, and can recommend it to all suffering with tho same complaint.—July 22nd, 1901. Witness: H. Fielder. Esq., J-P. Plasters posted to any address. Address—l). CLEAKY, No. ICO, Taranaki street, Wellington. Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. J AST FEW WEEKS OP OUR SALK, N.P. Rochester Hanging Lamps, at 8s 2-1 Mammoth Rochester Hanging Lamps, at 15-j 6d Bracket Lamps, at Cs 6d N.P. Study Lamps, 16 6d Patent Stwing-Machine Lamps 6 Bissell'S Children’s Carpet Sweepers, Is 6d 14 Hughes’s Patent Fountain Clothes

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